Monroe Cheesemakers win first soccer match of season
Monroe high school boys soccer earned their first win 4-1 against Columbus in the Monroe Invitational at Honey Creek Park on August 24, despite multiple injuries. They then fell to Fond du Lac 5-3 in the title game, with Noriega scoring twice in the loss and Foley opening the scoring in the prior victory.
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Monroe
Honey Creek Park
Columbus
Fond du Lac
McKenry Foley
Cheesemakers
Ryne Miller
Tony Vasquez
Foley
Vasquez
Evansville
Kevin Noriega
Ian Salzwedel
Salzwedel
Alexsi Vainola
Finland
Nivin Tomasiewicz
Autsin Murphy
Noriega
Dan Tinoco
Matt Hodgson
Taylor Teasdale
Oregon
Fort Atkinson
Baraboo
Mount Horeb
Warriors Dominate Zephyrs In Season Opener
Black Hawk jumps to a 45-0 third quarter lead as Heath Butler directs a balanced attack. Peterson hauls in two TDs, Rufenacht adds a TD run and an interception setup, while the defense forces multiple turnovers and sacks. Next up, a non conference test at Cuba City.
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Butler
Tyler Peterson
Warriors
Zephyrs
Rufenacht
Black Hawk
Shawn Woodruff
Ryan Quinn
Peterson
Tanner Schiferl
Kurtis Paulson
Woodruff
Cory Milz
Heath
Milz
Cuba City
Baraboo tops Cheesemakers in doubles title chase
Grossen and McGuire won two matches including a 6-1 win over Stoughton to lead Monroe at a recreation park event. Prien and Gellings captured No 2 doubles, Demianiuk and Priewe won No 4, while Baraboo edged Monroe 22 20 for the doubles team crown amid early season prompts to sharpen serves and cohesion.
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Recreation Park
Grossen and McGuire
Stoughton
Grossen
Cheesemakers
Paige Prien
Erin Gellings
Eva Priene
Katie Demianiuk
Baraboo
Monroe
Brad Saugstad
Sauk Prairie
Delavan Darien
Eva Priewe
Langstad
Monroe swimmers surge in season opener despite small squad
Monroe's girls swim team, with 14 members and many in first two years, posted strong early results. Angie Beaver finished second in the 200 free and 100 back, plus second in the 400 free relay. Mackenzie Hesgard and Abby Oudinot added runner up finishes, while the 200 medley and 200 freestyle relays claimed seconds. JV beat Platteville 32 26.
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Monroe
Angie Beaver
Beaver
Lassen
Haley Kaiser
Anna Meritt
Mackenzie Hesgard
Abby Oudinot
Cheesemakers
Kaiser
Monica Sefcik
Hesgard
Meritt
Sefcik
Grace Moehn
Moehn
Platteville
Vikings From Page B1 Vikings From Page B1
Belmont stifled Pecatonica Argyle with a fourth and goal stand and Norton sealed the win with an 85 yard interception return for a touchdown. Green lamented opting for a field goal over going for it and noted the need for better blocking and more touches for Alec Treuthardt.
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Norton
Green
Braves
Belmont
Pecatonica-Argyle
Brodie Gross
Vikings
Treuthardt
Alec
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Stephen Korte
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McGuire
Elkhorn
Prien
Gellings
Emma Liverseed
Katie Veith
Haley Brooks
Gabby Marx
Reedsburg
Paige
Erin
Priewe
Demianiuk
Alisa Fager
Amber Jenson
Fager
Jenson
Naomi Gallivan
Natalie Kessenich
Allie Coplien
Chelsea Miller
Portage
Sangstad
Edgewood
Mark Nesbitt
Chandra McGuire
Ellie Grossen
Alec Treuthardt