Badger Region has extended the Entry Date Deadline to Thursday, Jan 4 for the Badger Region Junior Beach Day to be held Saturday, Jan 6 and Sunday, Jan 7 at Kelly's Bleachers II, Wind Lake, WI.

Click Here for the event flyer.

All teams will have their pictures taken on Saturday, December 16th at WCTC. Uniforms will be handed out before hand. Pictures will either be taken before, during or after practice.

There will be a Team Parent (Mom) Meeting at Vincent at 1:00 on Sunday, December 17th. Please email Colleen to confirm that you will be there.

Please, don't forget about the Referee and Scorekeeping Clinic this weekend!

Site: Waynz World
Date: Sunday, December 10th
1st Session: 1:00-3:00
2nd Session: 3:30-5:30

Coaches will assign 4 players per team to attend.

All team information packets were mailed out today, November 22. If you are a player who committed at tryouts, you were already handed one. Coaches will be in touch with you either by email or phone to make sure that everyone attends next weeks practices. We are all anxious to get the season started off on the right foot by offering specialty practices next week for 13-18’s.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Welcome to our new look! You no longer have to guess at just what in the world is going on. After several years the old website just became boring to look at. Hopefully this new look is both pleasing and just as easy to navigate through as the old site. The guestbook may come back at a later date but not until some further safeguards are put in place to deal with the occasional inappropriate activity that appears there. It just takes too much time to police.

Since this new look happens to fall at the same time as the beginning of a new Sting season, I would also like to take a moment to encourage coaches, players and parents to submit their own off-beat stories about life on the road at Sting. Appropriate articles, photographs and side-notes are always welcomed.

I hope you enjoy the new look!

A huge THANK YOU goes out to all of the athletes that took part in the Sting tryouts these last two weekends (and weekdays for the extra-little ones). It sounds cliche but it's true. Every year the decisions become more and more difficult as the athletes keep getting better and better. It's not a bad thing of course. It means our region is becoming stronger and that's always a good thing. Of course all offers were given out by the end of Saturday but that's not to say things won't change. They always do at this level or that level.

Now it's just a waiting game to finalize the teams. In the meantime we would like to wish everyone the best of luck with their upcoming seasons. Whether you will be playing with Milwaukee Sting or not, it doesn't matter. Just so long as you are playing. This is a great sport and as painful as tryouts are for everyone involved, we are all in the gym with one very common reason. We all love the game.

Thank you again, athletes. The days were long but worth it. It's our hope that you thought so as well.