Athletic Training Services

Dodgeland School District partners with Watertown Regional Medical Center to provide our WIAA student-athletes continuous sports medicine expertise during the off-season and throughout the year.

This sports medicine staff provides athletic training (diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation) for all injuries to help our student-athletes heal, paired with strength and conditioning coaching to help them to excel. These highly specialized experts deliver comprehensive, continuous care with a personal understanding of the needs of high school student-athletes.

Services for Dodgeland Student-Athletes

• Injury prevention/evaluation/treatment
• Concussion management
• Emergency care
• Physical therapy
• Movement analysis
• Collaboration with coaches for performance improvement
• Assist in referrals to outside care when required

Benefits to Families

• Assessments and care are available on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and throughout those practices. LAT services are also provided for all varsity level events and all levels of football.
• No charge for on-site services.
• Constant communication between the coaches and sports medicine staff and the student and their family.

LAT Information

Wendie Schoeb

My name is Wendie Schoeb and I have been a Certified Athletic Trainer for 28 years. I received my undergraduate degree from UW–Eau Claire and in 2014 completed my Master’s Degree in Sports Leadership from Concordia University in St. Paul, MN. I am currently completing my Doctoral Degree in Sports Management from Concordia University in Fall River, IL.

I am employed by Watertown Regional Medical Center and currently provide athletic training services to Dodgeland High School. I have chosen the high school level because I enjoy being able to provide the student athletes with quality health care right at the school while trying to keep them participating in the activity they love. I enjoy interacting with the athletes and supporting them throughout the season and their athletics careers.

I enjoy the “team” aspect while working with the coaches, parents, and athletes. The Juneau EMS are also part of this team, assisting in coverage of events making sure our athletes are cared for when urgent care is necessary. Providers at the Watertown Regional Medical Center also are extended members of the team. Ready to provide care for the athletes when needed. As always, parents may extend the health care team to include their primary care providers; however, I always welcome the chance to assist in finding a provider to help our athletes back to health. My top priority is to ensure I am helping people and making a difference in someone's life.

Office Hours: Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and All Home Varsity Events.

Contact Wendie Schoeb: Email

Cell: (507) 412-9401

Have a concern or an injury?

If your child has suffered a potentially serious sports injury, contact 911. For less serious concerns, contact your school's athletic trainer to coordinate ongoing care.

If you are concerned about an injury that your student-athlete suffered during athletics, contact Marcia K. Modaff, Athletic Director or Wendi Schoeb, LAT.

Great information about identifying and treating acute sports injuries can be found on Children's Health web page.

RICE is often the best first line of treatment for minor acute sports injuries:

• Rest the injury
• Ice the injury once every hour for 20 minutes
• Compress the injury by wrapping it with an ace bandage or immobilize with a splint
• Elevate the injury above the heart to decrease blood flow and reduce swelling

Heat should not be used for any acute injury. ICE or a slush bath is the best treatment to reduce swelling.

Information regarding concussions can be found in the Wisconsin Fact Sheet for Parents and Wisconsin Fact Sheet for Athletes.