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By Alex Strouf, The Denmark NewsThursday marks the opening round of the 76th Annual WIAA Individual State Wrestling Tournament. For some, that marks the end of the road.
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Three Vikings have eyes on Madison prize
By KELLY FENTONThe Denmark NewsDENMARK – It might sound like a cliché, but like most clichés, it has the virtue of being true and simple.
Three Vikings have eyes on Madison prize
By KELLY FENTONThe Denmark NewsDENMARK – It might sound like a cliché, but like most clichés, it has the virtue of being true and simple.
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Viking girls move on in tourney
By KELLY FENTONThe Denmark Newsthis story was updated from Tuesday's capsuleDENMARK – The basketball careers of eight Denmark seniors were extended at least one more game when the Vikings held off New Holstein, 72-66, in the opening round of the D3 playoffs on Tuesday in Denmark.Denmark trailed only once in the game and led for the final 31 minutes but could never fully put the Huskies away, though the Vikings were never seriously chall
Viking girls move on in tourney
By KELLY FENTONThe Denmark Newsthis story was updated from Tuesday's capsuleDENMARK – The basketball careers of eight Denmark seniors were extended at least one more game when the Vikings held off New Holstein, 72-66, in the opening round of the D3 playoffs on Tuesday in Denmark.Denmark trailed only once in the game and led for the final 31 minutes but could never fully put the Huskies away, though the Vikings were never seriously chall
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Viking girls move on in tourney
DENMARK – Abby Maricque had 25 points and five assists and Claire Sipple added a double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds as the Denmark girls’ season stay alive following a 72-66 win over New Holstein in the postseason tournament on Tuesday in Denmark.The seven-seeded Vikings (8-15) will travel to second-seeded Valders on Friday.Denmark trailed only once in the game, three minutes in, and tore apart the New Holstein press for plenty of fast-break baskets.The Vikings led by
Viking girls move on in tourney
By KELLY FENTONThe Denmark Newsthis story was updated from Tuesday's capsuleDENMARK – The basketball careers of eight Denmark seniors were extended at least one more game when the Vikings held off New Holstein, 72-66, in the opening round of the D3 playoffs on Tuesday in Denmark.Denmark trailed only once in the game and led for the final 31 minutes but could never fully put the Huskies away, though the Vikings were never seriously chall
Viking girls move on in tourey
DENMARK – Abby Maricque had 25 points and five assists and Claire Sipple added a double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds as the Denmark girls’ season stay alive following a 72-66 win over New Holstein in the postseason tournament on Tuesday in Denmark.The seven-seeded Vikings (8-15) will travel to second-seeded Valders on Friday.Denmark trailed only once in the game, three minutes in, and tore apart the New Holstein press for plenty of fast-break baskets.The Vikings led by
Wrightstown rallies for 52-49 win over Denmark
By KELLY FENTONThe Denmark NewsDENMARK – If the basketball gods are supposed to keep the ledgers balanced, if what they taketh away one day they giveth back another, then the Denmark Vikings are still holding an IOU.One month ago, Wrightstown turned a near-certain game-ending turnover into an improbable game-extender when they rained in an off-balance, well-guarded desperation three-pointer at the end of regulation and went on to win in overtime
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Wrightstown rallies for 52-49 win over Denmark
By KELLY FENTONThe Denmark NewsDENMARK – If the basketball gods are supposed to keep the ledgers balanced, if what they taketh away one day they giveth back another, then the Denmark Vikings are still holding an IOU.One month ago, Wrightstown turned a near-certain game-ending turnover into an improbable game-extender when they rained in an off-balance, well-guarded desperation three-pointer at the end of regulation and went on to win in overtime
Wrightstown rallies for 52-49 win over Denmark
By KELLY FENTONThe Denmark NewsDENMARK – If the basketball gods are supposed to keep the ledgers balanced, if what they taketh away one day they giveth back another, then the Denmark Vikings are still holding an IOU.One month ago, Wrightstown turned a near-certain game-ending turnover into an improbable game-extender when they rained in an off-balance, well-guarded desperation three-pointer at the end of regulation and went on to win in overtime
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