March 2025

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Great expectations for softball Cards

The expectations are sky high.

And Middleton’s softball team is fully embracing them.

The Cardinals reached the sectional finals in 2024, where they lost to Sun Prairie East. With several key cogs back — and some gifted newcomers — Middleton could be poised to make its first state tournament appearance since 2008.

“We return a great deal of talent from 2024 and I think everyone — in the program and the Middleton community — is buzzing about what’s possible for us this season,” said Middleton coach Brittany Carl, whose team opens its season Thursday by hosting Madison Memorial at 5 p.m. “The veteran group has fantastic chemistry and knows the expectations are high. Our goal is to prove everyone right — that we belong in the spotlight, playing on the biggest stage.”

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Council Moves Meeting Start Time to 7

Middleton Common Council meetings will begin at 7 p.m. effective with the Tuesday, April 1 meeting — no fooling!

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Wauankee-Middleton EMS Report Provides Basis for Future Discussions

The Middleton Common Council voted March 18 to accept a 35-page report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum that outlines five different service sharing options for the Waunakee and Middleton emergency medical services, but makes no specific recommendation on which of the options best suits both communities.

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Village Board Candidates Address Voters

CROSS PLAINS – Three candidates for the village stressed that they want the village to grow, offer more affordable housing and retain and recruit staff by improving their compensation. 

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Middleton-Cross Plains School Board Tackles Packed Agenda at March 17 Meeting

A full agenda awaited the Middleton Cross Plains Area School District for its March 17 meeting: there were comprehensive middle school and 4K/Early Education reports, an introduction to a “A Cardinal’s Journey,” and a vote on the Youth Center agreement with the city of Middleton that was brought forward at the March 3 meeting. 

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Roden goes from Middleton to the majors

Middleton has a lengthy history as one of the top baseball schools in Wisconsin.

The Cardinals have reached the state tournament 14 times, had countless players compete collegiately and had a handful play in the minor leagues.

Middleton never had a player reach the major leagues, though — until now.

Alan Roden, a 2018 Middleton graduate, learned this week he made the Toronto Blue Jays opening day roster. Toronto begins its 2025 season by hosting Baltimore Thursday afternoon.

“I’m incredibly excited for the opportunity,” Roden said Monday afternoon. “And I’m extremely grateful for everyone that has helped me get to this point.”

The 25-year-old Roden had a sensational spring, batting .423 with a 1.287 OPS. Roden, the No. 5 prospect in Toronto’s farm system, is expected to play all three outfield positions and do some designated hitting.

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Six hockey Cardinals named all-Big 8

Middleton’s hockey team had a terrific season, tying for the Big Eight Conference championship for a second straight year.

The Cardinals were justly rewarded, landing six players on the all-conference team.

Senior forward Wyatt Ehrhardt and senior defenseman Eli Covey were named first-team all-conference. Junior forward Patrick Passini and senior defenseman Ethan Glimme were both named second-team all-league, while senior forward Misha Garbuz and senior defenseman Thomas Sutcliffe were both named honorable mention all-conference.

Ehrhardt was one of the top scorers in the state, leading the Cardinals in goals (41), assists (32) and points (73). Ehrhardt finished eighth in the state in goals, 15th in assists and ninth in total points.

In addition, Ehrhardt was named the eighth recipient of the Jeff Sauer Humanitarian Award

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