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High school baseball: Clinton, Edgerton open postseason play with wins
CLINTON — The Clinton baseball team started the playoffs in a similar way to how it ended the regular season: hot. The sixth-seeded Cougars, who came into Thursday as winners of six of their past seven games, poured on all six of their runs in the first two innings as they rolled No. 1 Dodgeland/Hustisford 6-3 in a WIAA Division 3 regional opener. Collin Gill had an RBI single in...
Local Students Thrive in Gateway Technical College's Apprenticeship Program
The Youth Apprenticeship program, hosted by Reader Precision Solutions in Elkhorn, provides high school students in the Gateway Technical College District with the chance to gain practical experience and earn a salary. This program enables students to apply what they learn in the classroom to real-world job settings, improving their education and career opportunities.
Deerfield baseball: Suess throws one-hitter as Demons win against Palmyra-Eagle; Deerfield also wins against Rio
Senior Adam Suess pitched a one-hitter in a Deerfield 2-0 win over Palmyra-Eagle on Thursday, May 16 at Palmyra-Eagle High School. Suess pitched a complete game, recording eight strikeouts and issuing one walk. Of his 100 pitches thrown, Suess recorded 63 strikes. At the plate, Deerfield was held in check by the Palmyra-Eagle pitching staff, getting no-hit until the seventh inning. ...
Local student recognized by UW-Whitewater
WHITEWATER-- Dakota Grueneberg, from Reeseville, who recently graduated with a bachelor's degree in occupational safety at UW-Whitewater, was recognized in the university's Hired Before Graduation campaign. Every year, UW-Whitewater showcases students who have landed a job, earned a job promotion, been accepted to graduate school or started a company before commencement. As a result of a UW-Whitewater education, students gain valuable and transferrable skills, secure coveted internships and are often hired by employers before graduation. Each year, more than 600 employers come to campus for job fairs, giving students a chance to network and even apply for jobs and internships on the spot. Nearly 99 percent of recent graduates report they are employed or enrolled in continuing education within one year of commencement.
Cambridge softball: Theisen tosses one-hitter against the Blue Jays
Clinton’s Ashley Theisen pitched one heck of a game on Tuesday, May 14 against Cambridge. Theisen pitched a complete game, issued zero walks, recorded 19 strikeouts and allowed just one hit as the Cougars won 4-0 over the Blue Jays at Whitewater High School. Theisen retired the last 10 Cambridge batters she faced via a strikeout. Cambridge junior Megan Bernhardt had the lone hit off Theisen, recording a two-out single...
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