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Local Prep Scores from Saturday 9/21
Girls Volleyball
Pittsville 2 New Lisbon 0
Adams-Friendship 2 New Lisbon 0
New Lisbon 2 Coulee Christian 0
Riverdale 2 New Lisbon 1
Aquinas 2 Nekoosa 0
Colby 2 Mauston 0
Richland Center 2 Mauston 0
Necedah 2 Thorp 1
Necedah 2 Whitehall 0
Necedah 2 Osseo-Fairchild 0
Necedah 2 Plum City/Elmwood 0
8-man Football
Belmont 8 Wonewoc-Center/Weston 7
Local prep football scores from Friday 9/20
Hillsboro 23 Royall 20 (Isaac Thyne game winning touchdown run with 5.5 seconds remaining in game)
Reedsburg 27 Sparta 24
Bangor 50 Necedah 0
New Lisbon 28 Brookwood 20
Ithaca 42 Cashton 7
Holmen 62 Tomah 0
Waupun 40 Adams-Friendship 22
Nekoosa 49 Wautoma 0
Wisconsin Dells 47 Ripon 6
Berlin 42 Mauston 0
Local Prep Scores from Thursday 9/19
Girls Volleyball
Hillsboro 3 Wonewoc-Center 0
Cashton 3 Royall 2
Necedah 3 New Lisbon 0
Brookwood 3 Bangor 1
Onalaska 3 Tomah 0
Nekoosa 3 Wautoma 2
Mauston 3 Westfield 1 (Ellie Poullie 22 assists 8 digs for Mauston)
Wisconsin Dells 3 Adams-Friendship 1
Reedsburg 3 Baraboo 1 (Allyson McClure 22digs 8 kills for Reedsburg)
Boys Soccer
Tomah 4 Arcadia 1
Black River Falls 4 Coulee Christian 0
Nekoosa 3 Wautoma 2
Wisconsin Dells 11 Adams-Friendship 2
Adams-Friendship 2 Mauston 2 (Tuesday Score)
Klaus, Myrna Marie Age 84 of Adams
Myrna Marie Klaus, age 84, of Adams, Wisconsin passed away on Sunday, September 15, 2024, at the Aspirus Riverview Hospital in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin.
Myrna was born October 14, 1939, in Quincy, Wisconsin to Kermit and Alma (Reuterskiold) Hammond. She married Ronald Klaus on July 4, 1964, in Adams.
Myrna had several jobs, ending her career at Nekoosa Middle School as a library aide where she made many friends and loved all the students. She was a big Brewers fan, (does the “M” on her shirt stand for Myrna or the Milwaukee Brewers? We will never know.) and loved spending time with Ronnie and her family. She enjoyed doing many things including bowling, going out to eat, taking rides in the country, knitting, crocheting, doing puzzles, and projects to donate to those in need. In her last years she especially loved spending time with her friends and staff at the Adams Village Apartments where they made her laugh and were like a second family to her.
Myrna was preceded in death by her husband Ronald; parents: Kermit & Alma; brothers: Vernon Hammond, Wilfred (Georgianna) Hammond, Kenny (Mary) Hammond, sisters; Kay Theisen, , Linda (Larry) Stemper, in-laws: Ken Klaus, Glen (Lois) Klaus, Yvonne Fusaro, Matt (Carol) Klaus, Marion Parks, Marie Klaus, Lawrence Klaus, Elaine Hall, Alice Olson, Mary Jo Klaus, Dave Roberts, and beloved nieces and nephews.
Survivors include her daughters: Gina (Michael) Klaus, Jill (Charles) Reichhoff; son: Mark Klaus; grandchildren: Devin, Jamey, Brooklyn, Ashleigh, Dane, and Silas; great-grandchildren: Oceana, Michael, and Autumn; brother: Doug (Jean) Hammond; in-laws: Lilah Hammond, Mark Theisen, Gordon (Mary Lee) Klaus, Dottie Klaus, Allan (Bonnie) Klaus, Sandy (Mike) Roberts, and Tom Olson. She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, and cousins, whom she loved very much.
A special thank you to Aspirus Riverview Hospital 2nd floor nursing staff for taking such great care of Myrna during her time there and to Vicki & Jessica at North Star Services. She looked forward to every visit.
Roseberry’s Funeral Home is assisting the family. A graveside service at the White Creek Cemetery will be held in the spring. Date and time will be announced by the family. Visit www.roseberrys.com for online condolences and further information.
Walter, Byron Gary Age 77 of Mauston
Byron Gary Walter, age 77, died Tuesday, September 3, 2024 at his home in rural Mauston. Born September 29, 1946 to Clifford and Vera (Sonnenberg) Walter in Mauston. Byron graduated from Mauston High School in 1964. While attending school he helped on the family farm in the Mauston Valley. After graduation he joined the Army and served in Vietnam. After he was discharged, he worked as a heavy equipment operator in Wisconsin and Illinois. Byron was a member of the American Legion post in Mauston.
Byron is survived by his sister Bonnie Hooker, Hillsboro, sister-in-law Judy Walter, Capron, IL, many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents Clifford and Vera Walter, brothers Leroy Walter and Lyle Walter, sisters Edith Burkhalter, Yvonne Walter and Bernadine Vodak, sister-in-law Jean Walter, brothers-in-law Hugh Hepp, Edward Hooker, Donald Vodak, Ervin Burkhalter.
In lieu of flowers, contributions to Freedom Honor Flight (donate online at freedomhonorflight.org) or to the Mauston American Legion would be appreciated.
A Celebration of Life will be held Saturday, September 28, 2024 at 12:30 p.m. at the Crandall Funeral Home, Mauston where friends may call from 10:30 a.m. until time of service.
Interment will be at Lindina Evergreen Cemetery with military honors.
Fatal Accident Near Tomah on Interstate
At 10:10 PM on Monday September 16, 2024 a crash occurred on I-90 EB at mile post 37 in
MONROE County near TOMAH.
Assisting agencies included Monroe County Sheriff Department, Monroe County Medical Examiner,
Monroe County Sheriff Communication, Tomah Ambulance Service, Oakdale Fire , Tomah Area
Medical Responders, Tomah Rescue Tech, Gundersen Air, and Monroe County Highway
Department.
The crash involved 1 fatality and 1 injury. Vehicle and occupant information, if available, is on the
last page(s).
The details of the crash are as follows:
On Monday, September 16, 2024 at approximately 10:10 pm, a crash involving a GMC Savanna
Van and a Chevrolet Silverado was reported on I-90 eastbound at mile marker 37. Wisconsin State
Patrol units first on scene advised both drivers were trapped in their vehicles with significant injuries.
I-90 eastbound was closed and traffic was rerouted at exit 28 for several hours while the crash was
investigated and clean up occurred.
1 driver was airlifted from the scene to LaCrosse with serious injuries. 1 driver died at the scene as
a result of injuries.
The Wisconsin State Patrol is investigating the crash with the assistance from the Monroe County
Sheriff Department and Monroe County Medical Examiner.
PARTIES INVOLVED
Unit 1: Van/SUV (2011 General Motors Savana)
Driver: Name is withheld pending notification of family.
32 Year Old Male
Injuries: Fatal
Unit 2: Pickup Truck (2002 Chevrolet Silverado)
Driver: Name is withheld pending notification of family.
47 Year Old Male
Injuries: Non-Life Threatening
Local Prep Scores from Tuesday 9/17
Volleyball
Royall 3 Necedah 0
Wonewoc-Center 3 Cashton 1
Hillsboro 3 Bangor 2
Brookwood 3 New Lisbon 0
Mount Horeb 3 Reedsburg 1
Boys Soccer
Nekoosa 2 Black River Falls 1
Coulee Christian 4 Wautoma 3
Baraboo 4 Reedsburg 0
Tomah 7 La Crosse Central 1
Royall Stays Perfect with Victory over Necedah in SBC Volleyball Action
The Royall Panthers rolled over Necedah 3-0 Tuesday night. Royall and Necedah played a tight first set that saw both teams serving set point but the Panthers eventually outlasted Necedah 27-25. Royall rolled over Necedah 25-6 in set 2 before taking down Necedah 25-21 in set 3 to complete the sweep. Bria Gruen and Elizabeth Klipstein both had strong games for Royall. Ashleigh Klipstein had the set winning kill for Royall in set 2. The Panthers improve to 4-0 in the Scenic Bluffs Conference and 9-7 overall. Necedah drops to 0-4 and 2-5 overall.
Juneau County Area Top 10 Prep Football Power Rankings Week 4
- Ithaca Bulldogs (4-0) – The Bulldogs came from behind to defeat Bangor 14-10 and give them the inside track on winning the Scenic Bluffs Conference.
- Berlin Indians (3-1) – Berlin blanked formerly undefeated Nekoosa to start their South Central Conference season 2-0.
- Wisconsin Dells Chiefs (3-1) ^1 The Chiefs walloped Adams-Friendship 55-7 last week. On paper the Dells should be able to rack up a few wins over the next few weeks.
- Nekoosa Papermakers (3-1) -1 Nekoosa got shutout by a very good Berlin team but still looks to be vastly improved from the last handful of years.
- Royall Panthers (3-1) ^1Royall rolled offensively again with a 46-28 victory over rival Brookwood. Things get tough in the SBC this week with a matchup at Hillsboro.
- Hillsboro Tigers (3-1) ^1 Hillsboro squashed Necedah last week and sets up a big homecoming matchup with Royall this week. This game could have big playoff implications.
- Cashton Eagles (3-1) ^1 Cashton overcame a slow start to pound New Lisbon 49-20. Cashton is a young team that will only get better as the season moves on.
- Bangor Cardinals (2-2) –3 Bangor is probably ranked too low on my power rankings after a tough loss to Ithaca.
- Adams-Friendship Green Devils (2-2) – Adams-Friendship is coming off a big loss to Wisconsin Dells and will try to bounce back on the road vs Waupun.
- Mauston Golden Eagles (1-3) NR Mauston got their first win of the season over Wautoma last week but is still trying to improve especially on the defensive side of the football.
Highest Riser Mauston new to rankings
Biggest Fall Bangor -3
New to rankings Mauston
Out of rankings Tomah
*This is just a “fun” poll of local team around Juneau County or in the Scenic Bluffs or South Central Conferences. This does not mean the #4 ranked team for example would necessarily beat the #9 ranked team as I am not doing this by divisions.
Local Prep scores from over the weekend
Girls Volleyball
Hillsboro 2 Markesan 0
Hillsboro 2 Marathon 0
Hillsboro 2 Mercer 0
Hillsboro 2 Rio 0
Hillsboro 2 Rib Lake 1
Hillsboro 2 Tri-County 0
Hillsboro 2 Abundant Life/St. Ambrose 0 (Hillsboro JAG Tournament Champions) -Kiana Liska Michelyn Hanson All-Tournament players
Colby 2 Mauston 0
Altoona 2 Mauston 0
Mauston 2 Arcadia 0
Sparta 2 Mauston 0
Mauston 2 Wonewoc-Center 0
Sparta 2 Mauston 0
Wonewoc-Center 2 Black River Falls 1
Fall Creek 2 Wonewoc-Center 1
Neillsville 2 Wonewoc-Center 1
Wonewoc-Center 2 G-E-T 1
Brookwood 2 Boscobel 0
Brookwood 2 Seneca 0
Brookwood 2 Cashton 0
Cashton 2 De Soto 0
Cashton 2 Ithaca 0
8-Man Football
Wonewoc-Center 42 Monticello 14