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Football Cardinals rout Madison West

Submitted by MTT News on Fri, 09/07/2018 - 13:16

It’s good to be Jason Pertzborn these days.

Middleton’s co-head football coach and offensive coordinator calls the plays each Friday night. And Pertzborn has a bevy of options at his disposal.

Kallion Buckner, who ranks No. 1 in the Big Eight and No. 12 in the state in rushing, is the Cardinals’ most impressive running back in years. Tight ends Max Schlicht and Jake Klubertanz form a dangerous duo.

Wideouts Sam Close and Marquez Winters, along with jack-of-all-trades Kevin Meicher can all go the distance every time they touch the ball. And quarterback Bryce Carey can beat teams with his arm and legs.

“We have a lot of playmakers,” Pertzborn said.

Never was that more evident than the Cardinals’ 40-0 rout of Madison West last Friday.

Middleton scored touchdowns on six of its first seven possessions. Even more impressive, the Cardinals found the endzone on six of their first 26 plays.

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MHS golfers on a roll

Submitted by MTT News on Fri, 09/07/2018 - 13:08

Middleton’s girls golf team is currently ranked No. 5 in Division 1.

The way the Cardinals have trended this season, though, they’re still being undervalued.

Middleton won the ‘Crusade Fore a Cure’ hosted by Madison Edgewood at Maple Bluff on Aug. 27.

The Cardinals then won the Blackwolf Run Invite last Thursday and cruised to a Big Eight Conference win at the Janesville Parker Triangular.

The ‘Crusade Fore A Cure’ raises money for the University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer Center and awareness of breast cancer and melanoma research. This year, Middleton raised more than $2,100 as a team.

“This is always such a great event,” Cardinals coach Becky Halverson said. “It's about so much more than the golf. I am so proud of them for their efforts with this.”

Halverson was also quite proud of how her team played.

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Young Rembrandts Offers After School Art Classes in MCPASD

Submitted by MTT News on Thu, 09/06/2018 - 16:59

MIDDLETON–Young artists can express themselves in an after-school program offered at elementary schools in Middleton, and around Dane County, as part of Young Rembrandts. The class teaches drawing with colored pencil and marker, crayons for the younger kids, and meets once a week, immediately after the end of the regular school day. The six-week class is available for preschool (3 1/2 to five years) and elementary (five to 12 years) students.

“It is purely focused in the skill of drawing,” said Karen Brown, owner of the Young Rembrandts franchise in Madison. “There is just nothing else like it. We really teach children how to by break it down line by line and object by object. That’s how I taught Georgia (her 11-year-old daughter), line by line.”

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