October 2016

Wed
12
Oct

Sugar River Euchre

The opening night of the 86th Sugar River Euchre League season saw Norsk Golf Bowl becoming the new host of Captain Harold Schlimgen and the Cowboys. The Cowboys did not disappoint their fan(s) as they rode into Norsk Golf Bowl with their lassos a twirlin’ and guns a blazin’, rounding up 31 points more than the Shenanigans Pranksters. The evening was not all bad for the Pranksters though, as Larry Losenegger and Rodney Latham were perfect going into the eighth round and ended the evening with this week’s second highest score, 111 out of a possible 115 points.

Wed
12
Oct

Swim Team Keeps Setting New Records

In the meet against Oregon/Belleville on Tuesday, October 4th, the Monroe/New Glarus Swim Team set 18 individual PRs.
“The scoreboard showed a loss, but it was a win for the girls in their last home meet of the season celebrating their parents and all of their support!” said Linda Moser. The Varsity team scored 70 to Oregon/Belleville’s 97 points, and the Monroe/New Glarus JV team won over Oregon/Belleville, 60-36.

Wed
12
Oct

Sugar River Two for Three Last Week

Sugar River hosted Columbus on October 4th and won, 4-0.
Connor DeLorme kicked the first goal for Sugar River. DeLorme then assisted Jack Gentilli with his goal.
In the second half, Alex Betthauser, assisted by Brock Kelly, scored a goal, and less than ten minutes later, Kelly was assisted by Betthauser for a goal of his own.
Cole Myers had three saves at goal keeper.
On Thursday, Sugar River traveled to Lake Mills and won that game, 3-1.

Wed
12
Oct

Maire Places First at Baertschi

Last Saturday was the Wildcats last regular invite of the season. The weather proved to be perfect and the athletes ran strong.
Noelle Maire took first place overall with a time of 19:18, finishing 20 seconds ahead of the 2nd place runner, Lydia Murphy of Lancaster. Rounding out the rest of the Varsity girls were Rachel Uebelacker (24:44), Alexis Walker (24:47), Heidi Wegehaupt (24:47), Kalin O'Rourke (25:15), Eve Palmer (25:15) and Emma Veeneman (27:47). Leading the girl's Junior Varsity was Angelina Parisot finishing in a time of 25:09, which was a personal best.

Wed
12
Oct

Looking for an Increase in Win Velocity

People soon forget the pessimistic weather forecast.  In fact, the cold, windy prognostication that turns, unexpectedly, into a warm, sunny and calm fall day is truly enjoyed.  Saturday at the Baertschi Farm Cross Country Invitational in Albany, the sun warmed the morning and people soon shed their hats, coats and sweatshirts as they laughed about last night’s meteorological prediction.

Wed
12
Oct

Belleville Shuts Out Southwestern

In a game that was scoreless until the fourth quarter, the Belleville Wildcats shut out Southwestern on Friday night, 50-0.
Quarterback Dan Meier passed for 226 yards. Six different Wildcat players scored touchdowns, Luke Kelly, Cade Martin (with two touchdowns), Ogden York, Dalton Fahey, Cade Martin and Drew Shrader. Martin rushed for 128 yards and Kelly had 68 yards rushing. Dalton Fahey had 96 yards receiving and Cody McMillian had a total of 75 yards receiving.
Belleville's defense forced three fumbles.

Wed
12
Oct

Try Hockey for Free!

MYHA is sponsoring a try hockey event. If you’ve ever dreamed about being a hockey player, let our experienced coaches introduce you to the great sport of hockey. Don’t know how to skate? No worries! Our coaches will have you skating in no time. Already have some skating skills? Let us build on your existing skills and give you the hockey fundamentals. Equipment, skates, and helmets are available. We look forward to seeing new faces to try hockey! All boys and girls are invited to try hockey.  Come 15-30 minutes prior to be fitted for equipment. 

Wed
12
Oct

New Glarus Wins Over Abundant Life

New Glarus volleyball hosted Wisconsin Heights on October 4th, which was Parent’s Night, and lost in three. The match scores were 14-25; 12-25; 19-25.
Devon Boll had one block and one ace. Willow Lee had six kills, while Julia Barnaby had four. Madison Perkins had nine digs. Olivia Woodmansee had eight assists, while teammate Riley Parker had seven.
On Thursday, October 6th, they traveled to Madison to face Abundant Life in a non-conference match-up. New Glarus won all three sets, 25-19; 25-19; 25-17.

Wed
12
Oct

Waterloo Bumps Belleville Out of Second Place

The Belleville Wildcats volleyball team were defeated by Waterloo on October 4th, 3-1. The scores were 25-20; 12-25; 13-25; 24-26.
Rachael Heittola had 10 kills, four blocks and one ace. Krista Diaz had eight kills and three blocks. Lucy Grady had two aces. Samantha Trainor had 17 assists, while teammate Allison Kowalski had 11. Sydney Gentilli had 24 digs, and Grace Schulting finished with 19.
On October 11th, the Wildcats hosted Marshall for their last regular season home game. The Wildcats are in third place in the Capitol-South, with a record of 6-3.

Wed
12
Oct

Ponies Win Over Albany, Lose to Black Hawk

The Ponies volleyball team headed to Albany on October 4th, where they swept the Comets, 3-0.
On Thursday, Monticello hosted Black Hawk, and won the first set but lost the next three to lose the match, 3-1.
The Ponies played number one Argyle on Tuesday, October 11th, and will head to number two Barneveld on October 13th to play their last game of the regular season. Monticello is 4-5 in the Six Rivers-East Conference.

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