By Cara L. Dempski COLFAX — The Boyceville football team let Colfax have the first say in the Vikings’ homecoming contest played here October 7, but after that, coach Brian Roemhild’s Bulldogs did all the barking. After spotting Colfax the first score and a 6-0 lead, which the Vikings maintained through halftime, Boyceville scored 32…
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski The Boyceville cross country teams saw plenty of action in the final week of competition leading up to this Thursday’s conference meet in Mondovi. The Bulldogs ran in a trio of races with just a day of rest in between each competition. They started kicked off the busy schedule October 4…
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Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski The Bulldog cross country teams attended two meets the week of September 26, and will attend two more this week before heading to the conference meet next week. The boys and girls teams both finished fifth in the Spring Valley meet held September 29. The girls tallied 89 points, while the…
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — Boyceville looked like they were going to make their September 30 home game against Elk Mound a great football contest. Despite allowing the Mounders to score on a long 56-yard pass play from Dane Lew to Noah Zurbuchen on the first offensive play of last Friday’s contest, the Bulldogs…
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski The Boyceville volleyball squad had the opportunity to learn some of Colfax’s tricks before the two teams met in a showdown of conference unbeatens on the Vikings’ home court September 27. The Bulldogs had beaten the Vikings 2-1 three days earlier at the Cameron Invitational to restart a win streak that…
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Read MoreThe weight of food has been tallied and the money has been collected. The effort and donations everyone put forth in this year’s Food Fight Challenge made this event a success!
Read MoreGLENWOOD CITY — Adapt for success has been the Toppers’ mantra the past few weeks. And it has served them well. For the second straight week, adjustments and solid fill-in play by its back-ups, covering for injured starters, yielded another lopsided victory for Glenwood City, who remained unbeaten and improved to 6-0 with a 40-8…
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