Sports

Sauk Prairie’s girls track and field team won a Badger Conference Quad at Portage on May 2.

The Eagles finished with 94 points and held off runner-up Baraboo (78). Reedsburg (65) and Portage (33) rounded out the field.

Sauk Prairie’s girls softball team had a rough week, dropping all three games it played.

The Eagles have now lost six straight games and have fallen to 6-7 overall and 5-5 in the Badger West Conference.

Here’s a recap of the Eagles’ week:

The weather has finally improved.

And that means Sauk Prairie’s boys golfers have been among the busiest athletes in the school.

The Eagles competed in four meets last week. And with the postseason almost here, Sauk Prairie hopes it’s rounding into playoff form.

Here’s a recap of the Eagles’ week:

Sauk Prairie’s final home match of the year didn’t go as the Eagles had hoped.

Edgerton defeated Sauk Prairie, 7-0, last Thursday.

Ayden Wildman dropped a 6-2, 6-2 decision at No. 1 singles, but head coach Morgan Bettner liked how he played.

The postseason is quickly approaching.

And Sauk Prairie’s girls soccer team is peaking at the perfect time.

The Eagles won a pair of games last week by a combined score of 21-0.

Sauk Prairie defeated Baraboo, 10-0, on May 3. The Eagles then rolled past Monroe, 11-0, last Friday.

The Wisconsin Heights/Barneveld girls soccer team had a busy week, going 1-2-1 during a four-game stretch.

Here’s a recap of the Vanguards’ week:

Wisconsin Heights’ baseball team dropped three of four games last week.

The Vanguards defeated Belleville, 6-5, on May 4, then lost to New Glarus, 4-3, on May 5. Last Saturday, Heights dropped a pair of games — a 5-1 decision to Richland Center and a 9-2 setback to West Allis Hale.

Here’s a recap of the Vanguards’ week:

Former Wisconsin Heights standout Miranda Keith was named the Sophomore Female Athlete of the Year at Cornell College (Iowa).

Keith, who plays softball, led the Rams in RBIs (27) and extra-base hits (12) while compiling a .991 fielding percentage in her first season at Cornell.

This one felt good.

Really good.

Wisconsin Heights’ girls softball team routed host Belleville, 10-0, on May 4. The game was stopped after six innings due to the mercy rule.

The Vanguards improved to 2-8 overall, 2-4 in the Capitol South Conference and snapped a four-game losing streak.

Grant Sorg made sure that Sauk Prairie’s baseball team got in the last word in a thrilling battle against Beaver Dam on May 5.

The junior catcher not once, but twice rallied the never-say-die Eagles, who simply refused to lose.