A remarkable journey for the Rice Lake girls basketball team came to an end in the Division Two state semifinals. Despite their valiant effort, they fell short against Edgewood with a final score of 52-30. The Warriors displayed great determination as they started strong in their debut appearance at the WIAA state tournament. Adaline Sheplee made history by scoring the opening basket, but Edgewood swiftly took control and maintained their lead throughout the match.

Competing in one of Wisconsin's toughest leagues, the Big Rivers Conference, the Warriors showcased impressive resilience this season. They achieved a commendable overall record of 23-6, including a solid 10-4 performance within conference matches. Their efforts were recognized not only through victories but also individual accolades, as Adaline Sheplee earned the prestigious title of Big Rivers Conference Player of the Year. Additionally, her teammate Addison Schmidt was honored alongside her on the all-conference first team.

This season will be remembered as a pivotal moment for the Rice Lake Warriors. It demonstrated that with hard work and dedication, any goal can be reached. The team's achievements inspire future generations to strive for excellence both on and off the court, proving that perseverance and teamwork create lasting success.