Wisconsin Rapids, Wis (WFHR)
The Rafters had quite the weekend with the longest game of the 2023 season on Friday night. At 5 hours, 59 minutes and 30 seconds, the game against the Green Bay Rockers was the third-longest game in Northwoods League History and the longest of the season for both the Rafters and the Rockers. The game ended in the early hours of Saturday morning after a two hour rain delay with the Rockers winning 13 to 2.
On Saturday, the Rafters ended the season on a high, winning against the Green Bay Rockers 4 to 2. They finished the season with a 40-31 overall record. Thank you to all the fans for cheering on the team this season. We look forward to another fantastic season with the Wisconsin Rapids Rafters next year. Every pitch every hit right here on WFHR. Your locally grown radio station.
Northern Wisconsin Football Week 3 Recap
9/9/2024
Rib Lake 52 Chequamegon16 (Game Stats HERE) (Listen to Game Audio) Phillips 50 Luck 6 (Game Stats HERE) (Listen to Game Audio) Birchwood/Winter 42 South Shore 29 Hurley 36 Prentice 8 (Game Stats HERE) Lakeland 12 Rhinelander 8 (Game Stats HERE) Medford 46 Antigo 12 Wausau East 27 Tomahawk 11 Manawa 21 Northland Pines 13 […]
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