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Football: Oregon pair named to Badger Large's top team
Two Oregon football players were named to the Badger Large’s first team. Oregon junior Jayce Oparie-Addoh was named first team all-conference at running back and senior Declan Lawry earned honors at defensive back. Oparie-Addoh rushed for 1,243 yards and 14 touchdowns. Lawry tied senior Nichoplas Enz for the team lead in solo tackles (24) and was second on the team in total tackles (62). He had one interception and one sack.
Football: Stoughton duo earn spots on Badger Small's first team
Two Stoughton football players were named to the Badger Small Conference’s first team. Senior Junior Williams was named first team all-conference at wide receiver. Senior Matthew Bubon earned first team all-conference accolades at linebacker. Williams had 45 receptions for 644 yards and 12 touchdowns. Each of those marks led the team. Bubon led the team in total tackles (105) and solo tackles (24). He recorded two sacks and had one interception.
Volleyball: Oregon can't keeping winning ways against DeForest in sectionals
Beating a rival for the third time in a season proved to be a test the Oregon volleyball team couldn’t ace. DeForest, the third seed, defeated second-seeded Oregon 23-25, 25-11, 25-16, 25-15 in a WIAA Division 1 sectional semifinal on Thursday, Oct. 29, at Verona Area High School. Oregon (25-11) won the first set, but the Norskies rolled from there winning three straight sets. The Panthers had knocked off the Norskies twice in the regular season, including in a five-set match on Sept. 10.
Boys soccer: Luis Villa's late header sends Verona to state
Senior Luis Villa kept the late-game heroics going for the Verona boys soccer team. Villa scored a header off a corner kick in the 77th minute to propel second-seeded Verona to a 1-0 win over top-seeded DeForest in a WIAA Division 1 sectional championship on Saturday, Oct. 31, at the Verona Soccer Stadium. With the win, Verona (20-1-4) qualified for state for the third time in the past six years. “It feels unreal,” Villa said. “I have never made it past the regional finals.
Girls cross country: Oregon finishes 10th at sectionals
Oregon senior Ellie Johns finished 35th in her final race in the WIAA Division 1 Verona sectional on Saturday, Oct. 24, at Stewart’s Woods. Johns ran the 5,000-meter course in 21 minutes, 4.3 seconds. “She put in a lot of work in the offseason going to cross country camps and it showed,” Oregon coach Erik Haakenson said. She improved her timer from the Verona Invitational. That ios what you want to see as a coach.” The Panthers scored 265 points to finish 10th in the 12-team sectional.
Girls cross country: Stoughton finishes 11th at sectionals
Freshman Meghan Whittleder finished 45th place in the WIAA Division 2 Monroe sectional on Friday, Oct. 23, at Twining Park to lead the Stoughton girls cross country team. Whittleder ran the 5,000-meter race in a time of 23 minutes, 19.90 seconds to pace Stoughton. The Vikings took 11th with 334 points in the 14-team sectional. Stoughton senior Lily Phillipi took 59th (23:19.90). Junior Olivia Treiber finished 76th (25:01.90) and senior Olivia Pearson placed 81st (25:20.20).
Boys cross country: Oregon's Colin Kopling finishes 14th at sectionals
Oregon freshman Colin Kopling ran with the lead pack for most of the WIAA Division 1 Verona sectional and finished 14th place on Saturday, Oct. 24, at Stewart’s Woods. Kopling ran the 5,000-meter course in 16 minutes, 58.3 seconds, just 11.3 seconds away from earning a state berth. “Colin had an amazing first season,” Oregon coach Erik Haakenson said. “We always want to have the goal of extending our season another week.
Boys cross country: Verona gets redemption, punches ticket back to team state
Aiden Frey didn’t have to worry about biting his fingernails to see if the Verona boys cross country team did enough to qualify for state. The Wildcats let the running do their talking by having five runners finish in the top 21 to win the WIAA Division 1 Verona sectional 71-74 over Middleton on Saturday, Oct. 24, at Stewart’s Woods. It marks the second time Verona has qualified for state as a team in the past three years.
Volleyball: Verona completes regional championship run with pair of sweeps
Junior Macy Stremlow understands the deeper the Verona volleyball team goes in the postseason, the more they need to raise their level of play. “With it being the playoffs and the tournament, it gave it a better energy and more excitement,” Stremlow said after Verona swept a WIAA Division 1 regional semifinal from Madison La Follette, 25-8, 25-14, 25-14 on Tuesday, Oct. 20, at Verona Area High School.
Football: Verona hangs on to top Sun Prairie East in Level 1
Junior quarterback Brady Bowdish found a comfort zone throwing passes to a core of receivers that resembles a basketball team. Bowdish completed 14 of 20 passes for 193 yards and a touchdown to lead the Verona football team to a 24-16 win over Sun Prairie East in a WIAA Division 1 Level 1 playoff game on Friday, Oct. 23, at Verona Area High School. Bowdish also ran for 63 yards and a touchdown.
Boys soccer: Verona rallies to win regional championship
Senior Ibrahim Sanneh scored one goal and had an assist to propel the Verona boys soccer team to a 2-1 win over Sun Prairie East in a WIAA Division 1 regional championship on Saturday, Oct. 24, at the Verona Soccer Stadium. Verona senior Ibrahim Sanneh attacks the net in the second half against Sun Prairie East in a WIAA Division 1 regional championship, at the Verona Soccer Stadium. Sanneh had one goal and an assist to lead Verona to a 2-1 win.
Girls cross country: Verona finishes third, just misses state cut
A duo of Verona runners came within 20.4 seconds or less of qualifying for state at the WIAA Division 1 Verona sectional on Saturday, Oct. 24, at Stewart’s Woods. Verona freshman Stella Roltgen finished 10th place in a time of 19 minutes, 44.6 seconds in the 5,000-meter race. Junior teammate Izzy DeCabooter took 11th (19:44.7). Roltgen was 20.3 seconds away from qualifying for state. DeCabooter was 20.4 seconds away from earning a third straight trip to state.
Boys soccer: Julian Popkewitz looks to join brothers as state champions at Verona
Senior Julian Popkewitz played two seasons of MLS Soccer for the SC Wave, but one achievement missing from his treasure trove of accomplishments on the pitch is a golden ball. Popkewitz chose to play soccer for Verona his senior year and now he’s looking to join his two brothers in becoming state champions. Julian’s older brother Eliot Popkewitz was on Verona’s first state championship team in 2019 and Simon Popkewitz was on the Wildcats’ state title team in 2022.
Boys volleyball: McFarland knocks off Memorial in five sets
The McFarland boys volleyball co-op clipped Vel Phillips Memorial in five sets and cruised by St. Ambrose Academy in a sweep on Thursday, Oct. 15, in Madison. McFarland (15-2) outlasted Vel Phillips Memorial 25-16, 19-25, 23-25, 25-22, 16-14. The Spartans rolled by St. Ambrose Academy 25-23, 27-25, 25-21. McFarland received a fourth seed in the WIAA Division 1 Kettle Moraine sectional. McFarland will host fifth-seeded Madison La Follette in a regional championship on Friday, Oct. 23.
Girls swimming: Oregon clips DeForest to win Fort Atkinson Invitational
The Oregon girls swimming team won every relay and four events total to clip DeForest for the championship in the Fort Atkinson Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 17, at Fort Atkinson High School. Oregon’s Emma Sina won the 500-yard freestyle in a time of 5 minutes, 21.87 seconds. Oregon had 12 events finish in the top three top clip DeForest 440.5-434. The Panthers had a 126.5-point lead going into the final relay – the 400 free relay.
Girls tennis: Oregon's Celia Brink, Hayley Swenson close careers at state
Oregon seniors Celia Brink and Hayley Swenson received a second chance to play a final tennis match on the biggest stage. Brink and Swenson won four games in a 6-2, 6-2 loss to Hudson’s Sophia Yacoub and Molly McConnell in the WIAA Division 1 state tournament on Thursday, Oct. 15, at Nielsen Tennis Stadium in Madison.
Football: Stoughton drops regular season finale to Edgewood
Junior quarterback Tate Schneider scored three touchdowns, but the Stoughton football team lost its regular season finale to Edgewood 56-21 on Friday, Oct. 16, at Breese Stevens Field in Madison. Schneider completed 12 of 26 passes for 142 yards and two touchdowns. He ran for 34 yards and a touchdown on five carries. Stoughton senior wide receiver Junior Williams had five receptions for 81 yards and two touchdowns. Junior running back Liam Angeles rushed for 37 yards on 13 carries.
Boys cross country: Oregon's Colin Kopling runs to conference's first team
Oregon freshman Colin Kopling finished third in the Badger Large Conference Championships on Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Linde Fields Soccer Complex in Windsor. Kopling ran the 5,000-meter course in a lifetime-best time of 16 minutes, 38.9 seconds. DeForest’s Jacob Lafever won the individual title (16:26.4). The Norskies had the top two runners and four of the top eight to win the team conference championship 35-51 over Watertown. Oregon scored 142 points to take fifth in the eight-team conference.
Boys cross country: Stoughton's Alex Smith runs to Badger Small's first team
Stoughton senior Alex Smith finished sixth in the Badger Small Conference Championships on Saturday, Oct. 17, at Lake Wisconsin Country Club. Smith ran the 5,000-meter course in a time of 17 minutes. Stoughton scored 169 points and took seventh in the eight-team conference. Fort Atkinson, led by individual champion Vinny Sitkiewitz (16:06.5), helped the Blackhawks to the team title 44-52 over McFarland. Fort Atkinson had four of the top 12 runners and the Spartans had four of the top 18 runners.
Girls cross country: Oregon's Ellie Johns places third at Baertschi Invitational
Oregon senior Ellie Johns finished third place in the Large School Division of the Baertschi Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 10, in Albany. Johns ran the 5,000-meter course in 21 minutes, 15.30 seconds. The Panthers took third with 79 points. Monroe ran away with the team title 28-61 over New Glarus. Oregon sophomore Rebecca Ferkey finished 16th (22:34.71) and freshman Avery Schoeneck placed 17th (22:39). Junior Violet May finished 23rd (23:16.70) and sophomore Amelia Jacob placed 24th (23:34.50).
Girls tennis: Oregon's Celia Brink, Hayley Swenson punch tickets to state
Oregon seniors Celia Brink and Hayley Swenson will close out their careers at the WIAA Division 1 doubles state tournament. Brink and Swenson (8-9) earned one of the 16 special qualifying berths to the state tournament. More than half of Brink and Swenson’s losses have come to state qualifiers. “I think they very much proved they belong there,” Oregon coach Ethan Uhlmann said.
Football: Stoughton drops shootout to Mount Horeb
Junior quarterback Tate Schneider threw four touchdown passes, but the Stoughton football team lost a shootout to Mount Horeb/Barneveld 52-30 in a Badger Small Conference game on Friday, Oct. 9, at the Anderson Sports Complex. Schneider completed 17 of 27 passes for 210 yards. Senior wide receiver Junior Williams had seven receptions for 119 yards and three touchdowns. Senior tight end Mathew Bubon also caught a touchdown for the home Vikings.
Girls swimming: Oregon finishes fourth at Beloit Sprint Invitational
Oregon junior Kira Schulz won four medals in the Beloit Sprint Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 10, at the Richard Vogel Natatorium. The Panthers scored 386 points and finished fourth in the 10-team invitational that featured teams from both sides of the Wisconsin and Illinois border. Oregon (4-1 Badger Large) swept a Badger Large Conference triple dual against Waunakee and Beaver Dam on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the Oregon Community Pool. Oregon defeated Waunakee 106-64 and beat Beaver Dam 129-30.
Boys cross country: Oregon finishes fourth at Baertschi Invitational
Travis Foelker finished 15th in the Large School Division at the Baertschi Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 10, in Albany. Foelker clocked in a time of 18 minutes, 21.1 seconds to finish 15th in the 71-runner field. In the overall field – which includes both a small and large school division – Foelker placed 26th out of 182 runners. Oregon finished fourth in the Large School Division with 117 points. Monroe won the division with 46 points.
Girls tennis: Stoughton's Elizabeth Klitzke falls in sectional quarterfinals
Stoughton junior Elizabeth Klitzke could only cross her fingers and play the waiting game after losing in a quarterfinal in the WIAA Division 1 Vel Phillips Memorial sectional Wednesday, Oct. 7, at the Nielsen Tennis Stadium. Lake Geneva Badger senior Lexington Monroe, a four-time state qualifier, defeated Klitzke 6-1, 6-0. Klitzke (17-5) had to wait and see if she would earn a singles special state qualification. She didn’t earn one of the 16 other special qualifying spots.
Girls cross country: Stoughton places 14th at Viking Invitational
Stoughton freshman Meghan Wittleder finished 65th placed at the Wisconsin Lutheran Viking Invitational on Thursday, Oct. 8, at McCarty Park in West Allis. Wittleder ran the 5,000-meter course in 21 minutes, 3.1 seconds to pace the Vikings. Senior Lily Phillippi took 93rd (22:25.2) and junior Olivia Treiber placed 100th (23:24.1). Sophomore Monica Verbeten finished 102nd (23:58.9) and senior Olivia Pearson took 104th (24:09.1). Stoughton finished 14th with 417 points.
Girls tennis: Oregon sends four flights through to sectionals
It may have taken some time, but the Oregon No. 1 doubles team of seniors Hayley Swenson and Celia Brink are on the brink of reaching the state tournament. Swenson and Brink defeated Stoughton seniors Erin Hull and Emily Matheny 6-2, 6-1 in a WIAA Division 1 Madison La Follette subsectional match on Monday, Oct. 5, to qualify for sectionals. “We are hitting our peak at the right time,” Brink said. Brink is 12-8 at No. 1 doubles this year, and 8-8 with Swenson as her partner.
Girls tennis: Stoughton's Elizabeth Klitzke punches return ticket to sectionals
Stoughton junior Elizabeth Klitzke in a No. 1 singles match reminded herself to stay in the moment at a WIAA Division 1 subsectional on Monday, Oct. 5, at Nielsen Tennis Stadium in Madison. Klitzke did just that, fighting off a comeback by Fort Atkinson/Cambridge junior Angelica Torres to pull out a 6-4, 6-1 win to qualify for sectionals.
Girls tennis: Verona advances five flights out of subsectionals
Verona senior Yustinia Haberkorn-Rudnitzky spent the summer and offseason living on the tennis courts. She was on a mission to improve her consistency by playing multiple times a week. When McKenna Thorson, a UConn commit, chose to play USTA tournaments instead of with the Wildcats, Haberkorn-Rudnitzky was ready to step into a new role at No. 1 singles. She breezed by Madison La Follette sophomore Violet Remus 6-1, 6-1 in a WIAA Division 1 Madison La Follette subsectional on Monday, Oct.
Football: Verona bottles up Madison East in second straight shutout win
Everyday in practice, Verona junior defensive end Max Crimmings has a chance to test out a series of pass rush moves against one of the top offensive tackles in the state. The one-on-one pass rush work against senior Ethan McIntosh, a University of Wisconsin commit, has paid off. Crimmings had seven tackles, five tackles for loss and two sacks to lead the Verona football team to a 56-0 homecoming win over Madison East in a Big Eight Conference game on Friday, Oct. 2, at Verona Area High School.
Volleyball: Oregon earns conference wins over Beaver Dam, Milton
The Oregon volleyball team won two Badger Large Conference matches last week. Oregon (18-9, 4-2 Badger Large) knocked off Beaver Dam 25-17, 30-28, 25-12 on Thursday, Oct. 1, at Beaver Dam High School. The Panthers are in third place in the conference, two wins behind Waunakee and one behind DeForest. Senior outside hitter Liza Studebaker recorded her 500th career kill as Oregon tipped Milton in four sets 23-25, 25-15, 25-18, 25-22 in a conference match on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at Oregon High School.
Boys cross country: Oregon runs to 11th in Nightfall Classic
Freshman Colin Kopling finished 19th place in a 393-runner field at the Nightfall Classic on Friday, Oct. 2, at the Tuscumbia Golf Course in Green Lake. Kopling ran the 5,000-meter course in a time of 17 minutes, 12.3 seconds. Oregon took 11th as a team with 257 points. DeForest ran away with the team title 62-105 over Baraboo. Sophomore Travis Foelker took 43rd (17:50.1) and junior Jaxson Weber placed 47th (17:53.8).
Boys cross country: Stoughton's Alex Smith second at Nightfall Classic
Senior Alex Smith finished second place in the Nightfall Classic on Friday, Oct. 2, at the Tuscumbia Golf Course in Green Lake. Smith ran the 5,000-meter course in a time of 16 minutes, 59.7 seconds. Lakeland Union senior Charlie Ernst was the Division 2 champion in a time of 16:47.6. Stoughton finished seventh with 267 points in the 15-team Division 2 field. Lakeland Union ran away with the team title 38-97 over Lakeside Lutheran. Stoughton sophomore Carson Solis took 34th (18:42.7).
Volleyball: Liza Studebaker collects 500th kill as Oregon tops Milton
Senior outside hitter Liza Studebaker recorded her 500th career kill as the Oregon volleyball team tipped Milton in four sets 23-25, 25-15, 25-18, 25-22 in a Badger Large Conference match on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at Oregon High School. Senior setter Rylee Anderson posted a double-double with 39 assists and 14 digs. Senior middle blocker Avery Nelson had a team-high 11 kills. Sophomore middle blocker Allie Mamerow had 10 kills and five blocks. Junior Lily Leslie recorded 17 digs.
Girls cross country: Oregon takes 10th at Pete Nielsen Relays
Oregon senior Ellie Johns finished 14th place in a lifetime-best time of 20 minutes, 39.2 seconds in the Pete Nielsen Relays on Saturday, Sept. 26, at Naga-Waukee Park in Delafield. The race, hosted by Kettle Moraine, was split into races for teams’ No. 1-4 runners and No. 5-8 runners. In the overall combined scoring of both races, the Panthers took 10th in the 14-team field. Freshman Avery Schoeneck set a new personal-record time of 22:46.4 to take 12th in the No. 5-8 race.
Boys cross country: Oregon runs to eighth in Nielsen Laser Relays
Oregon freshman Colin Kopling finished eighth place in a time of 16 minutes, 59.1 seconds in the Pete Nielsen Laser Relays on Saturday, Sept. 26, at Naga-Waukee Park in Delafield. Oregon's Colin Kopling (left) runs in the Pete Nielsen Laser Relays on Saturday, Sept. 26, at Naga-Waukee Park. The race, hosted by Kettle Moraine, was split into races for teams’ No. 1-4 runners and No. 5-8 runners. In the overall combined scoring of both races, the Panthers took eighth out of 17 teams.
Girls tennis: Stoughton's Elizabeth Klitzke swings to second at Badger Tournament
Stoughton junior Elizabeth Klitzke finished second place at No. 1 singles in the two-day Badger Conference Tournament that wrapped up on Saturday, Sept. 26, at Nielsen Tennis Stadium. Klitzke, the top seed, lost a three-set match to McFarland's Kimmy Mender 4-6, 6-2, 10-4 in the championship match. “Liz played really well but Kimmy would not let her get any easy points,” Stoughton coach Brady Behrend said. “It’s a bummer she lost in three sets, but still being able to get to the final is huge.
Football: Verona pitches historic shutout in win over Middleton
As an inside linebacker and fullback, senior Jack Guenzler-Soda can take pride in doing the dirty work. Guenzler-Soda and the Verona defense turned in one of the program’s top defensive performances by stifling Middleton 27-0 in a Big Eight Conference clash on Friday, Sept. 25, at Breitenbach Stadium. It marks the first time the Wildcats have shut out the Cardinals in program history.
Girls tennis: Oregon takes sixth at Badger Conference Tournament
Oregon junior Tessa Williamson finished second place at No. 2 singles at the two-day Badger Conference Tournament that wrapped up on Saturday, Sept. 26, at Nielsen Tennis Stadium in Madison. Williamson (18-3), the third seed, lost a tiebreaker in the first set and dropped the championship match as Baraboo’s Leah Kierzek pulled out a 7-6 (5), 7-5 win. Williamson got out to a dominant start. She breezed by Beaver Dam’s Addison Smedema 6-0, 6-1 in the first round on Friday, Sept. 25.
Boys soccer: No. 7 Verona draws with No. 3 Middleton
Senior Luis Villa scored on a penalty kick in the 18th minute and the seventh-ranked Verona boys soccer team tied third-ranked Middleton 1-1 in a Big Eight Conference game on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at the Verona Soccer Stadium. Verona junior Gavin Richert was fouled in the box in the 18 minute. That led to Villa’s penalty kick. Both the Wildcats and Cardinals had seven shots on goal. Middleton’s Cormac Carlson scored 27:12 to tie the game at 1. Verona junior goaltender Quinn Stemper had six saves.
Zalk Josephs has been a steel fabricator in Stoughton for 50 years
Most of the structural steel used in the south endzone renovation and scoreboard at Camp Randall Stadium and portions of the Tennessee Titans home, Nissan Stadium in Nashville came from Zalk Josephs Fabricators in Stoughton. A Zalk Josephs employee inspects a chunck of steel after it is fabricated by a saw and drill. The steel fabrication business is providing steel for the construction of the new college of engineering building at the Unversity of Wisconsin in Madison.
Girls golf: Stoughton swings to seventh at Badger Small Championships
Sophomore Emma Desmet finished 14th in the Badger Small Conference Championships on Monday, Sept. 21, at the Wild Rock Golf Course in Wisconsin Dells. The Vikings shot a 435 to finish last in the seven-team conference meet. Stoughton was coming off a fourth-place finish at a Badger Small Conference mini-meet on Thursday, Sept. 17, at Coachman’s Golf Course. The Vikings opened last week by taking fifth in a conference mini-meet on Tuesday, Sept. 15, at the Reedsburg Country Club.
Girls tennis: Stoughton knocks off Jefferson in home quad
The Stoughton girls tennis team went 1-2 in a quadrangular on Monday, Sept. 21, at Stoughton High School. Stoughton edged Jefferson 4-3 and lost to Oregon 6-1 and Lodi 7-0. Stoughton was coming off a 4-3 loss to Reedsburg in a Badger Small Conference road match on Tuesday, Sept. 15. Stoughton had its match against Sauk Prairie postponed on Thursday, Sept. 17. Stoughton 4, Jefferson 3 The Vikings won two of the three doubles matches to clip Jefferson in a nonconference match.
Girls swimming: Verona finishes third in Blackshirt Invitational
The Verona girls swimming team had seven top-nine finishes to take third in the Blackshirt Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 19, at Waukesha South High School. The Wildcats scored 153 points and took third out of 20 teams. Middleton won the team title 405.5-194.5 over Menomonee Falls/Hamilton. Verona knocked off Janesville Parker in a Big Eight Conference dual meet on Friday, Sept. 18, at Janesville Parker High School.
Boys soccer: Substitutes step up as Stoughton hangs with McFarland
Sophomore goaltender Finn du Preez didn’t know when his moment would come. After Stoughton senior goaltender Will Boyer injured his leg making a sliding save on the turf against McFarland in the first half on Thursday, Sept. 17, du Preez’s time to step up came in net. McFarland clipped Stoughton 1-0 in a Badger Small Conference showdown, but du Preez kept the Vikings in striking distance with six saves in a clash at the Anderson Sports Complex.
Football: Verona's Jax Wepking runs for 267 yards, three TDs in victory
Senior running back Jax Wepking is three weeks removed from a knee injury that kept him sidelined one game. Wepking showed no lingering effects from the injury, rushing for 267 yards and three touchdowns on 26 carries to lead the Verona football team to a 31-13 Big Eight win over Janesville Parker on Friday, Sept. 18, at Verona Area High School. Verona (4-1, 3-0 Big Eight) racked up 420 total yards, including gashing the Vikings for 307 yards on the ground.
Boys soccer: Isaac Pugh leads Oregon by Baraboo
Senior midfielder Isaac Pugh scored two goals to power the Oregon boys soccer team to a 4-1 Badger Large Conference win over Baraboo on Tuesday, Sept. 15, at Baraboo High School. Pugh scored his first goal in the second minute. Junior Alexander Baker scored in the fourth minute to give the Panthers a 2-0 lead. Pugh scored his second goal off a pass during a volley from junior Preston Riemer in the 13th minute. Junior Brooks Randl scored on an assist by sophomore JoonHyeok Mitchell in the 32nd minute.
Girls golf: Stoughton finishes fourth in home conference mini-meet
Junior Aida Kahl and sophomore Emma Desmet finished in a three-way tie for eighth place in a Badger Small Conference mini-meet on Thursday, Sept. 17, at Coachman's Golf Course. Both Kahl and Desmet shot 47s to tie Mount Horeb senior Jadyn Schellafeffer. Stoughton senior Aja Baker carded a 50 and freshman Lucy Haser rounded out the top four for the Vikings with a 58.
Volleyball: Stoughton shows glimpses in near comeback against McFarland
For senior Ruby Randall, the Stoughton volleyball team's third set against rival McFarland showed the glimpses of potential the Vikings have and the breakdowns of inconsistency they are trying to build on. Stoughton senior outside hitter Ruby Randall deliuvers a hit between McFarland junior Chloe Matz (2) and junior Alex Faust (4) in a Badger Small Conference match on Thursday, Sept. 10, at Stoughton High School.
Girls swimming: Oregon places third in Ashwaubenon Invitational
Sophomore Emma Sina won four medals to lead the Oregon girls swimming team to a third-place finish in the Ashwaubenon Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 12. Sina won gold medals in the 100-yard butterfly in a time of 1 minute, 0.70 seconds and in the 100 backstroke (59.80). She anchored the 400 freestyle relay team of freshman Melanie Tereba, sophomore Lydia Birling and senior Molly Hoppe to a second-place finish (3:45.32), only 0.22 of a second behind Bay Port.
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