On April 29th the Adams-Friendship Track and Field Team traveled to Elroy, WI for the “Gerald Brunner Invitational” hosted by Royall High School. The 2021 season started out with a thunder and lightning sighting, as a storm passed through.
Many people have heard a lot about the state Endangered Species Act due to the recent wolf hunt in Wisconsin, triggered by the delisting of the gray wolf from the Endangered/Threatened list. Wisconsin’s first list of endangered and threatened species was made in 1972, shortly after the Wisconsin legislature passed Section 29.04, Wis. Stats.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) encourages residents and visitors to take precautions to avoid potential conflicts with black bears across the state as they emerge from their dens early this spring.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds anglers that the 2021-2022 fishing season will open May 1, without any changes to season dates. All regulations and license requirements still apply.
The Adams-Friendship Girls Soccer Team is looking to make a splash in 2021. The program was looking forward to the 2020 season with the majority of its starting lineup back from a 2019 team that showed a lot of improvement from the previous year. However, the Coronavirus Pandemic knocked out spring competition.
Adams-Friendship High School Baseball has consistently been labeled as one of the better Division 2 programs in the State of Wisconsin over the past three seasons.
With the nice weather people are thinking about camping and Castle Rock and Petenwell County Parks are open year-round! Adams County boasts of the second and fourth largest lakes in Wisconsin and 40,770 acres of public access lands for hiking, fishing, hunting and exploring.
Newly hired Head Coach Jason Jackson has the Adams-Friendship softball program buzzing with excitement as he enters his 1st season as head coach. Jackson has been part of the program as a summer youth coach at Burt Morris Park for several years and is not a stranger to the girls or the program.
In a Central Wisconsin CO-OP effort, the Adams-Friendship High School has collaborated with Wisconsin Rapids, Nekoosa, and Port Edwards to form a trap team. The team captured a conference championship in 2019 before the Coronavirus Pandemic eliminated the 2020 spring season.
Green Devil sports teams are looking forward to the spring season starting up. With the 2020 season being wiped out, several athletes are really looking forward to having a season in 2021. Adams-Friendship’s Track and Field Team is led by Head Coach Lori Hodkiewicz who has had to wait over a year to enter her third season at the helm.