Onalaska

And their path would have to mean if, so and Richmond, you know, they have to g- they play what, lacrosse at home, I believe?

Onalaska.

Onalaska.

Or Onalaska, sorry.

Yeah.

At home.

Yes, if we win, we have two.

Hey, I'm just, I'm just that confident actually.

Also, this sectional, essentially the same as last year.

I'm, like, Onalaska moves in because Sparta went down to division II, and I think that's it.

I think that is the only change is Onalaska making the move.

But yeah, Onalaska-

Steve, on, on, on a map, is Onalaska south of Holmen? Just slightly, right?

Ev- ever so slightly.

So the cutoff line-

Enough to put-

Logan over Baraboo, 41-21.

Onalaska picked up the win over Tomah, 48-12.

And La Crosse Central, 28, Holmen, 7.

South Central Conference Finals, it was a win for Mauston over Wisconsin Dells, 34-28.

Uh, they had games on, on Friday and Saturday.

Friday night, or Friday afternoon, they beat Onalaska 4-2, and then on Saturday they beat Sparta 7-nothing.

Um, neat thing about the Sparta game, six different Tigers scored for New Richmond, including Josh Stangel with his first varsity goal.

And then, uh, their, their week was capped off last night.

Personally, I had a favorite, and if we wanna go around, Trav, you didn't get to necessarily go to them outside of ones that were, um, you maybe saw from afar on the main court as you were at the bound booth for a majority of the time.

But my favorite one that they did, they did that retired coaches panel, and it was Coach Boos from Sun Prairie, Coach Cowell from, uh, Onalaska, and Coach Cerroni from Sussex Hamilton.

And they just had them sit down, did a little horseshoe of coaches that sat around them, and they had nine topics that they wanted to get through in the half, in the hour segment, and they only got through three because they would get through it and then the coaches that were there just got to ask questions, which I thought was so useful for coaches that are attending something like that where it's not the X's and O's of, of basketball that they were getting, but it, like, both of them talked about culture building.

Both of them, or all three of them talked about culture building in your youth program, um, how to win the margins, and just certain stuff like that, that I think that the coaches that were in attendance got a huge value out of being able to sit, ask questions, and get answers right back to them.

And I should probably mention Keith Purnell, if you don't know yet, is the candidate for 94th Assembly District.

here in the Onalaska, Holmen, Galesville, West Salem kind of area.

But that event was really well attended and it was just a blast being able.

It's always fun to sit down and talk to smart people.

My friends, I first reported on this back in August and, uh, I wanted to bring it up again today because I also had a few conversations with some of the people involved.

As I mentioned, some of the election lawyers here in Wisconsin I've talked to about this.

I volunteer as an election inspector for the city of Onalaska.

So this is really core to the duties that I perform there to essentially provide a public service department to help make sure that we're doing elections properly in our region.

It was a win for La Crosse Central over Tomah, 41-16.

Onalaska shut out Sparta 38-nothing.

Wisconsin Dells six, Berlin nothing.

Mauston with a 21-12 win over Ripon.

Yeah, they should.

Boys soccer, Friday afternoon, they're going to head down to Onalaska to face the Hilltoppers.

And then Saturday at noon, they finish the weekend road trip at Sparta, and then they return to conference play next Tuesday night.

They're going to have a match at Menominee.

Yeah.

Well, I think

both Onalaska and Spart are important games for sectional seeding.

And here's a shocker.

So that's going to be really cool.

I know for sure it's Coach Booz, Coach Cole from Onalaska, and then my really good friend, Coach Candy Cerrone from Sussex Hamilton.

So, you know, we're unfortunately have had a good amount of legendary, you know, Hall of Fame coaches step away in the last few years.

And, you know, it's always nice to learn from them and tap into their wisdom.