October 2017

Two teams remain tied for first place four weeks into the season; just last week there were six. One of those teams, Hooterville, got the Express back on track and then proceeded to push the Norsk-Cowboys down the rail rustling 22 longhorns along the way. Dave Wilborn and Tom Nitwander (Cowboys) were low on the totem pole this week with 71 points. Jones’ Plumbing will be busy repairing the 31 leaks created after the 5th Quarter-Shufflers burst a few pipes of their own. Before the cards were even dealt, the Shufflers knew they had to win to remain tied for first place.

The Sugar River soccer team lost their sectional game at Mount Horeb on October 26th, 0-1.
Mount Horeb scored during the 9th minute of the game and while Sugar River continued to attack the entire game, getting many opportunities on goal, they weren’t able to hit the back of the net. Sugar River was given a penalty kick after a foul in the Mount Horeb 18 yard box; Brock Kelly took a shot but Mount Horeb’s keeper was able to keep it out of the goal.
Cole Myers had five saves during the game.

The Capitol Conference is proud to announce their 2017 Boys Soccer All Conference and Player of the Year Selections.
Sugar River’s Brock Kelly was named a 1st Team Forward, along with Joan Ayala-Carpentiero of Wisconsin Heights/Barneveld and John Wilke of Lake Mills.
Named a 1st Team Midfielder was Jared Widish of Sugar River. Other Midfielders were Austin Wolfe and Griffin Parks of Wisconsin Heights/Barneveld, Noah Mock, Lake Mills, Zach Wilfong, Cambridge/Deerfield and Alex Lawrence, Watertown Luther Prep.

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