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Local Prep football scores from Friday night and V0lleyball from Saturday
Hillsboro 42 New Lisbon 0 (Ryan McCoic 15-157 3tds Rushing)
Bangor 38 Royall 0
Ithaca 43 Necedah 14
Brookwood 15 Cashton 8
Ripon 61 Mauston 8
Berlin 44 Wisconsin Dells 6
Nekoosa 24 Adams-Friendship 22
Waupun 60 Wautoma 17
Reedsburg 49 Baraboo 7
Holmen 42 Tomah 13
Highland 30 Wonewoc-Center/Weston 20
Volleyball
Royall 2 Oshkosh Lourdes 0
Montello 2 Royall 1
Poynette 2 New Lisbon 0
Montello 2 New Lisbon 0
Local Prep Scores from Thursday 9/25
Girls Volleyball
Mauston 3 Ripon 0 (Bre Heller 10kills for Mauston, Kira Clemens 12digs 4aces for Mauston)
Wisconsin Dells 3 Berlin 1
Cashton 3 Royall 1
Hillsboro 3 Wonewoc-Center 0
Bangor 3 Necedah 0
Brookwood 3 New Lisbon 0 (Reagan Muehlenkamp 9kills 15digs for Brookwood also notched 1,000th dig)
Girls Tennis
Marshfield Columbus Catholic 5 Mauston 2
Emplify Health by Gundersen Hillsboro to offer drive-thru flu vaccination clinics in Hillsboro, Elroy, and Wonewoc.
This fall, Emplify Health by Gundersen Hillsboro is offering convenient, drive-thru flu vaccination clinics in Hillsboro, Elroy and Wonewoc to protect patients and communities against the flu.
This year’s flu shot formulation will be a preservative-free trivalent vaccine.
Clinics will be held 8 a.m. – noon in:
- Wonewoc: 27 at Railroad St., outside Emplify Health by Gundersen Wonewoc Clinic.
- Hillsboro: 18 in the parking lot of Emplify Health by Gundersen Hillsboro Hospital.
- Elroy: 1. Downtown Elroy.
Flu shots can be given to patients 6 months and older. Appointments are encouraged but not necessary. Appointments allow for a quicker and smoother process. Call (608) 489-8280 to make an appointment.
Emplify Health by Gundersen Hillsboro are also offering flu vaccines by appointment during regular business hours. Call (608) 489-8280 to schedule your clinic appointment.
Kendall Woman Being Charged with Embezzlement of Elroy Bank
Sandra Campfield, 67, Kendall, Wisconsin, is charged with embezzlement by a bank employee. The indictment alleges that between September 2012 and December 2024, Campfield worked at a bank in Elroy, Wisconsin, embezzled money from the certificate of deposit accounts of some of the bank’s account holders, and then used the money for personal expenses.
If convicted, Campfield faces a maximum penalty of 30 years in prison.
The charge against her is the result of an investigation conducted by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Juneau County Sheriff’s Office. Assistant U.S. Attorney Aaron Wegner is handling the case.
Local Prep Scores from Tuesday 9/23
Girls Volleyball
Brookwood 3 Hillsboro 2
Cashton 3 Bangor 0
Royall 3 New Lisbon 0
Wonewoc-Center 3 Necedah 0 (Kenlee Muntinga 7kills 18digs)
La Crosse Central 3 Tomah 2
Reedsburg 3 Stoughton 2 (Aubrey Matthews 46assists for Reedsburg)
Girls Tennis
Viroqua 6 Mauston 1
Hillsboro Battles Brookwood to the Limit in SBC Volleyball
The Hillsboro Tigers battled but fell short in a 5 set thriller to Brookwood in Scenic Bluffs Volleyball action Tuesday night. Hillsboro rallied late in set one 25-23 to go up 1-0 but Brookwood handled sets 2 & 3 winning 25-18 and 25-14. Hillsboro stormed back in set four 25-13 to force a winner take all 5th set. Hillsboro had their chances in set 5 but ultimately fell 15-12. Harper Sullivan had a strong game for the Tigers with double digit kills and Alaina Clark and Halle Mae Hora also had strong games in the middle for the Tigers. Reagan Muehlenkamp had 19kills and 20digs to lead the Falcons. Brookwood improves to 5-1 in the conference and 15-7 overall. Hillsboro drops to 2-4 in the conference and 9-12 overall.
Western Technical College to host annual open house Oct. 8
Western Technical College will host its annual, college-wide open house event on Wednesday, Oct. 8, from 4:00-7:00 p.m. at the La Crosse, Black River Falls, Independence, Mauston, Tomah, and Viroqua locations.
The event offers an opportunity for future students and their families to explore Western programs, tour facilities, and connect with faculty and staff. Program and admissions information, facility tours, and refreshments will be available at each location. Attendees can also enter into a drawing for a $500 scholarship.
Western will waive the $30 application fee for those who apply during the event. The offer is open to high school seniors and older who plan to attend Western in spring, summer, or fall 2026.
At Western’s La Crosse main campus, all activities will take place at the Lunda Center, 333 7th St. N. Visitors will find representatives from student services, clubs and organizations, and several four-year universities that accept Western credits. Financial Aid and Resource Planning Services staff will be available at the La Crosse main campus to assist in filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The college’s residence hall will also be open for tours and waitlist sign-ups.
The Open House is free and open to the public. Guests are welcome to attend anytime during the event. For a full list of activities, visit www.westerntc.edu/openhouse. For details on Western programs and services, call 608.785.9200 or visit the website at www.westerntc.edu.