By Cara L. Dempski MONDOVI — The Bulldog boys’ basketball squad cannot seem to catch a break this season, as its current losing streak continued against the Mondovi Buffaloes last Thursday in the finale of a five-game road swing that began back on December 20.
Read MoreMERRILL — Change, just say, is inevitable, so embrace it. It can be a source for growth and new opportunities. So with that in mind, the Boyceville wrestling squad opted out of the Hudson Duals, their usual destination the first weekend in January, and instead made a trek east a few hours to partake in…
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — One of the Boyceville girls’ basketball squad’s resolutions for the new year may have been to secure a victory, or two, over rival Glenwood City in 2017. After a three-year drought and six straight losses to the Hilltoppers including three on their home court, the Bulldogs put an end…
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski PLUM CITY — The first contest of the new year held promise for the Boyceville boys’ basketball as it held a slight one-point advantage over the homestanding Elmwood/Plum City Wolves squad in Dunn-St. Croix game played in Plum City last Friday evening. But the Wolves outscored the Bulldogs by 11 points…
Read MoreRIVER FALLS — Without fail, Boyceville’s wrestlers always seem to be in contention for individual and team accolades at Northern Badger tournament regardless of the circumstances. And this year was no different for the Bulldogs despite a pair of open weight classes and the absence of one of its varsity starters. Boyceville nearly equaled its…
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski CLAYTON — The Boyceville boys’ basketball team last won a game on December 1 against Bruce. The team closed the month of December by picking up its second win against another Lakeland Conference school. The Bulldogs nipped Northwood High School December 29 in the opening day of the Clayton Classic Tournament.…
Read MoreIt is still early in the season but the Boyceville wrestling team is still juggling its line-up to try and cover for some open weight slots. The Bulldogs had as many as four open weight classes at the beginning of the season and although it is down to two, it is affecting the outcome of…
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski TURTLE LAKE — If coach Ben Luer and the Bulldog boys’ basketball team were looking for a spark to ignite the second half of their season, they did not find it in their final game before the holiday break. The Bulldogs went to Turtle Lake December 20 for a non-conference contest…
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — For the Boyceville girls’ basketball team, there was no direction to go but up after the 52-30 beating it received from the Mounders at home on December 13. The Lady Bulldogs turned around and proved December 20 that they can shake off a defeat and focus on the future…
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — Five days after a stunning come-from-behind overtime win in Colfax, the Boyceville girls’ basketball team hosted Elk Mound for the Lady Bulldogs’ third conference contest this season. It was, by head coach Jolene Bird’s admission, not a good game. Bird had only one word to describe the Bulldogs’ play…
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