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Lady Toppers smash Bulldogs in conference volleyball showdown

By Melissa | October 9, 2017

By Cara L. Dempski GLENWOOD CITY — It took until nearly the end of the regular season before the Glenwood City and Boyceville volleyball teams finally got a chance to play one another. The October 3 matchup at Glenwood City High School was a relatively quick one, with the Lady Hilltoppers blowing past the visiting…

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Boyceville volleyball steals set in loss to Mondovi

By Melissa | October 9, 2017

By Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — Just two nights after losing a 3-0 heartbreaker at rival Glenwood City, the Lady Bulldog volleyball team returned to their home court and rediscovered their scrappy play. The Boyceville girls may have lost their October 5 home match against last year’s Dunn-St. Croix co-champions the Mondovi Buffaloes 3-1, but…

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Boyceville wins Food Fight Challenge

By Melissa | October 3, 2017

Boyceville reclaimed the title of Food Fight Challenge winner for 2017. Both school districts did such a superb job and collectively everyone is a winner!  The effort and donations everyone put forth in this year’s Food Fight Challenge made this event a success, possibly the best yet! 

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Boyceville beats Elmwood for first conference win, falls to Elk Mound

By Melissa | October 3, 2017

By Cara L. Dempski Keri Peterson’s Boyceville volleyball team started last week on a positive note. The Lady Bulldogs celebrated their September 26 road trip to Elk Mound by taking the first set away from the Mounders in a 25-22 win that recognized a weakness in the home squad’s teamwork and capitalized on it. While…

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Bulldog CC girls’ take third in Spring Valley, boys sixth

By Melissa | October 3, 2017

By Cara L. Dempski SPRING VALLEY — You almost would not have thought some of the girls on Corey Day’s Lady Bulldogs cross country team were getting over being sick, by the way they ran. The Boyceville ladies, who are a team of just five, fought through illness recovery to take third place out of…

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Boyceville’s football playoff hopes dwindling after lopsided loss to Elk Mound

By Melissa | October 3, 2017

By Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — Two weeks ago, Boyceville head football coach Jordan Anderson predicted his team could go 3-1 for the rest of the season. According to the WIAA qualification process, any football team winning at least half its league or conference games is eligible for divisional playoffs each fall.

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Lady Dogs tripped up by Cardinals, Vikings in D-SC play, falter in Cameron Invitational

By Melissa | September 25, 2017

By Cara L. Dempski The Bulldog volleyball team kept up its scrappy, “make ‘em earn every point” style of play with a pair of conference matchups last week. Their coach would likely be happy if they could maintain that style all the way through to the end of each set they play.

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Hilltoppers dominate, blank Bulldogs 67-0 in gridiron battle

By Melissa | September 25, 2017

By Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — When it rains, it pours. The Bulldogs were deluged by a blue and white monsoon on a hot and humid evening at Evenson Field last Friday as the Hilltoppers rained down score after score on their hosts in the annual football game between the arch rivals. All seemed to…

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Boyceville boys’ and girls’ CC teams put in great races at Durand

By Melissa | September 25, 2017

By Cara L. Dempski DURAND — Boyceville’s head cross country coach, Corey Day, seems impressed with how well his girls’ team is running this season. Despite temperatures that soared into the 90s and having just five girls compete on the team, the Lady Bulldogs ended up seventh out of 13 teams at the September 21…

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Bulldogs battle Birds but fall short in Spring Valley

By Melissa | September 19, 2017

By Cara L. Dempski SPRING VALLEY — Jordan Anderson learned just how much fight his team has last Friday in Spring Valley. “We came into the game hungry to get back to the winning ways. We dug ourselves into a big hole, as we were down 20-0 early in the second quarter,” Anderson said. “In…

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