72-year-old JoAnn Derus died on March 12, just days before the first practice of the season.
“It came as a complete surprise,” Stricker said. “A total and complete surprise. Everybody was just blindsided.”
Her Crusaders helped ease the pain as much as possible.
Carter Krueger has spent the last three seasons on South’s soccer and swim teams, and he’s going to study nuclear engineering at the University of Wisconsin in the fall.
Last May I headed down to Columbia County, put my canoe into the Wisconsin River and did a physical and – at times – dangerous journey for 90 minutes to a stream.
Addy Verhagen knows she’s been blessed.
“There’s not enough words that I can come up with to say how grateful I am for another opportunity to play past high school,” she said.
North’s Ryan Lang has been selected one of 32 finalists to receive the WIAA Statewide Scholar-Athlete Award.
Gavin Seefeldt says he wants to be a professional football coach.
I have been writing this column since I was 27 and as many of you probably know, one animal that I really enjoy pursuing is the black bear.
One way to throw a no-hitter is to not let the other team get the ball out of the infield.
Senior forward Jacob Ognacevic, a Lutheran graduate, has transferred from Lipscomb to Washington.
Planning on attending the NFL Draft in Green Bay Thursday through Saturday?
It’s free, but the only way to witness it is by downloading the NFL OnePass app, which serves as your ticket through the gates.
