February 2022

Wed
02
Feb

Raiders Have Busy Week

On January 20th, the Sugar River Raiders competed in a dual at Dodgeville. The final score was Dodgeville 48, Raiders 30.
Wrestling at 106 lbs, Sugar River's Blake Endres lost by fall to Charlie Meudt.
Sugar River's Brennan Keyes, wrestling at 126 lbs, won by fall over Lucas Crook.
The Raiders' Mason Mau, wrestling at 132 lbs, won by fall over Caden Zumbrunnen.
Wrestling at 145 lbs, Sugar River's Avery Lettman lost by fall to Thomas Lundell.

Wed
02
Feb

Bowling

<strong>Jaeger</strong>
01/20/2022
Team Standings: Purple 30-20; Schwoegler 29-22; White 26.5-24.5; Red 26.5-24.5; G-Force 24-27; Cosmic Ray 23.5-27.5; T N T 19-32; Wildcats 16.5-34.5
High Game: Mark Schwoegler 209-204; Ben Neisen 203-202; Jamie Schwoegler 203
High Series: Mark Schwoegler 578; Ben Neisen 555; Jamie Schwoegler 515

Wed
02
Feb

Sugar River Euchre

To take sole position of first place and to remain undefeated, the Starlight Express extracted 67 psi from the network of pipes laid by the Pipe Benders. Engineers Tracy Haag and Opie Taylor managed to buildup 113 psi in their boiler, while fellow engineers Steve Hoffmaster and Charlie Steinhauer reached 117 psi (this week’s high score). The Red Mouse Mounties also improved their standings by removing 33 bales from the Hay Shakers’ (Kleeman’s) haymow. Mounties Jim Day and Leo Humphrey were able to load 110 bales in their wagon.

Wed
02
Feb

Halftime Entertainment

Monticello students in 1st and 2nd grades provided circus-themed halftime entertainment during last week's girls and boys basketball games.

Wed
02
Feb

Knights Hustle in Second Half to Beat Cambridge

On Monday, January 24th, the New Glarus Glarner Knights basketball team played at Mineral Point. A halftime score was unavailable, however, the Knights lost the game. The final score was Mineral Point 56, New Glarus 53.
Leading New Glarus with 25 points was Dain Walter, who also had 1 steal and 1 block. Carter Siegenthaler scored 13 points and had 1 assist and 3 steals, and Bryce Stampfli scored 9 points and had 4 assists.

Wed
02
Feb

Lady Ponies Have Rough Week

On Friday, January 28th, the Monticello Lady Ponies varsity basketball team hosted Black Hawk. Monticello trailed at the half, 17-28.
In the second half, Black Hawk pulled further away, and shut Monticello’s offense down. Black Hawk won the game; the final score was Black Hawk 48, Monticello 28.
“We were in the game throughout the entire first half...until the last minute or two,” said Coach Lori Brokopp. “For BH, Tara Wellnitz was tough to stop. She had 23 points.”

Wed
02
Feb

Lady Knights Win Over Lodi

On Tuesday, January 25th, the New Glarus Lady Knights hosted Lodi. Up by 7 at the halftime break, New Glarus went on the win the game 62-56.
Elle Lancaster led New Glarus with 19 points, while Alex Atwell scored 14 points and Grace Nommensen put 10 points on the board.
New Glarus also played Belleville last week, see the article on this page.
On February 1st, the Lady Knights hosted Columbus. They will play at Waterloo on February 3rd and host Wisconsin Heights on February 8th.

Wed
02
Feb

American Legion Scholarship Presented

Commander Tim Schmitt, of Stuessy-Kuenzi Post 141 American Legion, presents a scholarship check to Taylor Venden. Taylor attends Carroll University in Waukesha studying Animal Behavior. She is the daughter of Jason Venden, New Glarus.

Wed
02
Feb

New Glarus Community Blood Drive

In recent weeks, the Red Cross has had less than a 1-day supply of critical blood types. With blood product distributions to hospitals outpacing donations coming in, the Red Cross is facing a crisis that is threatening patient care. The dangerously low blood supply levels have forced some hospitals to defer patients from major surgery, including organ transplants. Blood and platelet donations are critically needed. Please give: rcblood.org/donate.

Wed
02
Feb

New Glarus FFA Members Attend Halftime Conference

On January 14th and 15th, members of the New Glarus FFA attended the 2022 Wisconsin FFA Halftime Conference. There, they were split into student workshops hosted by our current State FFA Officers and taught about ways to explore options for their future. Students learned how tapping into their own values and ethics can help them make decisions and succeed. How to recognize the value of and work toward promotions and awards. How to work on gaining or improving on the skills that their chapter needs as well as creative ways to bring their members and chapter to the next level.

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