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Letter: These guys are winners!

On the weekend of May 11-12, River Falls hosted its annual baseball tournament.

Soccer maintains lead in BRC

Soccer maintains lead in BRC

The Wildcat girls’ soccer team remained undefeated in Big Rivers Conference play and improved to 11-2 overall with wins over Eau Claire North and New Richmond last week.

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Baseball drops five straight

Baseball drops five straight

The Wildcat baseball team couldn’t dig itself out of some early holes and couldn’t hold on to some late leads when it had the chance while dropping its last five straight games.

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Summer, kids, fishing, it's all good and it's on Perch Lake

Summer, kids, fishing, it's all good and it's on Perch Lake

The St. Croix Sportsman’s Alliance will sponsor a free kids fishing contest on Saturday afternoon, June 8, at Homestead Parklands on Perch Lake, north of Willow River State Park, from 3-5:15 p.m.

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Batting cages offer River Falls new indoor 'Field of Dreams'

Batting cages offer River Falls new indoor 'Field of Dreams'

Baseball, America’s pastime, gets another boost in River Falls with the May 18 opening of Field of Dreams Indoor Sports & Batting Cages, LLC, 125 1/2 N. Main Street.

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Golf course goes public, continues upgrades

Golf course goes public, continues upgrades

The River Falls Golf Course on County Road M opens the season for the first time as a public golf course, having shed its semi-private club status plus made other improvements during the long winter.

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Skorseth named WIAA Scholar Athlete

Skorseth named WIAA Scholar Athlete

River Falls High School senior Paige Skorseth was one of 32 senior students attending Wisconsin public and private high schools who were honored as a WIAA Scholar Athlete at an awards ceremony in Wausau Sunday, May 5.

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Golfers maintain lead in BRC

Golfers maintain lead in BRC

The Wildcat boys’ golf team tied Eau Claire Memorial for first place at a 9-hole mini-meet at Troy Burne Golf Course last Tuesday, May 7 to maintain its slim lead over the Old Abes for first place in the Big Rivers Conference.

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Fish play home opener Saturday

Fish play home opener Saturday

The two-time defending St. Croix Valley Baseball League champion River Falls Fighting Fish will host the Plum City Blues Saturday, May 18, at 1 p.m. at the River Falls High School Field.

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Baseball learns from busy week

Baseball learns from busy week

The Wildcat baseball team has gone 3-3 in its last six games, with all three wins coming against Big Rivers Conference opponents.

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Feyereisen, Herum sweep WIAC POY awards

Feyereisen, Herum sweep WIAC POY awards

Former River Falls High School teammates JP Feyereisen of UW-Stevens Point, and Marty Herum of UW-Whitewater, have been selected the Pitcher of the Year and Position Player of the Year, respectively, to lead the 20 individuals chosen to the 2013 All-Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) Baseball Team by the league coaches.

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Track runs to relay titles

Track runs to relay titles

The Wildcat track and field teams’ depth was on full display Monday, May 6, as the Cats swept the boys’ and girls’ titles at the Stan Barr Relays in New Richmond.

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One step closer to playing ball

One step closer to playing ball

It wasn’t exactly baseball weather, but the official groundbreaking for the new First National Bank of River Falls Field at Hoffman Park was held in a snowstorm last Wednesday afternoon near the projected home plate area of the new facility.

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Swim club competes at state

Swim club competes at state

The River Falls Swim Club had 10 state qualifiers this season for the Senior State Meet at the University of Natatorium and the Age Group State Meet held in Rochester in March.

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Baseball drops pair to ECN

Baseball drops pair to ECN

After dropping an 11-1 decision to Eau Claire North in the first game of a doubleheader last Tuesday, April 30, the Wildcat baseball team saw the nightcap slip away on a walk-off single in the bottom of the seventh that gave the Huskies a 5-4 victory and a sweep of a Big Rivers Conference doubleheader in River Falls.

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