Boyceville Sports
Williams and Simmons come in first for GC; Boyceville girls take second
By Missy Klatt Sports Correspondent GLENWOOD CITY – In their second Dunn-St. Croix West Pod Cross Country meet of the season, both the Boyceville Bulldogs and the Glenwood City Hilltoppers ran out at Glen Hills Park this past Thursday, September 17th along with Spring Valley and Elmwood/Plum City. It was another good race for both…
Read MoreBoyceville football looks to find solid footing in 2020
by Laura Giammattei Sports Correspondent BOYCEVILLE — With a much deeper roster than last season, many starting positions are up for grabs across all grade levels for the Boyceville football team this fall. From hungry juniors and seniors determined to display improvement upon the 2019 season, to a vast array of eager sophomores and freshmen,…
Read MoreBoyceville volleyball welcomes new coach
By Missy Klatt Sports Correspondent BOYCEVILLE — In a year with many changes due to the Coronavirus, a new head coach is another change for the Bulldogs’ volleyball team. However, head coach Kacey Lane brings experience to the role, having previously been the head coach in Pepin for five years before they combined programs with…
Read MoreLocal cross country runners compete in first meet
By Missy Klatt SPRING VALLEY — With the COVID-revised schedule, both the Boyceville Bulldogs and the Glenwood City Hilltoppers cross country teams kicked off their season in Spring Valley this past Thursday, September 10th. Joining them in this Dunn-St. Croix West Pod meet were Elmwood/Plum City and host Spring Valley. Both head coaches were happy…
Read MoreSpectator guidelines for sports season announced
from Patrick Gretzlock, Glenwood City High/Middle School Principal/Director of Athletics It is with great excitement that we welcome back high school and middle school athletics to our school community. As we are about to unveil the 2020 Fall Sports’ Season, there are a number of adjustments that need to brought to light. It is imperative…
Read MoreBulldog runners lacking in numbers but not spirit
BOYCEVILLE – For head Bulldogs coach Corey Day, it’s like starting from scratch for this year’s cross country season. Besides losing Cade Klefstad, Steven Rasmussen to graduation from the boys’ team, both of whom consistently finished in the top five for the Bulldogs and Noelle Wheeldon, Naomi Hillman and Rachel Becker for the girls, several…
Read MoreWIAA Board defines alternate fall season; winter and spring seasons to be shortened
STEVENS POINT – The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association approved several details of a one-year alternative season in the spring for fall sports and reduced the number of weeks for sports during the 2020-21 winter and spring seasons at its August meeting held August 14. The Board established the parameters and context of the alternate fall…
Read MoreWIAA board approves winter sports changes; adjusts rules & policies in wake of pandemic
STEVENS POINT – The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Board of Control reviewed and acted on coaches committee recommendations impacting winter sports–including the addition of a State Tournament Series for girls wrestling in 2022–and other rule and budget considerations in response to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic at its June virtual meeting June 24. In…
Read MoreWIAA releases collaborative guidelines to resume summertime activities
STEVENS POINT – The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association has released guidance and recommendations for member high schools to resume summertime athletics programming and other activities beginning July 1, 2020. Guidance for Summer Activities The guidelines were produced and reviewed by the collaborative efforts and contributions of the doctors on the WIAA Sports Medical Advisory Committee,…
Read MoreNot so fast: WIAA fall sports still in limbo, contrary to online report
Several media outlets along with social media across the state grabbed on to an erronous report late last week that stated the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) had approved the resumption of the upcoming high school and middle school fall sports season. As it turns out, it was a bit premature. Over this past weekend,…
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