Glenwood City Sports

RIVER FALLS — The Glenwood City track and field teams copped a pair of first-place finishes when they competed in the UW-River Falls JV Invitational held indoors at the Knowles Center last Friday, April 5. Although team scores where not posted, 11 schools took part in the meet. Sophomore Kyra Flick threw her way to…

MONDOVI — The Glenwood City golf team finished in a second place tie in its season and Dunn-St. Croix conference opener in Mondovi April 4. Despite limited practice time heading into the opener and cool and breezy conditions last Thursday, the Hilltoppers shot a 184 on the fairways and greens of the Valley Golf Course…

GLENWOOD CITY — For the upcoming Glenwood City golf season, Coach David Popko and Coach Matt Lamb welcome 17 golfers to the team for this year’s competitions. Having just returned from their second consecutive trip to the WIAA state golf tournament, the Hilltoppers are looking forward to a season filled with strong veterans and up-and-coming…

RIVER FALLS — Glenwood City senior Haylie Hannah and sophomore Brady Thompson both earned first-place finishes in the teams’ season-opening track and field meet last Tuesday at River Falls that featured competitors from Minnesota as well as Wisconsin. Hannah, the Division 3 state pole vault runner-up last season, got her final year of track and…

GLENWOOD CITY — After serving as an assistant coach last season, Tracy Marback has taken the reigns of the Glenwood City High School softball program from longtime head coach Matthew Schutz, who will remain on the sidelines and in the dugout as an assistant. Marback, who has extensive experience as both a collegiate softball player…

GLENWOOD CITY— Graduation took several talented and top athletes from the Glenwood City track and field rosters as it prepares to open the 2024 campaign. Co-head coaches Tom Klatt and Ron Hanestad, who combined have nearly 30 years of track and field coaching experience, are tasked with filling some very big shoes this spring. The…

GLENWOOD CITY -— Glenwood City’s continued improvement on the baseball diamond this coming season will largely be predicated on the team’s ability to quickly replace the offensive production, pitching and defensive acumen that was lost last spring via graduation. Gone are Max Janson, Jayden Quinn, Noah Brite and Aaron Brigham, four of the Hilltoppers top…