Alex Koratko (10) and Ryan Nyhagen celebrate Korato's safety in the second quarter Saturday, the first of Stoughton's 23-unanswered points in a 23-6 victory.
The Stoughton High School girls volleyball team will play Oregon tonight at 7 p.m. for the Susan G. Komen Foundation in an attempt to “Spike out Cancer.” Co-captains (front, from left) Lauren Rosowski and Brianna Bower showcase the pink volleyballs that will be used in the game, and the team sports the WIAA regulation pink jerseys they will be wearing during the event.
Stoughton seniors Lauren Rosowski and Brianna Bower are not only excited about the upcoming rivalry volleyball game against Oregon, but they are also happy to play for an important cause. Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Stoughton cross country finally got out to race some different faces last week, traveling to Watertown and Monroe for a pair of early-season invitationals. Saturday, September 04, 2010
Erika Kind watched her No. 2 singles match go to three sets after winning the first set 6-0. Kind was unable to match her first set performance over the remainder of the match, falling 6-1, 6-3. Friday, September 03, 2010
In the first game of the Southern Badger season, Stoughton didn’t lose a game and rolled to a 3-0 win over the Monroe Cheesemakers. Thursday, September 02, 2010
Bob Moren had been out of town for about five days before he got a chance to make his way up to Stoughton High School last Saturday to check in on the latest project in conjunction with the ongoing Collins Field renovation – a 30x60 foot patio showcasing the accomplishments former Viking standout athletes. Thursday, September 02, 2010
Stoughton senior Rory Menzer connected on a pair of touchdown passes in his first varsity start Friday as the visiting Vikings cruised to a 20-7 Badger Conference crossover win at Portage. Thursday, September 02, 2010
Stoughton High School volleyball head coach Kevin Scopoline foresees an interesting year in the Badger South due to coaching changes. Saturday, August 28, 2010
The road to the WIAA football playoffs is one paved with hard work, blood and sweat. It’s a path three Stoughton seniors and one junior hope they started down this summer, attending a variety of camps to improve their games in the hope of helping the Vikings reach the postseason for the first time since 1998. Wednesday, August 25, 2010
The Stoughton High School soccer team only went 1-6 in the conference last year, but head coach David Wermuth has high expectations for this year. Sunday, August 22, 2010
Odds are Henry and Rebecca Klongland have hit more drives, sank more putts and chipped more shots than their competitors before they ever step onto the course and it’s not because they spend every free second at the local driving range or bounce year round between indoor hitting facilities and country clubs. The Klongland’s chose to forego all that and bring the course to them, building a driving range and putting green (complete with a bunker) on their rural property just south of Stoughton. Friday, August 20, 2010
The Vikings will be returning four of five starters from last year, with a new face on the team, Rebecca Klongland.
“I know we will be much improved over last year,” said head coach David Taebel. “The girls worked hard over the summer. I would like to be more competitive in the conference, even though I know the Badger South is going to be one of the toughest.” Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Stoughton 4, Jefferson 0 Erick Sperloen got the start and worked all seven innings last week in the opening round of the Thursday Night League playoffs as the Merchants rolled, 4-0. Sperloen struck out seven in what manager Dale Seffens called his starters best outing of the season. Jefferson was 10-0 on Thursday’s entering the evening. Thursday, August 12, 2010
Utica Home Talent got in a pair of extra inning Southeast Section Sunday games last week, taking both into the 10th inning.
Looking to wrap up home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, the A’s split and will now need a little bit of help for home field. Thursday, August 05, 2010
Stoughton Home Talent baseball got the opportunity to get very familiar with Whitewater last week, sweeping three games against the visiting Swingers. The oldest player on the Merchants roster, veteran Ron Vosberg provided late-game heroics in all three games.
They play tonight in the Night League playoffs at Jefferson at 7:30, but they still need help to make the Sunday League playoffs.
Mel Dow, the new Athletic Supervisor for Stoughton High School has some large shoes to fill by replacing Rich Reitzner, who retired after 17 years of running the athletic program.
However, Dow doesn’t feel he needs to fill Reitzner’s shoes, but instead, he wants to bring something new. Wednesday, August 04, 2010
U13 Stoughton baseball made the semifinals in the Oregon Youth Baseball tournament that took place in Oregon on Saturday and Sunday. Tuesday, August 03, 2010
The Stoughton Senior Legion team lost 9-2, and they are eliminated from the 2010 Class AA regionals. The team ends the season at 16-9, and although disappointed with the early exit, head coach Erik Veum talks about the season and the professionalism of his team. Sunday, July 25, 2010
Sam McCann struck out 10 batters, several on a called third strike, and the Stoughton Senior Legion team only had two hits as they fell to Milton 4-1 in a regional game on Saturday night. Saturday, July 24, 2010
Stoughton Senior Legion head coach Erik Veum has confirmed that the regionals at Stoughton High School have been postponed until tomorrow. They will try and get four games in, starting at noon, and Stoughton is slated to play Milton at 5 p.m.
After the Baraboo tournament, the Stoughton Senior Legion team used many pitchers with regionals only a week away. In a double elimination tournament and playing at least four games in five days to win it all, pitching can be a key. So head coach Eric Veum and assistant Max Wersland decided to keep “their arms fresh” in the final two games of the season. Thursday, July 22, 2010
The Stoughton Senior Legion team opened the AA regionals with a 10-0 win over Waterford on Wednesday night. Ben Hite had two RBIs and pitched two scoreless innings, and Nick Hite struck out nine batters in five innings to get the win. Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Utica Home Talent remains in first place in the Western Division of the Southeast section, but they didn’t look like a first-place team in a pair of losses last week. Monday, July 19, 2010
