Stratford boys, girls have enjoyed a lot of success in recent years
STRATFORD VARSITY GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD - Introducing the 2026 Tigers girls boys track and field team. Track athletes pictured, from left to right, front row are: Ameilya Cable, Hailey Fecker, Ella Dennee, Alexis Pribnow, Jayelynn Shanks, Dakota Gregg-Mitchell, Hayden Fecker and Olive Kauer; second row: Assistant coach Joe Drexler, Brye Shaw, Erika Frick, Lily Dabbert, Kaylie McHugh, Brianna Sherden, Ava Wenzel, Kinslee Jochimsen, Charlotte Peirce and assistant coach Robyn Jarocki-Hughes; third row: Head coach Nathan Heeg, Julia Buck, Wynn Schoenherr, Madelyn Stein, Breleigh Shanks, Rosemary Donavan, MyKayla Stueber, Aaliyah Sanchez, Emilee Gebelein, Ali Bohman and assistant coaches Derek Joswiak and Tiny Michalski; back row: Allison Knetter, Sierra Kreft, Sylvia McMeeken, Livia Konemann, Emily Zuelke, Bailey Knapp, Samantha Frick, Alexis Wiesman, Morgan Schmidt and Lillian Kaiser. PHOTO BY CASSIDY LEMAY STRATFORD VARSITY GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD - Introducing the 2026 Tigers girls boys track and field team. Track athletes pictured, from left to right, front row are: Ameilya Cable, Hailey Fecker, Ella Dennee, Alexis Pribnow, Jayelynn Shanks, Dakota Gregg-Mitchell, Hayden Fecker and Olive Kauer; second row: Assistant coach Joe Drexler, Brye Shaw, Erika Frick, Lily Dabbert, Kaylie McHugh, Brianna Sherden, Ava Wenzel, Kinslee Jochimsen, Charlotte Peirce and assistant coach Robyn Jarocki-Hughes; third row: Head coach Nathan Heeg, Julia Buck, Wynn Schoenherr, Madelyn Stein, Breleigh Shanks, Rosemary Donavan, MyKayla Stueber, Aaliyah Sanchez, Emilee Gebelein, Ali Bohman and assistant coaches Derek Joswiak and Tiny Michalski; back row: Allison Knetter, Sierra Kreft, Sylvia McMeeken, Livia Konemann, Emily Zuelke, Bailey Knapp, Samantha Frick, Alexis Wiesman, Morgan Schmidt and Lillian Kaiser. PHOTO BY CASSIDY LEMAY
Stratford’s varsity boys track and field squad wasn’t able to extend its Marawood Conference championship winning streak to four straight last season, but the Tigers did capture the WIAA Division ...
The Medford Raiders celebrate as captains Cash Thums and Forest Hartl bring the GNC championship trophy to the team huddle following a 48-6 win over Antigo Friday at Raider Field. Medford went 7-0 in GNC play and begins the WIAA Division 3 post-season by hosting Green Bay West Friday at 7 p.m.
Gilman’s Beau Pockat couldn’t reach this ball that was tipped by teammate Logan Halida, but Henry Syryczuk catches it, intercepting a two-point conversion pass attempted by Frederic’s Austin Adams. The Pirates’ first-team defense allowed its first touchdown of the season but little else in Saturday’s 54-6 playoff win. ALEX WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
Gilman’s Beau Pockat couldn’t reach this ball that was tipped by teammate Logan Halida, but Henry Syryczuk catches it, intercepting a two-point conversion pass attempted by Frederic’s Austin Adams. The Pirates’ first-team defense allowed its first touchdown of the season but little else in Saturday’s 54-6 playoff win. ALEX WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
Rib Lake’s Breleigh Niemi settles under the ball while teammate Olivia Lucia readies for a possible set during Thursday’s 3-0 loss at Marathon. CASEY KRAUTKRAMER/THE RECORD-REVIEW
