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Track and field: Cameron girls win Heart O' North championship
The Cameron girls track and field team won a Heart O' North Conference title at Tuesday's championship meet in Spooner. Cameron scored 145 points for a comfortable lead over runner-up Hayward with 124.5 points. Cumberland placed seventh, Chetek-Weyerhaeuser was eighth and Barron ninth. In the boys standings, Hayward won the conference title at 155 ahead of runner-up Ashland (133.5). Cameron tied for fifth with Northwestern. Chetek-Weyerhaeuser placed seventh, Cumberland was...
Baseball: Brill Millers, Haugen Knights to begin season; Haugen Hornets won't field a team this summer
Baseball games for the Independent League teams Brill Millers and Haugen Knights will be starting soon. Brill opens its season Wednesday night with a non-league game at the Eau Claire Bears, and the Millers are also at the Chippewa Falls Lumberjacks on May 15. The Haugen Knights start their season Sunday in hosting the Bruce Belters. ...
Baseball: Rice Lake ends slide with win over Eleva-Strum
The Rice Lake baseball team ended its five-game losing streak in winning one of two games played Saturday at Baldwin. The Warriors defeated Eleva-Strum but fell to Baldwin-Woodville. Rice Lake is scheduled to host River Falls on Tuesday and heads to River Falls on Thursday. Rice Lake 11, Eleva-Strum 8 A four-run eighth inning guided the Warriors past the Cardinals in extra innings in their first game on Saturday. ...
Warrior wrap-up (5-3): Rice Lake softball picks up walk-off victory over River Falls
A two-out double set the stage for a walk-off victory for the Rice Lake softball team in its 6-5 victory over River Falls in Rice Lake on Friday. After giving up the tying run in the top of the seventh, the Warriors had their first two batters go down in order as the game looked like it might go to extra innings. That was until Avery Weinstock lined a ball over the left fielder for a two-out double that put the winning run in scoring...
Cameron's Lucas selected to play in WBCA All-Star Game
Cameron senior Tyson Lucas was selected to play in the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association All-Star Game. Lucas averaged 19.5 points per game this past season, shooting 47% from the field and 38% from distance. He also added 3.3 assists, 2.9 blocks and 1.8 steals per game. Lucas will graduate as the all-time career scorer for Cameron boys basketball, finishing his career with 1,560 points. He was a two-time WBCA All-State selection and was the Heart O' North Conference Player of the Year this past season. Also selected for the WBCA All-Star game for Division 5 is Bruce's Ryan Popowich. Among the girls Division 5 selections are New Auburn's Morgan Berg, Prairie Farm's Paige Richards and Turtle Lake's MacKenzie Tarman. The girls games are June 26 and the boys games June 27, both at Justagame Fieldhouse in Wisconsin Dells.
Girls soccer: Rice Lake downed by Hudson
The Rice Lake girls soccer team went scoreless in a Big Rivers Conference match Thursday at Hudson as the Raiders prevailed 3-0. Warrior goalkeeper Ayla Zuzek made 10 saves. Hudson (5-2-2, 4-1-1) scored twice in the last 15 minutes of the opening half before scoring once more in the 63rd minute. Rice Lake (5-3-5, 1-3-2) returns to action Tuesday as the Warriors travel to River Falls.
Track and field: Cameron girls win Hayward invite
The Cameron girls track and field team won six events and took first place at the Hayward Invitational Thursday. Lexi Kuffel and Inez Schmidt each won two events, while Anna Baribeau and Lauren Pearson took the top spot once. The Cameron boys were fourth as both the 400 and 800 relays took first, and Jax Manor won the triple jump. ...
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