Bill Sullivan wanted intensity, concentration, passion.
His Wisconsin Heights girls basketball team listened.
The Vanguards rallied from a 5-point second half deficit and toppled host Riverdale, 55-48, last Tuesday. Heights improved to 3-2 overall.
Wisconsin Heights’ boys basketball team split a pair of games last week.
The Vanguards defeated Dodgeville, 61-47, last Friday. Heights also dropped a 77-48 decision to Lakeside Lutheran on Dec. 10.
Heights is now 3-1 on the season.
Vanguard Volleyball
Alumni Tourney
The third annual Vanguard Volleyball tournament on will be held on Dec. 28. You can choose players to represent a year or a combination of years.
The entry fee is $20 and includes a T-shirt. If you’ve played before and don’t need a shirt, the cost is $10 to play.
Austin Rider weighed in at more than 60 pounds under the heavyweight limit at the 55th annual Sun Prairie Bob Downing Scramble last Saturday.
But that didn’t make a difference in the outcome as the Sauk Prairie senior earned his first-ever tournament title, pinning his way to the championship at 285 pounds.
Sauk Prairie/Wisconsin Heights recorded three first-place finishes, while Baraboo claimed two titles at the annual Badger North Conference Relays held at Jack Young Middle School on Dec. 10.
But Sauk Prairie/Wisconsin Heights and host Baraboo shared the team championship with 100 points each. McFarland finished a close third with 94 points.
The following preview of the Southern Capitol Conference was compiled Wissports.net.
2018-’19 Recap: Marshall went undefeated in the Capitol-South and claimed its second consecutive Division 3 state title, defeating previously unbeaten Laconia, 64-56, in the championship game to finish the year with a 26-2 record.
That’s more like it.
Wisconsin Heights’ girls basketball game entered its game with Johnson Creek last Thursday on a two-game losing streak. But the Vanguards put an end to that with a 67-24 destruction of visiting Johnson Creek.
The following preview of the Northern Badger Conference was compiled Wissports.net.
2019 recap: Stoughton won the conference tournament going away. The Vikings were the No. 1 ranked team in all of the Division 1 for the duration of the season and went on to win their second consecutive Team State championship.
With just 10 games on the slate to earn a coveted Badger North Conference title, Sauk Prairie co-op boys hockey coach David Lohrei can’t emphasize enough how important it is for the Eagles’ to be at their best every night.
With hopes of securing a fourth consecutive Badger North Conference title as its primary goal, the Sauk Prairie/Wisconsin Heights boys swimming team didn’t have any margin for error when it hit the water on opening night Dec. 3.
