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State high school ski championships postponed
Due to the continuing warm weather and forecast for rain this week, the Wisconsin Nordic Ski League has postponed their annual state distance championships for high school and middle school skiers. The championships were scheduled for this Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 10-11, at the Birkebeiner Trailhead-Mt. Telemark Village trails in the town of Cable. Also canceled are the Hayward Lions Pre-Birkie and the North End Classic ski events, which were scheduled for Feb. 10 and 11 respectively.
HHS girls hoops tops Barron, loses to Cameron
The Hayward Hurricanes girls basketball team split a pair of conference games last week, defeating Barron 41-34 on Jan. 23 and losing to Cameron 42–47 on Jan. 26. Avery Poppe pumped in 25 points and Greta Schmitt had 12 to lead the Canes in Barron. At Cameron, the Hurricanes led 29-23 at halftime, but were outscored 24-13 by the Comets in the second half. ...
Girls basketball: Cameron tops Hayward for 8th consecutive win
CAMERON — Cameron girls basketball has avenged a loss from earlier in the season for the second time in a week, as the Comets earned a 47-42 over Hayward in Friday's Heart O' North matchup. After beginning the season 3-4 after a loss at Hayward on Dec. 15, Cameron has rattled off eight straight wins. The Comets are now 11-4 overall and in third place at 9-3 in league play, a half-game back of Barron, which Cameron earned payback for an earlier loss with a...
Canes boys hoops tops Saints, loses to 'Jacks
After defeating St. Croix Falls 56-42, the Hayward Hurricanes boys basketball team lost to Ladysmith 50-66 in home games last week at the RJS Gym. In the St. Croix Falls game Jan. 16, the Canes were led by Dawson Jorczak with 14 points, Tyler Eaton with 13 and Nate Harrison with 12. “I thought we played a pretty solid game, especially defensively,” said Coach Pat Harrison. “We forced them to...
HHS girls hoops wins two of three games
The Hayward Hurricanes girls basketball team won two out of three games last week, posting a 55-40 nonconference win over the Blackhaks in Bloomer, defeating Ashland 58-23 and losing to Northwestern 41-48 in conference games at the RJS Gym. Greta Schmitt scored a career-high 28 points against Bloomer. The Hurricanes (8-3 conference, 11-6 overall), will play at Cameron this Friday. ...
School board renews sports co-ops for hockey, wrestling
The Hayward Community School Board voted at their Monday Jan. 15 meeting to renew Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) cooperative athletic programs with seven other schools for girls varsity hockey and with the Northwood of Minong school district for boys varsity wrestling. Athletics Director Anne Kriskovich said the co-op wrestling program will have 28 high school students from Hayward and four from Northwood. The girls hockey program draws high school...
Tamarack Health donates $250,000 for new school fitness center
At their Jan. 2 meeting, the Hayward School Board received a community partnership-naming rights grant of $250,000 from Tamarack Health-Hayward Medical Center, for the outfitting of the new high school and community fitness center which is being constructed. A facsimile check was presented by Luke Beirl, Tamarack Health-Hayward Medical Center president and chief executive officer; Heather Sheehan, chief operating officer; and Cherie Morgan, marketing director. “Thriving small communities like ours...
HHS wrestlers second at Cadott tourney, capture two firsts
The Hayward-Northwood Hurricanes wrestling team placed second in the 16-team Cadott Invitational Saturday Jan. 6, as Deangelo Sardina (190 pounds) and Micah Butler (285) captured first places, while James Buckholtz (150) took second place and Trenton Kirkland (138) and Jeremiah Kuehlman (144) took third places. Kirkland became the third wrestler in Hurricane history to win 100 matches. Kirkland is only a junior and will set his sights on the all-time win record in Hayward that stands at 123, set by Tim Coyne. Lane Deyo is...
Chetek tops Canes in boys hoops, 61-47
The Hayward Hurricanes boys basketball team led 27-26 at halftime, but finished on the short end of a 61-47 score to the Chetek-Weyerhaeuser Bulldogs at Chetek Thursday, Jan. 5. Nate Harrison led the Canes with 18 points including five 3-pointers. The Canes went scoreless for the first eight minutes of the second half, missing a lot of good shots and free throws, said Coach Pat Harrison. ...
Hayward Schools offer scholarships
Graduates of Hayward High School who are currently attending a two or four year post-secondary institution may apply for a Hayward Community Schools Educational Foundation Scholarship applicable to next year’s school expenses. Applications will be considered from students who have completed at least one semester of courses and have a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or better. Applications can be obtained from the HHS guidance office or on-line by going to www.hayward.k12.wi.us. On this page you can download the application. Applications should be submitted to the HHS Guidance Office by April 1. A copy of a transcript through the first semester of this school year must be included with the application. Questions can be directed to Kathy Pachal, HCSEF secretary. 715-296-2327 or kathypachal23@gmail.com.
Cameron races past Canes in boys hoops
In their last game before the holiday break, the Hayward Hurricanes boys basketball team lost to the undefeated Cameron Comets 45-80 Tuesday Dec. 19 at the RJS Gym. Cameron (6-0) is ranked ninth in the state in Division Four. The Comets led 40-19 at half-time. Nate Harrison led the Canes with 14 points and Miles McCallum had 13. ...
HHS grls hoops runs past Chetek, 80-22
The Hayward Hurricanes girls basketball team rolled to an 80-22 win over the Chetek-Weyerhaeuser Bulldogs in a Thursday Dec. 21 game at the RJS Gym in Hayward. The Canes ran to a 47-12 lead at halftime, including four 3-pointers by Greta Schmitt. Greta led the scoring with 18 points, followed by Avery Poppe with 16, Grace Schmidt with 10 and Madi Bergschneider with 10 in her return to the line-up....
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