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Lake Holcombe working on getting higher scores

The Lake Holcombe archery program was on the road, March 3, at Augusta, where they shot against multiple other schools, struggling a bit to raise their scores.

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Cadott brings home their highest score of the year

Traveling to Augusta, March 7, the Cadott archery program faced off with multiple other schools, bringing home first place, with a score of 3,360. “It was their highest team score of the year,” said coach Scott Christenson. Individually, senior Gabe Sikora placed first, scoring 294, followed by senior Anthony Glenz, with a score of 292, and junior Garrett Engel, who had a 287. Freshman Lorel...

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Cornell notches a lot of personal bests at Augusta

It was off to Augusta, March 3, for the Cornell archery program, where they scored 3,097, as a team. Claiming the highest individual score for the Nock Busters, was senior Addy DeJongh, with a 279, while junior Lillian Gorham had 276 and junior Kyleigh Mercer notched 273. Junior Ara Ferguson followed that with a 270, with senior Easton Maier and eighth grader Harlee Holte each scoring 256, and so...

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Hornets pounced on by Panthers to end the year

Taking on No. 4 seeded Durand-Arkansas, the Cadott boys basketball program came in as the No. 13 team, March 3, in the first leg of the WIAA playoffs. At the end, the Hornets watched their season come to an end in the home of the Panthers, 61-48....

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Chiefs get piled on by Diggers to close season

On the road as the No. 13 seed, the Cornell boys basketball program faced off with No. 4 Mellen, to begin the WIAA playoffs, March 3. From the start, the Granite Diggers were dominant and held Cornell to just 21 points in the first half. The second half was much the same and when time ran out, the match went to Mellen, 81-35. Leading for the Chiefs, was junior Bryce DeJongh, with 13 points, whil...

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Chieftains’ season ends as Blackhawks soar to victory

Beginning the post-season, the No. 9 Lake Holcombe boys basketball program traveled to No. 8 Owen-Withee, March 3. Although the Chieftains were down to the home team by 20 points at the break, they righted themselves in the second half, nearly matching the Blackhawks. It wasn’t enough and Owen-Withee claimed the win, 81-56. “We played them tough until the final four minutes of the first ...

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Sonnentag comes home with fourth straight placing
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Sonnentag comes home with fourth straight placing

It was a hard week, for the Cadott girls wrestling program and the community as a whole, as one of t...

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