Sports

Wisconsin Heights’ baseball team landed five players on the all-Capitol South team.

Sauk Prairie senior James Dietmann was named second-team all-Badger North Conference.

Dietmann had a strong regular season and helped the Eagles finish third at the conference meet and fifth during the dual meet season.

Dietmann then got red hot in the postseason.

Their season didn’t go quite as planned.

But Sauk Prairie’s girls softball team still landed four players on the all-Badger North Conference team.

The cavalry has arrived.

And what was already a terrific team looks could now become dominant.

They reached the state tournament for a second straight year and the third time in school history.

They finished in third place in the ultra-competitive Badger West Conference and won 16 games.

MILWAUKEE — Eight seniors have already graduated.

Three all-conference players will be off to the next chapter of their life.

But don’t think for a second that expectations will change inside Sauk Prairie’s girls soccer program next year.

MILWAUKEE — Drew Kornish has seen this movie several times the last two years.

But now, with what was at stake, Sauk Prairie’s girls soccer coach couldn’t believe what he was witnessing.

Drew Kornish has seen this movie several times the last two years.

But now, with what was at stake, Sauk Prairie’s girls soccer coach couldn't believe what he was witnessing.

The Sauk Prairie Twins defeated Mazomanie, 6-1, on Sunday in a game featuring the early-season leaders in the Northern Section’s West Division.

The Twins improved to 3-2, while the first place Mustangs are now 4-2.  

They were one of the area’s surprise teams this spring.

They won 15 games, finished in second place in the Badger West Conference and reached a WIAA Division 2 regional final.

So it came as no surprise that Sauk Prairie’s baseball team had six players earn all-conference honors.