Terrell Boettcher is a journalist based in Hayward, Wisconsin, focusing on local news and events in Price County. With a passion for sports reporting, Terrell covers high school sports tournaments, community events, and other local happenings. His work has been featured in the Price County Review and the Leader-Telegram.
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Hayward area gymnasts competed in the Fall Round-Up meet at Rice Lake Saturday Sept. 7 as part of The Kipsters team out of Deutsch's Gymnastics Training Center in Rice Lake.
The Hayward Hurricanes varsity boys soccer team is off to their best start in recent memory, and is currently ranked first in the Heart O' North Conference.
The Senior League at Spider Lake Golf Resort finished its 2024 season with a scramble, dinner and awards. Winning the league championship were Bill Reichwald and Bob McClelland.
On Thursday Sept. 12, the Hayward Hurricanes girls golf team competed at the 18-hole Northwestern Invitational at Hidden Greens North in Solon Springs.
Hurricanes sports: Girls golf hosts Cumberland and Northwestern, 4:30 p.m.; boys soccer at Washburn, 5 p.m.; cross-country at Dan Conway Invitational, Chetek, 4 p.m.; girls volleyball at St.
The Hayward-LCO Hurricanes football team will be looking for their first win this Friday when they host the Bloomer Blackhawks at Rod Lundberg Field.
By: Terrell Boettcher
In celebration of their 50th anniversary, the Wisconsin Arts Board has recognized “50 Artists for 50 Years.” Among those recognized who have
Thirty-five youth soccer teams representing five clubs in Northern Wisconsin and Michigan participated in the Hayward United Soccer Club Jamboree Saturday, Sept. 7 at the soccer fields on Highway 63 North.
Hayward School Board members learned Monday that students at the intermediate and middle schools performed wwell above the state averages in math, reading and science on the Forward state standardized tests given last spring.
The son-in-law of Hayward area residents Chuck and Ruthann Hyser was recently promoted to the rank of U.S.
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