Sports & Rec

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds anglers that ice shanty removal deadlines are approaching.
Permanent ice shanties, or those not removed daily, must be removed from all state waters by March 15. 

With the WIAA being denied use of University of Wisconsin facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic, Adams-Friendship High School was granted a unique opportunity.

Hosting a second round game after a bye and a ten day layoff, one would expect a team to be rusty. The girls last game played was a very hard fought 55-51 victory at Wautoma just ten days prior. The Hornets (9-15, 3-7) came into Adams-Friendship confident that they could pull off an upset.

Hosting a second round game after a bye and a ten day layoff, one would expect a team to be rusty. The girls last game played was a very hard fought 55-51 victory at Wautoma just ten days prior. The Hornets (9-15, 3-7) came into Adams-Friendship confident that they could pull off an upset.

Hosting a second round game after a bye and a ten day layoff, one would expect a team to be rusty. The girls last game played was a very hard fought 55-51 victory at Wautoma just ten days prior. The Hornets (9-15, 3-7) came into Adams-Friendship confident that they could pull off an upset.

The Adams Friendship Dance Team held its first performance on Tuesday January 26th at the Adams Friendship Middle School.  This Parent Performance was for the dancers to invite two spectators to watch them perform their routines.  The A-F Dance Team also performed at the Boys Varsity Basketball game on February 5th.  

The entire Adams-Friendship area wishes to welcome the 2020-2021 WIAA Division 2 State Individual wrestlers, coaches and spectators!

With revenge on their mind from an early season contest they let slip away, the Green Devils used a balanced scoring attack to finish off the Wautoma Hornets (10-11, 5-4) at home on Tuesday. The team also shot an amazing 30-43 from the free throw line on the evening and racked up points down the stretch from the charity stripe. 

With a trip to Wautoma to finish up the season, the Adams-Friendship Girls Basketball team had a chance to extend their longest winning streak of the season. “Wautoma has always been a difficult place to play. Our girls have played in a lot of close games over the last several years and they did not panic,” said Head Coach Dane Amundson.

With a smaller Nekoosa (4-11, 2-6) Basketball team coming into Adams last Tuesday, the Adams-Friendship Girls Basketball Team was expected to win another game.