Saturday, November 23rd, 2019 at
9:03 am
Thank you for your contributions and support of our events! Our fund raising events in 2019 helped us assist a local families with vision care, flood recovery and wheel chair access. We also contributed 3 more WUHS Senior Scholarships, 5 local food pantries, Camp Invention (at Fox River School), a local Scout Pack and Troop, the Wisconsin Lions Eye Bank, Leader Dog program and the Lions Camp (check it out at www.wisconsinlionscamp.com). Please support our 2019 Sponsors...
Diamond Sponsors
Fluegge Optical
C2R Global Mfg.
Legacy Realty Group
Witte Supply
Mealy Funeral Home
Waterford Family Dental
Lauer Financial Services
Thrivent Financial
Gold Sponsors
Chance's Restaurant
Cotton Exchange
HyPro Inc.
Maas & Sons Inc.
Michael Casey, DDS
Roth Heating Co.
Miller Motor Sales
Riverside Chiropractic
River City Auto Body
Malicki's Piggly Wiggly
Nancy & Micky Ferguson
Day in the Country 5
Silver Sponsors
Mike Kempken & Sons
CJ'S Soil Test & Septic
Steffens Insurance Group Inc.
Crossover Cantina
Darrell McCullion
Kevin Schmitt Siding
The Equitable Bank SSB
Otter Sales & Service
Sherwin Industries, Inc.
Rogahn Electric
BP Waterford Junction
Bill Czaja Agency
Weber Accounting
Doc's on the Fox
PATS Services, Inc.
Barb Finney
Dennis Gahagan
Sunday, September 22nd, 2019 at
6:32 am
There was no rain date so be looking for a make up date
Tuesday, August 6th, 2019 at
7:44 pm
What is Cyclocross?!
Cyclocross is a form of bicycle racing that consists of many laps of a short course over mixed terrain, with course features that may involve dismounting your bike, carrying it to navigate obstacles and remounting your bike. It mixes multiple athletic endeavors, namely riding and running, with a strong emphasis on skillful bike handling. Races usually take place in a park, on a short circuit with each lap being between 1 to 3 kilometers long over grass, mud, trails, gravel, concrete and with a few obstacles for competitors to negotiate - sand pits, logs, barriers, etc. Races typically last 30 minutes to an hour, with the number of laps varying based on course length, conditions and speed. Competitors start as a group and spread out - the faster riders will complete more laps and the officials keep track placement throughout the race. The cyclocross season in Wisconsin runs from September through December.
What makes it great for spectators?
Cyclocross is a wicked fun spectator sport. The atmosphere is like tailgating, with food, drink, music, and lots of socializing. Courses are designed so that spectators can see a lot of action from one vantage point. Races are short and action packed, with nary a dull moment and little waiting time for results. Spectators also make the race even more appealing to racers. Bring your cowbell, air horn, vuvuzelas. heckle, cackle, cheer. Make up sarcastic nicknames for random competitors, scream nonsense, tell racers you love them, get creative. Whatever, just make some noise. Be even part of the action and give a cupcake hand out on "Cupcake Hill" Best of all the event is FREE, bring a lawn chair, blanket, food or drink and be there.
September 15th
Waterford Town Park Jensen Pkwy Waterford WI
Action Starts at 9am and runs to 3pm
Thursday, July 25th, 2019 at
12:24 pm
Tuesday, April 23rd, 2019 at
4:07 pm
July 4th Parade and Duck Raffle Winners...
Best of Parade
Jacobson Orchards
Commercial
1st - Handy 911
2nd - Witte Supply
Non Commercial
1st - St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
2nd - Cloverview 4-H
Open
1st - Western Racine Co Special Olympics
2nd - Boyd Aldrich
Vehicles
1949 & Older Stock
1st - Alam Musilek
2nd - Dennis Kramer
1950 & Newer Stock
1st - Lorin & Carol Fry
2nd - Randy Licht
1950 & Newer Modified
1st - Steve Licht
2nd - Dan Karagianis
Duck Raffle Winners
1. $500 Mark Peterson
2. $300 Kevin Weber
3. $300 Alex Hoernke
4. $100 Kristen Kriegbaum
5. $100 Jack Schulze
6. $100 David Karow
7. $100 David Karow
8. $100 Jackie Bordak
9. $100 Julie Reitter
10. $100 Melissa Betz
11. $100 Diane Huck
12. $100 Josh Kieffer
13. $100 Zeke Jackson
Sunday, November 25th, 2018 at
3:43 pm
