Congratulations to Wildcat Alpine Skier, Emily Gustafson (8th Grade) on her 1st place finish at the MLK High School Alpine Ski Invite at Trollhaugen Ski Resort. Emily’s performance resulted in being named “Queen of the Hill” as her posted time defeated all competitors entered in the event! Well done Emily!!
The Wildcats traveled to Delano, pre-SNOWPOCALYPSE, and emerged victorious with a 65-38 win for Varsity (stats and story forthcoming after video), JV winning 51-24, and 9th winning 16-36. JV – Sammy “Slinger” Brueggemeier, despite playing with a jersey foreign to her (mental toughness!), was a spark for the Wildcats getting 12 points, and picking up
The Wildcats took on neighboring Chanhassen, and emerged victorious with a 92-75 win. It got a bit sloppy in the second half, due to an overabundance of fouls, and a game that slowed down quite a bit because of them, but the result was satisfactory against another AAAA school. Some team stats of note: we
The Waconia Wildcat Boys Swim Team hosted it’s first ever home meet on January 9th. They were victorious, 107-63 against the team from Dassel-Cokato-Litchfield. There were some fantastic swims from top to bottom, with many swimmers recording personal best times. The meet started off with a bang with the Wildcats finishing 1st and 2nd in the 200 Medley relay. Junior
Wildcats win 79-58 against a tough Orono team. JV and B both fell, but updates will be soon (sorry for the non-write up today – gotta grade English essays for conferences coming up – write-ups will come within the next couple of days).
Waconia journeyed to Holy Family this week with the 9th grade and Varsity squads to take on rival Holy Family, and both teams emerged victorious, the 9th with a dominant 62-10 showing. In the words of coach Damasin, it was “total domination, everyone got in the book, and plenty of minutes were logged by the
All 4 teams emerged with victories for a program-wide sweep on Friday vs. Buffalo. 9th grade was an intense game – 34-32 – that came down to the final play. While we missed many, many layups throughout, we toughed it out and made just enough plays to emerge with a victory that involved these final
In a long day for the Wildcats, both literally and sometimes figuratively we emerged victorious over tough Mounds View teams. JV won 50-43. It was a really physical battle, and Morgan, Hallie, and Kiley had 11, 11, and 10 respectively. The JV had to up their defensive game and attack a very physical team while
