Sports
Mauston Girls Win Final Regular Season Road Game
Mauston played it last regular season away game Tuesday night as they traveled to Ripon, coming out of the blocks a little slow the girls came out with renewed energy after half time and enjoyed the long drive home as they walked away with an 83-57 victory. Mauston had 4 girls score double figures and one with a double double as Freshman Crimson Hansen had 25 points, 13 rebounds, 4 blocks and 2 steals. Caitlin Lavold had 19 points, 6 rebounds, 2 steals and an assist, followed closely by Bre Heller with 16 points, 9 boards, 6 assists, 4 blocks and 3 steals and rounding out the double digit scorers was Jordin Bates with 11 points, 3 rebounds and a steal. Mauston has a quick turnaround as they prepare to host Westfield on Thursday night in one of two remaining conference games. Go Eagles!!
Mauston Boys Hold Off Logan for Non-Conference Win
The Mauston Golden Eagles Boys Basketball team won the first game of their busy road schedule this week defeating La Crosse Logan 82-76 in non-conference action. Mauston will also have trips to Ripon and Sparta this week. The game was back in forth but every time La Crosse Logan hit a big shot Mauston would answer back with a big shot of their own. Andrew Dillin was able to knock down clutch free throws down the stretch as Mauston hung on for the victory. Will Miller had a career high 28points for the Golden Eagles while Jase Navis finished with 20points and Dillin added 18. The win improves Mauston to 13-5 on their season while Logan drops to 2-17. Mauston travels to Ripon Thursday night in a crucial South Central Conference matchup.
Local Prep Scores from Thursday and Friday
Boys Basketball
Royall 74 Hillsboro 52
Bangor 65 Brookwood 54
Necedah 64 New Lisbon 52
Wonewoc-Center 76 Cashton 42
La Crosse Aquinas 74 Tomah 66
Alma-Center Lincoln 64 Brookwood 47
Mauston 71 Wautoma 60 (Jase Navis 23 Points to Lead Mauston)
Westfield 65 Nekoosa 55
Ripon 70 Wisconsin Dells 58
Fort Atkinson 75 Reedsburg 56
Girls Basketball
Weston/Ithaca 52 Necedah 30
Adams-Friendship 62 Berlin 35
Mauston 80 Wautoma 14
Westfield 70 Nekoosa 30
Wisconsin Dells 72 Ripon 28
Mount Horeb 44 Reedsburg 29
Hillsboro 54 Necedah 45
Cashton 65 New Lisbon 39
Brookwood 49 Royall 41 (Ruby Muehlenkamp 16points and surpassed 1,000point career milestone fro Brookwood)
Bangor 75 Wonewoc-Center 49
La Crosse Aquinas 90 Tomah 38
Boys Hockey
RWD/Mauston 8 Chequamegon 1
Tomah/Sparta 2 Mosinee 1
Girls Hockey
Beaver Dam 5 Badger Lightning 0
Cap City Cougars 7 Badger Lightning 0
Tomah/Black River Falls 3 Northland Pines 0
High School Wrestling
Mauston crowns 4 SCC Champions at conference tournament
Owen Lubinski
Landynn Miller
Austin Hunter
Girls
Sophie Pitts
Local Prep Scores from Tuesday 2/3
Girls Basketball
Bangor 53 Royall 44
Mauston 72 La Crosse Logan 28
Brookwood 53 New Lisbon 36
Cashton 47 Necedah 19
Hillsboro 63 Wonewoc-Center 52
Westfield 64 Adams-Friendship 56
Berlin 46 Omro 43
Highland 62 Highland 44
West Salem 62 Tomah 40
Boys Basketball
Mauston 64 Wisconsin Dells 56 OT (Will Miller 22points for Mauston)
Berlin 74 Nekoosa 42
Ripon 74 Wautoma 65
Adams-Friendship 78 Westfield 43
Hillsboro 80 Brookwood 73 (Braun Jirschele 29points for Hillsboro)
Tomah 72 Reedsburg 60
Girls Hockey
Central Wisconsin 5 Tomah/BRF 1
Boys Hockey
RWD/Mauston 2 Monona Grove 1
Tomah/Sparta 12 Viroqua 2
Mauston Girls Roll Over Logan on Parents Night
The Lady Golden Eagles honored and thanked their parents in a pre-game ceremony on parents night Tuesday night as they hosted the Logan Rangers and also headed back to the winning side of town as they went home with a 72-28 victory.
The Lady Golden Eagles had two girls with 17 points each as Ella Franek and Crimson Hansen tied for leading scorers in the contest.
Franek had 7 rebounds, 4 steals and 2 assists while Hansen had 6 rebounds, 2 blocks and 1 steal.
Bre Heller and Jordin Bates each had 9 points, with Bates having 5 steals and 4 rebounds and Heller grabbing 4 boards to go with her 4 assists and 1 block.
Next up for the girls is another conference game Thursday evening when they will recognize the Seniors on the squad and host the Wautoma Hornets at 7pm. Come out and help us celebrate the Senior Lady Eagles.
Bangor Holds Off Royall to Get Closer to 12th Straight Girls SBC Title
The Royall Panther girls basketball could not overcome turnovers and missed free throws in a 53-44 loss to Bangor Tuesday night. Bangor never trailed in the victory and led by as many as 10points multiple times only to see Royall come back each time to make it a game. Royall was able to get within 2points late in the game as Kayla Rick banked in a 3 to cut Bangors lead to 44-42 but Bangor broke the ensuing Panther pressure and earned a trip to the free throw line. The Cardinals split the free throws missing the back end but Royall could not secure the rebound losing it out of bounds. Bangor executed a perfect inbound pass that led to a Kennedy Hamilton lay in to put Bangor up 47-42 and they would not look back from there. Bria Gruen led all scorers with 21points for the Panthers while September Harris paced the Bangor offense with a team high 15points. The win allows Bangor to seize control of the conference as they are now 9-0 in Scenic Bluffs play while Royall drops to 9-2 in conference action. Royall will host Brookwood Friday night. Bangor will travel to Wonewoc-Center Friday.
Local Prep Scores from Monday 2/2
Boys Basketball
Wonewoc-Center 90 Coulee Christian 61
G-E-T 77 Bangor 39
Ithaca 74 Necedah 53
Hillsboro 69 La Farge 36 (Miles Ravenscroft 25points 12rebounds 6assists, David Johnson 10points 22rebounds for Hillsboro)
Berlin 85 Omro 72
Portage 74 Westfield 67
Adams-Friendship 56 Baraboo 51
Reedsburg 75 La Crosse Logan 63
Girls Basketball
Hillsboro 66 La Farge 28
Viroqua 61 Brookwood 46
De Soto 43 Cashton 36
Wisconsin Dells 64 Winneconne 54
Ripon 51 Winnebago Lutheran 50
Spencer 58 Nekoosa 22
Reedsburg 71 Wisconsin Rapids 68
Thellefsen, Landsinger Lead Wolves to 7th Win of Season
The Wonewoc-Center Wolves used a high scoring 2nd half to bury Coulee Christian 90-61 Monday night. The Wolves scored 51 points in the 2nd half alone. The Wolves had 4 players in double figures led by Cam Thellefsen 31points, Tatyn Landsinger 18points, Jack Byrdy 16points and Gavin Olson 12points. Coulee Christian hung around in the first half thanks to the scoring punch of Jaden Heesch who scored 15 of his team high 20points in the first half. Jaden is the great nephew of Mauston Superintendent and assistant Mauston Basketball coach Joel Heesch. Titus Trailer added 16points for the Eagles who drop to 0-9 on their season. Wonewoc-Center improves to 7-10 on their season. It’s the most win Wonewoc-Center has had in boys basketball since the 2018-2019 season.
Local Prep Scores from Over the Weekend
Boys Basketball
Royall 57 Necedah 30
Bangor 68 New Lisbon 60
Brookwood 64 Cashton 47
Hillsboro 74 Wonewoc-Center 49 (Miles Ravenscroft 32points and went over the 1,000point milestone for Hillsboro)
Tomah 99 La Crosse Logan 78 (Quinn Gerke set new single game scoring mark for Tomah with 45points)
Girls Basketball
Wisconsin Dells 74 Mauston 50
Berlin 54 Nekoosa 36
Ripon 68 Wautoma 26
Reedsburg 44 Portage 35
De Soto 55 Weston/Ithaca 22
La Crosse Logan 67 Tomah 37
St. Croix Central 69 Adams-Friendship 55
Bangor 46 Amery 39
Girls Hockey
Badger Lightning 0 Stoughton Icebergs 0
Final 18 Minutes Doom Lady Golden Eagles Upset Bid Vs Dells
Mauston headed to Wisconsin Dells Friday night to take on the Lady Chiefs. In a very competitive and close first half the Eagles jumped out to an early lead and battled back and forth with Mauston trailing by 4 at the half 37-33. The Chiefs came out firing in the second half and eventually won by a score of 74-50.
Mauston was led by Caitlin Lavold with 18 points, 9 rebounds and 1 assist and a steal, she was followed closely by Crimson Hansen with 15 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 block and 1 steal. Ella Franek contributed 9 points, 7 rebounds, 3 steals and a block.
Mauston will look to get back in the win column Tuesday night when they will be recognizing their parents for parents night and will be hosting La Crosse Logan for a non-conference game.

