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By Casey Krautkramer

By Casey Krautkramer
ELATED TO BE IN THE STATE TOURNAMENT - Marathon junior Sophia Conn (7) celebrates being announced as the team’s starting first baseman before the start of Thursday night’s WIAA Division 4 state semifinal against Mineral Point at Madison College. Conn and many other Marathon players wore a temporary tattoo with head coach Paul Fredrickson’s face on their arms. Red Raiders sophomore Adessah Arneson (6) and freshman Skylar Robbins (8) are shown on each side of Conn. STAFF PHOTO/CASEY KRAUTKRAMER
By Casey Krautkramer
ELATED TO BE IN THE STATE TOURNAMENT - Marathon junior Sophia Conn (7) celebrates being announced as the team’s starting first baseman before the start of Thursday night’s WIAA Division 4 state semifinal against Mineral Point at Madison College. Conn and many other Marathon players wore a temporary tattoo with head coach Paul Fredrickson’s face on their arms. Red Raiders sophomore Adessah Arneson (6) and freshman Skylar Robbins (8) are shown on each side of Conn. STAFF PHOTO/CASEY KRAUTKRAMER

By Casey Krautkramer

Marathon and Mineral Point softball state tournament fans waited an extra five hours to witness a pitcher’s dual between Red Raiders junior Allison Podjaski and ...

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