The Hayfield/ Schaeffer Academy fell to Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton in a 60-59 nail-biter last Friday night.
Hayfield/SA was off to a slow start trailing 10-1 before going on a run to take a 11 point lead into halftime.
Up as many as 14 points at one point, JWP made a comeback, to take the lead with 32 seconds left in the game.

The Triton girls basketball team defeated La Crescent-Hokah, and Lewiston Altura last week.
In the 77-40 win over La Crescent-Hokah, Norah Freiderich had five points and an assist, Rainey Dobbs had 18 points, nine rebounds, and two assists, Reagan Essig had 24 points, three rebounds, and six assists, and Addi Oakland had 14 points, three rebounds, and four assists in the win.

The Hayfield/Schaeffer Academy girls basketball team won its first game as a co-op, beating Faribault Bethlehem Academy58-43.
Hayfield/Schaeffer Academy was down 5-0 to start the game, before going on a 15-0 run, and never trailed in the game again.

Byron Activities Director Brad Hak went in front of the School Board at its meeting on Monday night, giving a recap of the various awards won by athletes this fall.
Girls Cross Country
HVL All-Conference: Kyle Garas (10), Alexa Charboneau (9), Dayna Baune (8)
HVL Honorable Mention: Avery Warndahl (10), Ashlynn Mitchell (9), McKenzie Schultz (9)
Boys Cross Country
HVL All-Conference: Mathias Zoellner (9)

Girls on the Run Minnesota (GOTR MN) has honored three area coaches including K-M’s Brian Hunn who was honored with the Be An Includer Award for prioritizing inclusion, diversity, equity and access in his role as Girls on the Run coach at Kasson-Mantorville Elementary.

In addition to the Dodge County Wildcats girls hockey team earning the top ranking for first time in program history, the team also celebrated another milestone last week after Mollie Koch earned her 100th career point.