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Wildcats riding three-game win streak

Head coach believes Edgar has the potential to be a very good team
Wildcats riding three-game win streak
EDGAR VARSITY SOFTBALL - Introducing the 2026 Wildcats varsity softball team. Players pictured, from left to right, front row are: Siara Schroeder, Adeline Peterson, Camryn Schmidt, Kelsey Wilhelm, Mackensie Blocker, Callie Knetter and Chiara Quarchioni; middle row: Alyssa Kolano, Paige Strasser, Annie Kolodziej, Brandi Halvorsen, Bella Kaiser and Jorja Knetter; back row: Ella Baumgartner, Vanessa Czech, Laura Mucha, Kendyl Apfelbeck and Addy Nowak. Players missing are Tenley Mauer, Abby Halama, Zoe Christiansen and Anna Jardan. PHOTO BY JIM STENKE
Wildcats riding three-game win streak
EDGAR VARSITY SOFTBALL - Introducing the 2026 Wildcats varsity softball team. Players pictured, from left to right, front row are: Siara Schroeder, Adeline Peterson, Camryn Schmidt, Kelsey Wilhelm, Mackensie Blocker, Callie Knetter and Chiara Quarchioni; middle row: Alyssa Kolano, Paige Strasser, Annie Kolodziej, Brandi Halvorsen, Bella Kaiser and Jorja Knetter; back row: Ella Baumgartner, Vanessa Czech, Laura Mucha, Kendyl Apfelbeck and Addy Nowak. Players missing are Tenley Mauer, Abby Halama, Zoe Christiansen and Anna Jardan. PHOTO BY JIM STENKE

Edgar’s varsity softball team has momentum after going 3-0 on Saturday at the Woodside Sports Complex in Mauston. Edgar had dominating wins against Northwoods/ Solon Springs, 11-2; Reedsville, 10...

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