October 2019

Wed
23
Oct

College Students Encouraged to Apply for Pork Mentorship Program

The Wisconsin Pork Association youth committee is encouraging Wisconsin college students with a passion for agriculture and interest in the swine industry to apply for the Pork Mentorship Program. Prior experience in the pork industry is not required. Applications for the program are being accepted now through December 15, 2019.

Wed
23
Oct

College Students Encouraged to Apply for Pork Mentorship Program

The Wisconsin Pork Association youth committee is encouraging Wisconsin college students with a passion for agriculture and interest in the swine industry to apply for the Pork Mentorship Program. Prior experience in the pork industry is not required. Applications for the program are being accepted now through December 15, 2019.

Wed
23
Oct

Green County Youth Excel at State 4-H Horse Expo

Six youth from Green County participated in the 2019 State 4-H Horse Expo, held September 13-15 at the State Fairgrounds in West Allis, WI. In order to participate at the State 4-H Horse Expo, Green County youth need to earn a blue ribbon in their class at the Green County Fair in July. Participants were Kalley Joe Crouch (Next Generation), Abbygail Foster (Next Generation), Kloie Huffman-Heins (Juda Jolly Juniors), Jerzie Lerch (Juda Jolly Juniors), Courtney Montgomery (Browntown Busy Beavers), Emma Nelson (Clarence Bridge Pioneers) and Madalynn Smith (Juda Jolly Juniors).

Wed
23
Oct

Green County Youth Excel at State 4-H Horse Expo

Six youth from Green County participated in the 2019 State 4-H Horse Expo, held September 13-15 at the State Fairgrounds in West Allis, WI. In order to participate at the State 4-H Horse Expo, Green County youth need to earn a blue ribbon in their class at the Green County Fair in July. Participants were Kalley Joe Crouch (Next Generation), Abbygail Foster (Next Generation), Kloie Huffman-Heins (Juda Jolly Juniors), Jerzie Lerch (Juda Jolly Juniors), Courtney Montgomery (Browntown Busy Beavers), Emma Nelson (Clarence Bridge Pioneers) and Madalynn Smith (Juda Jolly Juniors).

Wed
23
Oct

Sugar River Euchre

Three teams remain undefeated after the third week of the season. Two of these teams call Norsk Golf Club home. The Norsk Cowboys, sitting high in the saddle, rode roughshod over all the J&M Bar River Rats except for Kurt Beutel and Mark Raders, who put up 117 (this week’s high score) for the Rats. Althoooough, Dan Palmer (Honker) and Tracy Beutel had only two bad games for the Rats that kept them from gnawing into the 402 to 390 defeat. The Norsk Pranksters, also undefeated, sliced and diced 38 points from the S’Wisco Taphaus Cheese Eaters’ wheelhouse.

Wed
23
Oct

Sugar River Euchre

Three teams remain undefeated after the third week of the season. Two of these teams call Norsk Golf Club home. The Norsk Cowboys, sitting high in the saddle, rode roughshod over all the J&M Bar River Rats except for Kurt Beutel and Mark Raders, who put up 117 (this week’s high score) for the Rats. Althoooough, Dan Palmer (Honker) and Tracy Beutel had only two bad games for the Rats that kept them from gnawing into the 402 to 390 defeat. The Norsk Pranksters, also undefeated, sliced and diced 38 points from the S’Wisco Taphaus Cheese Eaters’ wheelhouse.

Wed
23
Oct

Lady Knights Advance to Regional Play

The New Glarus Lady Knights volleyball team hosted Waterloo on October 15th, losing in 3: 18-25; 15-25; 6-25.
Grace Nommensen had 2 blocks and 12 assists. Alexah Mellenberger had 5 kills, while Lola Gillaspie and Lily Himmelmann had 3 kills each. Brooke Watrud had 6 digs and Emma Marty had 3 aces.
The Knights played at Cambridge on October 17th and won in 4: 25-9; 23-25; 25-15; 25-15.
Grace Nommensen had 8 kills, 14 assists and 4 aces. Lily Himmelmann had 6 kills and 3 blocks. Ellie Eichelkraut had 6 kills.

Wed
23
Oct

Lady Knights Advance to Regional Play

The New Glarus Lady Knights volleyball team hosted Waterloo on October 15th, losing in 3: 18-25; 15-25; 6-25.
Grace Nommensen had 2 blocks and 12 assists. Alexah Mellenberger had 5 kills, while Lola Gillaspie and Lily Himmelmann had 3 kills each. Brooke Watrud had 6 digs and Emma Marty had 3 aces.
The Knights played at Cambridge on October 17th and won in 4: 25-9; 23-25; 25-15; 25-15.
Grace Nommensen had 8 kills, 14 assists and 4 aces. Lily Himmelmann had 6 kills and 3 blocks. Ellie Eichelkraut had 6 kills.

Wed
23
Oct

Wildcat Cross Country News

Last Saturday was the Capitol North and South JV and Varsity Cross Country Meet. The Wildcats faced some talented competition. Both boys and girls teams placed 5th out of 6 teams, but ran solid races. The boys were led by Jordan Wilder with a time of 18:56, Matthew Loshaw with a time of 19:26, and Sean Campbell with a time of 19:27.
The girls were led by Tayler Yapp, who placed 8th overall and made 2nd Team All-Conference with a time of 22:47, followed by Lainey Winkers with a time of 23:51, and Adrianna Herritz with a season best of 25:12.

Wed
23
Oct

Wildcat Cross Country News

Last Saturday was the Capitol North and South JV and Varsity Cross Country Meet. The Wildcats faced some talented competition. Both boys and girls teams placed 5th out of 6 teams, but ran solid races. The boys were led by Jordan Wilder with a time of 18:56, Matthew Loshaw with a time of 19:26, and Sean Campbell with a time of 19:27.
The girls were led by Tayler Yapp, who placed 8th overall and made 2nd Team All-Conference with a time of 22:47, followed by Lainey Winkers with a time of 23:51, and Adrianna Herritz with a season best of 25:12.

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