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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WJFW) - For veterans, honor flights provide some unforgettable experiences. However for some the trip was just a little more bitter sweet. Of the 107 veterans on Mission
MERRILL, Wis. (WJFW) - A berth to the WIAA State Championship Semifinals was on the line when top seeded Somerset took on second seeded Lakeland Union. Both squads came into
WAUSAU, Wis. (WJFW) - From 2011-2019, the Newman Catholic Volleyball team were a constant in the Division four Volleyball State Championships. However, since 2020 the Fighting Cardinals have not been
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NORTHWOODS, Wis. (WJFW) - It was a great night for home teams in Northwoods basketball action as Laona/Wabeno boys, Three Lakes girls, and Northland Pines girls all took care of business in front of their loyal fans.
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MOSINEE, Wis. (WJFW) - As the final horn sounded after a victory over Mosinee, the Tomahawk Hatchets found themselves moving on to the State Hockey Tournament for the first time in over thirty years. It was a dominant performance by the Hatchets as they controlled the game from the opening period getting out to an early lead. The fireworks wouldn’t stop early for Tomahawk as the offense exploded for eight goals on the day. Hatchet's head coach Dewey Reilly said the key for his team's success on offense was their ability to do the little things.
RHINELANDER, Wis. (WJFW) - It was the season opener for Northland Pines and Three Lakes girls soccer this Friday evening as they faced off in a non-conference showdown at Mike Webster Stadium. It was a big time game for both sides as a opening day win for either team would provide some much needed momentum. It was a defensive battle for the first 20 minutes of the game as each sides goaltenders were forces in the net. However, in the later stages of the first half it was the Ava Gaetano tapping the corner kick into the back of the net giving Northland Pines the lead.
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EAGLE RIVER, Wis. (WJFW) - After yet another successful season the Wisconsin Windigo saw another year end in heartbreaking fashion as they fell to the Anchorage Wolverines in game three of the Robertson Cup Playoffs Divisional Final round. It was a tight first period in this game three matchup but goal at the 17:55 minuet mark by Cole Frawner gave Anchorage all the momentum going into the first intermission. The Wolverines continued their strong play adding two more scores in the second period. In the end the 3-0 lead was just too much for the Windigo as Anchorage took game three and completed the sweep to move on to the next round. The Windigo now enter the offseason and will look to rebuild for yet another run at the NAHL Midwest Division crown next season.
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