WALWORTH — Big Foot High School has reached outside the school district and hired a new head football coach from the Milwaukee suburbs.
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WALWORTH — Big Foot High School has reached outside the school district and hired a new head football coach from the Milwaukee suburbs.
Both the Badger boys and girls track teams finished in the upper echelon of the East Troy Invitational, each placing fourth. The girls had a comfortable 17-point lead over fifth-place Milton, but the boys just surpassed fifth-place Milton, winning by 0.5 points.
Badger's softball team extended its winning streak to six games in a row with a pair of victories over Southern Lakes Conference foes.
The Big Foot/Williams Bay soccer team kept its undefeated record alive with a pair of wins.
Badger and Waterford were scheduled to play a double-header on April 16, but after the first game went deep into extra innings, the match-up looked a little more like a triple-header. When the dust had finally settled, the two teams split by winning a game apiece.
The Badger tennis team picked up its first sweep of the season April 16, beating Burlington 7-0 in a road match-up.
The Badger girls soccer team had a tough week, with one loss and one match that ended in a tie.
Badger’s golf team hosted its annual Badger Invitational at Geneva National on April 22, and the home team did well, finishing third out of 21 squads in attendance.
WILLIAMS BAY — A cross-lake rivalry was renewed April 22 when the Big Foot softball team traveled up to Williams Bay to face the Bulldogs. It took a rain delay and six lead changes to reach the end of the game, but once the dust had settled, Williams Bay came out on top 8-7.
The Williams Bay baseball team only played one game during the week, with a 4-3 loss April 22 to Alden-Hebron.
