Under a new proposal from the Sun Prairie School District, Janesville Craig and Janesville Parker football would return to the Big Eight Conference in 2022 with Sun Prairie East and Sun Prairie West moving into the Badger Large.
Rock Valley Conference football will have a new look in 2020--both on the field and on the sidelines.
If there is a high school football season this fall, Ron Grovesteen apparently won’t be on the sideline guiding the Evansville High team.
Brian Rusch was a three-sport standout at Edgerton High but will concentrate on basketball at Beloit College.
Skyler Gullickson earned all-Rock Valley Conference honors in football, baseball and basketball at Edgerton High and is headed to play football at UW-Oshkosh.
Dane Nelson left his mark in Milton.
Ben Wileman was a two-sport standout at Edgerton High, but he'll stick to football next season as a preferred walk-on at the University of Minnesota.
Sam Dickerson was a standout offensive lineman for Big Foot's football team, pitched and played first base in baseball and was a critical senior leader for a young basketball team this winter.
Sun Prairie West High School will join the Big Eight Conference in all sports but football for the 2022-23 calendar year.
Travis Frederick tops the list of the best 25 players Rodney Wedig has coached in his 25-year high school football career.
There are 64 boys in Edgerton's Class of 2020. Eight of them (12.5%) are moving on to play sports at the college level. That is more than twice the national average, according to data put out by the NCAA in 2019.
Keeanu Benton bucked the odds and played valuable minutes as a true freshman this past season for the University of Wisconsin's football team.
Craig senior Eric Hughes was the football team's starting quarterback this past fall, has returned to the basketball court this winter and will finish off a standout baseball career in the spring.
Mike Gregory resigned last week after 20 seasons as Edgerton High's football coach.
Edgerton senior Reed Farrington dominated on both the offensive and defensive lines this season on the way to being named first-team all-state on both sides of the ball. He is The Gazette's all-area player of the year.
Twenty-five first-team all-conference selections join player of the year Reed Farrington on The Gazette's 2019 all-area high school football team.
Janesville Craig's Parker Glissendorf capped off a prolific senior season by being named to the all-Big Eight first team in football.
Milton's football team built a two-touchdown lead Friday night at Waunakee but lost 35-28 in a WIAA Division 2 second-round game.
Fifth-seeded Lakeside Lutheran downed top-seeded Evansville 14-6 in a WIAA Division 4 second-round football playoff game Friday night.
Photo Gallery: Evansville's WIAA Division 4 second-round game against Lakeside Lutheran at home on Friday, Nov. 1. Lakeside Lutheran defeated Evansville 14-6.
River Valley junior quarterback Will Bailey shredded the Crimson Tide defense for 235 yards passing and three touchdowns and ran in another to lead the Blackhawks to a 46-3 victory in a WIAA Division 4 second-round game.
Lakeside Lutheran ended Edgerton's football season a year ago, while Evansville handed the team its only loss this season. Will the Crimson Tide get a shot at redemption next week?
Some conservative play calls had NFL coaches being second-guessed Monday. Locally speaking, though, there was nothing conservative about a decision to go for two in Milton's playoff win Friday night. Gazette sports editor Eric Schmoldt breaks it down.
The opening round of the WIAA football playoffs went about as planned with all the No. 1 seeds advancing, but controversy remains in regards to enrollment and placement.
Five notable performances by area high school athletes over the past week and five events to keep an eye on in the next seven days.
A roundup of area high school football first-round playoff games played Friday, Oct. 25, 2019.
The Crimson Tide gashed the Golden Eagles for 370 yards rushing en route to a 45-8 win in a WIAA Division 4 first-round game.
The Badgers committed five turnovers and surrendered 26 second-half points on their way to a painful 33-7 loss to Burlington in a WIAA Division 2 first-round playoff game.
Nick Huber and Jerry Jones combined for 317 rushing yards and four touchdowns as third-seeded Milton held off sixth-seeded La Crosse Central 36-33 in a WIAA Division 2 first-round playoff game at Carl F. Anderson Field.
With the WIAA football playoffs beginning Friday, Gazette sports writer John Barry breaks down three local games and makes his state championship picks in all seven divisions.
With the WIAA playoffs beginning Friday night, I take a look at the seven divisions and who I expect to be playing at Camp Randall in state championship games.
Milton High's senior football players made it their goal to lay a foundation under first-year head coach Rodney Wedig. They did that, going 8-1 and earning a share of the Badger South Conference title.
Five notable performances by area high school athletes over the past week and five events to watch for over the next seven days.
Evansville beat Edgerton on a touchdown in the final seconds of their game in Week 2. If they are to meet again, it will be in a WIAA Division 4 state quarterfinal game.
The Red Hawks closed the first half with two touchdowns in less than a minute and went on to beat Watertown 41-27 to clinch a share of the Badger South Conference title with Stoughton on Friday.
Garrett Sanwick rushed for more than 100 yards and two touchdowns and Janesville Parker's football team ended a 24-game losing streak by beating Beloit Memorial 21-7 to close out the Big Eight Conference season.
Janesville Craig's football team gave Big Eight Conference champion Madison Memorial all it could handle Friday night before falling 29-16.
Edgerton beat visiting Big Foot 49-13 on Friday night to finish the Rock Valley Conference season at 8-1, tied atop the standings with Evansville.
A roundup of area high school football games played Friday, Oct. 18, 2019.
Rodney Wedig doesn’t consider himself a miracle worker. Instead, the first-year Milton High football coach said he’s simply one link in the Red Hawks’ chain of success this season.
Championship Week is here in football for the Rock Valley, Badger South and Southern Lakes conferences.
Five notable performances by area high school athletes over the past week and five events to watch for over the next seven days.
Clinton High's football team picked up its first victory of the season Friday night with a 12-6 overtime win over longtime rival Beloit Turner.
The Badgers committed 10 pre-snap penalties, fumbled three times and missed two extra points, but the defense allowed just 109 total yards in a 26-0 over Delavan-Darien.
The Regents put up 343 rushing yards, pulling away from visiting Janesville Craig for a 36-12 Big Eight Conference victory Friday night.
Nick and Dalton Naramore combined for 310 yards rushing and four touchdowns in leading Brodhead/Juda to a pivotal 40-19 Rock Valley Conference win Friday night.
Madison Memorial rolled to a 49-6 win over Janesville Parker on Friday to clinch an outright Big Eight Conference championship and move within a game of its first unbeaten regular season in more than two decades.
A roundup of area high school football games played Friday, Oct. 11, 2019.
For a number of area football teams with nothing to play for the final two weeks of the regular season, self-motivation and self-pride are the key components to finishing the season with a purpose.
Five notable performances from area high school student-athletes in the past seven days and five events to watch for in the coming week
Four Rock Valley Conference teams are all 4-3 and need one more win to clinch a playoff berth. Take a look at where area teams stand after Week 7 of the high school football season.
