Sports

Lady Golden Eagles Ease By Royall in Basketball Opener

The Mauston Golden Eagles girls basketball team opened up their season with a 58-36 victory over Royall Tuesday night.  Caitie Lavold led Mauston with 16points.  It was a team effort by the Golden Eagles who also got 13points from Ella Franek and 11 from Bre Heller.  Royall was led by Bria Gruens game high 18points while Layla Marty added 14.  Mauston led 33-8 at halftime and coasted to the victory in the 2nd half.  Mauston will host Almond-Bancroft Thursday night, a game that can be heard on SmashCountry92.9FM and WRJC.com.

Ingersoll, Marvin G. Age 89 of Adams

Marvin G. Ingersoll, 89, of Adams, Wisconsin, passed away on Wednesday, October 30, 2024, at The Waterford at Colby in Colby, Wisconsin.

Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, November 9, 2024, at Roseberry’s Funeral Home in Friendship, Wisconsin, with Rev. John K. Stake officiating. Interment will follow at Mt. Repose Cemetery in Friendship. Visitation will begin at 10:00 a.m. and continue until the service. Military honors will be rendered by the Adams County Honor Guard.

Marvin was born on April 19, 1935, in Marathon County, Wisconsin, to Kenneth and Edith (Dombrowe) Ingersoll. He was raised in Abbotsford, Wisconsin, and served in the U.S. Army from 1956 to 1958. On July 26, 1958, he married Betty Damm in Stetsonville, Wisconsin. The couple welcomed their daughter, Deanna, in Abbotsford before relocating to Adams in 1959. Marvin enjoyed a career spanning over 30 years as a truck driver with Castle Rock Container, retiring in the mid-1980s.

Marvin was known for his love of horseback riding, deer hunting, and keeping a meticulous yard. He was a member of the Lutheran Church and the Adams VFW Post #6279.

Marvin was preceded in death by his parents, Kenneth and Edith; his wife, Betty; his daughter, Deanna; and eight siblings. He is survived by nieces, nephews, extended family, and cherished friends, including Terrance Wagner and Cindy Kitchen.

Roseberry’s Funeral Home is assisting the family. For online condolences and further information, please visit www.roseberrys.com

Royall Bullies Bulldogs Advances to Sectional Volleyball Final

The Royall Panthers girls volleyball team is still alive in the post season after sweeping Ithaca 3-0 Thursday night.  Royall got off to a fast start taking set one 25-21, Royall jumped out to an 11-2 lead before hanging on for the victory.  Set 2 was much tougher Ithaca had set point leading 24-20 only to see Royall rally to tie it and take the set 28-26, Royall kept that momentum going taking set three 25-15 to win the match. Royall got big games from juniors Bria Gruen, Laya Wainwright and Liza Krueger.  Royall improves to 17-16 on its season and will head to Almond-Bancroft Saturday night to battle Marshfield Columbus Catholic with a trip to state on the line.  NOW92oneFM and WRJC.com will have all the action from the game with coverage beginning at 6:40pm Saturday evening.    

Hillsboro Volleyball Wins 1st Regional Final since 2019

The Hillsboro Tigers Girls Volleyball team swept their way to a regional championship taking down Brookwood 3-0 by scores of 27-25, 25-17, and 25-17.  It was Hillsboro’s first regional championship since 2019.  Michelyn Hansen led the way with 16kills and 13 assists.  Maddie Herritz had 17assists in the victory improving Hillsboro to 26-9 on the season.  Brookwood finishes 20-11.  Hillsboro will travel to Mineral Point on Halloween for a sectional semi-final matchup. 

Mauston Boys Cross Country Team Advances to State with Alexys Smith Earning Sport on Girls Side

The Mauston Golden Eagles had a great day at the 2024 WIAA Division 2 Sectional Cross Country Championships held at Skyline Golf Course in Black River falls on Friday October 25th..

The top two teams as well as the top 5 place finishers from non-qualifying teams advance to the state cross country championships held at the Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin rapids on Saturday November 2nd,,,

 

In the girls 5000 Meter race,  Mauston Golden Eagle, Alexys Smith punched her ticket to race at the state championships with her 4th place overall finish. Alexys covered the 3.1 mile course in 20:11 a new personal best effort for Alexys. The girls Division 2 race starts at 12:40 on Saturday.

 

The Maustonboys team punched their ticket for the boys Division 2 race with their outstanding 2nd place at the BRF sectional. The top five team scores were:  West Salem 30, MAUSTON 46,Richland Center /Ithaca 105, G-E-T 131 and Reedsburg Area 153..There were 14 complete teams in the boys race…The boys team placed five runners in the top 20 places.  Josh Ellerman 2nd 16:50, Brekk Peterson 5th 17:18, Weston Pouillie 8th 17:26, Sebastian naquayama 13th 17:50, Haakon Peterson 18th 18:10. The balance of the team Noah Cortez 26th 18:40 and oscar Spindler 52nd 19:15.  The boys Division 2 race starts @ 2:40 on Saturday.

Local Prep Level 1 Playoff Football Scores

D3

Reedsburg 62 Whitnall 48

D4

Berlin 35 Campbellsport 7

Mayville 42 Waupun 6

Lodi 37 Wisconsin Dells 20

D6

Abbotsford 42 Nekoosa 28

D7

Bangor 49 Iowa-Grant 14

River Ridge 55 Cashton 14

Cambria-Friesland 48 Hillsboro 12

Ithaca 7 Randolph 0

Johnson Creek 26 Royall 22

WIAA Regional Semi-Final Volleyball & Regional Soccer Scores from Thursday Night 10/24

 

Girls Volleyball 

D1

DeForest 3 Tomah 0

D2

Madison Edgewood 3 Wisconsin Dells 0

West Salem 3 Reedsburg 0

D3

Nekoosa 3 Pardeeville 0

Poynette 3 Adams-Friendship 2

D4

Necedah 3 Oakfield 0

Tri-County 3 New Lisbon 0

Cashton 3 Fennimore 2

Brookwood 3 Kickapoo 0

Hillsboro 3 Southwestern 0

D5

Royall 3 De Soto 2

Seneca 3 Wonewoc-Center 2

 

Regional Boys Soccer Scores

D3

Plymouth 7 Wautoma 0

Wisconsin Dells 6 Dodgeville/Mineral Point 1

D4

Lake Country Lutheran 9 Mauston 0

Local Prep Football Power Rankings After Week 9

Power Rankings 

  1. Ithaca Bulldogs (8-0) – Ithaca shutout Brookwood 34-0 to wrap up no worse than a share of the SBC Championship! A win over New Lisbon gives them the outright Championship.
  2. Berlin Indians (7-1) – Berlin crushed another SCC foe in Waupun 53-6 to win no worse than a share of the SCC Championship. A win over Adams-Friendship earns them the outright title.
  3. Nekoosa Papermakers (7-1) – Nekoosa hammered Ripon a win over the Dells paired with a Berlin loss could still earn them a share of the Conference Championship.
  4. Wisconsin Dells Chiefs (6-2) ^1 Wisconsin Dells and Sam Ersland ran wild over Mauston improving them to 6-2 and keeping conference Championship hopes still alive.
  5. Bangor Cardinals (6-2) ^1 Bangor took down New Lisbon as expected and will face Hillsboro Friday in hopes of improving their post season seeding.
  6. Reedsburg Beavers (4-2) NR Maybe its because they didn’t play the first 2 weeks of the season but I have completely overlooked Reedsburg this season. They have locked up a playoff spot and have surprised this season in the MVC Conference. 
  7. Cashton Eagles (5-3) ^1 Cashton locked up a playoff berth with a minor upset over Hillsboro. Cashton can deny Royall an outright playoff spot with a victory on Friday.
  8. Hillsboro Tigers -4 (6-2) Hillsboro took a tough loss to Cashton and now must bounce back to defeat Bangor to avoid playing one of the big boys right away in the playoffs.
  9. Waupun Warriors – (5-3) Waupun will finish their season at home against Mauston. A Waupun victory puts them in the playoffs.
  10. Royall Panthers (4-4) -1 Royall took care of business against Necedah and now takes on Cashton in a must win game for Royall to make the playoffs.

 

Highest Riser: Reedsburg New to Rankings

Biggest Fall: Hillsboro down 4 spots

 

New to Rankings: Reedsburg

Out of Rankings: New Lisbon

 

*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 WIAA Regional Volleyball & Soccer Scores from Tuesday 10/22

Girls Volleyball

D2

Wisconsin Dells 3 Black River Falls 1

Reedsburg 3 Monroe 0

D3

Darlington 3 Mauston 1

Pardeeville 3 Westfield 0

Weyauwega-Freemont 3 Wautoma 0

D4

Bangor 3 Blair-Taylor 1

New Lisbon 3 Markesan 0

D5

Wonewoc-Center 3 Coulee Christian 0

Wauzeka-Steuben 3 Weston 1

 

WIAA Regional Boys Soccer

D2

Tomah 2 Sparta 0

Sauk Prairie 6 Reedsburg 0

D3

Monroe 3 Black River Falls 0

D4

Tri-County 4 Adams-Friendship 2

Northland Pines 3 Coulee Christian 1

Mauston 2 Faith Christian 2 (Mauston wins shootout 4-2)

Mauston Falls to Darlington to End Volleyball Season

The Mauston Golden Eagles Volleyball season came to an end falling to Darlington on the road in a WIAA D3 Regional quarterfinal matchup 3-1.  Mauston had a lead in set 24-20 but could not hang on as Darlington rallied back to win it 27-25.  The momentum would carry over for the Redbirds taking set two 25-16.  Mauston tried to rally back taking set three 25-21 but Darlington rolled in set four 25-14 to take the match.  Maddi Quist led the Golden Eagles with 12kills and 24digs.  Quist and Mallory Kastner wrapped up their Mauston volleyball careers both with a solid game.  Mauston finishes their season 15-14.  Darlington improves to 17-13 and moves on to play La Crosse Aquinas Thursday night.

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