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.

SHIRLEY—Harvest time has moved into full swing, well ahead of last year’s slog of a season and beating most precedents to set up what may be a record year in many respects. 

DENMARK – Despite the loss of three All-Conference First Teamers on offense and two First Teamers on defense, Denmark seemed primed to take another step up the ladder of success Tom Neuman put in place two seasons ago.

Neuman took a struggling program to the first round of the 2018 playoffs, then to the second round last season. Level 3 would certainly have been the logical – if lofty – ambition for 2020.

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.

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.

By KELLY FENTON

The Denmark News

DENMARK – The North Eastern Conference has decided to launch a full slate of fall sports after an athletics directors’ meeting on Monday.

By KELLY FENTON

The Denmark News

DENMARK – The North Eastern Conference has decided to launch a full slate of fall sports after an athletics directors’ meeting on Monday.

By KELLY FENTON

The Denmark News

DENMARK – Some were already stars, ready to add a little more polish to already impressive resumes.

Others had shown plenty of promise through their earlyseasons and were eager to take it to the next level, eager to shine themselves.

By KELLY FENTON

The Denmark News

DENMARK – Some were already stars, ready to add a little more polish to already impressive resumes.

Others had shown plenty of promise through their earlyseasons and were eager to take it to the next level, eager to shine themselves.

DENMARK – There may still be an opportunity for spring sports in Wisconsin, albeit in the summer.

The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Boardof the Control voted to cancel the regular spring sports season, in accordancewith Gov. Tony Evers decision to close schools for the rest of the year due tothe ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

DENMARK – There may still be an opportunity for spring sports in Wisconsin, albeit in the summer.

The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Boardof the Control voted to cancel the regular spring sports season, in accordancewith Gov. Tony Evers decision to close schools for the rest of the year due tothe ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.