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Sauk Prairie spring sports schedules

BOYS VARSITY BASEBALL

March 26 vs. Osseo in Tampa, Fla, 4:30 p.m.

March 27 vs. Elk River in Tampa, Fla., 10:30 a.m.

March 28 vs. Apple Valley in Tampa Fla., 10:30 a.m.

April 2 at Portage 5 p.m.

April 4 vs. Portage 5 p.m.

April 5 at Wisconsin Heights 5 p.m.

Nehring caps career at state

Her career was packed with one glorious showing after another.

Vault routines. Beam performances. 

All-around brilliance.

Wisconsin Heights drops playoff opener

Nolan Krentz had seen this movie before.

And he was hoping for a different ending.

Krentz, Wisconsin Heights’ boys basketball coach, watched his team play well in stretches all season. Then, his Vanguards had moments where they struggled immensely.

End of the road

Frustration.

Aggravation.

Disappointment.

Sauk Prairie’s boys basketball team felt them all on Feb. 27.

The Eagles suffered a 76-65 loss to Portage in a WIAA Division 2 regional quarterfinal. Sauk Prairie, which had defeated the Warriors in their previous two meetings, finished the year 12-13.

Heights hoping for a playoff surprise


Nathan Pietrzykowski and Wisconsin Heights’ boys basketball team were hoping to pull off an upset or two this postseason. Photo by Aaron Jacobus

They’ve picked the worst time of the year to go ice cold.

But Wisconsin Heights’ boys basketball team is hoping there’s still time to heat back up.

Eagles hope to make noise in postseason


Nicholas Keyser and Sauk Prairie’s boys basketball team opened the postseason by hosting Portage Tuesday night. Mary Langenfeld

They finished the regular season with a bang.

Now, Sauk Prairie’s boys basketball team hopes to make some noise in the postseason.

Heights girls fall in regional quarters


R.J. Kalscheur will be one of the key returnees for Wisconsin Heights’ girls basketball team next season. Photo by Aaron Jacobus

Bring on next season.

That’s how Tyler Fuchs and his Wisconsin Heights girls basketball team felt after their 2023-24 season came to an end on Feb. 20.

The Eagles’ future looks bright

Their season had just ended, and Sauk Prairie’s girls basketball team was already thinking about next year.

Those thoughts were filled with hope, excitement and optimism.

Nehring vaults her way to state

MOUNT HOREB — Disappointment. Frustration. Confusion.

Those are some of the feelings Sara Nehring experienced this winter during her “journey” — her word to describe it — on the vault.

Another meet. Another unsatisfactory score. Why weren’t things clicking?

Heights boys receive No. 10 seed


Reed Adler and Wisconsin Heights’ boys basketball team are the No. 10 seed in their WIAA Division 4 sectional. Photo by Aaron Jacobus

Wisconsin Heights’ boys basketball team is slumping as it heads to the postseason.

The Vanguards dropped all three games they played last week and have now lost nine of 10.

Wisconsin Heights (8-15) also found out Sunday that it received the No. 10 seed in its half of its WIAA Division 4 sectional.

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