WIAA DIV. 3 STATE CROSS COUNTRY - ‘FROM NOTHING TO 2ND’
Silver trophy brings no complaints from Hawks
The Prentice-Rib Lake Hawks collected their team trophy and medals after finishing second in Saturday’s WIAA Division 3 state cross country race at Wisconsin Rapids. The Hawks finished 28 points behind state champion Cedar Grove-Belgium. Team members include (l. to r.) co-head coach Bryan Regier, Truman Smith, Elijah Scott, Jack Regier, Henry Regier, Jeremy Wiitala, Kaleb Scott, Heston Hueckman and co-head coach Joshua Isaacson. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS The Prentice-Rib Lake Hawks collected their team trophy and medals after finishing second in Saturday’s WIAA Division 3 state cross country race at Wisconsin Rapids. The Hawks finished 28 points behind state champion Cedar Grove-Belgium. Team members include (l. to r.) co-head coach Bryan Regier, Truman Smith, Elijah Scott, Jack Regier, Henry Regier, Jeremy Wiitala, Kaleb Scott, Heston Hueckman and co-head coach Joshua Isaacson. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
WIAA DIV. 3 STATE CROSS COUNTRY
When all 151 runners had crossed the mile mark Saturday, the Prentice-Rib Lake Hawks held the lead in the te...
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Medford head baseball coach Chandler Schmidt works with Charlie Gierl’s bat-handling technique during the Raiders’ indoor practice at Medford Area Middle School Tuesday afternoon. The baseball team hopes to start playing games this week, with scheduled contests against Wausau East Friday, Mosinee Tuesday and Lakeland on April 11. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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Medford’s Evan Paul ascends over the bar, which is set at 5 feet, 10 inches, during high jump competition at Tuesday’s Marshfield Tigers Boys Indoor Invitational. This would be Paul’s finishing height, good for fifth place, right behind the 6-foot jump by Rib Lake’s Jed Henderson. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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