AMERY — Playing on a difficult course with a lot of water and other hazards, the Colfax girls’ golf team competed at the Amery Golf Meet August 26.

COLFAX — Hosting a four team quadrangular meet August 26, the Colfax volleyball team won three matches, defeating Plum City 25-15, 25-20, 15-13, then took down Unity 25-15, 25-16, 15-9. They finished the evening off against the Eau Claire North junior varsity (a late fill in after a team backed out) by winning 25-9, 25-13,…

COLFAX — The three strikes you’re out rule normally applies to baseball. But in the case of the Colfax-Ellsworth football game scheduled Aug. 29 on the Vikings’ field, it was three lightning delays that ended up canceling the game.

BOYCEVILLE — The Colfax boys cross country team started the season off with a bang by winning the 11 team Boyceville Alumni Invitational meet Aug. 28 at Tiffany Creek Elementary School.

With three of the four members of the Colfax girls golf team getting their first taste of high school competition, the team played in the Barron Scramble Aug. 15 and finished 10th of 12 teams in the Division 2 bracket.

One of the first rules students learn when they begin kindergarten deals with sharing with others. The current group of Colfax football players seemed to really take that lesson to heart as five different players scored at least once in a 42-6 rout over the Eleva-Strum Cardinals in the opening game of the season Aug.…

COLFAX — With virtually every runner for the boys cross country team returning and five of the top seven runners for the girls, a repeat as Dunn St. Croix Conference champions for both teams may be in the cards for head coach Joe Doucette in 2014.

Although the Colfax volleyball team is starting the 2014 season as the reigning Dunn-St. Croix Conference champions, eighth year head coach Pam Meredith realizes repeating that feat will not be an easy task this year. After finishing conference play at 8-1 by defeating Spring Valley in the final regular season game last year, the Vikings…

COLFAX — Four girls, only one with competitive experience, will make up the Colfax girls’ golf team this season under second year coach Kim Myers.

COLFAX — After reaching the playoffs for the first time since 2006 last year and finishing with a 5-4 record, head coach Mark Maloney believes his players have the talent and work ethic that will lead them back to the playoffs as well as finish high in the Dunn-St. Croix Conference standings this season.