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- Best of the Week
On the road for the regular season finale, the Chippewa Falls Cardinals (6-3, 4-3 Big Rivers Conference) were in a low-scoring affair for much of the first half against the Raiders (8-1, 6-1 BRC).
In the third, momentum shifted back and forth, with neither team able to gain a decisive advantage while slugging it out with big plays.
Hudson proved strong enough down the stretch, and held on the for the one-possession win.
Chippewa Valley This Week
Back on the road and against a team with an identical record, the Chippewa Falls Cardinals (6-2, 4-2 Big Rivers Conference) came out of the gate firing against Wausau West (5-3, 3-3 Wisconsin Valley Conference)
The Cards scored the game's first touchdown on a 4th down and never looked back, moving the ball with ease, gang tackling, rushing the passer, and creating havoc on special teams.
An early third quarter touchdown began the running clock, and the Chi-Hi reserves completed the shutout in a dominant performance.
Chippewa Valley This Week
In their regular season home finale, the Chippewa Falls Cardinals (5-2, 3-2 Big Rivers Conference) took on a physical and much-improved Superior team.
After a few drives stalled, the Cardinals found themselves in a rare position - trailing in the 4th quarter.
Once their backs were against the wall, however, Chi-Hi responded, dominating the final frame and staying perfect on their home field.
Chippewa Valley This Week
Back at Dorais for Homecoming 2026, the Chippewa Falls Cardinals (4-2, 2-2 Big Rivers Conference) hosted Rice Lake in yet another showdown of well-coached programs.
In a contest with ball control offense and extremely limited possessions, the Warriors (0-6, 0-4 BRC) moved down the field throughout, but the Chi-Hi defense continually came up with stops in their territory.
The Cardinals offense played excellent complimentary football, scoring on each of their four possessions - much to the delight of the crowd - and the Cards stayed unbeaten at home.