Sports & Rec

2016  Adams-Friendship graduate Trenton McManus once again qualified for the Division II National Championships. Now wrestling as a collegiate senior for #11 ranked Minnesota State Team and legendary coach Jim Makovsky, Trenton has become a leader on and off the mat. 

On Friday February 26th A-F Powerlifting was invited to do a dual meet with the Necedah powerlifting team. This was only the third competition of the season so far for the team due to the pandemic. The meet was capped at 28 lifters, A-F was able to send 13 lifters.

The Coloma Pathfinders held a very successful Radar Run on Pleasant Lake on Saturday, February 20th.  The day was beautiful and sunny and there were 67 participants plus at least 100 spectators watching the racing.  The track was an ice track, 800 feet long.

Adams-Friendship Boys Basketball qualified for a WIAA Regional Championship for the first time since 2017. The post season started with a first round home matchup against 6th seeded Baraboo (3-19) on Tuesday night. “For our first tournament game and playing at home, we came out really amped up with a lot of excitement.

The final four schools from the WIAA Division 2 State Team Wrestling Tournament gathered at Adams-Friendship High School for yet another weekend of championship action. This time the WIAA Division 2 State Team Championships were on the line. 

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds anglers that ice shanty removal deadlines are approaching.
Permanent ice shanties, or those not removed daily, must be removed from all state waters by March 15. 

With the WIAA being denied use of University of Wisconsin facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic, Adams-Friendship High School was granted a unique opportunity.

Hosting a second round game after a bye and a ten day layoff, one would expect a team to be rusty. The girls last game played was a very hard fought 55-51 victory at Wautoma just ten days prior. The Hornets (9-15, 3-7) came into Adams-Friendship confident that they could pull off an upset.

Hosting a second round game after a bye and a ten day layoff, one would expect a team to be rusty. The girls last game played was a very hard fought 55-51 victory at Wautoma just ten days prior. The Hornets (9-15, 3-7) came into Adams-Friendship confident that they could pull off an upset.

Hosting a second round game after a bye and a ten day layoff, one would expect a team to be rusty. The girls last game played was a very hard fought 55-51 victory at Wautoma just ten days prior. The Hornets (9-15, 3-7) came into Adams-Friendship confident that they could pull off an upset.