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Lakers cruise by Chieftains

While other teams hurriedly changed their game times or dates to avoid rain, the Lake Holcombe football program stuck to their schedule and hosted Turtle Lake, for Homecoming, Sept. 18...

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Bulldogs get the bite taken out of them by the Hornets

Moved to Thursday, because of expected heavy rain, the football game at home for the Cadott program, took place Sept. 17, against non-conference opponent Boyceville. It turned out to be a very good night for the Hornets, as they walked away with a 26-12 victory. “We racked up 267 yards on the ground and 72 through the air,” said coach Todd Rykal. Senior Coy Ramseier led, with 110 yards and a...

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Chiefs swept under by the dominating Pirates

Playing a day early, Sept. 17, to avoid inclement weather, the Cornell football program headed to Gilman, to take on the powerhouse Pirates. The Chiefs were able to put a touchdown on the board, but that would be it, as Gilman cruised to a 65-8 win....

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Hornets clip the wings of Blackhawks for comeback

Cadott’s volleyball program was prepared for a battle on their hands, at home, Sept. 15, as they welcomed conference foe Bloomer to town. A battle was what they got, after winning the first set, 25-9. Bloomer then took the fight to the Hornets, winning the next sets, 25-23 and 25-22. The Hornets were determined not to be defeated in their own Homecoming week, and came storming back, to win th...

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Chieftains claim bragging rights over Chiefs squad

Meeting in a rivalry match, the Lake Holcombe and Cornell volleyball programs were in action, Sept. 17, at Lake Holcombe. As the host program, the Chieftains made quick work of the sets, winning them, 25-11, 25-15 and 25-21, with a 90.5 percent serve rate. For Lake Holcombe, senior Claire Jankee had 14 kills on the night, as well as 13 aces and 3 blocks, with junior Jayna Erickson notching 17 ass...

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Runners are really building momentum for the Hornets

Winning ways continue, for the Cadott cross country program, as they competed, Sept. 15, at Neillsville. There, the squad brought home the boys’ team championship. Senior Beau Steinke led the way, for the Hornets, in the cool, comfortable weather coming in, with a time of 16:40, for first place. Not far behind, was junior Jacob Pilgrim (17:15), while freshman William Pilgrim crossed the line ...

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Cornell held down by a tough Blackhawks squad

Coming to call on Cornell, Sept. 11, the Owen-Withee football team came to play. Despite the Chiefs putting up 12 points on the board, it wasn’t enough. The Blackhawks took the win in a dominant fashion, 84-12....

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