Sports

The Sauk Prairie/Wisconsin Heights wrestling program had seven individuals earn spots on the all-Badger Small Conference team.

In boys wrestling, Conway Knox was named to the first-team at 150 pounds. Max Schroeder (106 pounds), Matt Tesch (113), Lane Albers (190) and Logan McIntyre (215) were all named second-team all-conference.

Sauk Prairie’s boys swimming team held their postseason banquet recently. From left are the Eagles with the awards they received.

• Jake Klein — Rolo Race Champion

• Evan Schultze — Eric Krueger Coaches Award

• Strahinja Jovancic — Most Improved

Sauk Prairie’s boys basketball team had three players earn all-Badger Small Conference honors.

Senior guard Nicholas Keyser was named second-team all-conference. Junior guard Otis Andres and junior forward Jake Buckles were both named honorable-mention all-conference.

Sauk Prairie’s girls basketball team landed five players on the all-Badger Small Conference team.

Junior forward Mallory Hartwig and senior forward Ava Brings were both named first-team all-conference.

Clockwise from top left, Addy Ranzenberger, Kylee Ballweg, Lauren Uselman, McKenna Breunig, Claire Hartman and Lyla Annen all had terrific performances to help Sauk Prairie’s girls gymnastics team finish in fifth place at the WIAA Division 2 state meet last Friday.

Wisconsin Heights’ boys basketball team played 25 games this season.

Perhaps the Vanguards’ 75-46 loss to Iowa-Grant in a WIAA Division 4 regional quarterfinal on March 4 summed up their season better than any other contest.

Three ties. No lead changes.

Sauk Prairie’s boys basketball team spent the majority of the second half within arm’s reach of Beaver Dam last Friday, seemingly a possession or two away from flipping the script on the Golden Beavers.

WISCONSIN RAPIDS — These were unchartered waters.

Emotions, challenges and experiences Sauk Prairie’s girls gymnastics program had never encountered.

But the Eagles have been a team that didn’t flinch all season. And they certainly weren’t about to start in their final competition of the year.

The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association and the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Athletics agreed to an eight-year contract extension that grants the WIAA availability of facilities to host high school state championships in boys basketball, football, boys and girls golf, individual and team wrestling, and softball throug

Sauk Prairie boys basketball coach Sean McGann wasn’t pulling any punches.

“We were very bad,” McGann said after the Eagles lost to visiting Madison Edgewood, 63-48, on Feb. 27. “The last two games we have not defended at all and it makes our offense more difficult because we are playing in the half court every possession.”