Sports

What a difference a year has made for the Sauk Prairie/Wisconsin Heights boys swimming program.

After competing in Division 1 the past four years, the co-op program dropped Lodi, which moved the team from Division 1 to Division 2 for postseason competition.

Rollin Pins 

Riveria Bowling Center

Dec. 17

Dave Dickson 633, Cliff Alt 580, Don Behling 564, Steve Moritz 535, Ron Acker 527, Jack Jensen 480, Tyler Moritz 467, Melvina Meyer 450.

Monday Night Special 

Dec. 30

The Sauk Prairie School Board approved the hiring of Drew Kornish as the new girls varsity soccer coach on Monday night.

Wisconsin Heights’ boys basketball team dropped a pair of games last week.

Marshall defeated the Vanguards, 54-52, on Feb. 4. New Glarus also downed Heights, 77-65, last Friday.

The last chance for the Sauk Prairie co-op hockey team to earn at least a share of the Badger North Conference title slipped away at the Ice Pond at Waunakee last Thursday night.

The Warriors rallied from a second-period deficit to edge visiting Sauk Prairie, 3-2, and secure the conference championship.

It was a rough week for Wisconsin Heights’ girls basketball team.

And with the regular season nearing the end, the Vanguards hope to turn things around as soon as possible.

It was the best of times and the worst of times for Sauk Prairie’s girls basketball team last week.

 Junior guard Naomi Breunig scored a career-best 28 points, and the host Sauk Prairie Eagles used a smothering defense to pound Portage 59-21 in a Badger North Conference game on Feb. 4.

Before a full-house on ‘Rock the Gym’ night, Sauk Prairie’s boys basketball team proved its mettle, having to put in a little overtime to get the job done.

Junior forward/guard Brandt Wilson finished with a game-high 24 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, and senior swing man Trevor Spray added 12 points and 17 rebounds.

It was business as usual for the Sauk Prairie/Wisconsin Heights boys swimming team last week, as the Eagles won another Northern Badger Conference title.