A gorgeous day greeted the Bluejay and Hatchet golf teams to the Merrill Best Ball Invite at the Merrill Golf Club on Saturday.
The Bluejays girls put up their best offensive effort of the season when Wis. Rapids Assumption came to the MARC on Monday.
The Bluejay baseball team stumbled in a pair of Valley games last week, but fared better out of conference. They worked a split with Rhinelander at Athletic Park on Friday, then pulled out an 8-inning triumph on Monday.
The Bluejay softball team cranked out a 5-0 week that included blowing out all the competition in Saturday’s Medford Invite. But the best game of the bunch was Friday’s 7-6 thriller with Tomahawk.
The MHS boys took a limited squad to Saturday’s TFA Indoor Championships at UW-Whitewater, although their performances were anything but limited.
The MHS winter sports teams recently capped off exciting seasons by offering letters, participation awards and even special awards to their athletes with celebrations for members and their families.
The Tomahawk baseball team ripped off four wins last week, starting with a 3-2 edging at Lakeland last Tuesday.
The Hatchet girls stayed in character by running away with last Tuesday’s Hatchet Invite, their 10th consecutive title, while the boys ranked a solid third.
The Hatchet baseball team jumped out to a solid start, taking last Tuesday’s opener by a 5-2 tally over Wittenberg, before splitting a wild Thursday double-header with Medford. Tomahawk dropped to .500 on the early season with a first game 15-4 loss to Medford. But the THS boys bounced back in a big way with a 16-6 nightcap.
The THS coed track team turned its performance up at least a notch in last Thursday’s dual with Stratford.
The THS co-ed track team stepped up its game in Saturday’s Northland Pines’ ‘Border Battle.’
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