Peter Lindblad is a sports editor and reporter for The Star newspaper in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. With a focus on local sports, Peter covers a range of sports events and provides in-depth analysis and reporting on high school sports in the Sun Prairie area. His work has also been featured in BioRxiv and Nature Portfolio.
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Peter Lindblad's focus is primarily on local sports coverage, particularly high school sports such as basketball, hockey, and wrestling. If you have upcoming events or announcements related to these local sports in the Wisconsin area, pitching those would likely be of interest.
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By: Peter Lindblad
It didn’t take long for Beaver Dam to get its revenge.
Since squeezing past Middleton in an instant-classic, overtime battle of ranked rivals, the Waunakee boys’ lacrosse team has dominated the opposition, winning two games by a combined score of 28-2.
By: Peter Lindblad
Taking a dual meet with Edgewood started last week off on the right foot for the Waunakee boys’ tennis team. Then, the Warriors won two out of three duals at the Verona Quadrangular, losing only to Verona but also downing McFarland and Oregon by identical 7-0 scores.
By: Peter Lindblad, Peyton Albers
Shooting his best round of the season, Albers’ 76 was good enough for fourth place at Monday’s Maple Bluff Quad at the Maple Bluff Country Club, as the Waunakee boys’ golf team finished second as a team.
By: Peter Lindblad
Off to a 2-3 start, the Waunakee softball team lost to Madison West 10-3 on Monday, following a 3-0 defeat on Friday at Tomah. Combined with an 11-3 loss to
Poynette's Sadie Buss fouls off a pitch in Monday's win over Wautoma at the Diamond of Champions.
Totaling 210 points, the Lodi boys' track and field team won the Westfield Verle Clark Invite on Friday.
By: Peter Lindblad
It was a rough week for the United girls’ soccer team, as opponents outscored them 15-0.
By: Peter Lindblad
Payton Steffen had McFarland befuddled.
Facing the No. 2 ranked team in the state, a resilient Waunakee baseball team upended Monona Grove 5-4 on Wednesday, thanks to a three-run, fifth-inning outburst.
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