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The River Ridge/Scales Mound Wildcats sailed to an easy victory over Orangeville 16-1 on Friday, March 24 at River Ridge. The Wildcats got things started in the first inning when Ben Richmond singled on a 2-1 count, scoring one run. Wildcats tallied six runs in the third inning. Damon Dittmar, Charlie Wiegel, Lucas Holland, and Kaden Duerr each had RBIs in the big inning. Dylan Diehl was credited with the victory for the Wildcats. The right-hander lasted three and two-thirds innings, allowing two hits and one run while striking out eight and walking one. Ty Spahn threw one third of an inning in relief out of the bullpen. Richmond led the Wildcats with two hits in two at bats. The Wildcats move to 3-0 on the season and have scored a run in ten straight innings. Above: Derrick Distler pitching for RRSM.
RRSM defeats Orangeville
Round up of local high school sports, March 29
Track and Field UD HS Girls Indoor Classic DUBUQUE, Iowa.– Galena/East Dubuque/River Ridge Girls’ Track and Field had a strong first meet of the season at the UD HS Girls Indoor … more
Parker Studtmann
Pirate Competitor of the Week: Parker Studtmann
Parker is this week’s Pirate Competitor of the Week. Parker helped the Pirates start the season with a split at the Jacksonville Tournament. The Pirates lost to Routt Catholic and then came … more
Several hundred spectators lined the top Chestnut Mountain’s Resort’s slope side viewing area and the Sunset Patio Sunday, March 19 despite bitter cold 20-degree temperatures. Over 20 skiers and snowboarders attempted to cross ponds filled with icy waters. New this year was a Mini slush pond (18”deep and significantly shorter than the large pond) for a younger set of competitors.
Chestnut Mountain hosts Slush Cup
For the second year in a row, the Scales Mound Hornets boys basketball team headed to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign to compete in the final four. On Thursday, March 9 the Hornets defeated the Tuscola Warriors 40-27 in the state semifinal game. With the win, the Hornets moved on to the state title game for the first time in the school’s history. On Saturday, March 11 the Hornets fell short to the Gibault Hawks 65-45 in the state championship game. Above: The Hornets’ bench cheered on their teammates during the championship. From left; Jonah Driscoll, Charlie Wiegel, Seth Birkett, Kaden Duerr, Issac Heffernan and Derrick Distler. The Hornets left in style after an all-school pep rally on Wednesday, March 8. The boys were welcomed back on Saturday night with their trophy in hand.
Two in a row!!!: Hornets place second in state in Class 1A
Defense! Hornets Evan Cogan, Max Wienen, Dylan Slavenburg and Jacob Duerr try to stop Gibault Hawk Kaden Augustine during the state championship game.
Hornets repeat to state: After last season’s third-place finish, the Scales Mound Hornets returned to state with a state semifinal win 40-27 over the Tuscola Warriors. Although they fell short in the state championship game against Gibault 65
CHAMPAIGN–Second place for the Hornets! For the first time in the school’s history, the Scales Mound boy’s basketball team competed in the state title contest on Saturday, March 11. … more
Wildcat Tyler Brotzman and Chieftain Dawson Weber fight for the ball during a close matchup between the two teams.
Southwestern boys basketball season comes to a close
HAZEL GREEN, Wis.–The Southwestern boys basketball team’s season came to an end on Saturday, March 4 during the sectional quarterfinal game losing to the Potosi Chieftains 68-64. The … more
Lex Abt
Pirate Competitor of the Week: Lex Abt
Lex Abt is the week’s Pirate Competitor of the Week for his performance on the GMS Scholastic Bowl Team. According to Coach Ashley Hoppenjan, “Lex snagged 11 toss-ups in our home … more
The St. Joseph Eagles’ boys and girls eighth grade boys and eighth-grade girls won their respective tournaments at Edgewood College, Madison, Wis., Feb. 18. It is believed that this is the first year in the school’s history that both the boys and the girls are champions, according to Stephanie Tranel, school principal. Here, The boy’s team includes, back, from left, Zach Ernzen, Carter Runde, Carsen Splinter, Lucas Foley, Cooper Stangle, coach Trent Fleege; and front, from left, Clayton Keleher, Carson Gleason and Cooper Busch.
St. Joseph Eagles tournament winners
Colin Egan slams a slalom gate to the ground in the first of his two slalom races at the WIJARA Tyrol championships.
Chestnut Mountain ski team places fifth
MT. HOREB, Wis.–In a season of wild temperature swings, winter weather finally cooperated and provided nearly 500 alpine ski racers with two days of perfect giant slalom and slalom racing … more
Millie Boden
Boden honored
Chestnut Junior Team Class 20 ski racer Millie Boden, Hanover, won the Shelley Glover Memorial Trophy, which is awarded to the female athlete who completes all six races, three giant slalom and three … more
Chestnut Mountain Resort hosted its annual Big Nut ski and snowboard jumping and rail jam competitions, Saturday, March 4 on the slope side of the resort. Skiers and boarders attempted a wide variety of flips, twists and rotations as they launched off a massive jump constructed on the steep Geronimo run. Participants were judged on technical difficulty, complexity of the attempt and whether they landed without crashing. Over 30 competitors in a variety of age groups attempted riding a number of pipe rails and boxes during the rail jam competition launching from jumps located in Chestnut’s rail garden at the top of the Old Main Trail. New this year, the Big Nut mini-air jump, located on the bunny slope, attracted a large number of spectators as the youngest set of skiers and boarders (ages 3-12) took to the air doing a variety of twists and spins. “As a result of its success, the mini-air competition will become a regular event in the yearly Big Nut at Chestnut,” stated Caleb Flack, one of the event coordinators. Here, Colin Egan, Chestnut rail jam competitor, lands on the beginning of a horizontal rail (pipe), the second in a series of three rails he needs to complete.
Big Nut competitions at Chestnut
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