Natalie Dillon is a journalist based in Monroe, Wisconsin. She writes for the Monroe Times, covering local sports events and providing in-depth coverage of high school athletics in the area. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Lexology and Crookston Daily Times/GateHouse Media.
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Monroe-New Glarus closed out its regular season with a 123-47 win over Mount Horeb on Tuesday, Oct. 22. The Cheese Knights finished 7-1, with their lone loss to the Edgewood Crusaders.
Elkhorn gets the game-clinching first down en route to defeating the Monroe Cheesemakers17-14 in the first round of the WIAA Division 2 football playoffs on Oct. 25. - photo by Natalie Dillon
Black Hawk-Warren’s Piercen Mahoney (6) breaks up a pass intended for PotoSi-Cassville’s Nolan Vogelsberg. The Warriors fell 7-6 to the Chieftains. - photo by Jason Nihles
Brodhead seniors Makenna Schooff and Ava Risum present the WIAA Division 3 regional championship plaque to their teammates following a five-set win over Belleville. The Cardinals had trailed the Cats 2-0. - photo by Natalie Dillon
Pecatonica’s Loretta Tisch (10) tips a ball over Argyle blocker Brinley Meinert in a regional semifinal game Oct. 24. The Vikings advanced with a four-set victory. - photo by Natalie Dillon
WIAA Regional Volleyball Results: Shullsburg 3, Monticello 2 Belmont 3, Black Hawk 0 Aquinas 3, Darlington 1 Abundant Life-St. Ambrose 3, New Glarus 0
Across the state, cross country teams competed in their respective sectionals, with the top two teams and five individuals not on an advancing team qualifying for the state meet on Saturday, Nov. 2 at Wisconsin Rapids.
The Darlington girls cross country team is making its second straight trip to the WIAA Division 3 state tournament Saturday, Nov. 2 at Wisconsin Rapids, and the Redbirds are itching for a chance at some hardware.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year — and no, I don’t mean Christmas. I’m talking about the Sports Equinox. Much like the astronomical equinox where the sun and celestial equator intersect, four major sports schedules intersect — NHL, NFL, NBA and MLB — meaning sports fans get a day chock-full of sports.
WISCONSIN RAPIDS — Entering the 112th annual WIAA boys state cross country meet on Saturday, Nov. 2, Monroe head coach Scott Mosher and his team had high hopes. The Hounds, ranked No. 6 in Week 8 of the Wisconsin Cross Country Coaches Association Poll and No. 2 headed into the meet, finished fifth overall with 182 points.
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