September 2016

Wed
28
Sep

Open House for the Brooklyn Area Historical Society

The Brooklyn Area Historical Society is hosting its 6th Annual Open House Saturday, October 8, from 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m., at the Community Building in Brooklyn; the presentation starts at 1:30 p.m.

Wed
28
Sep

Fundraiser for Pregnancy Center Set for October 3rd

The Care Net Pregnancy Center of Green County is holding an “All-You-Can-Eat” Spaghetti Supper Fundraiser on Monday, October 3, 2016, from 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., at the Hope Community Center, 2902 13th Street, Monroe. Tickets are $7.00 for adults, $4.00 for children 4-12 years old, and children under 4 are free.
The meal will include all-you-can-eat spaghetti, bread sticks, lettuce salad, beverages and homemade desserts. Vegetarian sauce and carry-outs will be available. Tickets will be available at the door the night of the supper.

Wed
28
Sep

Swim Team Places Second in Freeport Invitational

The Monroe/New Glarus High School Swim team competed in the Freeport Invitational on Saturday, September 24th. They finished in second place, with a score of 242.

Wed
28
Sep

Maire Places First in Belleville Invite

The Wildcat Cross Country team has had an aggressive week of racing. Belleville hosted two meets earlier last week, the Belleville Invitational and the Capitol Conference Challenge.
After a rainy weekend, the course was damp for the invite and the Cap Challenge, which posed minor problems for runners. Noelle Maire took first for the Belleville Invite, followed by her varsity teammates Kalin O'Rourke, Alexis Walker, Mili Julian, Angelina Parisot, Emma Veeneman and Clarice Loeffelholz.

Wed
28
Sep

New Glarus Volleyball Falls to Belleville

New Glarus hosted the Belleville Wildcats volleyball team on September 20th, Pack the Gym Night, losing to the visitors, 3-0. The scores were 25-22; 25-13; 25-15.
Willow Lee had six kills for the Knights, along with four blocks. Devon Boll had four kills and four blocks, along with six digs. Julia Barnaby led the Knights with nine blocks and two aces. Kaedi Gregory had four blocks. Riley Parker and Olivia Woodmansee had seven assists apiece. Madison Perkins had ten digs.

Wed
28
Sep

Cambridge No Match for Belleville

All of Belleville’s varsity players saw time on the volleyball court in the win against Cambridge on September 22nd. The Wildcats beat the Bluejays in three sets, 25-15; 25-21; 25-15.
Krista Diaz had seven kills and nine digs for the Wildcats. Rachael Heittola ended the game with five kills and six blocks. Grace Schulting had three aces and ten digs. Allison Kowalski had two aces and ten assists. Jade Halvensleben had two aces. Samantha Trainor had ten assists.

Wed
28
Sep

Last Can Be First

Imagine you hold the seventh position on a cross country team.  At best, you run in the middle of the pack, and usually not even there.  What if you had the opportunity to lead a race, even win one!  Would that be exciting? 

Wed
28
Sep

Sugar River in First Place in Capitol Conference

The Sugar River soccer team traveled to Wisconsin Dells on September 20th and easily won. The final score was 4-0, with all of their goals scored in the first half of the game.
Scoring first for Sugar River was Nick Fahey, assisted by Ezkiel Noriega. Less than ten minutes later Brock Kelly scored on a penalty kick. Noriega assisted Kelly with the third goal at the 34th minute. Kelly, assisted by Jaden Kreklow, scored the fourth goal for the team at the 43rd minute.
Cole Myers had two saves during the game as goalkeeper.

Wed
28
Sep

Wildcats Lose Close Game at Waterloo

The Wildcats traveled to Waterloo on September 23rd, and lost to the home team, 14-20.
Waterloo scored twice in the first half to bring the score at halftime to 14-0.
All of Belleville's points were scored in the third quarter. Belleville senior Cade Martin ran for a 5-yard gain to score a touchdown. The two-point conversion was unsuccessful. Martin then intercepted a pass to score a touchdown and this time the two-point conversion pass was good.
Dan Meier passed for 69 yards. Cade Martin rushed for 73 yards, and had 44 yards receiving.

Wed
28
Sep

Ponies Lose Thriller to Eagles

The Ponies volleyball team took on Barneveld on September 20th, and ended up going five sets in what Coach Scott Smice called a “thriller.” Unfortunately, Monticello came out on the losing end.
Thursday, September 22nd was Parent’s Night, and the Ponies dropped their home match against Juda in three straight sets.
“Courtney Kammes had a monster match, recording a team high 10 kills and 5 blocks, and Abby Wicker had 6 kills and 3 blocks,” said Smice.
September 29th is Senior Night, and the Ponies will play Pecatonica at home, starting at 6:00 p.m.

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