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The Wisconsin Legislature on Tuesday voted to send Governor Tony Evers his legislative district maps.  Republicans in the Assembly and Senate, joined by one Democrat in each chamber, passed maps drawn by the Democratic governor. Republicans didn’t want the liberal majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court drawing new maps. “Wisconsin voters deserve more certainty than […] Source: WRN.com

Girls Basketball Royall 65 Cashton 47 Bangor 78 Brookwood 52 Wonewoc-Center 41 Necedah 33 New Lisbon 51 Hillsboro 49 Sparta 48 Tomah 38     Reedsburg 68 Mauston 38 (Sydney Cherney 33points for Reedsburg) Westfield 59 Ripon 52   Boys Basketball Viroqua 62 Mauston 57 Royall 75 Brookwood 37 Necedah 48 New Lisbon 46 (Gage Garcia 23points for Necedah) Cashton 64 Westby 57 North Crawford 56 Weston 38 Tomah 63 Sparta 52 Almond-Bancroft 77 Nekoosa 63 Wisconsin Dells 61 Lodi 53   Sectional Semi-Final Wrestling Fennimore 42 Royall 0 Boys Hockey Regionals Madison Memorial 7 RWD/Mauston 1 Waunakee 6 Tomah/Sparta 1 Source: WRJC.com

The Royall Panthers Girls basketball used a big 2nd half to push past Cashton 65-47 Tuesday night.  Cashton led 32-30 at halftime but Royall outscored them by 20 in the 2nd half.  Marah Gruen led the Panthers with 29points and is now 7 points away from the school’s all-time scoring record. She also pulled down her 1,000th career rebound.  Bria Gruen and Kasey Jones each added 14points for the 7th ranked Panthers.  Royall finishes its regular season 22-2 and 12-2 in the Scenic Bluffs Conference.  Cashton was led by Taylor Lindley-Schendel who had 17points.  Cashton drops to 18-6 and 9-5 in the Scenic Bluffs Conference. Source: WRJC.com

Each February, more than 2,000 players descend on Meredith, New Hampshire, for the three-day Pond Hockey Classic. For many, the tournament is the highlight of winter and a return to the roots of their sport. But like many winter traditions… Source: LacrosseTribune.com

Two bills being considered by Nebraska lawmakers mirror those seen across the country targeting diversity initiatives and college professors, The bills before the Legislature’s Education Committee include one that would ban diversity, equity and inclusion at state colleges and universities.… Source: LacrosseTribune.com