Pictured left to right: Jordan Dolata, Kyle Wiseman, Wyatt Wikman, Anthony Kujawa, Jimmy Kujawa.
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The Adams-Friendship Wrestling team took to the mats in their first tournament of the year on Saturday in Richland Center. With Regional Championships on the line, there was little time for each athlete to work out any flaws they might have had in order to make adjustments throughout the day.
Members of the Adams-Friendship Wrestling team are bottom row left to right: Alex Blazek, Jimmy Kujawa, Ty Splinter, Connor Docken, Zach Presley, Matias Bautista, Blayde Wallner, Isaiah Vetor, Cole Docken. Top row left to right: Coach Leviner, Nate Flemming, Jake Quackenbush, Anthony Kujawa, Wyat Wikman, Jordan Dolata, Kadin Becks, Preston Wampler, Kyle Wiseman, Coach Davis. — SUBMITTED PHOTO
For the first time this season, the Adams-Friendship Green Devils wrestled two teams in one day. Adams-Friendship came up on the short end of a dual with Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln, but were able to gain a lot of valuable experience by wrestling one of the most storied programs in the State.
Locals bring home iron from Eagle River Derby. Pictured left to right: Bryce Trzesniak, Cole Trzesniak and Steven Perik Jr.
The 57th Annual World Championship Snowmobile Derby Week was celebrated with the Vintage World Championship Derby January 8th-10th in Eagle River, Wisconsin. Held at the World Championship Complex, this event was home to the vintage racing machines from the sixties, seventies, and eighties.
With another three game week, Adams-Friendship had an opportunity to get back over the .500 mark on the season. With a visit to Tomah on Monday, those hopes were quickly dashed. A very good, tall, and talented Timberwolves team jumped out to a 14-0 lead to start the night.
Last Thursday’s 58-12 dual victory over Wautoma/Wild Rose sealed a share of the conference crown for the Adams-Friendship Green Devil Wrestlers. It has been ten years since Wrestling has brought home a conference Championship.
On Tuesday night, the Adams-Friendship Boys Basketball team got off to a great start against the 5th ranked Wisconsin Dells Chiefs. Playing a crippling 1-3-1 defense the Green Devils immediately imposed their will by forcing several turnovers.
The Green Devils Wrestling Program continues to mow through the South Central Conference in the 2020-21 Season. Last week Thursday the team traveled to Nekoosa and continued their dominance.
In four tries this season, the Adams-Friendship Girls Basketball team had lost to every opponent they had played this season with a winning record. That all changed with a late flurry in the second half against a very good Amherst team last Tuesday.