Editor’s note: This is the sixth in a series profiling some of the top players in the area leading up to the start of the season Friday.
Editor’s note: This is the fifth in a series profiling some of the top players in the area leading up to the start of the season on Aug. 23.
COLUMBUS — Teagan Herschleb’s expectations entering last season were modest: The safety for the Columbus prep football team simply wanted to play well.
Editor’s note: This is the fourth in a series profiling some of the top players in the area leading up to the start of the season on Aug. 23.
The Wonewoc-Center/Weston co-op is entering its fourth year of existence. It looks like it will also be its last.
Editor’s note: This is the third in a series profiling some of the top players in the area leading up to the start of the season on Aug. 23.
Year in school: Reinwald: Junior. Kehl: Senior. Walther: Senior. Schwark: Senior.
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series profiling some of the top players in the area leading up to the start of the season on Aug. 23.
When running an article on New Lisbon’s James Steele and Royall’s Ryan Olson participation in the recent Wisconsin Football Coaches’ Association (WFCA) all-star games, an interesting coincidence happened.
With music playing in the background, Wisconsin Dells head football coach Scott Flood led the 2019 Chiefs onto the practice field Tuesday afternoon for the first official practice of the season. Starting his second year as the head coach of the Wisconsin Dells program, Flood was plenty excit…
Tuesday marked the official start of a new football season for players and coaches across the state of Wisconsin as high school teams met for the first practices of the fall season.
Football is officially back. Prep football, that is.
Tuesday marked the official start of a new football season for players and coaches across the state of Wisconsin as high school teams met for the first practices of the fall season.
The last time the Wayland Academy football program had a successful season was in 2013, when the Big Red finished 5-3 competing in Wisconsin’s 8-man format.
Last week, some of the state’s best football players who wrapped up their senior seasons last fall converged on Oshkosh to represent their respective high schools one final time.
With the end of July inching closer, the start of the prep football season is right around the corner and teams across the state are making the most of their allotted time to work in the summer.
While most NFL teams begin training camp this week, high school football teams throughout the state are also in the beginning stages of preparing for the upcoming season. Pardeeville is among those teams, as the Bulldogs held the first of this week’s three summer contact days on Monday evening.
Cooper Nelson’s already feeling the benefits from his first summer conditioning program as a walk-on at the University of Wisconsin.
The Baraboo High School baseball team’s dugout and sidelines will have a different look this year, as coach Steve Considine has accepted a job in the Lake Mills Area School District.
Maybe it still seems like the 2018-19 school year just ended, but the 2019 high school football season will be here before you know it.
