Sports & Rec

The Adams-Friendship Boys Basketball team has a new coach leading the program in 2020-21. However, it is a guy who is very familiar with the program and its players.

The Adams-Friendship Green Devil Football Team qualified for the WIAA playoffs for the fifth time in seven years in 2020. They faced a stiff 1st round test as they took on #1 seeded River Valley on the road Friday night, but were able to put up a good fight for most of the game.

Head Coach Dane Amundson is walking through the hallways of his job Middle School this week with a little more swagger than usual. Heading into this upcoming basketball season, he has what looks on paper as his most talented team he has had in his tenure as Head Coach of The Adams-Friendship Girls Basketball Team. 

With a potential playoff game looming on the horizon, the Adams-Friendship High School Football Team put together their best performance of the season. “It all came together Friday night with playoffs on the line.

Each year, hunters, meat processors and food pantries help families in need by working closely with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and its partners to donate thousands of pounds of venison to Wisconsin food pantries.

The Adams-Friendship Football Team fought valiantly for nearly three quarters before succumbing to the Mauston ground game on Friday night. The team played against Onalaska the week before without their head coach and had to practice all week with assistant coaches running the show.

Running on the toughest course of the season, the AF Cross Country team had an excellent race to finish out the season. Both Green Devil squads were unable to qualify as a team due to runners being out from injury and quarantine. 

The Adams-Friendship Boys Soccer Team was looking for their first postseason win in school history when they traveled to Black River Falls last Tuesday. The team felt confident after losing two very close matches against the Tigers early in the season by scores of 3-4 and 4-3.

Did you know that Adams Friendship High School students have the opportunity to participate in a shooting sport?  The Central Wisconsin High School Trap Team is composed of high school trap shooters from Adams-Friendship, Nekoosa, Port Edwards, and Wisconsin Rapids.  They recently began the fall shooting sports season.

As of Oct. 15, students of all ages can earn their Wisconsin hunter education safety certification through a single, online-only hunter education course under a temporary change approved by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR).