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New Richmond holds off Marshfield football in 2024 season opener
MARSHFIELD – A missed scoring opportunity early in the second quarter proved costly for the Marshfield football team in its 2024 season opener Thursday at Heiting Community Stadium. New Richmond held Marshfield on three-straight plays inside the 2-yard line, survived a missed field goal and made a first-quarter touchdown...
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Golf — Stillwater graduate Cassie Deeg captures the Minnesota Women’s State Amateur Championship at Forest Hills Golf Club. The University of Nebraska junior-to-be turns in a three-round total of 219 to outdistance runner-up Anna Laorr (224) by five shots. Haley Boner, a prep teammate of Deeg who now plays for the women’s golf team at North Dakota State University, finishes in a tie for third at 225. Girls tennis — The ninth-ranked Stillwater girls tennis team opens the season with a third-place finish behind sixth-ranked...
SAHS: Coaching changes on tap for some winter sports teams
Fall seasons are underway for Stillwater Area High School athletes and there will be some new faces leading various teams during the upcoming year. There were no changes at the top among the fall sports coaches, but some movement in leadership for some winter sports teams, including girls hockey, wrestling, Nordic skiing, and dance. Veteran hockey coach Tim Morris has taken over the Stillwater girls hockey program and Kevin LeValley...
Golf: Rice Lake places 8th at New Richmond invite
In an early-season invitational on Aug. 21 in New Richmond, the Rice Lake girls golf team placed eighth. The Warriors shot a combined 484 to finish in front of Menomonie in ninth and behind Eau Claire North in seventh. Rice Lake was led by freshman Annika Ahlberg, who tied for 21st with a score of 104. Senior Emma Skar scored 123, and the Warriors' only returner from last year, junior Hailee Lindow, carded 128. Senior Trinity Matthews was one stroke back at 129 and freshman...
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