May 2015

Tue
26
May

SR Boys Track and Field Team Takes Capitol Conference

On Tuesday, May 19, the Sugar River Track and Field team competed in the Capitol Conference meet at the Belleville sports complex.
The boys team finished in first with 118 points followed by Lodi with 98.66 and Cambridge with 93.5. On the girls side, the Raiders took third with 86.5 points behind Lakeside Lutheran with a dominating 179 points and Cambridge with 89.5. The girls won the south division.

Tue
26
May

Conference Golf Results

The New Glarus varsity golf team competed in the Capitol Conference tournament on Wednesday, May 20.
The Knights placed fifth, with a team score of 369. The Knights were led by Max Cruse who shot an 18-hole score of 89. We placed fifth in regular season in the Capitol Conference.
Max Cruse was chosen Second-Team All-Conference.
I was very impressed with our performance both at the tournament and over the course of the season.

Tue
26
May

Knights Defeat Wildcats on the Road, 7-1

On May 21, 2015, the New Glarus baseball team faced off against Waterloo in a doubleheader.
The Knights were defeated, 10-5.
John Chenoweth pitched the first four innings and one out where he gave up seven runs – all earned – on nine hits. He walked two and struck out two.
Up next pitching was Andrew Nimtz, giving up three runs – all earned – on four hits.

Tue
26
May

Monticello Softball Finishes Regular Season

The Monticello softball team earned the two seed for regionals.
On May 19, the Ponies faced off against Barneveld for a doubleheader. Monticello won the first game, 2-1.
“In game one, it was a pitching duel early on with the Ponies holder a 1-0 lead after four. The Eagles scored one in the top of the fifth,” explained Head Coach Duane Garrison. “Sam DeVoe got the game winner in the bottom of the fifth with an RBI single.”
Leading hitters were Sam DeVoe going two for three and Alyssah Kubly going three for three.

Tue
26
May

Naturally Speaking

Maple trees, particularly silver and red maples, are more than sources of spring sap, summer shade and autumn color displays.
Like most deciduous trees, maples produce flowers that develop into fruits. The fruit of a maple is that single-bladed helicopter-like structure we see twirling down from the tree's branches on a windy spring day.
Way before the fruit begins to develop, a flower bud produces a flower, then a single-seeded fruit forms.

Tue
26
May

Raiders Win Three Games and Lead Capitol Conference

A busy week of soccer for the Raiders included winning three games, two of which were conference battles, scoring 19 goals while holding their opponents to single goal, and securing two shutouts.
With a record of 16 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie, the Raiders retain their #4 ranking in the state and are leading the Capitol Conference.
In the first match of the week, the Raiders traveled to Edgerton for a non-conference game. After a dormant start to the game, the Raiders found their rhythm and the scoring began.

Tue
26
May

The Bank of New Glarus® and Sugar River Bank Branches Donate to New Glarus Fire Department

The Bank of New Glarus® and Sugar River Bank Branches is giving back to the community with a donation of $5,000 towards the New Glarus Fire Department Firehouse Expansion project.

Tue
26
May

The FootGolf Event is on June 14, 2015

Sunday, June 14, 2015, is the Friends of the New Glarus Public Library First Annual FootGolf fundraising event at Argue-Ment Golf Course. This is the rescheduled date. There was a weather situation on the previously scheduled date. FootGolf, a hybrid of golf and soccer, doesn’t require any experience, and it is fun for all ages and abilities.
Here are the details: Come anytime from 9:30 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. No pre-registration required. Per Person Fee: $25.00 for 18 holes.
Family FootGolf Fee: $30.00 per family of four for 9 holes.

Tue
26
May

Construction Update

The reconstruction of 7th Avenue and 8th Avenue began the May 5th, with WE Energies replacing their gas lines.  Street reconstruction crews will begin to assemble their equipment and supplies the week of May 11th and begin construction the week of May 18th. 

Tue
26
May

New Glarus FCCLA to hold Blood Drive

Did you know that up to 20 percent of our total blood collections come from young people like high school students? That is why high schools that sponsor American Red Cross blood drives make a vital contribution to the community. Not only do these blood drives help maintain an adequate blood supply, they also provide students the opportunity to change lives and develop valuable leadership skills.  By holding a blood drive on the school grounds, students are more likely to donate for the first time because it is a familiar environment to them.

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