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Pair of wins come the way of Lake Holcombe

Although they were hard-fought, back-to-back wins were the order of business for the Lake Holcombe volleyball program.

Sept. 1 vs. Thorp non-conference (W ...

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Hornets soar over Eagles

On a sweltering, humid night, the Cadott football program was off to Unity, for a Lakeland Conference bout, Sept. 4. Unity is a strong team, but this time around, the Hornets proved who had more sting power. At the close of the game, Cadott ran right over the home team, 48-14. “We were able to run and throw, efficiently and effectively,” said coach Todd Rykal. “Good win for us, with reall...

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Chieftains can’t rally against the Warriors
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Chieftains can’t rally against the Warriors

Clear Lake may have a deeper team, but Sept. 4, the Lake Holcombe football program showed they have ...

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Chiefs pecked at by Jays

Heading on the road to Athens, Sept. 4, for a North Central-East Conference game, the Cornell football program looked to begin the league on the right foot. However, the Bluejays had other ideas. The Chiefs scored only once in the bout and at the close of the match, conceded defeat to Athens, 66-8....

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Cadott tames competition at Wildwood Zoo course

In their first outing of the year, the Cadott cross country program was in Marshfield, at Wildwood Park and Zoo, Sept. 5, competing with multiple teams. Coming home with first place in the small school division, the boys were 37 points ahead of the second place finisher. Their performance also placed them third for all divisions. Individually, senior Beau Steinke led the Hornets, with a time...

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Chiefs don’t get carried off by Screaming Eagles
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Chiefs don’t get carried off by Screaming Eagles

It was a solemn night, Aug. 28, as the Cornell football program welcomed non-conference opponent Che...

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Hornets put sting to Orioles

In the always anticipated rivalry game, the Cadott football program was in action, Aug. 28, at Stanley-Boyd. The game was fairly even in the first quarter, but by the second, the Hornets had blown out the lead to 40-7. However, Stanley-Boyd managed to put another eight points on the board before time ran out, which still wasn’t enough, as Cadott claimed the victory, 46-15. “It was a closer g...

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