Knights cut down Axemen 19–12

By JOHN HANSEN | Norwalk Knights Norwalk traveled to Mauston on Sunday for a league game, winning 19-12. In the second, Wes Thayer walked and scored the first run, and then Mauston plated four runs in the bottom of the second to take the lead. Jack Hansen led off the...

Royall’s Juresh makes two trips to the podium

By NATE BEIER| For the County Line Just a year ago, Royall's Taylor Juresh broke onto the scene, rewriting the record book for the Panthers' sprinters.  This year, the story continued, as Juresh dominated the Scenic Bluffs Conference on the short track before...

Rynes overcomes disappointing individual run to help relay to fourth

By NATE BEIER | For the County Line Brookwood senior Walker Rynes entered the WIAA state track and field meet with the hope of finishing among the lead runners in the open 800-meter run. However, the race didn't go as he wanted: He lagged in last place, hoping to be a...

Falcons fly in conference opener

By NATE BEIER | For the County Line The Brookwood girls basketball team flexed its offensive muscles in Friday's conference opener at Cashton, winning 75-32. Coach Greg Dull's squad took a 21-12 first-quarter lead, but then broke away in the second behind a 19-7 run....

Lunde takes the lead for Panther wrestlers

By NATE BEIER | For the County Line Senior Dalton Lunde claimed the 182-pound title at Saturday's Royall Invite after defeating Hillsboro's Max Sebranek with a 12-3 major decision. The win pushed Lunde's record to 4-0 on the season and helped Royall place fifth as a...

Royall splits in early competition

By NATE BEIER | For the County Line Senior Jordan Baeseman opened the Panthers' season with a 16-point effort in a 59-25 win over Kickapoo.  Royall, under first-year head coach Scott Uppena, transformed an 8-1 first-quarter lead into a 26-5 halftime advantage to take...

BHS names athletes of the month

Five Brookwood High School students were named athletes of the month for October/November. They are listed below, with coaches' comments following the names. FOOTBALL Josh Marten: Josh recorded 225 yards and four touchdowns on 12 carries in our level-one playoff game...

Brookwood opens season with drought

By NATE BEIER | For the County Line Travis Anderson's first outing at the helm of the Brookwood boys basketball team resulted in a 57-50 loss in Alma Center to the Lincoln Hornets. The Falcons fell behind early but erupted for a 25-19 fourth-quarter effort. That...

Redbirds too much for black birds

Falcons fall in state quarterfinal 47-14 to Darlington By NATE BEIER | For the County Line Brookwood's historic football season came to a close in Darlington on Saturday afternoon, when the Falcons fell 47-14 to the Redbirds in the third round of the WIAA playoffs....

Unsatisfied Falcon boys look ahead to state meet

By NATE BEIER | For the County Line There was instant disappointment as Brookwood's Walker Rynes and Dylan Smith counted runners at the finish line Saturday afternoon in Westby. It didn't take them long to realize that their hopes of repeating as Division 3 sectional...

Marten’s big night paves way for playoff win

By NATE BEIER | For the County Line For all of the running Josh Marten did Friday night, you might think he had been training with the cross-country teams all week long. Marten gashed the Riverdale defense for 225 rushing yards and four touchdowns in Brookwood's 28-7...

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