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Wed
25
Sep

Five top-15 times propel MFL MarMac girls to second at Elkader meet


For the second straight meet, freshman Taryn Moser was the top finisher for MFL MarMac. She crossed the line sixth with a time of 22:48.5. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

By Audrey Posten

 

Wed
25
Sep

Bulldogs start conference play with win


Lily Johnson is one of several offensive threats for the MFL MarMac volleyball team. Here, she attempts a kill in the Sept. 19 match at Clayton Ridge, two days after earning a double-double versus West Central. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

By Audrey Posten

 

Wed
25
Sep

MFL MarMac hangs goose egg on Aplington-Parkersburg


Eli Hanson was one of two Bulldog runners to break the 100-yard mark in the win over the Falcons, totaling 112 yards and a touchdown on 11 attempts. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

By Audrey Posten

 

Wed
25
Sep

Warriors finished home XC meet with four medalists


Gavin Holst finished 5th at the Central Invitational. (Photo by Bev Hamann)

By Willis Patenaude 

 

Wed
25
Sep

Warriors go on road and take the win over Kee

By Willis Patenaude 

 

Wed
25
Sep

Warriors come up short against the Trojans


Maddux Eglseder returns the opening kickoff. Eglseder had 98 total return yards in the game. (Photo by Bev Hamann)

By Willis Patenaude

 

 

Tue
09
Jun

For Central, good attitude will go a long way

By Audrey Posten, Times-Register

In just limited practice time, Central Head Softball Coach Gerald Funk said he’s already impressed with the positivity his players have shown, and he’s excited about the possibilities the team has this season.

The team’s good attitude is one of its strengths. “The athletes also work hard and listen well,” he added.

The Warriors will continue to work on their skills as the season progresses, in addition to improving pitching, defense and offense.

Funk, who’s in his fifth season as Central’s head coach, is joined by four-year assistant Jill Funk and first-year volunteer assistant Tony Smith.

Tue
09
Jun

War Eagles have young, but more experienced, team

By Audrey Posten, Times-Register

The Clayton Ridge/Central baseball team is finally getting some age and experience, a development head coach Zach Mueller said will be a strength this season.

“The bulk of our players are sophomores, many of which have played varsity for the past two seasons. This group is very coachable and wants to keep progressing,” added Mueller, who’s in his 10th year with the team and sixth as head coach. Kole Brandel and Tony Smith return as assistant coaches.

Mueller said the War Eagles’ pitching and defense will be solid, but the team will have to continue to find offense as the season goes along. 

Tue
18
Feb

Central Girls win first regional game

The Central girls last week won the opening game in regional play defeating Ed-Co by a score of 52-30.  Three Warriors scored in double digits, including  Hannah Erickson who led the Warriors with 22 points.  Danielle Weber scored 16 and Natalie Schroeder added 10.  Central is now 19 and 3.  They hosted Tripoli in a regional quarterfinal play Tuesday night, after the Register went to press. See our Facebook page and next week’s paper for results, stats and comments.

Wed
12
Feb

Prairie du Chien matmen are SWC-SWAL Clash champions


Senior Tyler Hannah ties up with his Lancaster opponent in the finals of the Clash at 195#. Hannah would dominate and win by technical fall 17-2. In doing so, Hannah became a four-time conference champion.

Great effort sets numerous records

The Prairie du Chien wrestling Blackhawks made history on Saturday at Mineral Point by winning their first-ever SWC/SWAL Clash title. 

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