HAMMOND — As the old adage reads, “better late than never”, could have easily applied to the Boyceville’s cross country teams’ adventure to last Thursday’s meet at St. Croix Central High School. While some athletes competing at the September 3 meet in Hammond suffered physical breakdowns due to the insufferable humidity and heat, Boyceville experienced…

BOYCEVILLE — For a second straight year, Boyceville showed itself to be the best team at its annual home quadrangular meet. Once again, the Bulldogs defeated Cornell, Ladysmith and Flambeau for a perfect 3-0 match record last Thursday, August 28 to claim the meet title for a second consecutive season and fourth time in the…

BOYCEVILLE — There no place like home especially to start the season. Boyceville’s cross country squads once again kicked off their seasons hosting the annual Alumni meet at Tiffany Creek Elementary last Thursday, August 27.

BOYCEVILLE — After a 31-0 blasting of Flambeau a week ago, the Boyceville football team continued to dominate on both sides of the ball when they posted their second consecutive shutout in a 33-0 win over the Clear Lake Warriors at home Aug. 28.

BOYCEVILLE — The Bulldogs were in the chase for a conference volleyball title last season only to finish third with a 7-2 record in the Dunn-St. Croix and 15-6 overall. If this year’s squad has the same aspirations it will have to find suitable replacements for all-conference players and four-year starters Abbey Bird and Alexa…

BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville football team outplayed the Flambeau Falcons in all aspects of the game to take a 31-0 win on the road in the first game of the season for both teams Aug. 21.

BOYCEVILLE — With 30 players reporting to practice for the Boyceville football team, coach Brian Roemhild knows his team will have their work cut out for them if they want to make a return to the WIAA playoffs this year.

ELK MOUND — They did it once, so why not again. After stunning the Mounders 2-1 about a month earlier, the Bulldogs were hoping that lightning would strike twice and they would come up with another upset over Elk Mound, this time in a WIAA Division 3 regional semifinal contest. Things went well for Boyceville…

BOYCEVILLE — Tournament time offers a fresh start for all teams, but especially those that struggled in the regular season. Much like the Glenwood City baseball team that found victory just once this past spring.