DENMARK – Donavan Short led a nearly flawless offensive outing for Denmark in an 86-64 pasting of winless Marinette on Friday night in Marinette

Short had 25 points, 12 rebounds, four blocks, fourassists and two steals as Denmark sizzled the nets to the tune of,unofficially, 31 of 50 from the field, 9 of 16 from three and 15 of 18 from theline. The Vikings also won the battle of the boards, 31-16.

DENMARK – Donavan Short led a nearly flawless offensive outing for Denmark in an 86-64 pasting of winless Marinette on Friday night in Marinette

Short had 25 points, 12 rebounds, four blocks, fourassists and two steals as Denmark sizzled the nets to the tune of,unofficially, 31 of 50 from the field, 9 of 16 from three and 15 of 18 from theline. The Vikings also won the battle of the boards, 31-16.

DENMARK – Donavan Short scored 28 points and Denmark pulled off its biggest win of the year, stunning Freedom, 61-53, on Saturday night in Freedom.

The Vikings (3-2), who snapped a two-game losing streak,held off a second-half charge by previously unbeaten Freedom (3-1). The Irishwhittled a 14-point deficit to five with a 9-0 run midway through the half. Butthey never got closer than that.

DENMARK – Donavan Short scored 28 points and Denmark pulled off its biggest win of the year, stunning Freedom, 61-53, on Saturday night in Freedom.

The Vikings (3-2), who snapped a two-game losing streak,held off a second-half charge by previously unbeaten Freedom (3-1). The Irishwhittled a 14-point deficit to five with a 9-0 run midway through the half. Butthey never got closer than that.

Emily Kroll of the Denmark FFA was named the runner-up in the Wisconsin Star in Agricultural Placement award area. The Wisconsin State Star awards are sponsored by Compeer Financial.

Katrina Hoesly of the Denmark FFA was named Wisconsin Star in Agricultural Placement. The Wisconsin State Star awards are sponsored by Compeer Financial.

DENMARK – For Denmark High School volleyball this fall, the good news is also the bad news. 

The Vikings took the leap last year from middle-of-the-pack conference-dwellers over a three-year span to second in 2019 and lost just two seniors off a 26-11 team that reached the second round of the playoffs.

DENMARK – While any coach relishes the luxury of a heady three-year starting quarterback, he eventually must start planning for the future. And that future inevitably means going from the comfort of a steady leader to the unknowns of a neophyte.