Steven Okonek is a journalist with a focus on local news in India. He writes for Focus News and his work has also appeared in Lee Agri-Media. Steven covers a range of topics, including sports, community events, and interviews with notable figures in the area.
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Steven Okonek focuses on local sports event coverage, particularly high school football and state championships. If you're reaching out to him, consider providing detailed insights or access to individuals involved in the events he covers. This could include coaches, players, or key stakeholders with unique perspectives on the covered games.
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By: Steven Okonek
Paxton Rothmeier won Offensive Player of the Year, Evan Wilkins Defensive Player of the Year, and Ted Wilson won Coach of the Year, as Medford sweeps
Olivia Mickle of Lakeland and Celia Francis of Rhinelander are the Co-Swimmer of the Year in the GNC.
Marshfield Native Daulton Varsho, Center Fielder for the Toronto Blue Jays won his first gold glove as announced by Rawlings and Major League Baseball.
The Wisconsin Football Coaches Association released their 2024 All-Region Teams and Central Wisconsin was well represented. (Athletes in Bold were selected at multiple positions)
The WFCA announced their 2024 All-State teams Large School All-State Medford Paxton Rothmeier – Running Back Rice Lake
The Wisconsin Volleyball Coaches Association released their 2024 All-State Teams.
The Edgar Wildcats won back-to-back WIAA Division 7 State Football Titles with a 19-0 win over Potosi/Cassville.
The Stratford Tigers won their WIAA record 10th State title, 3rd in a row, with a 21-6 win over Wrightstown.
The Lomira Lions staved off a late comeback and won their first state title in school history with a 26-19 win over Grantsburg.
Racine St. Catherine's held off a late comeback attempt from Baldwin-Woodville to win their 2nd WIAA Football State Championship.
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