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Editors Note: This preview of the Badger Small Conference boys basketball season was compiled by Wissports.net.

The teams are listed in their projected order of finish.

1. Belleville

Head Coach: TJ Zweifel, 3rd year

Editors Note: This preview of the Badger Small Conference boys basketball season was compiled by Wissports.net.

The teams are listed in their prohjected oreder of finish.

1. Stoughton

Head Coach: Nolan Weber, 8th year

Sauk Prairie landed four boys soccer players on the all-Badger Small Conference team.

Sophomore midfielder Cris Quezada Godoy, senior midfielder Eliot Carlson and senior defender Will Judge were all named first-team all-conference.

Junior defender Nick Kayser was named second-team all-conference.

Sauk Prairie’s girls swimming program recently handed out postseason awards.

Ava Jorgenson (left) won the Most Improved Award.  Savannah Acker (right) won both the Most Valuable and Coaches Awards.

Sauk Prairie’s Donovan Wuerger (left) and Wilson Wuerger (right) recently shined at the State Punt, Pass & Kick competition held at DePere High School.

Donovan won the 10-year-old boys event, while Wilson was second in the 8-year-old boys competition.  

Wisconsin Heights’ girls basketball team is off to a 1-2 start.

Here’s a recap of the Vanguards’ first three games:

• Wisconsin Heights 49, Clinton 44 — Jocelyn Brabender scored 15 points and Sonja Severson added 12 points as the Vanguards defeated the Cougars on Nov. 14.

Brason Ballweg was in beast mode on the football field this fall, earning unanimous All-Badger Small Conference first-team honors at inside linebacker.

But the tenacious Sauk Prairie senior would like to make an even larger impact on the wrestling mat this winter.

Sauk Prairie’s girls cross country team landed six runners on the all-Badger Small Conference team.

They’re in the middle of a steep learning curve.

There’s not a great deal of returning experience.

And the Capitol South Conference will be extremely competitive.

Six Sauk Prairie student-athletes signed their National Letters of Intent on Nov. 15.