March 2025

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Three Cardinals named all-Big Eight

Middleton’s girls basketball team landed three players on the all-Big Eight Conference team.

Senior center Macey Blazek and junior guard Brooke Michelotti were both named second-team all-conference. Junior guard Rowan Borne earned honorable-mention all-conference honors.

Michelotti led the Cardinals in scoring with 12.2 points per game. She scored 20 points, or more, in three games, pouring in 23 points against both Oregon and Sun Prairie East, and scoring 20 against Janesville Craig.

Michelotti reached double figures in 17 games and made a team-high 47 3-pointers. Michelotti also finished fourth on the team in assists (1.6) and fifth in rebounds (3.2).

Blazek, a transfer from Beech High School in Hendersonville, Tenn., came to Middleton last summer when her father, A.J., was hired to coach the University of Wisconsin’s offensive line. And what a boost Blazek gave the Cardinals.

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Ehrhardt wins Sauer Humanitarian Award

Wyatt Ehrhardt, a senior at Middleton High School, has been named the eighth recipient of the Jeff Sauer Humanitarian Award, the Coach Sauer Foundation announced.

The award was presented March 6 at the Wisconsin High School Coaches Association dinner in Middleton.

The annual award hopes to encourage community service among girls and boys high school hockey players in the state of Wisconsin. It is named after the legendary former University of Wisconsin coach and hockey ambassador who passed away in Feb., 2017.

The Jeff Sauer Award’s goal is to recognize good high school hockey players being great people.

Ehrhardt is a worthy example.

Ehrhardt, the Cardinals’ captain scored 41 goals and had 73 points during the regular season.

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Boys soccer team wins Ethics Award

The United Soccer Coaches announced the Team Ethics and Sportsmanship Award recipients for high school programs competing in the fall season.

Middleton’s boys — who won a second straight WIAA Division 1 state championship — received a bronze award.

Eleven fall high school boys and girls teams received the United Soccer Coaches Platinum Team Ethics Award for completing the entire 2024 fall season without receiving either a yellow or red card.

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Middleton High School’s Fine Arts Week Features Staff Member Band

Every spring, Middleton High School dedicates one week to showcasing local fine arts. In place of regular lessons, students spend their classes watching live performances ranging from jazz band music to a sketch comedy show. 

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Wingra Stone’s Donation Strengthens Local Law Enforcement

Wingra Stone has stepped up to support local law enforcement with a donation to the Middleton Law Enforcement Foundation (MiLEF), underscoring the company’s commitment to community safety and support. The donation comes at a time when law enforcement agencies are facing increasing budget challenges, making external support more crucial than ever.

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Middleton Native Karina Sabol Finds Love and Adventure on Reality TV

Karina Sabol, a Middleton native and former All-American gymnast, is stepping into the spotlight as a contestant on the latest season of Farmer Wants a Wife. 

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Council Honors Withee’s 27 Years of Law Enforcement

The Middleton Common Council on March 4 presented retiring Middleton Police Department Officer Daniel Withee with a proclamation honoring his 10 years as an MPD officer and his 27 years in law enforcement.

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Being Neighborly

The Middleton Common Council voted March 4 to extend its intergovernmental agreement with the Town of Middleton and extend its border discussions for at least one more year.

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KM rolls by Middleton in regional finals

WALES — Kevin Bavery stood inside an empty locker room in what was now a completely vacant Kettle Moraine High School.

Bavery’s 19th season as the boys basketball coach at Middleton High School had just ended.

His Cardinals had fallen to No. 1 Kettle Moraine, 66-48, in a WIAA Division 1 regional final last Saturday.

Many years, when the finality of a season arrives, Bavery wonders what could have been. He questions whether his Cardinals should have advanced further in the postseason.

This was not one of those times.

“They were better than us,” Bavery said of the Lasers. “They were just better.”

Indeed they were.

Kettle Moraine showed why it’s the top-ranked team in the state, while improving to a perfect 26-0. Middleton finished its inconsistent season 15-11.

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Middleton downs Beloit in regional semis

The first seven games of the season were a painful endeavor for Middleton’s boys basketball team.

Center Will Garlock was out with an ankle injury. The Cardinals were inexperienced at most positions. And Middleton began the year 2-5.

If there was a silver lining, it’s that Middleton learned to play without the 7-foot Garlock.

The dividends of that were evident in the Cardinals 81-68 win over visiting Beloit Memorial in a WIAA Division 1 regional semifinal last Friday played in front of a raucous, full house at MHS.

Garlock was limited to just 17 minutes due to foul trouble. But the Cardinals didn’t miss a beat, outscoring the Purple Knights by 12 points in the 19 minutes Garlock was on the bench.

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