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Andre Adams’ four touchdown passes propels Antioch to 34-22 season-opening win over Lebanon
The buzz surrounding Antioch sophomore quarterback Andre Adams was at a fever pitch entering the season. Following a breakout freshman campaign, many wondered what was next for the 15-year-old standout signal-caller. Adams answered those questions Friday night passing for four touchdowns and leading Antioch to a 34-22 and avenging last...
Burlington Browns Lake adaptive water skiing: 'It's amazing'
BURLINGTON, Wis. - An adaptive water skiing event in Burlington gave people of all abilities a chance to get out on the water Friday. More than 40 people, many of whom have never water skied before, learned the ropes at Browns Lake. There is often a thrill when you're on...
Union Grove Baseball Dominates with 23-5 Season & Top Players
The Union Grove High School baseball team showcased its dominance in the All-Racine County baseball scene, concluding a remarkable season with a 23-5 record. After a shaky start, the Broncos enjoyed a 21-game winning streak and secured impressive individual accolades: Landon Dessart was named county Player of the Year, while four others were named first-team All-County players. The team's coach, Nate Meyer, was also recognized as Coach of the Year, highlighting Union Grove's overall success this season.
Whippet Football Opens Against Big Foot
The Whippets opened their football season against Big Foot on Friday, August 23. The final score was Big Foot 7, Whitewater 6. Coach Sam Bartlett commented, “The game was a hard fought, physical contest with both teams pounding the ball downhill in the run game. We battled the entire time, and I am so proud of everything the kids did out there. We put together a great drive and scored on a short run by Traysen Thomason to put up a score. Defensively we played extremely well, not giving up a single point. The lone score came on special teams which we will get better at. Ultimately the game came down to holding onto the football. Big Foot had one lone turnover, and we gave them the ball three times. It is hard to win games when giving up the ball. We will improve on that part of the game. The biggest thing I was proud of is the kids never gave up and fought until the final whistle. We made mistakes but we did not have a lack of effort out there. They exemplified the ACE standards we strive to live out in everything we do. I have no doubts that by the end of the season we can be a team that is playing a week 10 if we keep improving and play for each other!”
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