http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/wisconsin/fairchild/ Fairchild, WI News http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/wisconsin/fairchild/content/9b108688c471f06c10839f2150453d1a.html OSSEO For all intents and purposes the OsseoFairchild girls basketball team had no business beating Altoona in a Western Cloverbelt Conference game Thursday nightNot with two allconference starters on the bench in street clothes Not after it missed its first nine free throws and gave up offensive rebound after offensive rebound Not after the visiting Railroaders built a 15point lead midway through the third quarter and still held a 10point lead with 3 minutes 12 seconds leftBut that didn't discourage the Chieftains Not one bitJamie Mattison hit two big 3pointers in the final 39 seconds and Sarah Lundberg's 12foot jumper with 1 second left was the gamewinner as the Chieftains came out of nowhere to stun the Railroaders 4644 in a game that could shape the remainder of the season for both teamsIt's a huge win for us as far as the conference goes and seeding for the regional said OsseoFairchild coach Matt Korger who was without two of his best players in Laura Petersen and Letaya Mulhern I told the girls that I still expect to win I don't want to give up any games The girls we have are still very good playersTwo of them stepped up in a big way Mattison a defensive specialist last season hit a 3pointer with 39 seconds left to cut the lead to 4241 with 39 seconds left After Altoona's Brittany Gregorich hit a runner in the lane to push the lead back to three Mattison hit another 3 with 19 seconds left to tie the game at 44I wasn't expecting those to go in Mattison said I guess it was my game I was onAfter Altoona turned over the ball its seventh of the fourth quarter Mattison had an open look at another 3pointer from the wing with about 7 seconds left but decided to pass to LundbergI was just thinking of my team and thinking of who would have a better shot Mattison said I thought if I'd miss and they got the rebound they'd have another shotTurned out to be a good decision Lundberg who finished with a gamehigh 14 points hit the shotEvery day we work on one dribble and a shot said Lundberg whose offensive rebound led to Mattison's first 3pointer I saw Brittany Gregorich in my face and I took one dribble went up and it went inIt was another punch in the gut for the Railroaders 12 12 who lost to Eau Claire Regis by two points in the season openerThey made the plays when they had to make the plays a frustrated Altoona coach Scott Harmon said They deserved to win and we didn'tAltoona led comfortably for the majority of the game but it unraveled quickly Aside from Gregorich's basket the Rails turned over the ball five times and missed a layup in the final 3 minutesWe were just forcing any turnover we could Lundberg saidKorger said he installed a double defense this week It certainly paid off as the Chieftains finished the game on a 142 runThat got us back in the game Korger said That was huge Our girls flew around they were diving on the floor They were so excitedThe victory is a huge confidence booster for OsseoFairchild 40 20 which will be without Petersen a Division II University of Mary recruit until Christmas with a broken finger Mulhern a junior who led the Chieftains in scoring in 2006'07 will be out until at least January with a back injuryThis group showed some people tonight they are for real Korger saidOSSEOFAIRCHILD 46 ALTOONA 44Altoona Monica Rasmussen 2 Ashley Draeger 8 Brittany Gregorich 13 Gwen Frederiksen 2 Rachel Larson 5 Bethany Reyzer 10 Brooke Richardson 2 Kate Hansen 2 Totals FGM FTFTA TP: 16 1018 44OsseoFairchild Cailin Featherman 5 Sarah Lundberg 14 Jamie Mattison 9 Katey Wrobel 9 Olivia Hageness 7 Karlee Rosentreter 2 Totals: 16 1123 46Altoona111491044OsseoFairchild681121463point goals: Altoona 2 Reyzer 2 OsseoFairchild 3 Mattison 3 Rebounds: Altoona 30 Gregorich 9 OsseoFairchild 24 Wrobel 9 Total fouls: Altoona 23 OsseoFairchild 13 Records: Altoona 12 12; OsseoFairchild 40 20 http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/wisconsin/fairchild/content/94ab16a0eab9c0663692ac0a310fc80c.html A year ago there was a bit of surprise that Wisconsin Badgers men39;s hockey defenseman Ryan McDonagh wasn39;t selected to the United States roster for the World Junior Championship The sophomore39;s selection to this year39;s team on Wednesday was no surprise McDonagh was listed as one of 22 American players that will try to dethrone Canada on its home soil The tournament the annual gathering of the world39;s best under20 players http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/wisconsin/fairchild/content/39d568992a95a128ec9d532b32335dcc.html The first quarter of the Eau Claire Memorial boys basketball season didn't go too wellThe second one however was pictureperfectMemorial outscored Stevens Point by 18 points after falling behind by nine and held on for a 4835 victory on the road Saturday nightKeegan Meier led Old Abes with 18 points Spencer Tollefson added 10La Crosse Aquinas 54 Eau Claire Regis 44: The Ramblers lost their season opener to the defending WIAA Division 3 state champions No other details were availableOsseoFairchild 45 ElevaStrum 34: Brady Brevik had 13 points and Eric Halvorson chipped in 12 to lead the Chieftains in the season opener for both teamsGIRLS BASKETBALLEau Claire North 53 La Crosse Logan 44: Laura Van Es led the Huskies with 14 points and nine rebounds and the Huskies held the Rangers to just 27 percent shootingNorth 21 trailed by seven points at halftime but exploded for 27 in the third quarterSam Price had 12 points while Serena Wagner added five points and 15 rebounds North outrebounded Logan 6035La Crosse Central 49 Eau Claire Memorial 33: Josi Schultz had 14 points for the Old Abes Kayla Dieckman added six for Memorial 03Eau Claire Regis 53 La Crosse Aquinas 41: Kara Poirier had 13 points and Rachel Gallagher added nine as the Ramblers 30 won on the roadHeather Bowe also had nine for RegisKatie Stone and Casteele Miller each chipped in seven points for the Ramblers who outscored Aquinas 209 in the second quarter to pull awayBlaine Minn 55 Menomonie 50: Kelsey Andrist scored 25 points and Lily Buckley added 10 for the Indians who fell to one of the top teams in Minnesota OsseoFairchild 47 ElevaStrum 40: The Chieftains were led by Katey Wrobel's 15 points and used 21 offensive rebounds to hold off the CardinalsSarah Lundberg had 11 points for OsseoFairchild 30 which was without senior Laura Petersen who will miss the next month with a broken fingerBOYS HOCKEYHolmenLa Crosse Aquinas 7 Altoona 2: Justin Jinkins scored an unassisted goal in the second period and Nick Stirmel scored on an assist from Austin Potter and Zach Honadel in the third for the Railroaders 01Sun Prairie 7 Chippewa Falls 1: Seth Eckwright scored an unassisted goal in the first period for the CardinalsGIRLS HOCKEYECA Stars 2 Superior 0: Ana Taft and Haley Watkins each scored secondperiod goals for the ECA Stars in their season openerKateri Hanson and Jordan Pater each recorded an assistKersten Greene saved all seven of her chances in goal for the ECA Stars who put 42 shots on goal http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/wisconsin/fairchild/content/644abd79104c2d6a984b648552b57347.html BIG RIVERSFirst TeamOffenseQB: Mitch Olson sr Chippewa Falls RB: Mike Adams sr Chippewa Falls; Levi Johnson sr River Falls; Chris Blake sr Superior WR: Cole Zwiefelhofer sr Chippewa Falls; Mark Van Den Broeke sr Hudson TE: Levi Kraft sr Menomonie OL: Ryan Hanes sr Hudson; Al DeMeyer sr Superior; Luke Johnson sr River Falls; Quinn Everson sr River Falls; Jordan Cummings sr Superior K: Collin Schindler sr Chippewa FallsDefenseDL: James Rowley sr Chippewa Falls; Seth Stanchik sr Hudson; Kyle Ahrens sr Menomonie; Nikko Bogojevic jr Superior LB: Jake Sullivan sr Chippewa Falls; Michael Ludgatis sr Hudson; Lucas Ruhl sr Menomonie; Ethan Taylor jr Superior DB: Mitch Olson sr Chippewa Falls; Kenny Chowa sr Menomonie; Chris Blake sr Superior P: Cole Zwiefelhofer sr Chippewa Falls RET: Jake Wilson sr MenomonieSECOND TEAMOffenseQB: Chase Graskewicz sr Hudson RB: Josh Perron sr Hudson; Tanner Cernick sr Rice Lake; Marzett Turner sr Superior WR: Collin Schindler sr Chippewa Falls; Sean Gilbert sr River Falls TE: Eric Gilbertson sr River Falls OL: Eric Hutchinson sr Memorial; Joseph Detrick sr Memorial; Cole Tobin sr Hudson; Sam Cunningham jr Hudson; Kyle Walkowiak sr Superior K: Taylor Koser sr Rice LakeDefenseDL: Adam Street sr Chippewa Falls; Greg Antonson sr Memorial; Luke Johnson sr River Falls; Dan Racy sr Superior LB: Kyle Michels sr Chippewa Falls Max Loew jr Rice Lake; Trevor Kiehl jr Rice Lake; Ben Wunrow jr River Falls DB: Matt Heath sr North; Zach Miller sr Hudson; Mike Swanson sr Menomonie P: Weston Kirby sr North RET: Coltan Ellis sr Rice LakeCoach of the year: Chuck Raykovich Chippewa Falls Offensive players of the year: Levi Johnson River Falls and Mitch Olson Chippewa Falls Defensive player of the year: Seth Stanchik HudsonCLOVERBELTFirst teamOffenseQB: Jordan Rahm sr Colby RB: Adam Esselman jr Colby; Dan Sailer jr Regis; Max Goettl jr StanleyBoyd OL: Mitch Norbisch sr Colby; Derek Johnson sr Colby; Shannon Herrick jr Fall Creek; Dustin Wozniak sr StanleyBoyd; Scott Burzynski sr StanleyBoyd WR: Josh Kriesel sr Altoona; Michael Reischel sr Colby SPEC: Jordan Reetz jr Fall Creek; Nick Hammer jr OsseoFairchildDefenseDL: Jordan Dewitz sr Altoona; Wade Sebold sr Colby; Andy Kragness jr Fall Creek; Anton Saule jr Neillsville; Ryan Ericksen sr StanleyBoyd LB: Josh Hodd sr Colby; Isaac Hunter jr Regis; Nathan Samplawski sr StanleyBoyd DB: Brodie Johnson sr Altoona; Brandon Guy jr Colby; Matt Vold sr OsseoFairchildSecond teamOffenseQB: Hank Hougen sr Regis RB: Hayden Hougen jr Regis; Ben Devine sr Altoona; Marcus Thompson sr StanleyBoyd OL: Brent Foiles sr Cadott; Nolan Schenn jr OsseoFairchild; Jon Brantner sr Regis; James Beyerl jr Colby; Kevin Johnson sr Altoona WR: Brandon DeSmet sr SpencerColumbus SPEC: Alex Hebert sr Stanleyboyd; Trystan Gunderson jr OsseoFairchildDefenseDL: Drew Johnson soph OsseoFairchild; Skyler Zimmerman sr SpencerColumbus; Steve Mertens sr Regis LB: Kyle Schiefelbein sr Fall Creek; Gage Burish jr Cadott; Ryan Freitag sr OsseoFairchild; Tyler Lynn sr Colby DB: Jon Gillespie sr Altoona; Matt Dickinsen jr Fall Creek; Paul Reit sr StanleyBoydHonorable mentionOffenseOL: Ryan Rindal sr OsseoFairchild; Darin Holtzheimer sr Colby; Scott Reitz jr Fall Creek RB: David Green jr SpencerColumbus; Erik Gajewski sr Fall Creek QB: Cain Trunkel jr Neillsville; Zack Jacobsen sr Fall Creek WR: Jon Kind sr Neillsville; Spencer Bauer sr Regis; Jason Reit sr StanleyBoydDefenseDL: Jordan Poehls jr Cadott; Chris McConville jr Cadott; Rick Parmeter jr Regis LB: Trent Dumler sr SpencerColumbus; Collin Naughton sr Neillsville; Caleb Burch soph Altoona; Dakota Thompson sr Altoona; Allan Jarocki sr Fall Creek DB: John Santa Cruz jr Fall Creek; Gene Stenulson sr Neillsville; Kyle Hestekin sr OsseoFairchild; Ryan Rometti sr Regis; Alec Fitzsimmons sr StanleyBoydCLOVERWOODFirst teamOffenseQB: Ari Pszeniczny sr Thorp RB: Michael Kaiser jr LoyalGranton; Taylor Turenne sr Thorp; Zack Pomputis sr OwenWithee OL: Cody Halpin jr LoyalGranton; Jesse Hoff sr Gilman; Brian Dlugopolski sr Athens; Curtis Aderholdt sr Newman; Jake Martens sr Thorp WR: Landon Trawicki sr Gilman; Eric Scrheiner sr Athens K: Dustan Zach sr GilmanDefenseDL: Brandon Falkenberg sr Thorp; Jesse Hoff sr Gilman; Dustin Winkel sr Greenwood; Tyler Lewien sr Thorp LB: Trevor Odeen sr LoyalGranton; Dave Simenson jr OwenWithee; Brandon Nigon sr Greenwood; Danny Ryan sr Newman DB: Zack Pomputis sr OwenWithee; Taylor Turenne sr Thorp; Josh Jennings sr Abbotsford P: Elliot Eichinger sr AssumptionSecond teamOffenseQB: Anthony Fisher sr Newman RB: Dustan Zach sr Gilman; Dave Simenson jr OwenWithee; Brandon Nigon sr Greenwood OL: Ethan Brey sr Greenwood; Cole Szpara jr OwenWithee; Justin Schmitz sr LoyalGranton; Mike Raushc sr Athens; Shayne Vetterkind sr Abbotsford WR: Jared Lewan soph Thorp; Michael LaFave sr LoyalGranton K: Darren Mertens sr ThorpDefenseDL: Lindy Vruwink sr Assumption; Ryan Kitzhaber jr OwenWithee; Landon Trawicki sr Gilman; Jeremy Schiller jr LoyalGranton LB: Derek Haas jr Thorp; James Doro sr Gilman; Cody Halpin jr LoyalGranton; Kyle Tinjum sr Newman DB: Brady Shaffer sr Augusta; Derreck Wegerer jr OwenWithee; Dustan Zach sr Gilman P: Marc Poehnelt sr LoyalGrantonHonorable mentionOffenseOL: Brandon Knoblock jr Newman; Jacob Faude jr Greenwood; Jacob Olson soph Gilman; Nathan Koltis jr Thorp; Cory Schmidt soph Augusta; Pat Knautz sr Abbotsford RB: Dustin WInkel sr Greenwood; Sean Casey sr LoyalGranton; Spencer Olejniczak soph Thorp; Bob Tiffany sr Athens; Brad Weiler sr OwenWithee; Shawn Hoehn jr Gilman; Luke Gajewski jr Newman; Jake O'Shasky sr Assumption QB: Andy Ellenbecker jr Athens WR: Alex Erdmann sr Assumption; Mike Hovde jr Athens; Brier Bergerson sr OwenWithee K: Dusitn Winkel sr GreenwoodDefenseDL: Sam Hollis jr Newman; Jacob Faude jr Greenwood; Sam Wojcik soph Gilman; Jacob Martens sr Thorp; Nathan Koltis jr Thorp; Brant Petrie sr Athens; Mike Sazama jr Abbotsford; Joe Roth sr LoyalGranton LB: Josh Susa sr Greenwood; Joe Klinkhammer sr Assumption; Michael Kaiser jr LoyalGranton; Connor Olejniczak soph Thorp DB: Brett Passini sr Newman; Nathan Waters sr Greenwood; Marc Poehnelt sr LoyalGranton; Cody Rosemeyer soph Gilman; Matt Trimner sr Athens; Cody Oleson sr Greenwood P: Nathan Waters sr GreenwoodMARAWOODFirst teamOffenseQB: Justin Sinz jr Edgar WR: Ben Frodl sr Stratford; Jarrod Martell sr McDonell OL: Nate Dahl sr McDonell; Cleb Butera sr Rib LakePrentice; Adam Nowak sr Edgar; Matt Wogernese sr Marathon; Indy Spindler jr Stratford RB: Travis Schumacher jr Marathon; Alex Hiess jr McDonell; Cody Loertscher sr Rib LakePrentice FL: Ryan Schalow sr Stratford; Bobb Blume sr Marathon K: Justin Sinz jr EdgarDefenseOLBDE: Nate Dahl sr McDonell; Ben Frodl sr Stratford; Sam Lemmer jr Edgar; Rick Drews sr Stratford DL: Adam Nowak sr Edgar; Dan Arnes sr Stratford; Caleb Butera ILB: Andy Borchardt jr Edgar; Brandon Seubert sr Marathon DB: Justin Sinz jr Edgar; Gabe Pospyhalla sr Edgar; Jay Wussow sr StratfordSecond teamOffenseQB: Jacob Jansen sr Marathon WR: Noah Werner sr Edgar; Aric Zondlo sr Rib LakePrentice OL: Travis Stibbe sr Rib LakePrentice; Ben Rubenzer jr McDonell; Matt Gehrman jr Park Falls; Alex Kurth sr Phillips; Aaron Peaslee jr Pittsville RB: Chais Wakefield jr Park Falls; Tom Franke sr Marathon; Blayze Clapero jr Phillips FL: Pat Lemmer sr Edgar; Don Anderson sr Rib LakePrentice; Brandon Barber soph Phillips K: Chais Wakefield jr Park FallsDefenseOLBDE: Doug Wagner jr Edgar; Ethan Budimlija sr Rib LakePrentice; Brent Krautkramer sr Marathon; Andy Mertig sr Park Falls DL: Brandon Boris sr Marathon ILB: Landon Bresina jr McDonell DB: Bobby Blume sr Marathon; Nick Nussberger sr Rib LakePrentice; Ryan Schalow sr StratfordHonorable mentionOffenseQB: Alex Flora jr Phillips; Mason Nesbitt sr Stratford OL: Adam Bauer jr Auburndale; Luke Bielmeier sr Edgar; Andy Kuhnmuench sr Edgar; Cole Peterson jr Marathon; Mack Jenz jr Marathon; Austin King sr McDonell; John Rusch sr Park Falls; Tyler Mader sr Park Falls; Kyle Krohn jr Pittsville; Clint Dums sr Rib LakePrentice; Chris Mudraugh sr Stratford WR: Shawn Brickner sr Marathon; Patrick Minor sr PittsvilleDefenseDB: Alan David sr Auburndale; Alan Kieffer sr Auburndale; Kyle Nelson sr McDonell; Jarrod Martell sr McDonell; Devon Meyer soph Park Falls; Casey Williams sr Phillips; Davree Vogel sr Pittsville; Don Anderson sr Rib LakePrentice LB: Dylan Lepak jr Edgar; Nick Steinke jr Edgar DL: Zach Feldhake jr McDonell; Adam Brickheimer sr Marathon; Alex Czub sr Phillips; Levi Simonds sr Pittsville; Kyle Nowak sr StratfordLineman of the year: Nate Dahl McDonell Back of the year: Justin Sinz jr Edgar Coach of the year: Jerry Sinz EdgarDUNNST CROIXFirst teamOffenseQB: Dan Hayden sr Elk Mound; Andrew Thomley jr St Croix Central RB: Alex Wolf soph Mondovi; Austin Keys sr Mondovi; Tyler Bosshart sr Spring Valley WR: Jake Mack sr Elk Mound; Nick Schouten jr Glenwood City OL: Jack Duerst sr Boyceville; Joe Krumrie sr Mondovi; Joe Larson sr Mondovi; Brain Colbenson sr Spring Valley P: Cody Olson jr St Croix Central K: Dan Hayden sr Elk MoundDefenseLB: Garret Bonte jr Glenwood City; Austin Keys sr Mondovi; Brian Colbenson sr Spring Valley DB: Nick Schouten jr Glenwood City; Luke Brown jr St Croix Central; Tyler Bosshart sr Spring Valley DL: Jack Duerst sr Boyceville; Joe Krumrie sr Mondovi; Joe Larson sr Mondovi DE: Soua Yang sr Mondovi; Jesse Krizan sr St Croix CentralSecond teamOffenseQB: Tyler Kuehndorf soph Glenwood City RB: Sam Hayes jr Boyceville; Derek Susa jr Elk Mound; Garrett Bonte jr Glenwood City; Zach Gillis jr St Croix Central WR: Hayden Schmitz sr Mondovi; Luke Brown jr St Croix Central OL: Stephan Wood jr St Croix Central; Bronson Demoe sr Colfax; Dakota Deleasky jr Elk Mound; Braham McCullough sr Elk Mound; Tim Yoder sr Glenwood City; Cody Olson jr St Croix Central; Connor Birkel sr Spring Valley P: Chad Mousel soph Elk Mound K: Casey Peterson jr ColfaxDefenseLB: Sam Hayes jr Boyceville; Derek Susa jr Elk Mound; Brian Pulin sr St Croix Central DB: Jordan Bauer jr Mondovi; Alex Wolf soph Mondovi; Brian Aldworth jr St Croix Central DL: Chad Mousel soph Elk Mound; Jake Rock sr St Croix Central; Connor Birkel sr Spring Valley DE: Dakota Deleasky jr Elk Mound; Nick Nueske soph Glenwood CityHonorable mentionOffenseRB: MJ Osterberg sr Colfax WR: Matthew Voeltz jr Glenwood City; Kyle Bosshart frosh Spring Valley OL: Lonnie Knutson sr Boyceville; Jarod Weiser jr Elk Mound; Dan Hauge sr St Croix Central K: Hayden Schmitz sr MondoviDefenseLB: Jordan Wink jr Glenwood City; Collin Laursen soph Mondovi; Cody Tomlinson soph Mondovi DL: Tim Yoder sr Glenwood City; Matt Steinberger jr Glenwood City; Cory Lasure sr Spring Valley DE: Lonnie Knutson sr Boyceville; Dylan Iverson jr Boyceville; Jack Sampson sr Colfax; Jordan Johnson sr MondoviHEART O'NORTHFirst teamOffenseWR: Brandon Johns sr Barron; Trevor sr Bloomer; Joel Effertz sr Ladysmith OL: Chris Schriver sr Bloomer; Donnie Hissa jr Northwestern; Erik Reischel sr Bloomer; Morgan Neuman jr Chetek; Matt Clark sr Hayward; Kurt Wohlk sr Barron QB: Josh Davidson sr Barron; Jon Barlow sr Bloomer RB: Jordan Koehler sr Bloomer; Kyle Hetke sr Chetek; Jake Frazier sr Chetek; Bucky Dixon sr HaywardDefenseDL: Zach Anderson sr Ladysmith DE: Alex Knutson sr Hayward; Ryan Rands sr Ladysmith OLB: Nate Collier sr Chetek; Jake Nelson sr Ladysmith ILB: Jake Frazier sr Chetek; Nick Wampole sr Hayward; Ryan Miesbauer jr Northwestern DB: Wesley Stuckert sr Bloomer; Cody Gerich sr Hayward; Aaron DeVoe sr Spooner RET: Cody Gerich sr Hayward PK: Joel Effertz sr LadysmithSecond teamOffenseWR: Josh Haas sr Chetek; Brady Rose frosh Cumberland OL: Tyler Ziehme sr Barron; Justin Rice sr Hayward; James Reker sr Hayward; John Lundeen sr Northwestern; Waylon Wermter jr Northwestern QB: Shawn Sanders sr Chetek RB: David Anderson sr Barron; Ryan Miesbauer jr Northwestern; Kevin Derick jr NorthwesternDefenseDL: Jake Keller soph Hayward; Cody Keys sr Northwestern DE: Vinny Brandstatdter sr Chetek; Ben Rasmussen soph Hayward; Joel Effertz sr Ladysmith; Jake Tokar sr Northwestern OLB: Matt Bohl sr Bloomer; Chris Fechtelkotter jr Northwestern ILB: Josh Schemenauer sr Bloomer; Mitch Blaser jr Cumberland; TJ Polkowki soph Northwestern; Jace Richter sr Spooner DB: Trevor Severson sr Barron; Kyle Hetke sr Chetek; Zane Holt jr Ladysmith KP: Nathan Weltzin sr Cumberland RET: Max Anderson sr SpoonerHonorable mentionOffenseWR: Grady Loew jr Bloomer; Jason Prince jr Ladysmith; Lee Brown jr Northwestern OL: Bronson Hrdlicka sr Bloomer; Wade LeMoine sr Chetek; Bryce Arnes jr Cumberland; Jay Oratch sr Cumberland; John Darwin jr Northwestern; Tanner Flatland sr Chetek RB: Mike Lindsey sr Northwestern; Nick Prete jr SpoonerDefenseDL: Drew Chepil sr Ladysmith OLB: Josiah Helbig sr Cumberland; Cole Sabin sr Hayward; Tim Duch jr Spooner ILB: Cody Monson sr Barron; Pete Freund jr Hayward; Seth Coggins sr Ladysmith DB: Brett Mueller sr Barron; Derek Prill sr Bloomer; Nick DeWard jr Chetek ST: Scotie Farks sr LadysmithDAIRYLANDFirst teamOffenseLine: Brad Nicolet sr ElevaStrum; Zach Smith sr MelroseMindoro; Tyler Bortle sr Whitehall; Drew Bautch sr IndependenceGilmanton; Luke Haarsma sr BlairTaylor End: Kevin Weis jr CochraneFountain City; Derrick Nordstrom jr MelroseMindoro Back: Hank Kujak soph BlairTaylor; Marty Guza sr IndependenceGilmanton; Chad Stellpflug sr Whitehall; Tyson Young sr MelroseMindoro P: Justin Scheel jr CochraneFountain City K: John Schmidknecht sr CochraneFountain CityDefenseDL: Brent Gabrick sr CochraneFountain City; Tyler Bortle sr Whitehall; Tyler Fink sr Alma; Ryan Nerby sr BlairTaylor LB: Luke Haarsma sr BlairTaylor; Marty Guza sr IndependenceGilmanton; Chad Stellpflug sr Whitehall; Josh Segerstrom jr ElevaStrum DB: Justin Scheel jr CochraneFountain City; Ross Sygulla sr Whitehall; Ryan Guza sr IndependenceGilmanton; Shay Benedict sr BlairTaylorSecond teamOffenseLine: Tyson Gullicksrud soph ElevaStrum; Jacob Greshick sr CochraneFountain City; Nick Dobbs sr MelroseMindoro; Mike Paulson sr Whitehall; Tim Leis soph Alma Center Lincoln; Matt Perkins soph Alma Center Lincoln; Ryan Nerby sr BlairTaylor; Chad Maassen sr BlairTaylor End: Zach Rue sr ElevaStrum; Travis Berg jr Whitehall; Nick Smieja sr IndpendenceGilmanton; Isaiah Paulson soph BlairTaylor Back: Ryan Guza sr IndependenceGilmanton; Kevin Berg jr Whitehall; Jesse Scheel sr CochraneFountain City; Joshua Segerstrom jr ElevaStrum P: Cory Kuntson sr ElevaStrum K: Tyson Young sr MelroseMindoroDefenseDL: Tony Russell sr ElevaStrum; Josh Walek jr IndependenceGilmanton; Zach Durst sr Alma Center Lincoln; Garrett Eide frosh BlairTaylor LB: Mitch Schamaun sr Alma; Tim Leis soph Alma Center Lincoln; Derrick Nordtstrom jr MelroseMindoro; Zach Rue sr ElevaStrum DB: Kevin Weis jr CochraneFountain City; JJ Demaske sr MelroseMindoro; Sam Wieland jr AlmaHonorable mentionOffenseLine: Mike Steele jr IndependenceGilmanton End: Shay Benedict jr BlairTaylor Back: Jordan Tenneson sr BlairTaylor; Dylan Anderson jr MelroseMindoro; Kyle Platteter sr CochraneFountain City; Shane Knudtson sr ElevaStrum P: Hank Kujak soph BlairTaylor K: Cory Knutson sr ElevaStrum DefenseDL: Bradley Nicolet sr ElevaStrum; Jacob Greshik sr CochraneFountain City; Killian Woodward jr MelroseMindoro; Jordan Tennesson sr BlairTaylor LB: Jesse Scheel sr CochraneFountain City DB: Jared Bechel sr ElevaStrum; Shane Knudtson sr ElevaStrum; Michael Haarsma soph BlairTaylorMIDDLE BORDERFirst TeamOffenseQB: Dylan DeMotts sr BaldwinWoodville RB: Eric Walzack soph Somerset; Jesse Rose sr BaldwinWoodville; Tanner Tryggestad jr Amery WR: Wade Schlichting sr BaldwinWoodville TE: Jake Keefer soph BaldiwnWoodville OL: Spencer Corey sr BaldwinWoodville; Mitch Kendzior sr Amery; Taylor Dabrowki sr Somerset; John Kariesch sr Prescott; Bryan Witzmann sr Somerset K: Brian Panek sr PrescottDefenseDL: Darrin Emmeck sr Somerset; Hunter Campbell sr BaldwinWoodville; Spencer Corey sr BaldwinWoodville LB: Dusty Poeschel sr Durand; Jake Keefer soph BaldwinWoodville; Bryan Witzmann sr Somerset; Jesse Rose sr BaldwinWoodville; Rob Wendt jr Somerset; Trevor Foss jr Osceola DB: Bryce Lunzer sr BaldwinWoodville; Mike Feriancek sr Prescott; Nathan Prissel sr Durand P: Kurt Gehrman jr AmerySecond TeamOffenseQB: Rocky Larson jr Somerset RB: Bryce Lunzer sr BaldwinWoodville; Cole Geiger jr Prescott WR: Tevin Pittmen jr Osceola TE: Jake Filkins sr Prescott OL: Rob Wendt jr Somerset; Andy Pelke sr Durand; Hunter Campbell sr BaldwinWoodville; Mitchell Slind sr BaldwinWoodville; Nick Hesselink sr New Richmond K: Erik Loverdue sr AmeryDefenseDL: Matt Bach jr Osceola; Nick Hesselink sr New Richmond; Taylor Palmer jr Prescott LB: Josh Albrado sr Ellsworth; Zach Warren jr Somerset; Andy Pelke sr Durand; Bryndan Schock jr Amery; Cody Ninneman sr BaldwinWoodville; Jake Olson sr Prescott DB: Kurt Gehrman jr Amery; Tanner Tryggestad jr Amery; Tyler Pauley jr Osceola P: Bryce Lunzer sr BaldwinWoodvilleHonorable MentionOffenseQB: Josh Miska sr Ellsworth; Nathan Prissel sr Durand WR: Matt Koehler jr Amery OL: Luke Lee sr Amery; Dusty Poeschel sr Durand; Nick Rogney sr Osceola; Taylor Palmer jr Prescott; Tony Mellenthin sr Durnad TE: Jordan Hansen jr Somerset K: Cody Berends soph BaldwinWoodville; Parker Lemire soph SomersetDefenseLB: Ben Germain jr Somerset; Luke Nahorniak sr Prescott; Mitch Kendzior sr Amery; Brock Luehman sr Amery; Trevor Anderson sr New Richmond DB: Andrew Fregine sr BaldwinWoodville; Dylan Rivard soph Somerset; Phil Vanasse sr Somerset P: Alex Lierman jr DurandPlayer of the year: Bryan Witzmann Somerset Coach of the year: Dan Keefer BaldwinWoodvilleLAKELANDLargeFirst TeamOffenseQB: Matt O'Connell soph Clear Lake RB: Dan Pope jr Webster; Chase Bushweiler sr St Croix Falls; Dustin McKinney jr Unity WR: Jake Espeseth sr Clear Lake; Jason Visnsnick soph Unity OL: Derrick Bender sr Cameron; Jordan Werdler sr Webster; Darrin Lee jr Clear Lake; Jake Leintz soph Clear Lake; Andy Laurlson sr Saint Croix Falls K: Sam Schmidt sr St Croix FallsDefenseDL: Ryan Larson jr St Croix Falls; Grant Hutler sr Webster; Woody Reindahl sr Clear Lake LB: Travis Moser sr Webster; Joe Raygor jr St Croix Falls; Brayden Wienke jr Clear Lake; Mitch Warner sr Clear Lake; Joe Spanel jr Cameron DB: Zach Quigley sr Webster; Zach Foeller sr St Croix Falls; Jordan Olson sr Clear Lake; Nick Morgan sr LuckSecond TeamOffenseQB: Tanner Linsmeyer jr Cameron RB: Zach Quigley sr Webster Nick Johnson soph St Croix Falls; Cody Lien jr Clear Lake WR: Ben Harm jr Cameron; Jordan Olson sr Clear Lake OL: Allen Lindus jr Grantsburg; Seth McKenzie sr Unity; Mitch Sullwold soph Clear Lake; Matt Jacobs sr St Croix Falls; Travis Moser sr Webster TE: Ryan Larson jr St Croix FallsDefenseDL: Derrick Bender sr Cameron; Josh Yunker sr St Croix Falls; Chad French jr Webster LB: Trent Vonneville sr Grantsburg; Eric Goulet sr Unity; Tom Columbo sr St Croix Falls; Ryan Crotteau jr Cameron; Matt O'Connell soph Clear Lake DB: Kyle Godfrey sr Webster; Dan Pope jr Webster; Dustin McKinney jr Unity; Jake Espeseth sr Clear LakeSmallFirst TeamOffenseQB: Jake McQuade sr Shell Lake RB: Luke Gronning sr Shell Lake; Levi Felske jr Flambeau; Reed Molls sr Turtle Lake TE: Tony Mikula sr Shell Lake WR: Kurtis Johnson sr Bruce OL: Brady Marschall sr Shell Lake; Ryan Ewert sr Winter; Cody Volk jr Flambeau; David Sollman sr Turtle Lake; Brent Brandell sr Frederic K: Luke Gronning sr Shell LakeDefenseDL: Luke Gronning sr Shell Lake; David Sollman sr Turtle Lake; Brent Crandell sr Frederic DE: Tony Mikula sr Shell Lake LB: Ryan Quigley sr NorthwoodSolon Springs; Levi Felske jr Flambeau; Tyler Zimmerman jr Bruce; Brady Marschall sr Shell Lake DB: Jordan Rush sr Turtle Lake; Evan Fox sr Shell Lake; Marcus Olesiak sr BirchwoodWeyerhaeuser; Clarence Fawley sr FlambeauSecond TeamOffenseQB: Dave Harlander sr Frederic RB: Trent Ziegler BirchwoodWeyerhaeuser; Ryan Sajdera jr Winter; Tyler Zimmerman jr Bruce TE: Duane Sullivan sr Turtle Lake WR: Andrew Kurkowski sr Frederic OL: Nate Lund jr Flambeau; Ian Anderson jr Frederic; Jordan Erwin jr turtle Lake; Chris Soules sr Flambeau; Mike Ludwigson jr BirchwoodWeyerhaeuser K: Louis Settle sr Turtle LakeDefenseDL: Cody Volk jr Flambeau; Ryan Ewert sr Winter; Jordan Erwin jr Turtle Lake DE: Dalton Atwood sr Bruce LB: Matt Leer sr Bruce; Trent Ziegler sr BirchwoodWeyerhaeuser; Ian Anderson jr Frederic; Dylan O'Connell sr Turtle Lake DB: Collin Tewalt sr Siren; Jake McQuade sr Shell Lake; Kurtis Johnson sr Bruce; Tyler Leonhard soph Flambeau SouthFirst TeamOffenseQB: Joe Marks sr Pepin RB: Tim Wayne jr Plum City; Lee Kostick sr Lake Holcombe; Caleb Trowbridge sr New Auburn WR: Steven Pax sr Elmwood; Jordan Haake sr Pepin; Alex Hartung jr Plum City OL: Mike Kernstock sr Plum City; Andy Heath sr Plum City; Curtis Schultz sr Elmwood; Alex Roppe sr Lake Holcombe; Kevin Haglund sr PepinDefenseDL: Kyle Gilles sr Plum City; Jesse McKune soph Plum City; Alex Roppe sr Lake Holcombe; Nick Kernstock jr Elmwood LB: Steven Pax sr Elmwood; Kevin Haglund sr Pepin; Lee Kostick sr Lake Holcombe; Dana Derricks sr Plum City; Mike Farrell sr New Auburn DB: EJ Wolske jr Elmwood; Zach Gilles sr Plum City; Shaughn Meixner jr PepinSecond teamOffenseQB: Dyllan Smith sr Cornell RB: Travis Heit jr Pepin; Cody Olson jr Cornell; Brett Bock sr Elmwood WR: Ryan Bechek sr Elmwood; Dana Derricks sr Plum City; Abe Werlein sr Prairie Farm OL: Mike Farrell sr New Auburn; Kyle Gilles sr Plum City; Ben Bechel sr Elmwood; Jordan Hetke jr Conrell; Matt Nelson sr Prairie FarmDefenseDL: Mike Kernstock sr Plum City; Mick Linder jr Pepin; Ryan North sr New Auburn; Tom Nelson LB: Logan Radle sr Plum City; Ryan Bechek sr Elmwood; Landon Miller jr Prairie Farm; Adam Ferris jr Cornell; Abe Werlein sr Prairie Farm DB: Rob Wayne sr Plum City; Matt Hoff jr Prairie Farm; Brett Bock sr Elmwood http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/wisconsin/fairchild/content/80a5f67b4d5552392eed0261977f9847.html Mitch Olson grew up in BloomerBut he received his football education on the Chippewa Falls football sidelinesI was always a Chippewa kid said Olson who started attending Chippewa Falls schools in eighth grade I was on the sidelines as a ball boy ever since first grade Always grew up around ChiHi football It was nice to be able to play at such a special placeOlson whose father Bart is a Chippewa Falls assistant did more than just wear a Redbirds jersey He was on the varsity as a sophomore was an allconference defensive back as a junior and rarely left the field as a senior He played an integral role in what one of the best twoyear runs in Chippewa Falls history The Cardinals went 173 in Olson's junior and senior years including two victories over rival Menomonie and a perfect 140 mark in the Big Rivers ConferenceThat was more than enough to make Olson the 57th annual LeaderTelegram AllNorthwest player of the yearHe was 100 percent dedicated to the sport and ChiHi football Cardinals coach Chuck Raykovich said His success was not an accidentHe was a threeyear varsity player at Chippewa Falls playing on offense defense and special teams after spending his childhood tagging along with his father Bart a Cardinals assistantIt was at quarterback where Olson's true football smarts shone through Raykovich and offensive coordinator Ed Watkins added some new looks to the Cardinals' offense to take advantage of Olson's athleticism sometimes straying away from the traditional doublewing look But even in the doublewing Olson needed to be on his game He had the responsibility to look over the defense and make adjustments if necessaryIf they had Hudson's Seth Stanchik or Menomonie's Kyle Ahrens on one side you'd go up to the line and flip it said Olson who has a 398 GPAThe best example of Olson's leadership came in a 2827 overtime victory over Superior at Dorais Field The Cardinals blew a 140 lead and found themselves trailing by a touchdown with 4 minutes 24 seconds left The offense which gained just one first down since the middle of the second quarter took over at its own 45We never thought we were going to lose Olson said We came out and played hard and did what we needed to do Everyone knew it was time to go to workOlson was the firestarter He wasn't perfect but he made things happen First it was a 9yard screen pass to running back Michael Adams Then it was a 14yard strike to Cole Zwiefelhofer on thirdand10 A pass interference call on Superior gave the Cardinals another first down Then Olson capped the drive with one of the gutsiest 7yard runs you'll ever see a quarterback make The Cardinals went on to win the game in overtime with Olson throwing a touchdown passHe has credibility because of the time and effort he put into the program Raykovich said He wasn't just a shouter He was a doer It's easy to believe people like thatOlson was named cooffensive player of the year in the Big Rivers and was firstteam allBig Rivers at both quarterback and defensive backThe only thing missing from Olson's resume is playoff success The Cardinals were ousted in the first round the past two seasons Olson had to watch as his boyhood teammates from Bloomer made a run in the Division 4 playoffs beating St Croix Falls and Mondovi before falling to BaldwinWoodvilleBut Olson doesn't think about what could have been had he stayed in BloomerI never once regretted my decision Olson said So happy I went to Chippewa Falls Tons of great opportunities and lots of great people I had a chance to meetThere will be football in Olson's future He's just not sure where He's taken official visits to MinnesotaMoorhead and Winona State both Division II schools He's going to take three moreMost of the schools are looking at him to play defense but now that film from his senior year is starting to circulate some may want him at quarterbackI want to keep my options open Olson said I just love playing football Whatever side of the football that may be on I just want to play at the next levelOlson's cousin Brett Olson was the AllNorthwest player of the year in 2004 Brett Olson was a quarterback for Eau Claire RegisRunning backsOlson heads a backfield that include's Zack Pomputis of OwenWithee Levi Johnson of River Falls and Bucky Dixon of HaywardPomputis runnerup for player of the year honors moved up from last year's second team He led the Blackhawks to a 73 record as the team's MVPHe carried 244 times for 1824 yards and 24 touchdowns at a 75 average per carry He also caught nine passes for 172 yards and totaled 166 pointsHe is the complete running back speed quickness vision balance and a great knowledge of where his blocks are coming from to give him the cutback lanes he is looking for coach Terry Laube saidHe led northwest Wisconsin runners with the aid of five games of more than 200 yards including a high of 266 against Wisconsin Rapids Assumption In his final game he rushed for 117 yards against Division 6 state finalist Edgar In his threeyear career he totaled 4728 yards and scored 56 touchdownsJohnson averaged 77 yards a try against big school rivals totaling 1541 yards on 199 carries and scoring a total of 23 touchdownsThe senior rushed for a high of 247 yards against Eau Claire North scoring four touchdowns He scored a high of five touchdowns in just nine rushing attempts in a win over Rice Lake in which he played in only the first half Levi has speed toughness and the ability to stop and start on a dime North coach Dean Rosemeyer said He is always a threat to scoreJohnson was selected cooffensive player of the year in the Big Rivers Conference and raised his twoyear career total to more than 2700 yardsHe runs with incredible determination great lateral movement tremendous burst and great toughness River Falls coach John Bennett saidDixon was a literal workhorse for Hayward which fashioned a 90 regular season and won the Heart O'North ConferenceThe senior rushed 339 times for 1780 yards and 24 touchdowns at a 52 average per carry In those 339 carries Dixon fumbled just once He hit a high of 57 carries for 252 yards and scored both touchdowns in a key 147 win over LadysmithA very durable running back Barron coach Chad Buss said He helped carry Hayward to the conference championshipDixon finished his career with 3051 yards and 42 touchdownsWide receiversThe receivers are Jarrod Martell of Chippewa Falls McDonell and Joel Effertz of LadysmithMartell a secondteamer a year ago helped McDonell gain a spot in the playoffs with his offensive fireworksHe caught 47 passes for 775 yards and 13 touchdowns and totaled 16 touchdowns in all The figures represented Marawood Conference highsHe's just a great athlete McDonell coach Todd Brown said He goes after the ball He's very athleticHe upped his twoyear totals to 94 catches for 1630 yardsEffertz drew rave notices from opponents for his allaround ability on both sides of the ball and as a kickerHe's the best player in the whole area said Woody Keeble Ladysmith coach A tight end Effertz caught 32 balls for 547 yards and nine touchdowns for the Lumberjacks He also averaged 389 yards on 52 puntsHe's going to Arizona on a baseball scholarshipOffensive linemenThe interior line includes Nate Dahl of McDonell Bryan Witzmann of Somerset Luke Johnson of River Falls Joe Krumrie of Mondovi and Chris Shriver of BloomerDahl excelled on both sides of the ball and was named the Marawood Conference lineman of the yearHis pathclearing blocking in the offensive line opened the way for the passing of quarterback Andy Davis and the running of Alex HiessHe was the team leader who got everybody going Brown said He dominated both sides of the ball and could dominate a game when he wanted to Witzmann led the way in Somerset's unrelenting triple option attackHe's the best lineman in our league BaldwinWoodville coach Dan Keefer said Luke Johnson was River Falls' best lineman on both sides of the ball and acted as team captain and leaderHe has incredible quickness strength and explosiveness into the block Bennett saidKrumrie has been an allDunnSt Croix firstteam selection on both sides of the ball for the past two seasons with his intimidating presenceHe cares about his teammates and he has just one goal in his mind and that is for us to win on Friday nights Mondovi coach Fred Schmitz said He doesn't care if he gets credit for anything or gloryShriver was a 6foot2 245pound tackle that led the way for an offense that averaged 416 yards a game and had a high of 569 in a 4224 loss to HaywardPlacekickerThe placekicker is Collin Schindler of Chippewa Falls He kicked 27 extra points and was named to the allBig Rivers first teamDefensive linemenThe defensive line includes Hudson's Seth Stanchik Chippewa Falls' James Rowley StanleyBoyd's Ryan Ericksen Ladysmith's Zach Anderson and Shell Lake's Luke GronningStanchik the defensive player of the year in the Big Rivers had nine sacks and returned his own blocked punt for a touchdownHe's a great athlete and Big Tencaliber player Menomonie coach Joe LaBuda saidRowley moved up from last year's second team He excelled as a defensive end and also played some tight end on offense making his presence known on both sides of the ballBig physical presence summed up the feelings of Hudson coach Adam KowlesEricksen led StanleyBoyd to 10 wins losing only twice to Colby the Division 5 state champion The second loss came in the quarterfinals of the playoffsThrough the regular season he was credited with 32 solo and 15 assisted tackles 17 sacks 22 tackles for loss an interception and two blocked puntsHe was an excellent defensive end for three years Altoona coach Gary Pszeniczny saidAnderson was a giant in the Lumberjacks defense He was credited with 31 solo and 22 assisted tackles 13 12 sacks and seven forced fumblesHe was the best defensive tackle in the conference the last two seasons Buss said He was a man among boys in the Heart O'NorthAnderson verbally committed to Northern IllinoisGronning a fouryear player was the horse in Shell Lake's march to a sixthstraight unbeaten Small Lakeland championship and an undefeated regular season He stood out as a running back on offense and a rushing lineman on defense LinebackersJake Frazier of Chetek Steve Pax of Elmwood Jake Keefer of BaldwinWoodville and Austin Keys of Mondovi make up the linebacking corpsFrazier is a repeater from last year and his reputation preceded him throughout the Heart O'North He was credited with 72 tackles 100 assists three sacks and eight fumbles caused or recovered He also doubled as a fullback running for 1005 yards and 15 touchdownsHe was considered the hardesthitting linebacker in the conference Chetek coach Jay Dachel said He can run from sideline to sideline to make plays and come up with the big plays when we need a stopPax was a twoway standout for Elmwood and was voted the MVP of the South Lakeland Conference He had 70 solo and 46 assisted tackles 10 tackles for loss and three interceptions Offensively he ran up 1486 total yards and scored 21 touchdownsSteve is so versatile he can play any position on both sides of the ball Elmwood coach Jerry Hannack said He makes everyone around him betterKeys made the allDunnSt Croix team on both sides of the ball and was all over the field defensivelyHe may be the best athlete in the conference Spring Valley coach Matt Ducklow saidKeefer was selected although he is only a sophomore He was credited with 36 solo and 60 assisted tackles four interceptions and four fumbles caused or recovered during regularseason play He also was used liberally on offense both as a receiver and running backHe was the best middle linebacker I saw all year Amery coach Josh Gould said He can do it all Team advanced to Level 4 playoffs largely because of himDefensive backsThe defensive backs are Colby's Jordan Rahm and Thorp's Taylor TurreneRahm needs little introduction He was the quarterback and allaround standout of the Division 5 state championship team that went through the Cloverbelt unbeaten Besides passing for more than 1000 yards and rushing for more than 400 he was all over the field on defenseHe was the most dangerous player on the best team I saw all year Regis coach Bryant Brenner saidTurrene led the Thorp defense with six interceptions He was called outstanding by Thorp coach John Goodman and was touted by many Cloverwood coachesPunterA repeater as punter is Chippewa Falls' versatile Cole Zwiefelhofer who averaged more than 40 yards a punt for the Cardinals who went 90 through the regular season with the help of field position provided by ZwiefelhoferHe also could have been selected as a receiver where he unofficially caught 30 passes for 486 yards and nine touchdownsSecond teamThe secondteam quarterback is Altoona's Brodie Johnson who completed 117 of 197 passes for 1738 yards and 18 touchdowns He also ran for 416 yards and five more scores for the playoff teamThe running backs are Adam Esselman of Colby who scored three touchdowns in the state championship game; Bloomer's Jordan Koehler who rushed for 1595 yards and 19 touchdowns and Chippewa Falls' Michael Adams who averaged 70 yards rushing with 706 yards and stood out with his allaround playThe receivers are BaldwinWoodville's Wade Schlichting who had 38 catches for 610 yards and seven touchdowns in regularseason play and Altoona's Josh Kriesel 37 catches for 633 yards and eight scoresLinemen are Dustin Wozniak StanleyBoyd; Mike Kernstock Plum City; Jordan Dewitz Altoona; Jake Marten Thorp and Spencer Corey BaldwinWoodville with Dustan Zach of Gilman the placekickerThe defensive team consists of linemen Kyle Ahrens Menomonie; Dustin Winkel Greenwood; Jesse Hoff Gilman; Wade Sebold Colby and Kyle Gillis Plum City; linebackers Lucas Ruhl Menomonie; Isaac Hunter Regis; Luke Haarsma BlairTaylor and Nathan Samplawski StanleyBoyd; backs Tyler Bosshart Spring Valley and Matt Vold OsseoFairchild and the punter is Eau Claire North's Weston Kirby who had a 401 average on 37 punts http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/wisconsin/fairchild/content/dc3e4ad810c5938b2f9189a49d184cf1.html FIRST TEAM OFFENSEWRJarrod MartellCF McDonell510165SrWRJoel EffertzLadysmith64235Sr OLNate DahlCF McDonell63230SrOLLuke JohnsonRiver Falls511215SrOLJoe KrumrieMondovi65260SrOLChris ShriverBloomer62245SrOLBryan WitzmannSomerset68255SrQBMitch OlsonChippewa Falls61200SrRBBucky DixonHayward62200SrRBLevi JohnsonRiver Falls57165SrRBZack PomputisOwenWithee510180SrPKCollin SchindlerChippewa Falls510154SrFIRST TEAM DEFENSEDLZach AndersonLadysmith62295SrDLRyan EricksenStanleyBoyd63190SrDLLuke GronningShell Lake60220SrDLJames RowleyChippewa Falls64285SrDLSeth StanchikHudson64240SrLBJake FrazierChetek510195SrLBJake KeeferBaldwinWoodville64210SoLBAustin KeysMondovi61210SrLBSteve PaxElmwood60190SrDBJordan RahmColby62190SrDBTaylor TurenneThorp511180SrPCole ZwiefelhoferChippewa Falls64190SrSECOND TEAM OFFENSEWRJosh KrieselAltoona510165SrWRWade SchlictingBaldwinWoodville61170SrOLSpencer CoreyBaldwinWoodville60210SrOLJordan DewitzAltoona63260SrOLMike KernstockPlum City511205SrOLJake MartenThorp63260SrOLDustin WozniakStanleyBoyd61215SrQBBrodie JohnsonAltoona60195SrRBMichael AdamsChippewa Falls58160SrRBAdam EsselmanColby59210JrRBJordan KoehlerBloomer510175SrPKDustan ZachGilman60165SrSECOND TEAM DEFENSEDLKyle AhrensMenomonie63218SrDLJesse HoffGilman62205SrDLKyle GillisPlum City511205SrDLWade SeboldColby64225SrDLDustin WinkelGreenwood62215SrLBLuke HaarsmaBlairTaylor58205SrLBIsaac HunterEau Claire Regis510180JrLBLucas RuhlMenomonie511210SrLBNathan SamplawskiStanleyBoyd511205SrDBTyler BosshartSpring Valley59150SrDBMatt VoldOsseoFairchild61175SrPWeston KirbyEau Claire North61165SrSPECIAL MENTIONOffenseWR Levi Kraft Menomonie sr; Mark Van Den Broeke Hudson sr; Nick Bowe Eau Claire Regis sr; Brandon Johns Barron sr; Jake Mack Elk Mound sr; Jake Espeseth Clear Lake sr OL Alex Roppe Lake Holcombe sr; Donnie Hissa Northwestern sr; Matt Clark Hayward sr; Joe Larson Mondovi sr QB Dylan Demotts BaldwinWoodville sr RB Alex Wolf Mondovi soph; Trevor Morning Bloomer sr; Jake Wilson Menomonie sr; Alex Hiess McDonell jr; Tim Wayne Plum City jr; Dan Sailer Regis jr; Kyle Hetke Chetek srDefenseDL Jesse Krizan St Croix Central sr; Darrin Emmeck Somerset sr; Tony Mikula Shell Lake sr; Alex Knutson Hayward sr; Kyle Gillis Plum City sr LB Michael Ludgatis Hudson sr; Josh Hodd Colby sr; Trevor Odeen Loyal sr; Kevin Haglund Pepin sr; Joshua Segerstrom ElevaStrum jr; Marty Guza Independence sr; Jake Sullivan Chippewa Falls sr DB Nathan Prissel Durand sr; Cody Gerich Hayward sr; Bryce Lunzer BaldwinWoodville sr; Coltan Ellis Rice Lake sr; Nick Shouten Glenwood City jr; Dave Simenson OwenWithee jr; Kenny Chowa Menomonie sr P Kurt Gehrman Amery jrHONORABLE MENTIONAlma: Tyler Fink sr Alma Center Lincoln: Tim Leis soph Amery: Mitch Kendzior sr; Tanner Tryggestad jr Altoona: Ben Devine sr Barron: Kurt Wohlk sr; Josh Davidson sr BaldwinWoodville: Jesse Rose sr Hunter Campbell sr; Cody Ninneman sr BlairTaylor: Hank Kujak soph; Ryan Nerby sr Shay Benedict sr Bloomer: Erik Reischel sr; Jon Barlow sr Wesley Stuckert sr Boyceville: Jack Duerst sr; Joe Larson sr Bruce: Kurtis Johnson sr Tyler Zimmerman jr Cadott: Greg Burish jr Cameron: Derrick Bender sr Joe Spanel jr Chetek: Morgan Neuman jr Nate Collier sr Chippewa Falls: Adam Street sr Kyle Michels sr Chippewa Falls McDonell: Ben Rubenzer jr Clear Lake: Matt O'Connell soph; Darrin Lee jr Jake Leintz soph; Woody Reindahl sr; Brayden Wienke jr; Mitch Warner sr; Jordan Olson sr CochraneFountain City: Kevin Weis jr; Justin Scheel jr; John Schmidtknecht sr; Brent Gabrick sr Colby: Mitch Norbisch sr; Derek Johnson sr Michael Reischel sr; Brandon Guy jr Cornell: Dyllan Smith sr Durand: Dusty Poeschel sr Eau Claire Memorial: Greg Antonson sr; Joe Detrick sr; Eric Hutchinson sr Eau Claire North: Matt Heath sr; Brett Bodenburg jr; Nate Bollinger sr Eau Claire Regis: Hank Hougen sr; Hayden Hougen jr; Steve Mertens sr; Jone Brantner sr ElevaStrum: Brad Nicolet sr; Shane Knudtson sr Elk Mound: Dan Hayden sr; Jake Mack sr; Derek Susa jr Fall Creek: Shannon Herrick jr; Andy Kragness jr; Jordan Reetz jr; Matt Dickinsen jr; Erik Gajewski sr Gilman: Landon Trawicki sr Glenwood City: Garrett Bonte jr Hayward: Nick Wampole sr Hudson: Ryan Hanes sr; Chase Graskewicz sr IndependenceGilmanton: Drew Bautch sr Ryan Guza sr Elmwood: Curtis Schultz sr; Nick Kernstock jr; EJ Wolske jr Flambeau: Levi Felske jr; Cody Volk jr; Clarence Fawley sr Frederic: Brent Crandell sr Greenwood: Brandon Nigon sr Ladysmith: Ryan Rands sr Jake Nelson sr Lake Holcombe: Lee Kostick sr Loyal: Michael Kaiser jr Cody Halpin jr Luck: Nick Morgan sr Mondovi: Soua Yang sr; Keegan Crist sr Neillsville: Anton Saute jr New Auburn: Caleb Trowbridge sr Mike Farrell sr Northwestern: Ryan Miesbauer jr NorthwoodSolon Springs: Ryan Quigley sr Osceola: Trever Foss jr OsseoFairchild: Matt Vold sr; Nick Hammer jr Plum City: Alex Hartung jr Andy Heath sr Jesse McKune soph Dana Derricks sr Zach Gilles sr Pepin: Joe Marks sr; Jordan Haake sr; Shawn Meizner jr Prescott: John Kariesch sr; Brian Panek sr; Mike Feriancek sr Rice Lake: Tanner Cernick sr River Falls: Quinn Everson sr; Sean Gilbert sr; Eric Gilbertson sr Shell Lake: Jake McQuade sr; Brady Marschall sr; Evan Fox sr Somerset: Taylor Drabowski sr; Eric Walczak soph Rob Wendt jr Spring Valley: Brian Colbenson sr StanleyBoyd: Max Goettl jr; Scott Burzynski sr St Croix Central: Luke Brown jr; Andrew Thomley jr; Cody Olson jr St Croix Falls: Chase Bushweiler sr; Andy Laurison sr; Sam Schmidt sr; Ryan Larson jr; Joe Raygor jr; Zach Foeller sr Thorp: Ari Pszeniczny sr; Brandon Falkenberg sr; Tyler Lewien sr Turtle Lake: Reed Molls sr; David Sollman sr; Jordan Rush sr Unity: Dustin McKinney jr; Jason Visnenick soph Webster: Dan Pope jr; Jordan Werdier sr; Grant Hutler sr; Travis Moser sr; Zach Quigley sr WeyerhaeuserBirchwood: Marcus Olesiak sr Whitehall: Tyler Bortle sr; Chad Stellpflug sr; Ross Sygula sr Winter: Ryan Ewert srTeams selected by Ron Buckli and John Casper Jr with input from other LeaderTelegram staff members and area coaches Players on first two teams arranged in alphabetical order by position Players designated for special mention received significant consideration for first two teams http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/wisconsin/fairchild/content/35e12ede18cb85e55f5c429f9f7133f3.html The UWEau Claire women's basketball team didn't do everything right Friday night but the final score of its fourth straight victory won't show itThat tends to happen when a team shoots the lights outThe No 25 Blugolds shot nearly 70 percent from the floor in the first half flew out to a big halftime lead and were able to pull their starters early in an 8045 victory over St Olaf Minn in the first round of the 17th annual Thanksgiving Showcase at Zorn ArenaWe were just feeling it said Blugolds point guard Heather Witt who led four players in double figures with 18 pointsWe made the extra pass and got the ball to our open shootersTheir convincing victory moved coach Tonja Englund's Blugolds 40 into the Showcase's championship game They face Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference rival UWStevens Point at 8 pm todayThe Pointers who received votes in the d3hoopscom preseason poll came into Zorn Arena and defeated the Blugolds in the WIAC tournament championship game last seasonThe team has talked about that for an entire offseason Englund said Obviously it was not the way that we wanted to end in Zorn last year The Pointers advanced to the title game of the Showcase with an equally dominant 7546 victory over Luther Iowa shooting 706 percent in the first half We're looking forward to tomorrow so much said Witt who scored 15 of her points in the first half and had great success stretching out the Oles defense We have a chip on our shoulder a little bit We have something to prove and we're going to take back our titleDespite a start that was a bit inconsistent and not always smooth the Blugolds raced out to a 5123 halftime lead behind 667 percent 20 of 30 shooting from the field Their hot hands especially were on display from behind the 3point line where the Blugolds hit 5 of 7 in the first half and made the Oles pay when they shifted from mantoman into a zone defenseI was really pleased in the first half with the way that we handled them changing defenses Englund said What this team has had to get better at was making an extra pass and passing up a good shot for a great shot and they did thatThe Blugolds finished the game shooting 525 percent from the field a result of hitting 379 percent 11 of 29 in the second half The lowered statistic however came as the tradeoff for emptying their bench and allowing this season's deep recruiting class to get time on the floorAmong the freshmen who played Friday night were former Chippewa Falls McDonell teammates Jess Freagon and Ellen Plendl OsseoFairchild graduate Laura Olson River Falls' Tessa Feyereisen and Independence's Callie HalamaI thought what was really nice tonight is that we were able to go deeper into our bench and have an opportunity for a lot of our younger players to get on the floor maybe work through a little bit of nervousness Englund saidThorp's Heidi Arciszewski had 13 points and Osseo's Missy Fremstad scored 11 for the Blugolds who hurt the Oles when they collapsed their defense into the paint Sophomore forward Hannah Mesick had 10 points while working around the crowd insideIt's a good thing for us to see that because I think it's going to take some of the pressure off Hannah on the inside Englund saidSince the Thanksgiving Showcase began in 1991 the Blugolds have won it all but twiceOne of those times was last season when they dropped a 5649 decision to the University of Chicago in the tournament's championship gameUWEau Claire 80 St Olaf 45St Olaf FGMFGA FTMFTA TP: Kelsey Oja 16 22 5 Jamie Erdahl 412 00 10 Tasha Mrosak 01 00 0 Elyse Erickson 210 812 12 Britta Hendrickson 38 00 6 Angie Volkert 00 00 0 Ashley Cooper 00 12 1 Becca Neuger 25 22 6 Kari Zimmerman 00 00 0 Terin Euerle 24 01 4 Esti Zimmerman 00 12 1 Melanie Brooks 00 00 0 Kayla Schmidt 01 00 0 Kristin Berg 00 02 0 Mary Kleingarn 00 00 0 Totals 1447 1423 45UWEau Claire Missy Fremstad 45 12 11 Jodi Lindner 13 22 4 Heather Witt 711 11 18 Heidi Arciszewski 68 00 13 Hannah Mesick 49 23 10 Laura Olson 00 12 1 Katie Weinberg 24 00 5 Kari Kaeding 23 22 6 Brittni Hover 01 00 0 Kaylee Cardinal 12 00 2 Sam Peterson 11 00 2 Tessa Feyereisen 12 22 2 Jess Freagon 01 00 0 Ali Gillberg 13 00 2 Callie Halama 01 00 0 Ellen Plendl 01 00 0 Ashley Anderson 14 00 2 Totals 3159 1114 80Halftime: UWEau Claire 5123 3point goals: St Olaf 311 Oja 14 Erdahl 26 Euerle 01 UWEau Claire 714 Fremstad 22 Witt 36 Arciszewski 11 Weinberg 12 Kaeding 01 Hover 01 Cardinal 01 Rebounds: St Olaf 31 Hendrickson 8 UWEau Claire 38 Lindner 10 Assists: St Olaf 9 Erdahl 5 20 Fremstad 5 Total fouls: St Olaf 19 UWEau Claire 18 Fouled out: Mrosak S http://www.axtora.com/homesites/us/wisconsin/fairchild/content/807c4b13e0d9100630b382eb9fb73335.html Heidi Arciszewski had 26 points four assists and five rebounds as the UWEau Claire women's basketball team defeated Concordia 6947 on Saturday at the Ripon College tipoff tournamentThe Blugolds trailed by four at halftime but went on to blow out the Falcons with a 46point second halfHannah Mesick added 18 points for UWEau Claire 20 Katie Weinberg and Missy Fremstad each scored seven pointsPearl Wallace scored 13 points to lead Concordia 02UWEau Claire shot 58 percent from the field and held Concordia to 314 percent The Blugolds shot 667 percent in the second halfArciszewski was named to the alltournament teamUWRiver Falls 84: North Central Minn 17: Altoona graduate Tiffany Gregorich had 16 points four assists and three steals off the bench to lead the Falcons in a blowout winKatie Theisen also scored 16 points for UWRiver FallsThe Falcons forced 42 turnovers in the game and held North Central to 214 percent shooting from the floor In the first half North Central scored four points on 1for8 shooting UWRiver Falls was up 504 at halftimeConcordiaSt Paul 82 UWLa Crosse 60: Despite 26 points from Regis grad Mackenzie Hunter the Eagles fell to the hosts in the ConcordiaSt Paul TipOff ClassicJamie Jones scored 15 points for Concordia which had four players score in double figuresHunter was named to the alltournament teamUWOshkosh 62 Fontbonne Mo 55: The Titans won at the Wartburg College Iowa tipoff tournamentUWStevens Point 69 Viterbo 48: Jessi Sporle had 20 points and five rebounds to lead the Pointers who also got 19 points six rebounds and four blocks from Britta PetersenJoni Stanek lead the VHawks with 13 points and six reboundsThe Pointers shot 556 percent from the fieldUWPlatteville 80 TexasTyler 74: Stacia Nemitz scored a teamhigh 19 points to pace the Pioneers Lisa Grantman added 18 points and Ashley Wolf had 12TexasTyler got a gamehigh 22 points from Becky Taylor UWWhitewater 75 Ripon College 66: Tiffany Morton scored 18 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lead the WarhawksTen different players scored for UWWhitewater which is ranked No 1 in the D3hoopscom preseason pollMegan Theune added 13 points off the bench for the Warhawks who outrebounded the Red Hawks 4629Dubuque 81 UWSuperior 67: OsseoFairchild graduate Hailey Hart had a doubledouble with 15 points and 12 rebounds in a losing effort for the YellowjacketsFellow Chieftains alum Anna Petersen added 10 pointsDubuque was paced by Jennifer Nichols' 17 points The Spartans got nine points from Bloomer grad and former UWRiver Falls player Krystal Parr Tena Stark had 14 points and eight stealsMENUWEau Claire 100 Staten Island NY 76: Sixteen Blugolds scored in a rout in the consolation game of the Lee Pfund ClassicRyan Shea led UWEau Claire with 16 points eight rebounds four assists and four steals Dan Beyer and Colin Boone each had 15 while Geoff Probst added 10Jordan Kappen came off the bench to score 10 points and grab 10 reboundsUWEau Claire was up 4036 at halftime and broke open the game by outscoring Staten Island 6031 in the second halfThe Blugolds outrebounded Staten Island 4630Freshman Josh Prince a Chippewa Falls grad scored five pointsRockford College Ill 90 UWStout 80: The Blue Devils saw a 10point halftime lead slip away in the Wartburg College Iowa tournament consolation gameJerrel EnersonMatthews scored 15 points to lead UWStout while Isaiah Farrar had 13Wisconsin Lutheran 80 UWLa Crosse 78: Danny Behm scored 27 points and handed out five assists to lead the WarriorsKurt Kincaid had a doubledouble for the Eagles with 11 points and 14 rebounds UWLa Crosse was paced by Andy Merklein's 16Regis grad Matt DeMars had two points off the benchUWPlatteville 89 Loras Iowa 51: Jeff Skemp scored 23 points and Curt Hanson added 20 for the No 7 PioneersSkemp was named MVP of UWPlatteville's tipoff tournament Hanson joined him on the alltournament teamUWRiver Falls 71 North Central Ill 47: Aaron Anderson paced the Falcons with 13 pointsUWStevens Point 71 Trinity University Texas 70: Matt Moses scored 26 points including the goahead jumper with 26 seconds left in the gamePete Rortvedt added 17 points and nine rebounds for the PointersWIACMENStandingsConfOvrStevens Point0040Whitewater0030Platteville0030La Crosse0011Oshkosh0011Superior0011Eau Claire0011River Falls0012Stout0003Late FridayPlatteville 104 Clarke 69SaturdayEau Claire 100 Staten Island 67Rockford College Ill 90 Stout 80Wisconsin Lutheran 80 La Crosse 78Platteville 81 Loras Iowa 51River Falls 71 North Central Ill 47Stevens Point 71 Trinity Texas 70Whitewater at Lewis and Clark Ore LATETuesdayViterbo at La Crosse 8 pmOshkosh at Augustana Ill 7:30 pmPlatteville at Anderson Ind 6:30 pmRiver Falls at St Thomas Minn 7 pmSuperior at UMDuluth 7 pmUWEAU CLAIRE 100 STATEN ISLAND 67UWEau Claire Ryan Shea 814 00 16 Dan Beyer 69 35 15 Geoff Probst 47 00 10 Josh Prince 24 14 5 Colin Boone 68 12 15 Mark Tiefel 13 12 3 Vinnie Campbell 00 00 0 Jordan Kappen 47 00 10 Nick Bartlett 01 00 0 Eric Nohelty 13 00 2 Lucas Morrissey 33 00 6 Brett Anderson 12 12 3 Jacob Schlub 14 01 2 Michael Mudgett 11 00 2 Nate Abraham 23 00 4 Dan Stovall 00 12 4 Chance Weisensel 23 00 4 Amadou Fofana 12 00 2 Totals 4374 818 100Staten Island Christian Montervino 19 22 5 Kyle Yocum 18 00 3 Ibrahim Eleham 24 00 4 Ryan Hennessey 510 12 13 Jordan Young 69 68 18 Mike Pulci 24 67 10 Anthony Tisi 12 00 2 John Romeo 11 33 5 Charles Bernardi 00 00 0 Gleb Nepomnyashchy 27 00 5 Liwei Pan 13 00 2 Totals 2257 1822 67Halftime: UWEau Claire 40 Staten Island 36 3point goals: UWEau Claire 614 Shea 01 Probst 24 Prince 01 Boone 24 Kappen 23 Anderson 01 Staten Island 519 Montervino 13 Yocum 15 Hennessey 26 Pulci 02 Nepomnyashchy 13 Rebounds: UWEau Claire 46 Shea 8 Staten Island 30 Young 9 Assists: UWEau Claire 23 Boone 5 Staten Island 16 Yocum 5 Total fouls: UWEau Claire 20 Staten Island 19 Fouled out: Young SIWOMENStandingsConfOvrOshkosh0030Eau Claire0020Stevens Point0020Superior0022Whitewater0020Platteville0021River Falls0021Stout0011La Crosse0011Late FridayAlverno 54 Superior 47SaturdayEau Claire 69 Concordia 47River Falls 84 North Central Ill 17Stevens Point 69 Viterbo 48Dubuque Iowa 81 Superior 67ConcordiaSt Paul 82 La Crosse 60Whitewater 75 Ripon 66Platteville 80 TexasTyler 74Oshkosh 62 Fontbonne Mo 55TodayOshkosh at Wartburg Iowa tournament 3 pmMondayEdgewood at Whitewater 7 pmTuesdaySt Norbert at Eau Claire 7 pmViterbo at La Crosse 6 pmCoe Iowa at Platteville 7 pmSt Mary's Minn at River Falls 7 pmStevens Point at Wisconsin Lutheran 7 pm UWEAU CLAIRE 69 Concordia 47UWEau Claire FGMFGA FTMFTA TP: Jodi Lindner 14 00 2 Hannah Mesick 912 00 18 Missy Fremstad 02 45 4 Heather Witt 37 00 7 Heidi Arciszewski 1218 11 26 Ashley Hightower 00 00 0 Laura Olson 00 00 0 Katie Weinberg 22 22 7 Kari Kaeding 13 01 3 Kaylee Cardinal 00 00 0 Jess Freagon 11 00 2 Ali Gillberg 00 00 0 Ellen Plendl 00 00 0 Ashley Anderson 01 00 0 Totals 2950 79 69Concordia Krista Mayyou 410 11 11 Pearl Wallace 510 34 13 Jenna Ferron 03 15 1 Erin Meier 16 00 3 Melanie Kulibert 16 13 4 Brittany Zietlow 23 00 4 Asia Beckum 210 26 7 Meghan Matthies 13 22 4 Rachel Barth 00 00 0 Faith Beringer 00 00 0 Brittney Toles 00 00 0 Totals 1651 917 47Half: Concordia 27 UWEau Claire 23 3point goals: UWEau Claire 410 Witt 14 Arciszewski 12 Weinberg 11 Kaeding 12 Concordia 616 Mayyou 23 Meier 12 Kulibert 14 Beckum 26 Rebounds: UWEau Claire 42 Lindner 7 Concordia 19 Ferron 7 Assists: UWEau Claire 11 Arciszewski 4 Concordia 8 Kulibert 3 Total fouls: UWEau Claire 17 Concordia 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