January 2024

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04
Jan
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Boys basketball team can’t solve Fond du Lac

Just out of arm’s reach.

Middleton’s boys basketball team never fell behind Fond du Lac by a large margin in last Friday night’s non-conference match-up. But the Cardinals just couldn’t grab hold of victory either.

The result was a 68-56 loss — Fond du Lac finished with an 8-2 run over the final 2 minutes thanks to Middleton having to foul in an attempt to extend the game — that has the Cardinals going back to the drawing board despite a 6-2 record.

“It feels like when we needed that little bit of extra energy tonight, we just didn’t have it,” Middleton coach Kevin Bavery said. “As a coach, I just felt like they were better prepared and they were more disciplined. And they were tougher on the ball defensively.

“They did all those things that we work on and talk about but they just did them with a passion. We’ve got to find that energy, whether things are going well or not.”

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04
Jan
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Hockey Cards drop two of three

Middleton’s hockey team found the sledding rough, losing two of three games at the Notre Dame Holiday Showcase last week.

The Cardinals fell to Eau Claire Memorial, 3-1, on Dec. 27. Notre Dame then toppled Middleton, 5-1, on Dec. 28.

The Cardinals finished the tournament on a high, though, and defeated Wausau West, 6-4, on Dec. 29.

Middleton is now 7-6 overall this season.

Here’s a recap of Middleton’s week:

• Eau Claire Memorial 3, Middleton 1 — The Cardinals fell behind, 3-0, and couldn’t rally back.

Eli Covey had a shorthanded goal for Middleton midway through the third quarter that pulled the Cardinals within 3-1.

Heuer Stutz had 28 saves in goal for Middleton.

• Green Bay Notre Dame 5, Middleton 1 — The Tritons exploded for five second period goals and rolled past the Cardinals.

Wyatt Ehrhardt had a third period goal for Middleton on an assist from Matt Sanger.

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04
Jan
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Wrestlers 10th at Northern Badger

Middleton’s wrestlers finished in 10th place out of 16 teams at the Northern Badger Wrestling Classic on Dec. 28-29.

Menomonie won the event with 315.5 points, while Freedom (285.0), St. Croix Central (270), Hayward (184) and Baldwin-Woodville (174) rounded out the top five.

Middleton finished with 125.5 points.

Here’s how the Cardinals fared at each weight class:

 

106 — Tavish Frank (7-9) place is unknown and scored 1.0 team points.

  • Champ. Round 1 - Michael Sirek (Rice Lake) 15-8 won by fall over Frank (Fall 1:01)
  • Cons. Round 1 - Frank won by decision over Wyatt Christianson (Spooner/Webster) 0-4 (Dec 11-8)
  • Cons. Round 2 - Luke Moen (Turtle Lake/Clayton) 12-8 won by fall over Frank (Fall 1:53)

126 — Grady Hargrove (6-9) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.

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03
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