FRIDAY FOOTBALL Onalaska 20, Central 14Holmen 24, Logan 18Aquinas 49, Viroqua 0Arcadia 42, Onalaska Luther 20West Salem 54, Black River…
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High School Sports in the Coulee Region and Beyond
WIAA state girls tennis: West Salem’s Sullivan still alive for fifth place in Division 2
MADISON — West Salem High School senior Kendall Sullivan split two Division 2 matches at the WIAA state girls tennis…
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High school football: A look at Week 9 games
A look at Friday night’s football games for couleesports.com teams: Onalaska (6-2, 4-2 MVC) at Central (6-2, 6-0 MVC) WHEN:…
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Thursday volleyball report: Holmen closes out unbeaten regular season; West Salem wins outright Coulee title
LA CROSSE — The Holmen High School volleyball team put the final touch on an unbeaten regular season and MVC…
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WIAA state girls tennis: Luther’s Kolb, Olson, Paus and West Salem’s Sullivan advance to 2nd day
MADISON — Onalaska Luther High School senior Emma Kolb, classmates Kenzie Olson and Keira Paus and West Salem senior Kendall…
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Thursday boys soccer report: Aquinas ties Sparta in final MVC round-robin matchup
SPARTA — The Aquinas High School boys soccer team closed out its regular season with a 1-1 tie against Sparta…
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ASL soccer: Holmen bounces back from loss to complete 7-1 regular season
HOLMEN — The Holmen High School ASL soccer team rebounded from its only loss of the season to close out…
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Coulee Conference cross country: West Salem is king and queen after conference meet
BLACK RIVER FALLS — The West Salem High School cross country program left little doubt as to which is the…
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MVC boys cross country: Kulmaczewski’s runner-up finish leads Holmen to victory
WEST SALEM — Josiah Kulmaczewski crossed the finish line and instantly turned into support for his fellow runners on the…
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MVC girls cross country: Lechnir wins fourth title with convincing performance
WEST SALEM — It was Sabrina Lechnir’s race to win on Thursday, and she knew it. Local runners have been…
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