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Lakeshore Lanes, Nov. 24

Team Standings

Farmall 186-38

Cassidy’s Studio Lounge 146.5-77.5

Arndt Trucking 145.5-78.5

Remi’s 138.5-85.5

Rosie’s Railway 115-109

Golden Sands 112-112

Shawano Auto 100.5-123.5

Pin Pricks 95.5-128.5

Launching Pad 90-134

Brothers 80-144

Lakeshore Lanes 74-5-149.5

Jack Magnin left a mark on this sports editor

Jack Magnin probably didn’t know me from Adam, but I certainly knew him.

He passed away Nov. 22 at the age of 86, and his contributions to the Oconto Falls community — especially Oconto Falls High School and its athletic programs — won’t be forgotten.

Hawks shut out Team SEal

Shawano/Bonduel shut out Team SEaL 4-0 on Nov. 28 at Park Falls Recreation Arena.

The hockey co-op team of Chequamegon, Phillips and Butternut played the Hawks to a scoreless first period before Shawano/Bonduel started to find the net.

Ice Bears open with 3 wins at tournament

The Bay Area Ice Bears girls hockey team went 3-0 in Baldwin over the Thanksgiving weekend.

The co-op team includes girls from Ashwaubenon, Bay Port, De Pere, Notre Dame, Green Bay Preble, Pulaski and West De Pere.

On Nov. 28, the Ice Bears opened play with an 8-2 win over the Western Wisconsin Stars.

Witt-Birn, Lena girls win again

Tuesday, Nov. 25

Wittenberg-Birnamwood coach Nick Mechelke was happy with the balanced scoring of his girls high school basketball team in the Chargers’ 69-29 rout over Wausau West.

The Chargers were easily in the lead 45-12 at the break and won the second half as well, 24-17.

Melaina Granquist led Wittenberg-Birnamwood with 22 points.

Shawano hockey team beats Rhinelander

With a large crowd on hand for Alumni Night, the Shawano/Bonduel boys hockey team treated everyone to a 7-2 win over Rhinelander on Nov. 25 at the Crawford Center.

Bonduel senior Gavin Hundt scored three goals and assisted on two others.

The Hawks led 3-0 after one period and 5-1 after two periods. They outshot the Hodags 25-15 in the contest.

Recurve-shot buck fulfills a 51-year dream

Legendary PBS painter Bob Ross never made a mistake while painting during his long-running “The Joy of Painting” show. He only had “happy accidents.”

A 5-point buck finally fell to my recurve bow, and it was a combination of 51 years of patience and a happy accident.

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