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Lakeland 14U softball wins league title
The Lakeland 14U softball team beat the Laona Rebels 12-1 in five innings on July 8 at Lenz Field in Minocqua to win the league championship. A nine-run fourth inning helped seal the victory on the final game of the season. Adalyn Bohne had the walk-off hit, and, after some …
One inning spoils win for Senior Babe Ruth team
The Lakeland Babe Ruth Sr team lost to Tomahawk 15-7 at Tyler Kahle Memorial Field in Tomahawk on July 9. Lakeland had five more hits than Tomahawk, but a nine-run sixth inning proved too much to overcome.
Season review: Young Lakeland boys’ tennis team challenged itself
The Lakeland Union High School boys’ tennis team didn’t have a lot of depth, but they got a lot of varsity experience and even sent one flight to the individual state tournament.
Northland Pines girls’ hockey co-op tabs Jennifer Chiamulera as head coach
Jennifer Chiamulera has been named as the new head coach of the Northland Pines girls’ hockey co-op, the Northland Pines High School athletic department announced Thursday, July 9.
Legion Post 89 splits back-to-back games
The Minocqua Legion Post 89 baseball team split a pair of back-to-back games on July 6 and 7 at the Minocqua Park Complex in Minocqua. They lost 12-5 to Rhinelander Post 7 on July 6 and won 11-1 over Tomahawk Post 93 on July 7.
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Snowhawks edged by the Chicago All-Stars
The Lake Tomahawk Snowhawks were defeated 16-9 by the Chicago All-Stars during the Fourth of July snowshoe baseball game at Snowshoe Park. “It was a nice crowd,” Snowhawks manager, Jeff Smith, said. “We finally had a beautiful day and night for the Fourth, and I think a lot of people …
Babe Ruth Prep topped by Phillips
The Lakeland Babe Ruth Prep League baseball team lost to Phillips in a Monday night matchup at Minocqua Park Complex on July 6. The team’s lone run came in the bottom of the third inning when Jayce Nielsen crossed home after reaching on a walk. They surrendered 26 runs to …
Pride Football Camp starts on July 20
High school scheme install and skill contact days for incoming eighth- through 12th-graders is coming this summer. Incoming eighth-graders are welcomed and encouraged to participate with the high school players.
Twice in a week: Northwoods beats Minocqua again
The Minocqua Post 89 American Legion baseball team showed improvement in its second loss of the week to Northwoods. The 89ers fell 11-2 to Northwoods Thursday at Don Burnside Park in Three Lakes.
Rhinelander rallies: Lakeland Babe Ruth Senior League team’s three-game win streak snapped
Lakeland’s Babe Ruth Senior League team dropped its second game of the summer on the road. Rhinelander beat Lakeland 16-9 Tuesday, June 30 at Stafford Field in Rhinelander. The last time the two teams met June 9 in Minocqua, Lakeland won 16-0. It was a different story in the latest …
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Crandon wins wire-to-wire over Lakeland Babe Ruth Prep League team No. 2
Crandon’s six-run first inning was too much for the Lakeland Babe Ruth Prep League No. 2 to overcome. Lakeland fell 14-4 in five innings to Crandon Wednesday at the Minocqua Park Complex. Easton Crass started on the mound for Lakeland. Crandon’s Keaston Samz and Keegan Carlsson both had RBI singles …
Crazy comeback falls short: Snowhawks walk off The Lakeland Times
I’ve been a part of The Lakeland Times snowshoe baseball team since 2019. Monday was by far the best and closest game we’ve given the hometown team. The Snowhawks beat the Times 18-17 at Snowshoe Park in Lake Tomahawk.
Lakeland 14U softball team wins big over Laona
The Lakeland 14U youth softball team finally avoided the rain, playing Laona and winning 11-1 in five innings Friday, June 26 at Lenz Field in Minocqua.
Minocqua 89er Legion baseball drops home opener
The Minocqua Post 89 American Legion baseball team dropped its home opener, 14-4, in six innings to Northwoods Monday in Minocqua. Northwoods, a team based out of Eagle River/Three Lakes, raced out to an 11-0 lead after three innings and never looked back.
The clock is ticking
After several years of being discussed, debated, approved and then rescinded, the WIAA appears to be inching closer to the use of a shot clock in high school basketball.
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