Talk:McFarland, Wisconsin

Nick Wiess is now the boys swim team head coach
McFarland has actually won a football game this year. 3-6 record
The listing of poms as a school sport is quite debateable and should be reconsidered. Poms participates in largely halftime shows which would give marching band the status of a sport if consistent.
Poms is listed on the McFarland Site [1] as a girl's team, so a sport it will stay. Lordmontu 02:44, 20 December 2006 (UTC)

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Brad Fischer

Brad Fischer does indeed live here, but he is not the Brad Fischer you refer to in this information. 172.220.66.222 (talk) 13:50, 24 February 2023 (UTC)