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Wednesday night league has two champions
The room was big enough for two champions after the season finale of the Wednesday Night Mens Bowling League at Phillips Lanes on April 17, 2024. At the end of the night there were two teams tied for the league championship: the Phillips Lanes team with bowlers Tim Porod, Jack Talley, Don Cooley and Keith Corcilius; and the Complete Rain Gutters team with Erik Potter, Josh Schmidt, John Stotka and Curt Graan. Phillips Lanes won the roll off on April 21. But the tie remains for the weekly competition. The 2023-24 season has now concluded. The league will commence again in the fall.
Rib Lake, Phillips battle for conference in baseball
The high school boys baseball season continues with a few weather cancellations but by-and-large the season is in full swing. MARAWOOD NORTH CONFERENCE Rib Lake is 7-0 overall and 4-0 in the conference. The Redmen most recently won 10-0 at Prentice on April 16, and 7-1 against Prentice at home on April 15. Rib Lake...
BASEBALL SEASON BEGINS
High school baseball is underway and Phillips finds itself in a 2-0 tie with Abbotsford-Colby for an early lead in the Marawood North Conference. Weather kept the Phillips season from getting started with their first three games canceled. The Loggers then won their first game 2-0 against Prentice on April 9, and turned around and beat Prentice at home on April 12. The Loggers play at Chequamegon on April 15,...
SOFTBALL SEASON BEGINS
High school girls softball is underway and Phillips finds itself in a 2-0 tie with Athens for an early lead in the Marawood North Conference. After a first game postponement, the Loggers won 13-3 at Prentice on April 9, and then defeated the Buccaneers 22-3 at home on April 12. The Loggers played their next two against Chequamegon, April 13 in Park Falls and April 16 at home, before heading to Newman Catholic (1-1) on April 19. ...
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