Weather pending, the Luxemburg-Casco softball team will make the drive to Bucholtz Park in Clintonville to take on the Truckers in NEC play.

The Spartans extended their winning streak to eight with 4-2 and 9-1 wins against Denmark on Friday. In game one, Josie Dorner went 2-3 in the game, while Kate Van Ess and Jillian Jorgensen each went 1-3 with two RBI. Erin Cherovsky went the distance for the Spartans, allowing two runs (2 ER) and seven hits while striking out four. Game 2 featured Payton Kaminski, Jillian Jorgensen, and Rylan Kaminski, all driving in two runs while Josie Dorner clubbed in one. Anna Vandermause was the only hitter for the Spartans with a multi-hit game. Cherovsky was even better in the second game, going the distance again, but this time only allowed one run on five hits.

The Truckers are on the opposite side of the NEC standings with a 2-9 mark (4-13 overall). Both of their conference wins came in a sweep of Little Chute on Friday, which snapped a four-game losing streak and a stretch where they were 1-13. The Spartans beat the Truckers earlier this season, 16-0.

First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m.

Two of the area's three soccer teams will start their week with matches on Monday.

Sturgeon Bay soccer visits Denmark (4:30 p.m.), while Sevastopol/Gibraltar travels to  Clintonville  (4:30 p.m.).

Luxemburg-Casco is out of action until it welcomes Green Bay East to the sports complex for a 6:30 p.m. match.

The Orchards Golf Course in Egg Harbor will be the next stop on the Packerland Conference Golf Tour as they work through their season.

Sevastopol is the stop's host with Gibraltar, Kewaunee, NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy, Oconto, Peshtigo, Southern Door, and Sturgeon Bay also participating. The Clippers have dominated the team standings with Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux, Sturgeon Bay's Tre Wienke, and Southern Door's Finley LaVine all taking turns on the top of the leaderboard.

Tee time is set for 4 p.m.

It might be safe to say that Kewaunee's second favorite NFL team is the Indianapolis Colts after they made former Storm standout Tanor Bortolini the 117th pick of the NFL Draft this weekend.

Bortolini tested off the charts at the NFL Combine earlier this year after a career at Wisconsin where he also showed his versatility to play multiple positions along the offensive line. A video played on the Colts' social media feeds featured Bortolini lost for words knowing that has NFL dreams had been realized.

During his media availability, Bortolini talked about his excitement to learn from the Colts' veterans, specifically name-dropping Ryan Kelly and Quenton Nelson. "You want to have careers like those two," Bortolini said, according to an article on Colts.com. "They've done it for a long time at an extremely high level and they're some of the best to do it at their respective positions. So, to be able to work with guys like that, you can learn a lot from those two, like what they do to put themselves in positions to be as good and as successful as they are. I'm really excited to get to know and work with them."

Bortolini earned All-State honors as a left tackle during his senior year and also garnered the Packerland Conference Defensive Player of the Year award after earning lineman of the year honors during his junior campaign at Kewaunee. 

Picture courtesy of Indianapolis Colts and the NFL

There was no sharing of victories across the baseball and softball games that were played on Saturday as they avoided the forecasted raindrops.

The Gibraltar Vikings baseball team made the most of their trip to Peshtigo on Saturday, taking both ends of a doubleheader 9-4 and 9-6.

It was a tale of two games for the Algoma and Kewaunee baseball teams on Saturday with the Wolves taking both games by 20-19 and 2-1 margins.

The Algoma Wolves softball team swept their Kewaunee County rivals in a pair of matchups on Saturday, beating Kewaunee 5-0 and 13-3.

The Southern Door Eagles softball team made quick work of their rivals on Saturday sweeping Sturgeon Bay with twin 15-0 scores.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball split their two contests on Saturday, losing to Kohler 16-5 before beating Reedsville 9-5.

After coming up short at the Luxemburg-Casco Spartan Invitational earlier in the week, the Southern Door Eagles track team won the EWC Invitational on Saturday in Valders.

The boys cut it as close as you could get, beating second place Oostburg by .13 points. Seven athletes won events for the boys, including two wins apiece by Zach Lynch (100m and 200m) and Ben Grota (1600m, 3200m) and Braeden VanRemortel and Cooper Rass sharing the high jump crown.

The girls had a little more room to breathe, beating Oostburg by 10 points. Frankie Nellis (long jump, triple jump), Elise Jackson (100m and 300m hurdles), and Emma Bousley (3200m) posted wins for the Eagles.

Mens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.12Zack Lynch11.82aSouthern Door

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.12Zack Lynch23.91aSouthern Door

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

3.12Mason Motquin57.16aSouthern Door

5.11Ethan Kaser1:01.12aSouthern Door

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.11Lucas Conard2:13.65aSouthern Door

4.10Jack Monfils2:27.42aSouthern Door

9.12Spencer Slezewski2:39.48aPRSouthern Door

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.11Ben Grota4:44.43aSouthern Door

8.11Brayden Vogel5:49.65aSouthern Door

10.12Cody Penovich6:10.02aSRSouthern Door

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.11Ben Grota10:31.08aPRSouthern Door

5.9Owen Larios Amezqui...11:50.08aSouthern Door

110m Hurdles Varsity - Finals

8.9Elmer Jeanquart22.37aSouthern Door

300m Hurdles Varsity - Finals

5.9Elmer Jeanquart53.14aSouthern Door

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.10

Colt Gilbertson

12

Alaric Urban

10

Lauden Berg

12

Zack Lynch

45.77a

Southern Door - A

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.10

Grant Pieschek

9

Isaac Rouer

10

Eli Jadin

10

Colt Gilbertson

1:42.12a

Southern Door - A

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.12

Mason Motquin

11

Ethan Kaser

10

Jack Monfils

11

Lucas Conard

4:06.94a

Southern Door - A

4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals

4.11

Brayden Vogel

12

Spencer Slezewski

11

Ethan Kaser

10

Jack Monfils

10:00.18a

Southern Door - A

Shot Put Varsity - Finals

5.11Cruz Calvillo38-04.00Southern Door

7.11Luke Walentowski35-05.00Southern Door

10.12Thomas Jackson33-08.00Southern Door

Discus Varsity - Finals

4.11Cruz Calvillo118-02Southern Door

6.11Luke Walentowski99-10Southern Door

High Jump Varsity - Finals

1.10Braeden VanRemortel5-08.00Southern Door

1.12Cooper Rass5-08.00PRSouthern Door

6.10Jack Monfils5-04.00Southern Door

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

1.12Alaric Urban21-04.50PRSouthern Door

5.11Brayden Vogel19-04.25PRSouthern Door

6.10Lauden Berg19-02.50Southern Door

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

5.10Lauden Berg38-00.50Southern Door

9.10Grant Pieschek33-04.75Southern Door

12Alaric UrbanDQSouthern Door

Womens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.9Portia Hah14.32aSouthern Door

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

6.9Portia Hah30.06aPRSouthern Door

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.12Danica Neville1:06.10aSouthern Door

5.11Ellie Engerson1:10.95aPRSouthern Door

8.10Anna Massart1:13.65aSouthern Door

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

3.11Kelsey Johnson2:52.72aPRSouthern Door

5.12Danica Neville3:00.21aSouthern Door

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.10Emma Bousley12:49.34aSRSouthern Door

100m Hurdles Varsity - Finals

1.9Elise Jackson17.53aSouthern Door

3.11Kya Borkovetz18.82aSouthern Door

4.9Daylia Sund18.87aPRSouthern Door

300m Hurdles Varsity - Finals

1.9Elise Jackson49.80aPRSouthern Door

3.9Daylia Sund53.87aPRSouthern Door

4.11Maddie Finger58.76aSouthern Door

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.9

Delaney Wilke

9

Tara Maccaux

9

Chelsie Claflin

9

Kyleigh Claflin

55.06a

Southern Door - A

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

3.11

Kailey Guilette

11

Kya Borkovetz

12

Mikayla Pieschek

9

Kyleigh Claflin

2:00.34a

Southern Door - A

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

3.12

Payton Gilbertson

11

Ellie Engerson

10

Anna Massart

12

Danica Neville

4:59.79a

Southern Door - A

Shot Put Varsity - Finals

2.10Kailyn Neville29-04.25Southern Door

7.12MaKenna Geyer24-07.25Southern Door

Discus Varsity - Finals

3.12MaKenna Geyer99-01PRSouthern Door

5.10Kailyn Neville83-05PRSouthern Door

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

1.10Frankie Nellis17-02.00PRSouthern Door

4.12Mikayla Pieschek14-11.50PRSouthern Door

5.11Kailey Guilette14-09.00SRSouthern Door

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

1.10Frankie Nellis32-08.75Southern Door

3.11Kailey Guilette30-10.00Southern Door

4.12Payton Gilbertson29-09.00PRSouthern Door

Womens Varsity

1.Southern Door71

2.Oostburg61

3.Omro58

4.Valders45

5.Green Bay NEW Lutheran9

Mens Varsity

1.Southern Door69.66

2.Oostburg69.5

3.Omro59.5

4.Valders38

5.Green Bay NEW Lutheran11.33

The Sevastopol/Gibraltar United soccer team could not withstand St. Mary Catholic's offensive pressure on Saturday, losing 7-0.

The Zephyrs jumped out to a 5-0 first-half lead and only extended it further in the second half. Four Zephyrs players scored goals, including Audrey Wanless's hat-trick and Bitzy McCauley's brace. 

Despite the high goal total, it could have been worse without the United's good goalkeeping, which stopped 19 of the 26 shots made by the Zephyrs.

The Green Bay Packers will now turn their attention to its rookie mini-camp in the coming weeks with its newest players in tow.

The Packers made five picks on Saturday, primarily addressing depth on the offensive line and defensive backfield. You can find all of the selections below. The team is also looking at rookie free agents to fill out their depth ahead of rookie minicamp and OTAs.

Green Bay Packers Draft Picks by Round in 2024

Round 1, Pick 25
Jordan Morgan, OL | Arizona

Round 2, Pick 45 (from NO through DEN)
Edgerrin Cooper, EDGE | Texas A&M

Round 2, Pick 58
Javon Bullard, S | Georgia

Round 3, Pick 88
MarShawn Lloyd, RB | USC

Round 3, Pick 91 (from BUF)
Ty’Ron Hopper, LB | Missouri

Round 4, Pick 111 (from NYJ)
Evan Williams, S | Oregon

Round 5, Pick 163 (from BUF)
Jacob Monk, OL | Duke

Round 5, Pick 169 (Compensatory)
Kitan Oladapo, S | Oregon State

Round 6, Pick 202
Travis Glover, OT | Georgia State

Round 7, Pick 245
Michael Pratt, QB | Tulane

Round 7, Pick 255 (compensatory pick)
Kalen King, CB | Penn State

The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers rallied to take a 5-4 lead in the top of the sixth inning and nursed that one-run advantage all the way to the final out to defeat the Peoria Chiefs at Dozer Park on Saturday night.  Eduarqui Fernández went 3-for-4 with three RBI and a run scored and Terence Doston delivered another key hit for the Rattlers.

The Chiefs (7-13) had two outs with none on base in the bottom of the second when Anyelo Encarnacion drew a walk against Rattlers starting pitcher Alexnder Cornielle.  William Sullivan looked like he had grounded in the to the final out of the inning, but a bad hop turned his grounder into a single to extend the inning.  Cornielle looked like he got out of the inning again, but a grounder off the bat of Brody Moore eluded two Wisconsin infielders and trickled into left for an RBI single.

Peoria starter Pete Hansen fell into the same pattern in the top of the third inning.  Hansen retired the first two batters of the frame.  Jadher Areinamo lined a single to right.  Gregory Barrios and Luke Adams kept the inning going by drawing walks to load the bases.  Fernández doubled to right-center to score all three runners for a 3-1 lead.

Zach Levenson had a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the third to tighten up the score.

The game became interesting and emotional with two outs in the top of the fifth inning.  Barrios was at first and was going on Hansen’s first movement.  Unfortunately, as Barrios took off for second as Hansen threw to first.  William Sullivan, the first baseman, took the throw and fired to second base for what the Chiefs thought would be the final out of the inning.  Barrios was ruled safe.  Chiefs second baseman Dakota Harris disagreed and was ejected. 

Wisconsin (14-6) could not take advantage of the break and the game went to the bottom of the fifth with the Rattlers still up 3-2.

Darlin Moquette started the Chiefs fifth with a double, but he was picked off second base by Cornielle.  The Rattlers right-hander got a strikeout for the second out but gave up a single to Levenson to end his night.  The call went to Craig Yoho to get the final out of the fifth and protect the lead.

Yoho, who had walked one and struck out fifteen in his first seven outings of the season, walked Leonardo Bernal on a 3-2 pitch to keep the inning alive.  Osvaldo Tovalin, the player who replaced Harris after the ejection, lined the first pitch he saw to center to score the tying run and send Bernal to third with the go-ahead run.

Tovalin figured into the go-ahead run to as he broke for second with Anyelo Encarnacion at the plate.  Catcher Ram?n Rodríguez lost the ball out of his mitt as he went to throw to second.  Bernal broke for home when he saw the ball in the grass, and he ran straight through the plate and into the Peoria dugout on the first base side of the field after avoiding Yoho’s tag to score the go-ahead run.

The Rattlers fought back in the top of the sixth inning to retake the lead, but it was touch-and-go for a bit.  Fernández singled for his third hit of the game to start the inning.  Jesús Chirinos doubled down the line in with one out to put runners at second and third.  Peoria went to their bullpen and replaced Hansen with Joseph King.

Jheremy Vargas fell behind 1-2 before sending a grounder under the glove of King to second.  It was enough.  The only play was to first base as Fernández scored the tying run.  Doston followed with a sharp single to center to send Chirinos home for a 5-4 lead.

Brian Fitzpatrick took over on the hill for the Rattlers and sent down the Chiefs in order in the sixth and seventh innings.  Peoria threatened with a pair of infield singles sandwiched around a sacrifice bunt in the eighth.  Fitzpatrick escaped with a strikeout and a foul pop.

In the ninth, Fitzpatrick got the first two outs before Won-Bin Cho reached on another infield single.  That was all for Fitzpatrick, who struck out four without a walk in 3-2/3 innings.

Will Childers came on to close the game and picked up his first professional save on his second pitch.  Cho, who was 5-for-5 in stolen base attempts this season, broke for second on a 1-0 pitch to Levenson.  Rodríguez threw a strike to Areinamo covering at second and Cho was out by a wide margin to end the game.

The Timber Rattlers have won four games in a row.  Saturday’s win also clinched Wisconsin’s fourth straight series to open the season.

The series finale at Dozer Park is Sunday afternoon.  Edwin Jimenez (3-0, 4.50) is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers.  The Chiefs have named Inohan Paniagua (1-1, 4.05) as their starter.  Game time is 2:05pm CDT. 

Two area soccer teams wrapped up their week with matches on Friday night.

After a long drive and a long week, SB earned the shut out at Three Lakes against host Blue Jays 6-0.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team could not weather Green Bay Preble's offensive attack, losing 6-0 Friday night.

Sevastopol/Gibraltar will play their final game of the week when they play at St. Mary Catholic at 9 a.m.

The Sturgeon Bay and Sevastopol track teams faced some of the top teams in the region Friday at the St. Norbert College Elite Meet.

For Sturgeon Bay, the boys and girls squads combined to post top-eight finishes eight times during the meet. The best performances were saved for the girls as Nida Zukauskaite (high jump) posted a personal record, and Julia Kurek (3200m) ran strong to come in second place in their respective events.

For Sevastopol, the Pioneers had three athletes finish in the top eight. For the boys, Jarius Dadam seventh in the triple jump. On the girls' side, Bea Dramm (8th, 3200m) and Caitlyn Fellner's personal record in the 400m led the way.

Mens Varsity

19 / 19  Events Completed

1.Notre Dame117

2.Wausau West95

3.Peshtigo60

4.Iola-Scandinavia59

4.Green Bay Southwest59

6.New London49

7.Port Washington47

8.Cedar Grove-Belgium40

9.Denmark36

10.Sheboygan South29

11.Seymour28

12.St. Mary's Springs27

13.Sturgeon Bay19

13.Green Bay West19

15.Howards Grove15

16.Athens14

17.Lomira10

18.Green Bay East6

19.Gillett5

20.Dominican4

21.Sevastopol2

Womens Varsity

19 / 19  Events Completed

1.Notre Dame105

2.Wausau West96.5

3.Port Washington55

4.New London54

4.Green Bay Southwest54

6.Peshtigo46

6.Green Bay West46

8.St. Mary's Springs43

9.Lomira32.5

10.Sturgeon Bay25

11.Cedar Grove-Belgium24

12.Dominican22

12.Green Bay East22

12.Athens22

15.Sheboygan South20

16.Mishicot15

17.Reedsville13

18.Seymour12

19.Howards Grove9

20.Denmark7

21.Sevastopol6

21.Gillett6

Friday's games could be the last ones of the week unless Mother Nature changes her tune on Saturday.

Tied at two after one inning, Luxemburg-Casco's baseball team tacked on the extra runs needed to get past Green Bay Preble Friday night 4-2.

The Luxemburg-Casco softball team extended their winning streak to eight with 4-2 and 9-1 wins against Denmark on Friday.

The Sevastopol Pioneers softball team throttled Oconto in two straight games on Friday, beating them 9-0 and 15-3.

The Sevastopol Pioneers baseball team couldn't scratch across a run in Oconto in their first of two games against the Blue Devils, losing 5-0.

Doubleheaders between Algoma and Kewaunee (11 a.m.) and Peshtigo and Gibraltar (11 a.m.) are scheduled for the baseball diamond and Sturgeon Bay and Southern Door are slated for the softball diamond, but all three are subject to weather. Sturgeon Bay is also scheduled to play in a triangular at Reedsville beginning at 10 a.m.

The Green Bay Packers focused on the defensive side of the ball on the second day of the draft.

Here are the picks so far, with more to come on Saturday beginning at noon.

Round 1, Pick 25
Jordan Morgan, OL | Arizona

Round 2, Pick 45 (from NO)
Edgerrin Cooper, LB | Texas A&M

Round 2, Pick 58
Javon Bullard, S | Georgia

Round 3, Pick 88
MarShawn Lloyd, RB | USC

Round 3, Pick 91 (from BUF)
Ty’Ron Hopper, LB | Missouri

Round 4, Pick 126

Round 5, Pick 168 (from NO)

Round 5, Pick 169 (compensatory pick)

Round 6, Pick 190 (from NO)

Round 6, Pick 202

Round 6, Pick 219 (compensatory pick)

Round 7, Pick 245

Round 7, Pick 255 (compensatory pick)

By Tim Kowols -- The Luxemburg-Casco Spartans Track Teams dominated their home invitational on Thursday, with the boys and girls winning team titles.

Both teams picked up double-digit wins over Southern Door for championships. On the boys' side, Hudson Thiry (400m), Mason Trimberger (100m hurdles, 300m hurdles), and Trevor Beaupre (long jump, triple jump) picked up individual wins while the Spartans won three of the four relays. For the girls, Madyson VanArk (high jump), Grace Seering (300m hurdles), McKenna Rank (400m), and Sienna Blowhowiak (100m, 200m) won individual titles while the team won two of the four relay events.

Speaking of the Eagles, they had their collection of strong performances in a pair of second-place finishes for their boys and girls teams. or the boys, Zach Lynch (100m, 200m), Ben Grota (1600m, 3200m), and Braeden VanRemortel captured event wins. Frankie Nellis (triple jump, long jump), and Elise jackson (100m hurdles) accomplished the same feat for the girls.

Womens Varsity

1.Luxemburg-Casco103

2. Southern Door80

3. Two Rivers76

4.Denmark12

Mens Varsity

1.Luxemburg-Casco102

2. Southern Door92

3. Two Rivers53

4.Denmark23

Picture by Ron LeCloux

In Oconto Falls, the Kewaunee boys won the invitational, while the girl's team took second place. You can find the results of that meeting here. According to the Kewaunee Track and Field Facebook page, the Storm scored 155 points over host Oconto Falls, who came in second of the twelve teams with 140. The 155 points tie a school record for the most points scored at this Invitational. Wyatt Fay (3rd, pole vault), Faith Gerdmann (1st, shot put; 3rd, discus), 

Boys Varsity Team Scores 

1 Kewaunee 155

2 Oconto Falls 140

3 Coleman 121

4 Marinette 85

5 Seymour 63

6 Algoma 50

7 Lena/Saint Thomas Academy 39

8 Hilbert 16

9 Oconto 13

10 Green Bay NEW Lutheran 9

Girls Varsity Team Scores 

1 Oconto Falls 185

2 Kewaunee 123

3 Lena/Saint Thomas Academy 91

4 Seymour 58

5 Marinette 55.5

6 Hilbert 42.5

7 Coleman 35

8 Algoma 31.33333334326744

9 Green Bay NEW Lutheran 29

10 Laona/Wabeno 16.33333334326744

11 Oconto 12.33333334326744 

In Friday's track and field action, Sevastopol and Sturgeon Bay will compete against Dominican, Wausau West, Seymour, Athens (Cloverwood), Cedar Grove-Belgium, Gillett, Green Bay East, Green Bay Southwest, Green Bay West, Howards Grove, Lomira, Peshtigo, Port Washington, Sheboygan South, Notre Dame Academy, New London, St. Mary's Springs Academy, Iola-Scandinavia, Reedsville, and Denmark at St. Norbert College in De Pere beginning at 3 p.m.

Gibraltar and Southern Door took advantage of the beautiful Thursday weather to pick up wins ahead of a presumed rainy weekend.

Southern Door edged their Door County rivals twice on the road on Thursday, picking up 4-3 and 5-4 victories.

Beckett Johnson's big day helped Gibraltar/Washington Island make the most of their long drive to Sheboygan Lutheran in an 8-1 victory.

Luxemburg-Casco clobbered Waupaca for the second time in three weeks, requiring just five innings to beat them 13-2.

Friday's action will feature Sevastopol playing a twin bill at Oconto (3 p.m.), Luxemburg-Casco hosting Green Bay Preble (4:30 p.m.)

Several softball teams will beat the weekend rains with games on Friday after Luxemburg-Casco and Gibraltar/Washington Island had mixed results on Thursday.

The Luxemburg-Casco softball team plated three runs in the first inning and never looked back in an 8-1 victory over Little Chute Thursday night.

Emilie Glocke was touched up for eight runs (7 ER) in just one inning of work as the Gibraltar Vikings lost 13-3 in five innings on Thursday.

Friday's action includes Sevastopol traveling to Oconto for a doubleheader (3 p.m.), Luxemburg-Casco welcoming Denmark for a two-game set (4 p.m.)

Despite having matches on Thursday, the Luxemburg-Casco and Sturgeon Bay soccer teams will be at it again on Friday.

A hard-fought game that the Sturgeon Bay girls' soccer team controlled still ended in a 1-1 draw against NEW Lutheran. The Clippers travel to Three Lakes for a 6 p.m. match on Friday.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team needed just one goal to get past their NEC rivals on Thursday, beating Fox Valley Lutheran 1-0 on the road. The Spartans are back in action on Friday night when they cross into Brown County to play Green Bay Preble at 6:30 p.m.

Picture by Becky Lemens

Rather than trying to address the improved offensive weapons of the Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings, the Green Bay Packers opted to protect their own with the 25th Pick of the NFL Draft on Thursday.

The Packers selected Arizona tackle Jordan Morgan with the pick, addressing a need on the offensive line. According to Packers.com, Morgan (6-5, 311) started 37 games at left tackle in his college career, including 33 in the last three seasons. He made an impressive recovery from a torn ACL toward the end of the 2022 season to start 12 games at left tackle in 2023 and earn first-team All-Pac-12 Conference honors. 

The Packers are scheduled to have four picks when the NFL Draft restarts at 6 p.m.:

Round 2, pick 41 (from the Jets in Aaron Rodgers trade)
Round 2, pick 58
Round 3, pick 88
Round 3, pick 91 (from the Bills in Rasul Douglas trade)

While the individual winner has been consistently inconsistent, the Sturgeon Bay golf team has held onto the top spot at Packerland Golf Tour stops all season long, including Thursday at Idlewild Golf Course in Sturgeon Bay.

The Clippers shot a 180, 15 strokes better than second-place Gibraltar and 17 strokes superior than third place Southern Door. Tre Wienke shared second place with the Eagles' Finley LaVine (41) and Luke Selle tied Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux at 43.

Gibraltar's Finn Salm turned in the best scorecard of the afternoon as he shot a 39. 

The Green Bay Gamblers are in do-or-die mode Friday night when they take on the Muskegon Lumberjacks in a winner-take-all game five.

The Gamblers earned the new breath of life when they beat the Lumberjacks 2-1 in game four of the Clark Cup Playoffs Wednesday night. It looked like the game might go to overtime before Jayson Shaugabay buried a pass from Blake Bechen for a power-play goal with just over 30 seconds remaining in the game. 

Game five will take place on Friday in Muskegon at 6:10 p.m.

The Peoria Chiefs hit two home runs on Thursday night at Dozer Park.  The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers scraped and clawed for five runs.  Luis Lara drove in a pair of runs without swinging the bat and Gregory Barrios drove in two runs without getting the ball out of the infield.  Those runs, another run scoring on a wild pitch, and stellar relief pitching were enough for the Rattlers to record a 5-3 victory over Peoria.

Dakota Harris gave the Chiefs (7-11) a lead with a one-out, solo home run in the second inning.  Harris has homered twice in the series.

Wisconsin (12-6) answered in the top of the third as they loaded the bases against Peoria starter Cooper Hjerpe with no outs.  Eduarqui Fernández singled, Ben Metzinger walked, and Terence Doston singled to start the inning.  Lara was hit by a pitch with one out to force in the tying run.  Barrios grounded into a force play at second but beat the throw to first to allow Metzinger to score and Doston to take third.  Moments later, Doston scored on a wild pitch by Hjerpe for the final run of the inning.

Peoria tied the game with the long ball in the bottom of the fifth.  Joshua Baez cracked a two-out homer to left-center with one out to even the score 3-3. 

Wisconsin starter Will Rudy allowed another hit before retiring the next two batters to keep the game tied.  Rudy allowed three runs on six hits with no walks and six strikeouts.

The Timber Rattlers bullpen was quick and efficient after taking over for Rudy in the sixth inning.  Will Childers retired the Chiefs in order on twelve pitched.  Aaron Rund took over in the bottom of the seventh and pitched a perfect inning with just nine pitches.  Chase Costello took the ball for the Rattlers in the bottom of the eighth.  He also worked a perfect inning on nine pitches.

The Rattlers went back in front in the top of the seventh with another bases-loaded rally.  Fernández started the rally with a one-out single against Peoria reliever Cade Winquest.  Doston drew a two-out walk.  Then, Dylan O’Rae sent a high chopper to the edge of the infield behind the second base bag and beat the throw to first to load the bases with an infield single.  Lara drew a four-pitch walk from Winquest to force in Fernández with the go-ahead run.

Barrios added an insurance with a fortunate bounce.  The Wisconsin shortstop hit a hard hopper back through the middle.  Winquest just missed the ball with a swipe of his glove behind his back.  The ball clipped off the second base bag just enough to throw off Harris’s attempt to field the ball.  The infield single scored Doston for a 5-3 lead.

Costello went back out for the bottom of the ninth to nail down the victory.  Harris reached on an infield single with one out to bring the tying run to the plate for the Chiefs.  Costello ended the game when he got William Sullivan to ground the ball behind second.  Barrios fielded the ball, stepped on second, and fired to first for the game-ending double play.

The Rattlers relievers pitched four scoreless innings, allowed one hit, walked none, and struck out two to close out the game.  All five Wisconsin pitchers combined to issue no walks in a game for the first time this season.

Wisconsin has won two in a row to take a 2-1 series lead over the Chiefs in the six-game series.

Game four of the series is scheduled for Friday night at Dozer Park.  Brett Wichrowski (0-1, 1.64) is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers.  Peoria’s starting pitcher is scheduled to be Hancel Rincon (1-0, 1.93).  Game time is 7:05pm CDT.

The Green Bay Packers are on the clock in more ways than one when the NFL Draft begins on Thursday night.

The Packers enter the draft with eleven picks: 

Round 1, pick 25
Round 2, pick 41 (from the Jets in Aaron Rodgers trade)
Round 2, pick 58
Round 3, pick 88
Round 3, pick 91 (from the Bills in Rasul Douglas trade)
Round 4, pick 126
Round 5, pick 169 (compensatory pick)
Round 6, pick 202
Round 6, pick 219 (compensatory pick)
Round 7, pick 245
Round 7, pick 255

While the consensus believes the Chicago Bears will draft their quarterback of the future in Caleb Williams, there is very little agreement on who the Packers will back at No. 25, according to NFL.com analysts:

Daniel Jeremiah: OT Amarius Mims (UGA)

Charles Davis: CB Nate Wiggins (CLEM)

Lance Zierlein: S Tyler Nubin (MINN)

Bucky Brooks: LB Payton Wilson (NCST)

Peter Schrager: OT Amarius Mims (UGA)

The draft begins in Detroit at 7 p.m. At the draft's conclusion on Saturday, the eyes will turn to Green Bay as the host of the annual event in 2025.

Two local teams are looking to shake off recent losses in search of better results on Thursday.

Sturgeon Bay will make the trip to Green Bay to play at NEW Lutheran with the first kick scheduled for 4:30 p.m.

Luxemburg-Casco will also kick off their match at 4:30 p.m. in Appleton when they face Fox Valley Lutheran.

The Packerland Conference Golf Tour heads to Idlewild Golf Course in Sturgeon Bay for its next stop on Thursday.

The Sturgeon Bay golf team continued their strong play in Packerland Conference action on Monday at Vernon Hills Golf Course. The Clippers won the meet with a score of 178, five strokes better than second place Gibraltar (183) and 13 better than Southern Door (191). Luke Selle and Tre Wienke tied each other with a score of 42, matching Gibraltar's Teddy Roth and Southern Door's Finley Lavine. Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux won his second straight meet with a low score of 38, three strokes better than second-place finisher Carter Koch of Oconto. 

Thursday's tee time is set for 4 p.m.

With four straight days of rain expected beginning on Saturday, the area's baseball and softball teams hope to squeeze in their games over the next two days.

Thursday's baseball action will see Luxemburg-Casco visiting Waupaca (4:30 p.m.), Southern Door visiting Sturgeon Bay for a doubleheader (5 p.m.), and Gibraltar heading to Sheboygan Lutheran (4:30 p.m.). Softball games include Luxemburg-Casco hosting Little Chute (4:30 p.m.) and Gibraltar visiting Sheboygan Lutheran (4:30 p.m.).

Friday's action will feature:

BASEBALL: Sevastopol is playing a twin bill at Oconto (3 p.m.), Luxemburg-Casco is hosting Green Bay Preble (4:30 p.m.)

SOFTBALL: Sevastopol is traveling to Oconto for a doubleheader (3 p.m.), Luxemburg-Casco is welcoming Denmark for a two-game set (4 p.m.)

The Luxemburg-Casco track team will have hosting duties on Thursday when they welcome several teams for the Spartan Invitational.

Denmark, Oostburg, Sevastopol, Southern Door, and Two Rivers will also be participating in the meet when it begins at 4 p.m.

Storms that rolled through the area on Tuesday prevented the Spartans from participating in their scheduled track meet. 

The Southern Door track teams posted the top scores in Monday's Door County Classic hosted at Sevastopol. The Eagles boys won 11 events, and the girls captured the top spot in five events, respectively, in their wins. For the boys, Zack Lynch (100m and 200m), Mason Motquin (400m), Ben Grota (800m, 3200m, 1600m), Damontrae Meeks (300m hurdles), Grant Pieschek (pole vault) and Alaric Urban (triple jump and long jump) winning their events. Frankie Nellis matched Urban's feat by winning the same two events on the girls' side. Danica Neville (pole vault), and Elise Jackson (100m hurdles) also won their events. 

The Sevastopol track team had hosting duties for this year's Door County Classic Track Meet, boasting one event champion along the way. Cassie Rankin posted a new personal record of 29 feet 5 inches in the shot put to win the event. The 4x400m relay team of Danica Werkheiser, Kylee Duessler, Caitlyn Hasenjager, and Caitlyn Fellner was the only other event win for the Pioneers for the boys and the girls. However, they did post a total of 11 top-3 performances to boost their point totals in the meet. 

In other track action, Kewaunee and Algoma will head to Oconto Falls for a track meet beginning at 4 p.m. Coleman, Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran, Hilbert, Laona-Wabeno, Lena, Marinette, Oconto, and Seymour also appearing. 

In their pentangular on Tuesday they hosted, the Storm girls nipped Peshtigo 113-111 while the boys held a much more comfortable advantage over the Bulldogs 173-127.  Topping the leaderboard for the boys were Owen Carlson (100m, 200m), Christopher Cullen (800m, 1600m), James Joski (3200m), Braxton Riha (Shot Put), Kemper Robinson (Discus), Maddix Mueller (High Jump, Triple jump), and DJ Echos (Long Jump). For the girls, it was Hannah Miller (400m, 800m), Katie Meier (1600m), Braelyn Witcpalek (300m high hurdles), Chyanne Robinson (Discus), Wren Kunesh (Pole Vault), and Gabby Stangel (Triple Jump) earning first place finishes.

Faith Gerdmann captured the lone win for the Algoma Track Team at the Kewaunee Pent on Tuesday. The race was delayed for over an hour due to storms in the area. Gerdmann cracked 33 feet for first place in the shot put while she threw over 96 feet in the discus to take second place. Brennan Buckman was the top-performing boy place-wise in the meet, coming in second place in the pole vault. Several members posted personal and season bests in the meet, including Mason Melohn (shot put), Isaac Yunk (discus), Aiden Moen (300m hurdles), Zoey Stuth (100m hurdles), and Emily Reif (300m hurdles) to come in the top three. 

The Green Bay Gamblers will have at least one more game in their season after beating Muskegon Lumberjacks 2-1 in game four of the Clark Cup Playoffs Wednesday night.

The game was tied 1-1 after the first period thanks to the Lumberjacks answering an early Ben Poitras tally in the frame. It looked like the game might go to overtime before Jayson Shaugabay buried a pass from Blake Bechen for a power-play goal with just over 30 seconds remaining in the game. Chicago Blackhawks prospect Adam Gajan sparkled in the net, stopping 31 of the 32 shots he faced.

Game five will take place on Friday in Muskegon at 7:10 p.m.

The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers almost let one get away to waste another terrific performance by starting pitcher Mark Manfredi on Wednesday afternoon at Dozer Park.  The Peoria Chiefs tied the game 2-2 with an unearned run in the bottom of the eighth inning after Wisconsin had led since the first inning.  Clutch relief work from Craig Yoho and a two-out RBI single by Jadher Areinamo in the tenth delivered Wisconsin a 3-2 victory.

The Timber Rattlers (11-6) took the lead with a two-out rally in the top of the first.  Gregory Barrios drew a walk and went to second on a wild pitch.  Luke Adams followed with a bloop single to right to chase Barrios across the plate for a 1-0 lead.

Adams added to the Wisconsin advantage in the third inning with a two-out, RBI double off the wall in right to score Luis Lara from second base.

Peoria (7-10) got to Manfredi in the bottom of the fifth inning.  The Chiefs had runners on the corners with one out.  Won-Bin Cho sent a weak grounder to first for an out to score the run from third.  Manfredi ended the inning with his eighth strikeout to strand the tying run in scoring position.

Manfredi allowed one run, walked two, hit one, and allowed four hits in five innings.  In his last two appearances, Manfredi has sixteen strikeouts over nine innings.

Tate Kuehner took over for Manfredi in the sixth and maintained the lead until the eighth.

Wisconsin’s offense had chances to add to their lead.  In the sixth, they had runners at first and second with one out.  In the seventh, Eduarqui Fernández had a lead-off double.  In the eighth, the Rattlers loaded the bases with two outs.  They did not score, and it would cost them.

Peoria’s Osvaldo Tovalin blooped a single to left with one out.  He moved to second on a weak ground ball that was the second out of the inning.  Dakota Harris sent a grounder to Adams at third for what looked like the final out.  However, the throw was wild and got past first baseman Ben Metzinger to allow Tovalin to score the tying run.

Kuehner got the final out of the eighth to keep the game tied.  The Rattlers went down in order in the ninth.  Yoho struck out the side in order in the bottom of the ninth and both teams went to extra innings for the first time this season.

The Rattlers nearly wasted their opportunity in the tenth.  Luis Lara started the inning at second base and moved to third on a grounder to the right side of the infield by Barrios.  Adams was next and hit a hard grounder near the third base bag.  Peoria third baseman Anyelo Encarnacion made the play and almost tagged out Lara as the Rattlers base runner scrambled back to safety.  Encarnacion still managed to get Adams at first for the second out.

That brought Areinamo to the plate.  He dropped a single to right on a 2-1 pitch to score Lara with the go-ahead run.  Areinamo went 3-for-5 in the game with three singles in his final three plate appearances.

Yoho went back out for the tenth inning with the tying run placed on second base for Peoria to start the inning.  Yoho got the first out on a popup and the second out on a grounder to Areinamo at second that allowed the tying run to take third base.  Yoho took all the drama out of the moment by striking out Leonardo Bernal on three straight pitches, including a called third strike to end the game and give the Rattlers the victory.

Game three of the series is Thursday night at Dozer Park.  Will Rudy (0-1, 6.23) has been announced as the starting pitcher for Wisconsin.  Cooper Hjerpe (0-0, 4.70) is set to start for Peoria.  Game time is 6:35pm.

The Sturgeon Bay High School celebrated the college signings of four Clipper athletes on Wednesday morning.  Dozens of students, coaches, and parents attended the signings by Alumni Hall in the school.  Track star Chase Hasenjager will be going to St. Norbert College in De Pere to run Track and Field for the Green Knights.  Mason Sacotte will play football for the Pointers of UW-Stevens Point.  Brody Kollath will play football for the UW-Oshkosh Titans next fall.  Eli Schuster will kick for the Lakeland College Muskies during the football campaign.  Track and Field Coach Troy Hasenjager says coaching his son and seeing him compete at the next level is very special.

Head Football Coach Carl Waterstreet shares some of the great qualities Sacotte, Kollath, and Schuster brought to the Clipper program since he coached them in grade school.

The four Clippers had committed to their respective colleges earlier in the month when signings were allowed.  You can watch Tuesday’s ceremony below.

The baseball fields were busy Tuesday as the high school teams were able to dodge the raindrops and get the games in.

In Packerland Conference play, The Southern Door Eagles blasted the Peshtigo Bulldogs 16-2 at home.  

Kewaunee also came away with a 16-2 win over Sevastopol on the road.

In Algoma, the Sturgeon Bay Clippers rallied in game two and completed a doubleheader sweep over the Wolves of 4-3 and 5-4.  

The North Eastern Conference saw the Luxemburg-Casco Spartans improve to 8-3 with an 11-5 home win over the Waupaca Comets. 

(photo courtesy of Ron LeCloux)

Area softball diamonds were busy with doubleheaders on Tuesday afternoon.

The Southern Door Eagles split a pair of games with the Peshtigo Bulldogs, winning 4—2 in the opener and losing 7-5 in the nightcap.

The Algoma Wolves cruised to a sweep at home against the Sturgeon Bay Clippers.  The Wolves shutout the Clippers 13-0 in the first game and hammered Sturgeon Bay 17-1 in the second game of the double bill.  

Two local girls' soccer teams were in action Tuesday night, taking on a couple of non-conference foes.   

Despite outshooting the Elkhart Lake/Glenbeulah Resorters on Tuesday night, the Sturgeon Bay Clippers came up short on the scoreboard, falling 2-0 in non-conference girls soccer at home. 

Sevastopol/Gibraltar dropped a 3-1 road decision to the Kohler Blue Bombers.

The Milwaukee Brewers dropped their second game in-a-row to the Pittsburg Pirates 2-1 on Tuesday.

Pittsburg started the scoring on a lead-off home run in the first inning by Andrew McCutchen off Brewer starter Tobias Myers, who made his major league debut.

Myers (0-1) took the loss but settled down and went five innings giving up only four hits with one walk and four strikeouts. 

The Pirates added a run in the sixth inning on an RBI single by Connor Joe off Brewer reliever Jared Koenig.

Brewer catcher Gary Sanchez cut the lead to 2-1 on a lead-off home run in the seventh inning, but that was all the Milwaukee offense muster in the game. 

Pirate starter Bailey Falter (2-1) went seven strong innings giving up only Sanchez's homer and two other hits while striking out eight and allowing one walk in picking up the win.  David Bedner picked up his fourth save of the year to close out the ninth for the Pirates (13-11).

The Brewers (14-8) and Pittsburg will play the third game of the four-game series on Wednesday starting at 5:40 p.m.   Bryse Wilson (2-0) will get the start for the Brewers. 

The Southern Door track teams posted the top scores in Monday's Door County Classic hosted at Sevastopol.

The Eagles boys won 11 events and the girls captured the top spot in five events in their respective wins. For the boys, Zack Lynch (100m and 200m), Mason Motquin (400m), Ben Grota (800m, 3200m, 1600m), Damontrae Meeks (300m hurdles), Grant Pieschek (pole vault) and Alaric Urban (triple jump and long jump) winning their events. Frankie Nellis matched Urban's feat by winning the same two events on the girls' side. Danica Neville (pole vault), and Elise Jackson (100m hurdles) also won their events. 

The Sturgeon Bay track teams performed well at Monday's Door County Classic but played second fiddle to Southern Door in both the boy's and girls' divisions. For the boys', Chase Hasenjager (400m), Ozzie Langfeldt (110m hurdles), Braden Evers (shot put), and Gannon Evers (discus) captured the top spot in their respective events. The Clippers girls were paced by first-place performances by Julia Kurek (3200m, 1600m), Ella Tarkowski (100m), Tiviana Andropolis (200m), Cady Carlson (400m), Jade Tomberlin (800m), and Gabriella Luett (discus).

The Gibraltar Vikings track teams posted plenty of top-three performances, but only two leaped to the top of the podium at Monday's Door County Classic. Braden Sitte won the event with a personal best high jump of six feet. He also finished runner-up in the 100m, 200m, and long jump. McKailey Reisen raced to a win in the 100m hurdles and leaped to the top spot in the high jump. 

The Sevastopol track team had hosting duties for this year's Door County Classic Track Meet, boasting one event champion along the way. Cassie Rankin posted a new personal record of 29 feet 5 inches in the shot put to win the event. The 4x400m relay team of Danica Werkheiser, Kylee Duessler, Caitlyn Hasenjager, and Caitlyn Fellner was the only other event win for the Pioneers for the boys and the girls, though they did post a total of 11 top-3 performances to boost their point totals in the meet. 

NOTE:  There was a three-way tie for the top boys award. Ben Grota of Southern Door, Branden Sitte of Gibraltar and Southern Door's Aleric Urban all had 18 points.

Mens Varsity

18 / 18  Events Completed

1.Southern Door125

2.Sturgeon Bay84

3.Gibraltar28

4.Sevastopol25

Mens Exhibition

11 / 11  Events Completed

1.Southern Door87

2.Sturgeon Bay26

3.Gibraltar3

Womens Varsity

18 / 18  Events Completed

1.Southern Door95.5

2.Sturgeon Bay87

3.Sevastopol42.5

4.Gibraltar33

Womens Exhibition

12 / 12  Events Completed

1.Southern Door130

2.Gibraltar7

Kewaunee County's track teams will take their turns with meets on Tuesday. Kewaunee will host the non-Door County track teams in the Packerland Conference while Luxemburg-Casco battles Clintonville, Denmark, Little Chute, and Waupaca in Little Chute. Both meets will begin between 4 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.

After only one local team played on Monday, there will be many more baseball and softball games on the docket for Tuesday.

On Monday, Luxemburg-Casco swept a doubleheader from Fox Valley Lutheran on the road 1-0 and 10-0.

Tuesday's softball schedule includes Algoma hosting Sturgeon Bay (4:30 p.m.), Gibraltar traveling to Manitowoc Lutheran (4:30 p.m.), Sevastopol hosting Kewaunee (4:30 p.m.), and Southern Door playing Peshtigo at UW-Green Bay (4:30 p.m.)

The baseball slate has Luxemburg-Casco hosting Waupaca (4:30 p.m.), Southern Door welcoming Peshtigo (3:45 p.m.), Sturgeon Bay traveling to Algoma (4:30 p.m.), and Kewaunee visiting Sevastopol (4:30 p.m.).

The Sturgeon Bay golf team continued their strong play in Packerland Conference action on Monday at Vernon Hills Golf Course.

The Clippers won the meet with a score of 178, five strokes better than second place Gibraltar (183) and 13 better than Southern Door (191). Luke Selle and Tre Wienke tied each other with a score of 42, matching Gibraltar's Teddy Roth and Southern Door's Finley Lavine.

Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux won his second straight meet with a low score of 38, three strokes better than second-place finisher Carter Koch of Oconto. The rest of the scores are below.

Sturgeon Bay is back in action on Tuesday at Whistling Straits when they battle Crandon, Crivitz, Gillett, Laona-Wabeno, Lena, Niagara, Oconto, Oneida Nation, Peshtigo, and Saint Thomas Aquinas Academy. The tee time is set for 1 p.m.

A familiar face will reportedly be roaming the sidelines for the Green Bay women's basketball team in the upcoming season.

According to the Green Bay Press-Gazette, Kayla Karius will be named the new head coach of the Phoenix later this week. Karius has spent the past two years as the head coach at South Dakota and went 23-13 this season. Karius's maiden name is Tetschlag, and her time with the Phoenix was spectacular. Individually, Karius was a first-team all-conference selection twice, the league’s co-player of the year, and made the all-defensive team her senior season. The team won four conference championships, made three NCAA appearances, and went to the program's only Sweet 16.

Post Phoenix career, she played in Europe before bouncing around the coaching ranks at South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Drake before landing the top job at Green Bay. 

Two of the area's soccer team split their matchups on Monday ahead of more action slated for Tuesday.

Sturgeon Bay scored early and often at host Green Bay West in a 9-0 win. They are scheduled to get back after it Tuesday night when they host Elkhart Lake at 5 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team could not claw their way back into the win column Monday night, falling to Wrightstown 2-1.

In other soccer action, Sevastopol/Gibraltar will travel south to take on Kohler for a 6 p.m. first touch.

The Green Bay Gamblers will try to take a series lead in their matchup against the Muskegon Lumberjacks Tuesday night when they host game three at the Resch Center.

In their 4-1 loss Sunday, the Lumberjacks scored three straight goals, effectively sending the series to Green Bay. Lev Katzin's second-period goal was the only time the Gamblers got on the scoreboard in the game, a tally that the Lumberjacks would match in the second period. Gavin Moffatt stopped 22 of the 26 shots he faced. 

Puck drop for Tuesday and Wednesday's games at the Resch Center is set for 7:05 p.m. A split over the next two games would send the series back to Muskegon.

The Sevastopol track team will take on the hosting duties for this year's Door County Classic when the first events begin at 4:30 p.m.

Sturgeon Bay, Southern Door, Gibraltar, and Sevastopol will all compete for the first time since last week's Packerland Conference Relays at Kewaunee. The Southern Door girls won their side of the meet while the Southern Door boys took third.  The Eagles boys won the 4x100m and 4x800m relays and the Eagles girls were led by Elise Jackson (100m and 300m hurdles) and the 4x200m relay. Results from that meet can be found here.

A three-game winning streak is on the line Monday afternoon when the Luxemburg-Casco softball team plays a pair against Fox Valley Lutheran.

In their last game, the Spartans overcame an early 2-0 deficit and four errors during Friday's game against Oconto Falls to win 7-3. Kate Van Ess had the biggest offensive day for the Spartans, going 3-4 while knocking in three runs. Erin Cherovsky earned the win in relief, allowing two hits while striking out eight across the final five innings.

The Foxes are also riding a three-game winning streak into the game, which includes a Saturday sweep of their opponents at the Shiocton Triangular.

First pitch is set for 4 p.m. in Appleton.

Photo by Ron LeCloux

Two local soccer teams will take the field on Monday, hoping to kick off their weeks with wins.

Sturgeon Bay hopes a match on the road at Green Bay West will help them forget their 8-0 loss to Appleton North on Friday. Kickoff from Marcelle Stadium is slated for 5 p.m.

Luxemburg-Casco aims to build on the momentum from its 4-0 win over Denmark when they welcome Wrightstown to town. They will play under the lights at 6:30 p.m.

The Packerland Conference brings its clubs to Oconto's Vernon Hills Golf Course the next leg of its season on Monday.

Last Thursday, Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux made history at Little River Golf Course in Marinette, becoming the first in school history to win a Packerland Conference golf meet. With a score of 38, Maccaux was one of two golfers to break 40 across nine holes. Oconto's Carter Koch shot a 39. Southern Door golfers Tyler Plzak and Finley Lavine tied for third place as they both shot a 40, one stroke better than fifth-place finish Finn Salm of Gibraltar.

Gibraltar, Kewaunee, NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy, Oconto, Peshtigo, Sevastopol, Southern Door, and Sturgeon Bay are all slated to be there when the round begins at 4 p.m.

The Green Bay Gamblers will host the Muskegon Lumberjacks for at least two games of the Clark Cup Playoffs after losing on Sunday 4-1.

After a scoreless first period, the Lumberjacks scored three straight goals, effectively sending the series to Green Bay. Lev Katzin's second-period goal was the only time the Gamblers got on the scoreboard in the game, a tally that the Lumberjacks would match in the second period. Gavin Moffatt stopped 22 of the 26 shots he faced. 

Puck drop for Tuesday and Wednesday's games at the Resch Center is set for 7:05 p.m. A split over the next two games would send the series back to Muskegon.

It was the pitchers turn to shine for the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers on Sunday.  The Wisconsin offense combined for 27 runs on 27 hits over their last two wins over the Cedar Rapids Kernels.  In the series finale at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium, Edwin Jimenez and four relievers combined on a three-hit shutout in Wisconsin’s 2-0 win.

Dylan O’Rae started the Wisconsin first inning by drawing a walk. He scored two pitches later when Jadher Areinamo doubled to the corner in right for a 1-0 lead.

O’Rae, the Rattlers lead-off hitter, has reached base to start the first inning in five straight games.  He has scored in the first inning in four of those games.  The only time O’Rae didn’t score in the first inning during the streak was on Saturday when he was thrown out at the plate on a stolen base attempt.

Matt Wood drove in Areinamo with a sacrifice fly later in the first inning for a 2-0 advantage for Wisconsin (10-5).

That was it for the Rattlers offense.  After the first inning Wisconsin had two singles and didn’t have runner reach second base.  Five Timber Rattlers pitchers made sure that didn’t matter.

Jimenez allowed two hits and struck out four over five scoreless innings to earn his third win in three starts this season.  His defense helped with some big plays.

The Kernels (6-8) had runners at first and second with two outs in the third inning.  Ricardo Olivar sent a sinking line drive to center and Luis Lara made a sliding catch for the final out.

In the fifth, a single and a wild pitch put a Kernel on second with no outs.  Jimenez got the first out on a weak tapper in front of the plate that kept the runner at second.  Then, Keoni Cavaco sent a hard grounder to short.  Areinamo made a diving stop, held the runner at second, and fired to first in time for the second out.  Jimenez ended the inning with a strikeout to keep the lead intact.

Chase Costello was the first Wisconsin reliever, and he tossed a perfect sixth with two strikeouts.

Stiven Cruz was next man up for the bullpen.  He got the first out on a big defensive play on a tricky grounder by Dylan O’Rae where Cruz had to race over to cover first base and take the throw.  The next two batters reached on a single and a walk.  Cruz escaped the jam on a 6-3 double play.

Aaron Rund and Craig Yoho closed out the game in style for Wisconsin’s second shutout of the year.  Rund pitched a 1-2-3 eighth inning on another sparkling defensive play by Areinamo and two strikeouts.  Yoho followed suit by pitching a perfect ninth with two strikeouts for his third save of the season.

Wisconsin has outscored their opponents 21-8 in the first inning this season.
 

The Timber Rattlers won the final three games of the series to win the six-game series with four wins against the Kernels.  Wisconsin has won all three series they have played this season.

The Timber Rattlers are off on Monday.  They return to action on Tuesday to start a series with the Peoria Chiefs at Dozer Park in Peoria, Illinois.  Wisconsin has Patricio Aquino (1-0, 2.70) as their scheduled starting pitcher.  The Chiefs have named Brycen Mautz (0-2, 9.82) as their starting pitcher.  Game time is 6:05pm CDT.

Whether you call it an accomplishment or a punishment, there will be a new team state champion at Division 2 for wrestling after Luxemburg-Casco lost its appeal earlier this week.

According to WisSports.net, Luxemburg-Casco appealed their anticipated elevation to Division 1 after winning their second straight team state championship in their third consecutive appearance. Because of that success, they joined Fennimore, Prairie du Chien, and Coleman in moves to different divisions for the 2024-2025. Kaukauna has had similar success to those programs, but they are already at Division 1 and cannot move. While Fennimore accepted their fate, Coleman Luxemburg-Casco and Prairie du Chien tried stopping their moves through the appeal process but were ultimately denied. In fact, the WIAA denied 11 of the 12 appeals, only accepting the Albany/Monticello girls basketball team's request to stay at Division 5. Head Coach Chas Treml was asked about the likely move shortly after they won their team state championship, saying that they would be prepared for the challenge.

The first appearance in the second round of the Clark Cup in over a decade went well as they beat the Muskegon Lumberjacks 4-3.

The two teams scored in every period, with the Gamblers' second first-period goal proving to be the difference. Jayson Shaugabay scored two goals, while Charlie Russell and Blake Bechen each registered a goal and an assist. Ryan Humphrey recorded two assists. 

Gavin Moffatt stopped 26 of the 29 shots.

The Gamblers and the Lumberjacks meet again on Sunday at 2:10 p.m.

The Gibraltar/Washington Island Vikings baseball team responded to a 4-1 loss in game one to the Southern Door Eagles with a 10-8 win in the second contest.

The Southern Door Eagles softball team needed just eight innings to score 30 runs across two games in a pair of 15-0 wins over Gibraltar on Saturday.

The Luxemburg-Casco baseball team won a pair of close games against Wrightstown on Saturday, beating them 2-1 and 3-2.

The Sturgeon Bay baseball team recorded a pair of big wins on Saturday in Gillett, beating Crandon 7-6 and the host Tigers 20-9.

The Kewaunee Storm baseball team gave up two but scored three in one inning on Saturday, and that is all they needed in a 3-2 win over Green Bay Preble at Fox Cities Stadium.

The Algoma Wolves baseball team trailed by four runs before taking charge and winning their matchup against Peshtigo 9-5.

The Kewaunee softball team broke out of their slump on Saturday, beating NEW Lutheran 10-0 and 15-3.

Mike Boeve and his .553 batting average were promoted from the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers to the Biloxi Shuckers of the Southern League early Saturday morning by the Milwaukee Brewers.  Boeve’s now former Timber Rattlers teammates didn’t miss a beat as they bashed fifteen hits, drew seven walks, and stole five bases to race past the Cedar Rapids Kernels 14-8 on Saturday afternoon at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium.  Gregory Barrios led the Rattlers hit parade by going 4-for-5 with five RBI.

Wisconsin (9-5) took the lead in the bottom of the second on back-to-back doubles by Jadher Areinamo and Jesús Chirinos.  The Rattlers loaded the bases with no outs, but a double play left the Rattlers with runners at second and third and in danger of not adding to their lead.  Dylan O’Rae extended the frame when he drew a walk to reload the bases.  Then, Barrios lined a single to right to score two runs for a 3-0 lead.

Cedar Rapids (6-7) put their first two batters of the top of the third on base.  Wisconsin starter Alexander Cornielle struck out the next two hitters.  However, Rubel Cespedes blooped a 2-2 pitch into shallow center for an RBI single.  Cornielle walked the next batter to load the bases and the call to the bullpen was made as he was at 35 pitches for the inning.

Tyler Wehrle took over and gave up a three-run double to Danny De Andrade and an RBI single to Jay Harry to put the Rattlers down by two runs.

The Rattlers didn’t stay down for long as they exploded for five runs in the fourth to take an 8-5 lead.

Ram?n Rodríguez and Terence Doston pulled a double steal with one out to get runners on second and third for one out.  O’Rae knocked in both runners with a single to tie the game.  Luis Lara singled to center with two outs and O’Rae was going from first to third when the throw to third from the outfield sailed out of play to allow O’Rae to score the go-ahead run.  Luke Adams and Jadher Areinamo followed with consecutive RBI singles to cap the scoring in the inning.

The Kernels scored a run against Wehrle in the top of the fifth to cut into the deficit but that seemed to get the attention of Wisconsin’s offense again as they loaded the bases.  Barrios knocked in two runners with a double before Lara added a sacrifice fly for an 11-6 advantage.

Gabriel Gonzalez and Rubel Cespedes helped Cedar Rapids stage a two-out rally in the top of the sixth with an RBI double and an RBI single and the Rattlers were only up by three runs.

Wisconsin doubled that lead in their half of the sixth as they loaded the bases with two outs.  O’Rae was hit by a pitch with two outs to force in the first run.  Barrios sent a grounder up the middle and O’Rae beat the flip to second for what would have been the final out.  The speed of O’Rae got Barrios his fourth hit and fifth RBI of the game.  Lara drew a bases-loaded walk to score the final run of the game.

Childers didn’t allow a run in the seventh.  Jake Polancic tossed a scoreless eighth and Yerlin Rodriguez closed out the game with a scoreless ninth.

Barrios reached base seven straight times between the games on Friday and Saturday.  He is 13-for-18 with six doubles and eight RBI in the five games of this series with the Kernels.

Rodríguez, Eduarqui Fernández, and Doston, the 7, 8, & 9 hitters in the Wisconsin lineup, each scored three runs in the game.  Doston walked three times.

The Timber Rattlers hold a 3-2 lead in the series as they head into the final game of the series with the Kernels on Sunday afternoon.

Wisconsin has Edwin Jimenez (2-0, 6.55) as their scheduled starting pitcher.  Cedar Rapids has Darren Bowen (0-1, 19.29) as their starter.  Game time is 1:10pm.

After a busy Friday for some of the area's teams, Saturday's slate of baseball and softball games will feature the return of Kewaunee baseball to Fox Cities Stadium.

The Storm will face Green Bay Preble at the home of the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers in a doubleheader. First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m. Other baseball action scheduled for Saturday includes Sturgeon Bay traveling to Gillett to face the home school and Crandon (10 a.m.), Gibraltar hosting Southern Door for a doubleheader (11 a.m.), and Algoma traveling to Peshtigo for a doubleheader (11 a.m.).

Saturday's softball slate includes Gibraltar hosting Southern Door for a doubleheader (11 a.m.) and Kewaunee playing at home against NEW Lutheran in a twinbill (11 a.m.).

Friday's action included:

The Southern Door Eagles softball team trades blows with Two Rivers on Friday, coming out on the right end of a 6-5 win ahead of a doubleheader against Gibraltar on Saturday.

The Luxemburg-Casco softball team overcame an early 2-0 deficit and four errors during Friday's game against Oconto Falls to win 7-3.

The Gibraltar/Washington Island softball team jumped out to a 2-0 lead, but gave up at least three runs in each inning after that to lose to Coleman 19-4 in four innings on Friday.

The Gibraltar/Washington Island Vikings beat the Coleman Cougars 8-1 on Friday, beating them for the first time since 2014.

The Kewaunee Storm baseball team did not look past the Brillion Lions before their matchup against Green Bay Preble at Fox Cities Stadium, beating the Lions 7-2.

The Green Bay Gamblers will try to keep their Clark Cup hopes alive on Saturday when they face the Muskegon Lumberjacks.

The Gamblers skated away with a 3-2 win on Wednesday against the Chicago Steel to advance to the USHL Clark Cup Playoffs. After a scoreless first period, Ben Poitras scored two goals in five minutes to give the Gamblers a 2-0 lead. After the Steel tied the game up in the third period, the two teams played extra hockey for the sixth time in 12 games. It had a happy ending for the home fans as Aidan Park netted the game-winner with four minutes remaining to send the Gamblers to Muskegon for the second round of the playoffs. 

Games 1 and 2 will be played at Muskegon on April 20th and 21st starting at 6:05 p.m. The Gamblers won four of its five matchups against the Lumberjacks this season, including a three-game sweep in Muskegon in October.

The Green Bay Blizzard only trailed once in front of over 6,600 of its home fans on Friday night, beating the Sioux Falls Storm 48-35.

The deficit came in the first quarter when the Storm converted their point after touchdown attempt to make it 7-6. Tied at 14-14, the Blizzard on the last possession of the first half and the first possession of the second half to stake themselves to a 28-14 advantage they would not relinquish.

Max Meylor scored six touchdowns in the game, throwing for three scores to go along with his 150 yards passing. He also ran for three touchdowns and 63 yards. Lowell Patron was the biggest beneficiary of Meylor's exploits, catching six balls for over 100 yards and two touchdowns.

The Blizzard are back in action on April 26th when they host Iowa.

The winning momentum from Thursday's win over Sevastopol/Gibraltar came to crashing halt on Friday with Sturgeon Bay losing to Appleton North 8-0.

Six different players scored goals for Appleton North, including a hat trick by Kalli Drexler. Six of the eight goals came via an assist.

The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers trailed the Cedar Rapids Kernels 1-0 after the top of the first inning on Friday Night at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium.  The Rattlers changed the game immediately as they scored eight runs in their first offensive turn on the way to a 13-3 victory over Cedar Rapids.

The Kernels (6-6) took the lead in the first inning on an unearned run.  Wisconsin starting pitcher Brett Wichrowski committed a throwing error on a grounder back to the mound and instead of two outs with no one on base, Cedar Rapids had Gabriel Gonzalez at second with one out.  Wichrowski got the second out on a grounder that moved Gonzalez to third base.  Gonzalez scored when Wichrowski committed a balk to put the Kernels were up 1-0.

Wisconsin (8-5) stormed back by sending twelve men to the plate in the bottom of the first inning.

Dylan O’Rae started the rally with a walk and a stolen base.  He would score on a throwing error off a grounder from Luis Lara.  Mike Boeve drew a one-out walk.  Then, Gregory Barrios doubled to left to score both Lara and Boeve for a 3-1 lead.  Matt Wood singled to drive in Barrios and that was the end of the line for the Kernels starting pitcher Miguelangel Boadas, who retired just one batter in his first start of the season.

Jacob Noble relieved Boadas and got the second out of the inning but walked the next two hitters to load the bases.  O’Rae in his second at bat of the inning beat out an infield single to drive in a run.  Lara followed with a two-run single. 

Wisconsin’s final run of the inning scored when Lara stole second as Noble’s pitch home went to the backstop to allow O’Rae to score on a wild pitch for an 8-1 lead.

Wood cracked a three-run home run in the bottom of the second.  The homer was his first of the season to give him four RBI on the night.

Boeve continued his torrid start with an RBI single in the third inning for a 12-1 lead.  Boeve was 2-for-2 with a walk on Friday after going 3-for-3 with a walk on Thursday to reach base in seven straight plate appearances.  Boeve is 8-for-11 with three walks in four games of the series with Cedar Rapids.  He is also 21-for-38 (.553) with thirteen walks in thirteen games this season.

Cedar Rapids scored a run off Wichrowski in the fourth inning on an RBI single by Agustin Ruiz.  The Kernels had runners on first and third with one out in the inning before Wichrowski ended the frame with back-to-back strikeouts.

Aaron Rund relieved Wichrowski to pitch a scoreless fifth.  Brian Fitzgerald pitched a scoreless sixth and seventh before allowing a run on a one-out RBI single by Ricardo Olivar in the eighth inning.  Fitzgerald allowed nothing else in the inning thanks to consecutive highlight defensive plays by the defense.  Fitzgerald speared a liner back through the middle for the second out.  Barrios went deep in the hole to flag down a grounder and a strong throw to first for the final out.

Wisconsin put one final run across the plate in the bottom of the eighth when Cedar Rapids committed a two-out error with the bases loaded.  The Kernels were charged with four errors in the game.

Chase Costello pitched a 1-2-3 ninth inning to close out the game.

Boeve isn’t the only Timber Rattler having a great offensive series.  Barrios was 3-for-3 with two walks on Friday night.  He is 9-for-13 with five doubles.  O’Rae, who was 2-for-3 with two walks and three runs scored on Friday, is 6-for-14 in the series.

The series is even through four games with each team collecting two wins.

Game five of the series is Saturday afternoon at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium.  Alexander Cornielle (1-1, 5.40) is the scheduled starting pitcher for Wisconsin.  Cedar Rapids sends CJ Culpepper to the mound.  Game time is 1:10pm.

While some teams may have gotten some at-bats on Thursday, other teams will see some uncommon foes on Friday.

The baseball slate features Southern Door hosting Bonduel (4 p.m.), Kewaunee facing Brillion on the road (3:30 p.m.) and Gibraltar heading to Coleman (4:30 p.m.).

Softball action includes Luxemburg-Casco traveling to Oconto Falls (4:30 p.m.) Southern Door is visiting Two Rivers (4:30 p.m.), and Gibraltar is heading to Coleman (4:30 p.m.).

In Thursday's action:

Baseball

The Luxemburg-Casco Spartans baseball team held off a late rally by the Sturgeon Bay Clippers Thursday night to win the non-conference matchup 2-1 under the lights of Memorial Field.

Softball

The Sevastopol Pioneers softball team only played eight innings across two games on Thursday, but they were still able to score 30 runs on 26 hits in a pair of 15-0 wins over Sturgeon Bay on Thursday.

A four-run seventh inning by the Valders Vikings snatched a win away from the Kewaunee softball team on Thursday as they fell 6-3.

Seven runs in the second inning was all the Luxemburg-Casco softball team needed in its 11-1 victory over Marinette on Thursday.

After playing against their county rivals on Thursday, the Sturgeon Bay girls' soccer team is back in action on Friday.

The Clippers will travel south to Appleton to face Appleton North for a 7 p.m. first kick.

In Thursday's action:

Sturgeon Bay notched its first conference win, 2-0, over the Sevastopol/Gibraltar United team Thursday night at Clark Field.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team had their most dominating win of the season on Thursday, beating their rivals from Denmark 4-0 on the road.

The Luxemburg-Casco golf team will step out of conference play on Thursday to face various teams from across the region. Brillion, De Pere, Denmark, Kiel, Manitowoc Lincoln, Mishicot, New Holstein, Roncalli, Sheboygan Falls, St. Lawrence Seminary, Valders, and Wrightstown will also meet Seven Lakes Golf Course in Reedsville. Tee time is set for 11 a.m.

Sturgeon Bay will also play at a tournament in Coleman featuring Crandon, Crivitz, Gillett, Lena, Marinette, Niagara, Oconto, Oconto Falls, Oneida Nation, Peshtigo, and Saint Thomas Aquinas. Tee time for that tournament is at 9 a.m. at Parkway Golf Course.

In Thursday's golf action, Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux made history on Thursday at Little River Golf Course in Marinette, becoming the first in school history to win a Packerland Conference golf meet.

Two meteorological phenomena will battle each other at the Resch Center on Friday night when the Green Bay Blizzard host the Sioux Falls Storm.

Friday marks the second time in a month the Blizzard has come into a matchup with an extra week of preparation. In their last game, the Blizzard scored in every quarter and held onto its halftime lead in a 32-24 win over the Quad Cities Steamwheelers. The Blizzard's Skyler Perry scored three total touchdowns while throwing for 59 yards and running for another 67 yards. Jalyn Cagle made the most of his limited touches, rushing for two scores on four carries and 20 yards.

Kickoff is set for 6:05 p.m.

The area's baseball and softball teams hope their fields are dried enough to allow them to play on Thursday.

If they do play, Luxemburg-Casco is traveling to Sturgeon Bay (6:30 p.m.) for baseball while on the softball diamond, Sturgeon Bay is hosting Sevastopol for a doubleheader (4:30 p.m.), Kewaunee welcomes Valders (4:30 p.m.), and Luxemburg-Casco is playing at home against Marinette (4:30 p.m.). 

The Packerland Conference will converge on Kewaunee High School on Thursday for its annual relays meet.

Algoma, Gibraltar, NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy, Oconto, Peshtigo, Sevastopol, Southern Door, Kewaunee and Sturgeon Bay will all compete in the event that features mostly relays and field events. Last year's event was canceled.

The first events begin at 3:30 p.m.

The area's soccer teams will look to break up their non-winning streaks on Thursday, though it will come at the expense of the other in one of the matchups.

Sturgeon Bay and Sevastopol/Gibraltar will duel at Clark Field beginning at 6 p.m. while Luxemburg-Casco travels to Denmark for a 4:30 p.m. first touch. All three teams either lost or picked up a draw in their last two matches.

The Packerland Conference's golf teams will grab their clubs and head to Marinette on Thursday for the third round of their season's circuit.

Gibraltar, Kewaunee, NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy, Oconto, Peshtigo, Sturgeon Bay, Sevastopol, and Southern Door are all scheduled to participate when the meet begins at 4 p.m at Marinette's Little River Golf Course. 

On Monday, the Sturgeon Bay golf team captured its second win of the season at The Woods Golf Course in Green Bay. Tre Wienke's score of 40 paced the Clippers to 175 points. Evan Maccaux of Kewaunee was right behind Wienke with a score of 41, while Oconto's Carter Koch registered a score of 43 points. Four others, including Southern Door's Finley LaVine and Sturgeon Bay's Calvin Richard and Owen Pichette, scored a 44.

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A relatively light high school baseball schedule was played in the area on Tuesday night.

In Brussels, the Algoma Wolves swept a doubleheader from the Southern Door Eagles with scores of 10-2 in the opener and a tight 2-1 win in the nightcap.

The Sevastopol Pioneers lost a 4-2 road decision to Kohler/Christian at Kohler Ebben Field. 

The girl's high school softball teams in the area were able to get their games in on Tuesday night before the rains.

In Brussels, the Southern Door Eagles and the Algoma Wolves split a doubleheader, with the Wolves winning game one 9-4 and the Eagles winning the nightcap 5-2 in Packerland Conferance action.

The Sevastopol Pioneers were no-hit by Kiran Sanford and the Mishicot Indians in their 6-0 non-conference road loss.

The Southern Door Eagles boys and girls track team swept the Packerland Conference meet at Algoma High School on Tuesday afternoon with five teams competing.  The boys dominated with 182.2 points, and Giblartar came in second with 75.3 points. 

On the girl's side, the Eagles again came out on top with 179.2 points, with Gibraltar taking second place with 69.3 points.  The complete team and individual results are posted below.

Girls Team Scores Place School Points =================================================================== 1 Southern Door 182 2

Gibraltar 75 3

Green Bay New Lutheran 36 4

Algoma 30 5

Oconto 17

Boys Team Scores Place School Points =================================================================== 1 Southern Door 179 2

Algoma 69 3

Gibraltar 35 4

Green Bay New Lutheran 28.5

Oconto  24.5

Individual scores

Algoma High School Track                            

                                    Results                                    

 

Event 1  Girls 4x800 Meter Relay

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    School                                               Finals 

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Finals

  1 Southern Door  'A'                                 14:12.69  

     1) Wrenn, Lilly                    2) Soto, Lucia                    

     3) Massart, Anna                   4) Uecker, Joslyn                 

 

Event 2  Boys 4x800 Meter Relay

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    School                                               Finals 

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  1 Southern Door  'A'                                 11:01.87  

     1) Slezewski, Spencer              2) Larios Amezquita, Owen         

     3) Penovich, Cody                  4) Kaser, Ethan                   

 

Event 3  Girls 100 Meter Hurdles

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals  H#

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  1 Jackson, Elise               Southern Doo             18.83   2 

  2 Borkovetz, Kya               Southern Doo             20.48   2 

  3 Sund, Daylia                 Southern Doo             20.65   2 

  4 Stuth, Zoey                  Algoma                   22.74   2 

  5 Reif, Emily                  Algoma                   23.75   1 

  6 Mlnarik, Myah                Oconto                   25.55   2 

  7 Schley, Hannah               Southern Doo             26.13   1 

  8 LeBotte, Tessa               Algoma                   29.03   1 

 

Event 4  Boys 110 Meter Hurdles

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Meeks, Damontrae             Southern Doo             19.32  

  2 Moen, Aiden                  Algoma                   19.90  

  3 VanRemortel, Braeden         Southern Doo             22.59  

  4 Jeanquart, Elmer             Southern Doo             24.71  

 

Event 5  Girls 100 Meter Dash

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals  H#

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  1 Nellis, Frankie              Southern Doo             14.09   5 

  2 Jones, Bella                 Gibraltar                14.74   5 

  3 Knudson, Hayden              Gibraltar                14.82   5 

  4 Claflin, Kyleigh             Southern Doo             14.87   5 

  5 Payne, Izzy                  Green Bay NE             14.89   5 

  6 Claflin, Chelsie             Southern Doo             15.37   4 

  7 Wilke, Delaney               Southern Doo             15.53   5 

  8 Maccaux, Tara                Southern Doo             15.80   4 

  9 Adams-McIntosh, Kiera        Green Bay NE             15.81   4 

 10 Gorham, Mikala               Gibraltar                15.81   1 

 11 Petrina, Abby                Southern Doo             15.99   4 

 12 Noskowiak, Sara              Green Bay NE             16.10   4 

 13 Saliger, Joslyn              Green Bay NE             16.23   4 

 14 Reif, Ellie                  Algoma                   16.47   4 

 15 Hermstedt, Julia             Southern Doo             16.51   2 

 16 Barragan, Mia                Algoma                   17.10   1 

 17 Borths, Madelyn              Algoma                   17.23   3 

 18 Moyer, Emma                  Southern Doo             17.28   3 

 19 Hah, Portia                  Southern Doo             17.38   5 

 20 Reisen, Carenna              Gibraltar                17.43   3 

 21 Peterson, Brooke             Oconto                   17.52   3 

 22 Woelfel, Kayleigh            Algoma                   18.05   2 

 23 Suarez, Maria                Oconto                   18.09   3 

 24 Birkholz, Clara              Gibraltar                18.11   2 

 25 Liu, Vicky                   Algoma                   19.44   2 

 -- Kribs, Tabitha               Green Bay NE             18.87   1 

 

Event 6  Boys 100 Meter Dash

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals  H#

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  1 Lynch, Zack                  Southern Doo             12.01   5 

  2 Liebzeit, Bryce              Green Bay NE             12.48   5 

  3 Sitte, Braden                Gibraltar                12.53   5 

  4 Caylor, Dominic              Oconto                   12.56   5 

  5 Gilbertson, Colt             Southern Doo             13.00   4 

  6 Buckman, Brennan             Algoma                   13.01   3 

  7 Neal, Sean                   Gibraltar                13.13   5 

  8 Berg, Lauden                 Southern Doo             13.16   5 

  9 Bryzozowski, Owen            Oconto                   13.21   2 

 10 Borgeaud, Quentin            Green Bay NE             13.24   5 

 11 Mercier, Giovanni            Gibraltar                13.38   4 

 12 Trepanier, Owen              Oconto                   13.43   3 

 13 Taylor, Makii                Southern Doo             13.43   4 

 14 Barrett, Sam                 Green Bay NE             13.45   5 

 15 Rouer, Isaac                 Southern Doo             13.86   4 

 16 Meverden, Jack               Algoma                   13.89   4 

 17 Jackson, Thomas              Southern Doo             13.97   4 

 18 Pieschek, Grant              Southern Doo             13.98   1 

 19 Jadin, Eli                   Southern Doo             13.99   3 

 20 Weber, Grant                 Southern Doo             14.17   4 

 21 Cochart, Lane                Algoma                   14.30   1 

 22 Fitzgerald, Hudson           Gibraltar                14.66   3 

 23 Rouve, Nathan                Green Bay NE             14.74   3 

 24 Wolf, Chris                  Algoma                   15.87   2 

 25 Brumm, Brayden               Algoma                   16.12   3 

 26 Borths, Preston              Algoma                   18.01   2 

 

Event 7  Girls 1600 Meter Run

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Bousley, Emma                Southern Doo           6:12.40  

  2 Williams, Sataya             Green Bay NE           6:55.87  

  3 Kolb, Selamnesh              Green Bay NE           8:23.35  

 

Event 8  Boys 1600 Meter Run

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Grota, Ben                   Southern Doo           5:10.14  

  2 Kirchman, Alex               Algoma                 5:31.04  

  3 Devoe, Graham                Gibraltar              5:44.77  

  4 Vogel, Brayden               Southern Doo           5:49.67  

  5 Habermeyer, Dylan            Green Bay NE           6:04.83  

  6 Kuehn, Mathis                Green Bay NE           6:09.01  

  7 Penovich, Cody               Southern Doo           6:21.86  

 

Event 9  Girls 4x200 Meter Relay

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    School                                               Finals 

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  1 Southern Door  'A'                                  1:58.52  

     1) Guilette, Kailey                2) Claflin, Kyleigh               

     3) Jackson, Elise                  4) Nellis, Frankie                

  2 Gibraltar  'A'                                      2:06.00  

     1) Gorham, Mikala                  2) Jauregui, Samara               

     3) Jones, Bella                    4) Nordahl, Aria                  

  3 Oconto  'A'                                         2:16.84  

     1) LeTourneau, Ashlyn              2) Suarez, Maria                  

     3) Peterson, Brooke                4) McDowell, Samantha             

 

Event 10  Boys 4x200 Meter Relay

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    School                                               Finals 

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  1 Gibraltar  'A'                                      1:39.56  

     1) Neal, Sean                      2) Lecy, Will                     

     3) Mercier, Giovanni               4) Sitte, Braden                  

  2 Oconto  'A'                                         1:42.92  

     1) Caylor, Dominic                 2) Beekman, Tyler                 

     3) Herrera Ramirez, Adan           4) Bryzozowski, Owen              

  3 Southern Door  'A'                                  1:46.60  

     1) Vandertie, Landon               2) Rass, Cooper                   

     3) Jadin, Eli                      4) Meeks, Damontrae               

 

Event 11  Girls 400 Meter Dash

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals  H#

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  1 Knudson, Hayden              Gibraltar              1:07.32   2 

  2 Neville, Danica              Southern Doo           1:08.06   2 

  3 Atkinson, Haily              Green Bay NE           1:12.28   2 

  4 Williams, Sataya             Green Bay NE           1:13.94   1 

  5 Gilbertson, Payton           Southern Doo           1:14.38   2 

  6 Czaja, Sadie                 Green Bay NE           1:15.36   2 

  7 Marrero, Estella             Algoma                 1:17.40   2 

  8 Reif, Ellie                  Algoma                 1:21.88   1 

  9 Schmidt, Jaden               Green Bay NE           1:23.80   2 

 10 Uribarri, Manuela            Southern Doo           1:24.36   1 

 11 Burke, Willow                Oconto                 1:30.49   1 

 

Event 12  Boys 400 Meter Dash

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals  H#

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  1 Motquin, Mason               Southern Doo             58.30   2 

  2 Herrera Ramirez, Adan        Oconto                 1:00.66   2 

  3 Kaser, Ethan                 Southern Doo           1:01.45   2 

  4 Hartman, Trenton             Oconto                 1:01.71   2 

  5 Kribs, Josh                  Green Bay NE           1:02.39   2 

  6 Wendland, Quincy             Green Bay NE           1:07.79   2 

  7 Kamm, Skyler                 Oconto                 1:08.14   2 

  8 Brumm, Brayden               Algoma                 1:10.92   2 

 

Event 13  Girls 4x100 Meter Relay

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    School                                               Finals 

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  1 Southern Door  'A'                                    57.45  

     1) Wilke, Delaney                  2) Maccaux, Tara                  

     3) Claflin, Chelsie                4) Claflin, Kyleigh               

  2 Oconto  'A'                                         1:00.21  

     1) McDowell, Samantha              2) Notz, Claire                   

     3) Mlnarik, Myah                   4) Wusterbarth, Kyanne            

  3 Green Bay New Lutheran  'A'                         1:00.41  

     1) Atkinson, Haily                 2) Noskowiak, Sara                

     3) Adams-McIntosh, Kiera           4) Payne, Izzy                    

 

Event 14  Boys 4x100 Meter Relay

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    School                                               Finals 

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  1 Southern Door  'A'                                    46.82  

     1) Taylor, Makii                   2) Urban, Alaric                  

     3) Berg, Lauden                    4) Lynch, Zack                    

  2 Gibraltar  'A'                                        48.33  

     1) Fitzgerald, Hudson              2) Lecy, Will                     

     3) Neal, Sean                      4) Sitte, Braden                  

  3 Oconto  'A'                                           49.54  

     1) Mossakowski, AJ                 2) Beekman, Tyler                 

     3) Dietrich, Caiden                4) Trepanier, Owen                

 -- Green Bay New Lutheran  'A'                              DQ  

     1) Liebzeit, Bryce                 2) Nelson, Reid                   

     3) Kribs, Josh                     4) Borgeaud, Quentin              

 

Event 15  Girls 300 Meter Hurdles

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Jackson, Elise               Southern Doo             51.96  

  2 Sund, Daylia                 Southern Doo           1:00.07  

  3 Finger, Maddie               Southern Doo           1:02.93  

  4 Reif, Emily                  Algoma                 1:06.32  

  5 Stuth, Zoey                  Algoma                 1:07.12  

  6 Schley, Hannah               Southern Doo           1:11.88  

 

Event 16  Boys 300 Meter Hurdles

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Meeks, Damontrae             Southern Doo             47.67  

  2 Buckman, Brennan             Algoma                   47.78  

  3 Moen, Aiden                  Algoma                   47.90  

  4 Crewe, Braden                Algoma                   55.06  

  5 Jeanquart, Elmer             Southern Doo             55.27  

 

Event 17  Girls 800 Meter Run

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Nordahl, Aria                Gibraltar              2:54.61  

  2 Soto, Lucia                  Southern Doo           3:06.53  

  3 Burke, Harper                Oconto                 3:16.97  

  4 Schmidt, Jaden               Green Bay NE           3:24.83  

  5 Wrenn, Lilly                 Southern Doo           3:25.65  

  6 Uecker, Joslyn               Southern Doo           3:26.59  

  7 Massart, Samantha            Southern Doo           3:31.41  

  8 Kolb, Selamnesh              Green Bay NE           3:37.65  

  9 Beekman, Hayden              Oconto                 3:39.32  

 

Event 18  Boys 800 Meter Run

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Conard, Lucas                Southern Doo           2:19.75  

  2 Kirchman, Alex               Algoma                 2:23.99  

  3 Monfils, Jack                Southern Doo           2:24.01  

  4 Vogel, Brayden               Southern Doo           2:31.45  

  5 Devoe, Graham                Gibraltar              2:38.10  

  6 Habermeyer, Dylan            Green Bay NE           2:44.91  

  7 Slezewski, Spencer           Southern Doo           2:46.60  

  8 Kallin, Lukas                Southern Doo           2:49.86  

  9 Hartman, Trenton             Oconto                 2:53.56  

 

Event 19  Girls 200 Meter Dash

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals  H#

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  1 Knudson, Hayden              Gibraltar                30.81   3 

  2 Jones, Bella                 Gibraltar                30.86   3 

  3 Wilke, Delaney               Southern Doo             31.97   3 

  4 McDowell, Samantha           Oconto                   31.99   3 

  5 Claflin, Chelsie             Southern Doo             32.00   3 

  6 Wusterbarth, Kyanne          Oconto                   32.26   1 

  7 Maccaux, Tara                Southern Doo             33.04   3 

  8 Sund, Daylia                 Southern Doo             33.49   3 

  9 Petrina, Abby                Southern Doo             34.74   2 

 10 Reif, Ellie                  Algoma                   35.45   1 

 11 Barragan, Mia                Algoma                   35.47   2 

 12 LeBotte, Tessa               Algoma                   36.75   2 

 13 LeTourneau, Ashlyn           Oconto                   37.04   2 

 14 Birkholz, Clara              Gibraltar                38.89   1 

 15 Suarez, Maria                Oconto                   39.31   2 

 16 Woelfel, Kayleigh            Algoma                   39.95   2 

 17 Liu, Vicky                   Algoma                   43.48   1 

 

Event 20  Boys 200 Meter Dash

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals  H#

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  1 Lynch, Zack                  Southern Doo             24.16   3 

  2 Lecy, Will                   Gibraltar                25.56   3 

  3 Bryzozowski, Owen            Oconto                   26.25   3 

  4 Barrett, Sam                 Green Bay NE             26.65   3 

  5 Taylor, Makii                Southern Doo             27.11   2 

  6 Beekman, Tyler               Oconto                   27.11   3 

  7 Rouer, Isaac                 Southern Doo             27.32   3 

  8 Mercier, Giovanni            Gibraltar                27.61   3 

  9 Weber, Grant                 Southern Doo             28.17   2 

 10 Mossakowski, AJ              Oconto                   28.79   2 

 11 Cochart, Lane                Algoma                   30.15   1 

 12 Fitzgerald, Hudson           Gibraltar                30.48   2 

 13 Dukish, Jordan               Algoma                   32.49   1 

 14 Wolf, Chris                  Algoma                   32.51   1 

 15 Brumm, Brayden               Algoma                   33.00   2 

 

Event 21  Girls 3200 Meter Run

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Bousley, Emma                Southern Doo          13:35.89  

  2 Johnson, Kelsey              Southern Doo          14:38.14  

  3 Stackhouse, Rose             Gibraltar             19:42.01  

 

Event 22  Boys 3200 Meter Run

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Grota, Ben                   Southern Doo          10:47.63  

  2 Larios Amezquita, Owen       Southern Doo          12:06.96  

 

Event 23  Girls 4x400 Meter Relay

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    School                                               Finals 

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  1 Southern Door  'A'                                  5:16.50  

     1) Finger, Maddie                  2) Gilbertson, Payton             

     3) Olson, Maiya                    4) Neville, Danica                

 

Event 24  Boys 4x400 Meter Relay

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    School                                               Finals 

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  1 Southern Door  'A'                                  4:31.61  

     1) Motquin, Mason                  2) Rass, Cooper                   

     3) Monfils, Jack                   4) Conard, Lucas                  

 

Event 25  Girls High Jump

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Gorham, Mikala               Gibraltar             J4-08.00  

  2 Everard, Ava                 Southern Doo          J4-08.00  

  3 Olson, Maiya                 Southern Doo          J4-06.00  

  4 Meverden, Vivika             Algoma                J4-02.00  

  5 Mlnarik, Myah                Oconto                J4-00.00  

  6 McDowell, Samantha           Oconto                J4-00.00  

  7 Olson, Paige                 Southern Doo          J3-10.00  

  8 Toebe, Sylvia                Algoma                J3-08.00  

  9 Woelfel, Kayleigh            Algoma                J3-08.00  

 

Event 26  Boys High Jump

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 VanRemortel, Braeden         Southern Doo          J5-10.00  

  2 Wendland, Quincy             Green Bay NE          J5-02.00  

  3 Rass, Cooper                 Southern Doo          J5-02.00  

  4 Kribs, Josh                  Green Bay NE          J5-00.00  

  5 Hartman, Trenton             Oconto                J5-00.00  

  5 Borgeaud, Quentin            Green Bay NE          J5-00.00  

  7 Monfils, Jack                Southern Doo          J5-00.00  

  8 Buckman, Brennan             Algoma                J4-10.00  

  9 Nelson, Reid                 Green Bay NE          J4-10.00  

 10 Moen, Aiden                  Algoma                J4-06.00  

 

Event 27  Girls Pole Vault

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Neville, Danica              Southern Doo          J7-09.00  

  2 Marrero, Estella             Algoma                J6-06.00  

  3 Shefchik, Marissa            Southern Doo          J6-06.00  

  4 Pieschek, Mikayla            Southern Doo          J6-06.00  

  5 Nordahl, Aria                Gibraltar             J5-06.00  

  6 Hah, Portia                  Southern Doo          J5-06.00  

 

Event 28  Boys Pole Vault

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Pieschek, Grant              Southern Doo         J10-00.00  

  2 Buckman, Brennan             Algoma               J10-00.00  

  3 Slezewski, Spencer           Southern Doo          J9-06.00  

  4 Fay, Cooper                  Algoma                J7-06.00  

 

Event 29  Girls Long Jump

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Nellis, Frankie              Southern Doo          15-05.00  

  2 Nordahl, Aria                Gibraltar             14-01.00  

  3 Jones, Bella                 Gibraltar             14-00.00  

  4 Pieschek, Mikayla            Southern Doo          13-11.00  

  5 Olson, Paige                 Southern Doo          13-08.00  

  6 Stuth, Zoey                  Algoma                13-04.00  

  7 Everard, Ava                 Southern Doo          13-00.00  

  8 Guilette, Kailey             Southern Doo          12-08.00  

  8 Maccaux, Tara                Southern Doo          12-08.00  

 10 Claflin, Kyleigh             Southern Doo          11-10.00  

 11 Gorham, Mikala               Gibraltar             11-09.00  

 12 Hermstedt, Julia             Southern Doo          11-06.00  

 13 Birkholz, Clara              Gibraltar             10-09.00  

 13 Beekman, Hayden              Oconto                10-09.00  

 15 Burke, Harper                Oconto                10-04.00  

 15 Guilette, McKenna            Southern Doo          10-04.00  

 17 Mlnarik, Myah                Oconto                 9-08.00  

 18 Peterson, Brooke             Oconto                 9-04.00  

 19 Suarez, Maria                Oconto                 8-05.00  

 20 Burke, Willow                Oconto                 7-04.00  

 21 Notz, Claire                 Oconto                 7-00.00  

 

Event 30  Boys Long Jump

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Berg, Lauden                 Southern Doo          18-10.00  

  2 Sitte, Braden                Gibraltar             17-08.00  

  3 Kribs, Josh                  Green Bay NE          17-03.00  

  4 Liebzeit, Bryce              Green Bay NE          16-07.00  

  5 Vogel, Brayden               Southern Doo          16-05.00  

  6 O'Hern, Hunter               Algoma                15-06.00  

  7 Jadin, Eli                   Southern Doo          15-05.00  

  8 Mercier, Giovanni            Gibraltar             14-11.00  

  9 Yunk, Isaac                  Algoma                14-09.00  

 10 Hartman, Trenton             Oconto                14-06.00  

 11 Rouer, Isaac                 Southern Doo          14-02.00  

 11 Meverden, Jack               Algoma                14-02.00  

 13 Wendland, Quincy             Green Bay NE          13-11.00  

 14 Rouve, Nathan                Green Bay NE          13-00.00  

 15 Vera-Barron, Mark            Algoma                12-10.00  

 16 Fitzgerald, Hudson           Gibraltar             12-08.00  

 

Event 31  Girls Triple Jump

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Olson, Paige                 Southern Doo          30-01.50  

  2 Guilette, Kailey             Southern Doo          28-10.50  

  3 Gilbertson, Payton           Southern Doo          28-08.50  

  4 Pieschek, Mikayla            Southern Doo          28-05.50  

  5 Everard, Ava                 Southern Doo          28-02.00  

  6 Petrina, Abby                Southern Doo          27-03.50  

  7 Guilette, McKenna            Southern Doo          25-05.50  

  7 Reif, Emily                  Algoma                25-05.50  

  9 Beekman, Hayden              Oconto                24-09.00  

 10 LeBotte, Tessa               Algoma                22-02.50  

 11 Barragan, Mia                Algoma                21-09.00  

 

Event 32  Boys Triple Jump

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals 

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  1 Urban, Alaric                Southern Doo          41-09.50  

  2 Challis, Tyler               Algoma                35-10.50  

  3 Nelson, Reid                 Green Bay NE          33-08.00  

  4 O'Hern, Hunter               Algoma                30-00.50  

 

Event 33  Girls Discus Throw

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals  H#

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  1 Gerdmann, Faith              Algoma                   96-10   2 

  2 Adams-McIntosh, Kiera        Green Bay NE             87-05   2 

  3 Martin, Josie                Gibraltar                84-07   2 

  4 Geyer, MaKenna               Southern Doo             73-00   2 

  5 Neville, Kailyn              Southern Doo             68-02   2 

  6 Czaja, Sadie                 Green Bay NE             67-06   2 

  7 Bloniarz, Charlotte          Southern Doo             59-10   2 

  8 Borths, Madelyn              Algoma                   56-05   2 

  9 McDonald, Braelyn            Oconto                   55-07   1 

 10 Wilson, Attyson              Southern Doo             53-09   1 

 11 Meverden, Vivika             Algoma                   53-08   1 

 12 Toebe, Sylvia                Algoma                   44-05   1 

 13 Reisen, Carenna              Gibraltar                44-03   1 

 14 Pisu, Ambra                  Oconto                   43-02   1 

 15 Johnson, Kayla               Southern Doo             41-04   1 

 16 Stewart, Mackenzie           Algoma                   31-06   1 

 

Event 34  Boys Discus Throw

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals  H#

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  1 Calvillo, Cruz               Southern Doo            127-01   2 

  2 Melohn, Mason                Algoma                  107-00   2 

  3 Yunk, Isaac                  Algoma                  100-02   2 

  4 Cochart, Lane                Algoma                   99-11   1 

  5 Kirchman, John               Algoma                   99-04   2 

  6 Walentowski, Luke            Southern Doo             89-09   2 

  7 Feld, Colton                 Algoma                   88-01   2 

  8 Trepanier, Owen              Oconto                   84-06   1 

  9 Guerrero, Carlos             Oconto                   83-01   1 

 10 Osmon, Korbin                Green Bay NE             82-04   2 

 11 Wolf, Chris                  Algoma                   80-05   2 

 12 Nelson, Isaac                Gibraltar                79-06   2 

 13 Bennett, Josh                Algoma                   79-03   2 

 14 Schley, Landon               Southern Doo             77-11   2 

 15 Dukish, Jordan               Algoma                   77-04   1 

 16 Gaddes, Xavier               Gibraltar                75-05   2 

 17 Tisdale, Evan                Green Bay NE             70-10   2 

 18 Mossakowski, AJ              Oconto                   69-03   1 

 19 Olsen, Aiden                 Oconto                   66-03   2 

 20 Tweedy, Aiden                Algoma                   63-09   1 

 21 Madrigal, Alex               Oconto                   62-04   1 

 22 Bongle, RJ                   Southern Doo             59-10   2 

 23 Devoe, Graham                Gibraltar                58-10   1 

 24 Finger, Liam                 Southern Doo             58-01   1 

 24 Geisel, Troy                 Southern Doo             58-01   1 

 26 Martell, Michael             Southern Doo             55-08   1 

 27 Borths, Preston              Algoma                   50-00   1 

 

Event 35  Girls Shot Put

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals  H#

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  1 Gerdmann, Faith              Algoma               J36-03.00   2 

  2 Adams-McIntosh, Kiera        Green Bay NE         J28-09.50   2 

  3 Neville, Kailyn              Southern Doo         J28-09.50   2 

  4 Martin, Josie                Gibraltar            J28-03.50   2 

  5 Czaja, Sadie                 Green Bay NE         J28-00.50   2 

  6 Geyer, MaKenna               Southern Doo         J26-09.50   2 

  7 Claflin, Chelsie             Southern Doo         J22-07.50   2 

  8 Hah, Portia                  Southern Doo         J21-07.00   2 

  9 Wilson, Attyson              Southern Doo         J21-06.25   1 

 10 Meverden, Vivika             Algoma               J21-03.50   1 

 11 Reisen, Carenna              Gibraltar            J20-11.50   1 

 12 Borths, Madelyn              Algoma               J20-08.00   1 

 13 Bloniarz, Charlotte          Southern Doo         J19-02.50   1 

 14 Johnson, Kayla               Southern Doo         J18-09.00   1 

 15 Stewart, Mackenzie           Algoma               J18-05.00   1 

 16 Pisu, Ambra                  Oconto               J14-06.50   1 

 17 Toebe, Sylvia                Algoma               J13-10.00   1 

 

Event 36  Boys Shot Put

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    Name                    Year School                  Finals  H#

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  1 Melohn, Mason                Algoma                42-08.50   2 

  2 Calvillo, Cruz               Southern Doo          40-10.50   2 

  3 Jackson, Thomas              Southern Doo          38-05.00   2 

  4 Kirchman, John               Algoma                37-03.00   2 

  5 Walentowski, Luke            Southern Doo          34-07.50   2 

  6 Feld, Colton                 Algoma                33-03.00   2 

  7 Bennett, Josh                Algoma                32-03.50   2 

  8 Cochart, Lane                Algoma                31-01.00   1 

  9 Osmon, Korbin                Green Bay NE          30-11.00   2 

 10 Yunk, Isaac                  Algoma                30-01.50   2 

 11 Geisel, Troy                 Southern Doo          28-01.75   2 

 12 Dukish, Jordan               Algoma                28-01.00   2 

 13 Nelson, Isaac                Gibraltar             27-04.00   2 

 14 Wolf, Chris                  Algoma                27-00.25   1 

 15 Gaddes, Xavier               Gibraltar             26-07.50   1 

 16 Olsen, Aiden                 Oconto                26-07.00   2 

 17 Schley, Landon               Southern Doo          26-06.25   1 

 18 Tweedy, Aiden                Algoma                26-03.00   1 

 19 Guerrero, Carlos             Oconto                26-01.00   1 

 20 Tisdale, Evan                Green Bay NE          25-10.50   2 

 21 Trepanier, Owen              Oconto                23-08.00   1 

 22 Bongle, RJ                   Southern Doo          22-10.00   1 

 23 Martell, Michael             Southern Doo          21-00.50   1 

 24 Borths, Preston              Algoma                20-10.00   1 

 25 Madrigal, Alex               Oconto                19-10.00   1 

 26 Finger, Liam                 Southern Doo          19-09.25   1 

Tuesday’ series opener between the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers and Cedar Rapids Kernels at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cites Stadium has been rained out.  The teams have scheduled a doubleheader for Wednesday afternoon.

Fans with tickets to Tuesday’s game may exchange their tickets for tickets of equal or lesser value for any remaining Wisconsin home games over the remainder of the 2024 regular season.

The make-up game will be played as part of a single-admission doubleheader with two seven-inning games.  Game one is scheduled to start at 12:10pm.  The nightcap will start no earlier than the conclusion of game one.

Tuesday will check off many games off the the to-do list for many schools on area baseball and softball diamonds.

Baseball matchups include Algoma visiting Southern Door (4 p.m.) and Sevastopol traveling to Kohler (4:30 p.m.). Luxemburg-Casco's game on Tuesday against Freedom has been canceled after they played both ends of their doubleheader on Monday.

Softball matchups include Kewaunee hosting Luxemburg-Casco (4:30 p.m.), Algoma visiting Southern Door (4 p.m.), and Sevastopol traveling to Mishicot (4:30 p.m.)

BASEBALL

On Monday, Gibraltar/Washington Island shutout Roncalli 5-0, Sturgeon Bay split its doubleheader against Oconto 3-6 and 10-4, while Luxemburg-Casco split its doubleheader against Freedom 2-4 and 9-1.

SOFTBALL

On Monday, Luxemburg-Casco lost to Freedom 9-4, and Sturgeon Bay was swept by Oconto.

Sturgeon Bay fell on Monday, but the area's other two girls' soccer teams will try to earn wins on Tuesday night.

An early goal by Peshtigo’s Audra Bauman in the seventh minute was the difference on a windy night on the road for the Sturgeon Bay girls' soccer team.

Tuesday's slate features Sevastopol/Gibraltar hosting Peshtigo (5 p.m.) and Luxemburg-Casco visiting Sheboygan Falls (4:30 p.m.)

All seven of the area's track teams will be in action Tuesday afternoon as they face their conference foes at three sites.

Gibraltar, NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy, Oconto, Algoma, and Southern Door will compete against each other at Algoma beginning at 4:30 p.m.

Kewaunee, Sevastopol, and Sturgeon Bay will visit Peshtigo for their track meet at 4:30 p.m.

Luxemburg-Casco hops on a bus and travels to Clintonville to face the Truckers, Denmark, Freedom, and Oconto Falls with the action beginning at 4 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay golf team captured its second win of the season at The Woods Golf Course in Green Bay on Monday afternoon.

Tre Wienke's score of 40 paced the Clippers to 175 points. Evan Maccaux of Kewaunee was right behind Wienke with a score of 41 while Oconto's Carter Koch registered a score of 43 points. Four others including Southern Door's Finley LaVine and Sturgeon Bay's Calvin Richard and Owen Pichette scored a 44.

Final Scores (click link for individual scores)

Sturgeon Bay 175

Southern Door 203

Gibraltar 204

Kewaunee 214

Peshtigo 229

Oconto 230

Sevastopol 232

Picture courtesy of Pixabay

The Green Bay Gamblers are one win away from advancing in the Clark Cup Playoffs after beating the Chicago Steel 6-5 in Monday's opener at the Resch Center.

The two rivals matched each other in the first and third periods, but the Gamblers outscored the Steel 2-1 in the middle stanza to give them a chance to put away their opponents on Tuesday. 

Lukas Peterson had three points (2G, 1A) on the night, including one goal in a frantic third period that scored six goals between the two teams. Libor Nemec (0G, 2A), Julian Lutz (1G, 1A), Jason Shaugabay (1G, 1A), and Ryan Humphrey (1G, 1A) all had multi-point games for the Gamblers. 

Game two is set for 7:05 p.m. on Tuesday. If the Gamblers, they will face the Muskegon Lumberjacks in the second round.

Several area teams will begin the school week with games on Monday afternoon.

In baseball action, Gibraltar hosts Roncalli (4 p.m.), Sturgeon Bay battles Oconto in a doubleheader (4:30 p.m.), and Luxemburg-Casco will play two at Freedom (4 p.m.).

Softball games scheduled for Monday include Luxemburg-Casco visiting Freedom (4:30 p.m.), and Sturgeon Bay playing at home against Oconto in a twin bill (4:30 p.m.).

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers soccer team will play Peshtigo earlier than expected when the two teams meet on Monday in Peshtigo.

The matchup was originally slated for April 18th. 

The Clippers have opened their season with an 0-2-2 mark and are still searching for their first goal of the season. The Bulldogs are 1-0-1, taking advantage of a windy night in Luxemburg to beat the Spartans 3-2.

Kick-off is set for 6 p.m.

The Packerland Conference will host its second meeting in seven days on Monday at The Woods Golf Course in Green Bay.

Gibraltar, Kewaunee, NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy, Oconto, Peshtigo, Sevastopol, and Southern Door are all scheduled to participate when the meet begins at 4 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay golf team opened the Packerland Conference season with a win on last Thursday at Cherry Hills Golf Course in Sturgeon Bay. Led by Tre Wienke's nine-hole score of 42, the Clippers had four golfers finish under 50 strokes to secure the win with a score of 185. Every stroke mattered as Southern Door's Finley LaVine posted the best round of 37 to lead the Eagles to a second-place finish with a score of 191. 

Luke Adams hit his first home run of the season and Jadher Areinamo went 4-for-5 with three stolen bases to lead the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers to a 9-6 win over the South Bend Cubs on Sunday afternoon at Four Winds Field.  Wisconsin collected a season-high fifteen hits in the game.

Both teams scored four runs in the first inning.

Dylan O’Rae and Luis Lara opened the game by reaching base for Wisconsin (6-3).  Adams lined a three-run homer to left and the Rattlers were up 3-0 three batters into the game.  Later in the first, Ram?n Rodríguez doubled to drive in a run for a 4-0 lead.

South Bend (3-6) came back to tie the game in their half of the inning with some help from the Wisconsin defense.  The Cubs had a runner at second after a lead-off double by Brett Bateman.  Areinamo made a diving stop of a grounder up the middle off the bat of Brennen Davis.  However, Areinamo threw wildly to first base to allow Bateman to score.  A bloop single by Pedro Ramirez scored Davis with the second run of the inning.

Later in the inning, Brian Kalmer stepped in with runners at first and second with one out.  Rattlers pitcher Edwin Jimenez got Kalmer to send a grounder to Areinamo’s right.  The Wisconsin shortstop got over, but had the ball go through his legs.  The play was ruled a single and by the time the ball was back to the infield another run had scored and the Cubs had runners at the corners.  Parker Chavers tied the game with a sacrifice fly.

The Rattlers had chances to take the lead, but had a runner thrown out at the plate to end both the second and third innings.

In the top of the fourth, designated hitter Mike Boeve, the hottest hitter in the Wisconsin lineup, came to the plate with the bases loaded and one out.  Boeve, lined out to center deep enough to score the runner from third with the go-ahead run.

Areinamo made up for the fielding miscues in the first inning by following Boeve with an RBI single for a 6-4 lead.

O’Rae and Lara added to the Wisconsin lead in the fifth inning with consecutive RBI hits.  O’Rae singled and Lara doubled.  Adams got his fourth RBI in the game on an RBI fielder’s choice to score O’Rae for the 9-4 lead.

Jimenez settled in after the first inning and kept the Cubs off the scoreboard until a sacrifice fly from Kalmer in the fifth inning.  Jimenez allowed five runs on nine hits with a walk and four strikeouts before turning the game over to the bullpen to protect the 9-5 lead.

Tyler Wehrle and Aaron Run each pitched a scoreless frame. 

In the eighth, Chase Costello allowed lead-off single to Rafael Morel.  Then, Ethan Hearn chopped a ball to the left of the mound.  Costello rushed to the ball and fielded it but fired wildly to first.  Morel scored and Hearn wound up at third.  Costello retired the next three batters to strand Hearn at third and the game went to the ninth with Wisconsin’s lead at 9-6.

Craig Yoho got the call for the bottom of the ninth and he retired the side in order with two strikeouts and a flyout to right for his second save of the season.

Boeve was 2-for-3 with a walk, a sacrifice fly, a run scored, and an RBI on Sunday.  He was 8-for-16 with eight walks in the six games against the Cubs.  Boeve has reached base in all nine games played by the Timber Rattlers this season.

Wisconsin base runners stole six bases in the contest as they won the series finale and earned a series win by taking four of six from South Bend.

The Timber Rattlers are off on Monday.  They return to action on Tuesday evening at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium with game one of a six-game series against the Cedar Rapids Kernels.  Patricio Aquino (0-0, 0.00) is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers.  Game time is 6:40pm.

The road to the Clark Cup begins Monday in Green Bay as the Green Bay Gamblers host the Chicago Steel for potentially the next three nights.

The Gamblers are the three-seed, while the Steel is the six-seed, but their head-to-head matchups tell a different story. The Steel had the upper hand in six of the nine matchups, but more than half those matchups were decided in either overtime or a shootout.

The winner of the series will face second-seeded Muskegon. You can find the full schedule for the playoff's opening round below.:

#6 Chicago Steel at #3 Green Bay Gamblers
Game 1: Monday, April 15 at 7:05 p.m. CST
Game 2: Tuesday, April 16 at 7:05 p.m. CST
Game 3*: Wednesday, April 17 at 7:05 p.m. CST

Gibraltar, Southern Door, and Sturgeon Bay athletes posted impressive results on Saturday at the Cold Vike Invite hosted by Denmark.

The Southern Door boys' track team nearly toppled Pulaski in Saturday's Denmark Cold Vike Invite with 125 points while the girls came in fifth. For the boys, Zach Lynch (100m and 200m), Ben Grota (1600m and 3200m) and Alaric Urban (triple jump and long jump) all won two events while the Eagles had four other top 3 performances. The girls saw Frankie Nellis win the long jump and triple jump while Elise Jackson earned first place in the 300m hurdles.

The Sturgeon Bay track teams earned four event wins, including three on the girls' side, in Saturday's Denmark Cold Vike Invite. For the girls, Ella Tarkowski won the 100m with a season best while Cady Carlson used a personal record to capture the title in the 400m. Nida Zukauskaite leapt her to a season best and a win in the high jump. The Clippers girls also had five other top 3 performances, including two from Julia Kurek. Gannon Evers continued his strong week in the discus with another event win. The Clippers boys posted three other top 3 performances.

McKailey Reisen was the top performer for the Gibraltar track teams at the Denmark Cold Vike Invite on Saturday. Fresh off her signing day on Friday, Reisen won the high jump and 100m hurdles while Bella Jones provided the other Top 3 performance for the Vikings. The boys finished outside the Top 8 in all but one of the events. The 4x200m relay featuring Giovanni Mercier, Kayin Jackson, Sean Neal, and Will Lecy took fifth place overall.

BOYS

PULASKI 164, SOUTHERN DOOR 125, DENMARK 115, KOHLER 84.5, STURGEON BAY 71, HOWARDS GROVE 58, MENASHA 32.5, WRIGHTSTOWN 31, NEW LUTHERAN 6, GIBRALTAR 4

GIRLS

PULASKI 117.5, KOHLER 98, DENMARK 98, STURGEON BAY 88, SOUTHERN DOOR 86.5, WRIGHTSTOWN 58, MENASHA 47, GIBRALTAR 43, HOWARDS GROVE 18, NEW LUTHERAN 6

The Sevastopol Pioneers baseball bounced back from 8-1 loss in their first game in Peshtigo to beat the Bulldogs in game two 4-3.

In game one, the Bulldogs built up an 8-0 lead before Drake Olson registered the lone RBI for the Pioneers. Olson took the loss, allowing seven of the eight runs (4 ER) while striking out four. Caleb Klimek proved to be a pest for the Bulldogs, driving in two runs on two hits.

In game two, the Pioneers used two runs in the first and third innings to hold off the Bulldogs. Chase Haberli and Gavin Jorns each had two hits and two RBI in the game. Haberli earned the win with 6 1/3 innings of five hit ball, allowing three runs (3 ER) while striking out six. The Pioneers secured the win in spectacular fashion with a Chase Haberli throw on a relay from Gavin Jorns on a play at the plate by Logan Schuh. 

Sturgeon Bay also played a doubleheader against NEW Lutheran, but no results were shared.

Door County's softball teams went a combined 0-5 on a forgettable Saturday for the area.

The Southern Door softball team could not hold onto a 7-2 lead as they lost to Green Bay Southwest on the road 11-9 on Saturday.

The Sevastopol Pioneers softball team came up just shy in their attempt to salvage one of their games in Peshtigo on Saturday, but lost both ends of their doubleheader 9-6 and 5-4.

The Sturgeon Bay softball team came back from Green Bay empty handed as they lost to NEW Lutheran 10-0 and 21-15.

The Green Bay Gamblers once again needed extra hockey to settle the score with the Madison Capitols, this time losing the game 3-2 in the shoot out.

Libor Nemec tied the game at 1-1 a piece early in the second period and Julian Lutz tied it up again late in the third period to force an extra stanza. After a scoreless overtime period, only Michael DeAngelo was the only Gamblers player to find the back of the net as the Capitols scored twice to take the game.

Gajan stopped 27 of 29 shots in the Gamblers loss. 

Felix Stevens hit two homers, including a grand slam in a big sixth inning, to lead the South Bend Cubs to an 11-3 win over the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Saturday afternoon at Four Winds Field.  The Timber Rattlers held a 3-2 lead after the fifth inning but could not hold on as they dropped their second straight game to the Cubs.

Wisconsin (5-3) got on the board with three runs in the top of the fourth inning.  Mike Boeve, who had walked in the first inning to extend his season-opening on-base streak to eight games, singled to start the fourth.  Luke Adams drew a walk and – after a force play at second on a grounder by Gregory Barrios – Matt Wood walked to load the bases.

Jesús Chirinos got the first run home with a sacrifice fly to left.  Chirinos hit the ball deep enough for Boeve to score and Barrios to take third.  Then, Luis Devers, the Cubs starting pitcher, committed a balk to let Barrios score.  Eduarqui Fernández followed with an RBI double to left and Wood scored for a 3-0 lead.

Devers had pitched twenty innings against the Timber Rattlers over four appearances between the 2022 and 2023 seasons.  He had allowed just one run to Wisconsin prior to this afternoon. 

Alexander Cornielle, the Wisconsin starting pitcher, retired twelve of the first thirteen batters he faced in the game.  South Bend (3-5) got to him in the bottom of the fifth.

Stevens hit the first pitch of the Cub fifth over the wall in center for a home run.  Yohendrick Pinango was next, and he lined an 0-2 pitch to the wall in right.  The ball hit the yellow line at the top of the wall but did not go out.  Pinango was out at second after he realized the ball was not a homer and tried to get in for a double.

Ed Howard restarted the rally by singling and going to second on a wild pitch.  Cornielle almost got out of the inning as he was 3-2 with two outs on Reivaj Garcia, the Cubs ninth hitter.  Garcia kept the inning alive with a single to right to score Howard and the Rattlers lead was down to one run.

The first two Cubs to bat in the bottom of the sixth inning reached on a walk and a single to end Cornielle’s day.  Reliever Jake Polancic took over and hit the next batter to load the bases.  Then, Stevens unloaded the bases with a home run to right-center for a grand slam and a 6-2 lead.

South Bend added three more runs in the inning after there were two outs.  Brett Bateman doubled in two runs before Brennen Davis doubled Bateman across the plate.  The Cubs sent eleven men to the plate, scored seven runs, and led 9-3 heading to the seventh inning.

In the seventh inning, Casey Optiz tripled with two outs to drive in the final two runs of the game.

The Wisconsin offense could not mount a comeback against the South Bend Bullpen.  Jose Romero took over for Devers in the fifth inning and retired all seven batters he faced – four by strikeout.  Chase Watkins pitched two perfect innings to close out the game for the Cubs.

Boeve is 6-for-9 with six walks in the last four games of this series with the Cubs.

The series finale is set for Sunday afternoon.  Edwin Jimenez (1-0, 4.50) is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers.  South Bend has named Tyler Schlaffer (0-0, 0.00) as their starter.  Game time from Four Winds Field is at 1:05pm CDT.

The Sevastopol/Gibraltar soccer team could not overcome the Green Bay East defense Saturday morning, losing 2-0 at City Stadium in Green Bay.

The United held off the Red Devils' attack for most of the first half before succumbing to the home team in the latter stages of the game.

The weather may actually cooperate on Saturday morning when the Denmark Cold Vike Invite takes place with three Door County teams in tow.

Southern Door, Sturgeon Bay, and Gibraltar will compete against Menasha, Pulaski, Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran, Howards Grove, Kohler, Roncalli, Wrightstown, and Saint Francis when the first events begin at 10:30 a.m.

In their meets earlier this week, the Southern Door  Eagles had eight boys first-place finishes to win the Oconto Track and Field quad. Zack Lynch won the 100- and 200-meter dashes, and Ben Grota won the 800 and 1,600 to pace the Eagles.  Lynch also teamed with Makii Taylor, Alaric Urban, and Lauden Berg to win the 400 relay. Gannon Evers of Sturgeon Bay won both the shot put and discus throw. In the girl's meet, Southern Door had five top finishes in winning the quad. Frankie Nellis of Southern Door took honors in the long and triple jumps. She also ran with Kailey Guilette, Kyleigh Claflin, and Elise Jackson in the 800 relay and won with a time under two minutes. Jackson also took the top spot in the 100 hurdles. 

Ella Tarkowski and Tiviana Andropolis won the 100 and 200, respectively for the Sturgeon Bay Clippers. 

Braden Sitte and McKailey Reisen piled up the points for the Gibraltar track teams at Tuesday's Sevastopol quad meet. For the boys, Sitte won the 100m with a personal record, the 200m with a season-best, took third in the long jump, and helped lead his relay team to a second place finish. WIll Lecy (100m, 200m) also earned top three finishes. On the girls' side, Reisen won the high jump and 100m hurdles. Also cracking the top three for the Vikings were Bella Jones (100m, long jump), Hayden Knudson (200m), Rose Stackhouse (3200m), and Josie Martin (discus).

Three area teams will begin their weekend with more softball on Saturday morning.

Sevastopol will be at home against Peshtigo for two games while Sturgeon Bay will do the same in the Green Bay area when they face NEW Lutheran for doubleheader. Southern Door's game will have Titletown vibes as well when they play Green Bay Southwest. All of the games begin at 11 a.m.

Friday's results include:

The Luxemburg-Casco softball team scored at least three runs in three of its innings Friday night to cruise past Wrightstown 12-2 in six innings.

The Algoma Wolves allowed just one hit across two games as they beat the visiting Gibraltar Vikings 12-0 and 24-0.

Sturgeon Bay and Sevastopol will extend outside of the school week for its schedule when they play on Saturday.

The Clippers will play a doubleheader at NEW Lutheran beginning at 11 a.m. while Sevastopol will host a twin bill against Peshtigo beginning at 11 a.m.

Friday's results included:

Southern Door finally started their 2024 baseball season on Friday afternoon with a 12-8 nonconference home win over Reedsville.

The Gibraltar Vikings baseball team rebounded from a 9-5 loss in game one to win game two 9-7.

The Luxemburg-Casco Spartans baseball team scored seven runs in the final two innings to beat Two Rivers 9-3 on the road Friday afternoon.

The Sevastopol/Gibraltar girls' soccer team will visit historic City Stadium on Saturday morning to face the Green Bay East Red Devils.

The United earned its first win of the season on Monday, winning 2-0 over Little Chute. The United scored their first goal on a corner kick when Izzy Andrae headed the ball past the Mustangs goalkeeper to make 1-0 with 32 minutes left in the second half. With 25 minutes remaining, the United doubled their lead when Kaitlyn Conner dribbled past multiple defenders and tucked it underneath a diving goalkeeper. 

The Red Devils secured their first win of the season with a 2-1 victory over New London, improving to 1-1-0 on the year. CJ Ross scored a goal and an assist, while Sherlyn Grijalva scored the other goal to lead the Red Devils to victory.

Saturday's fixture begins at 10 a.m.

In Friday's action, Luxemburg-Casco and Peshtigo could count on the wind to act as a 12th player, but the Bulldogs took advantage in a 3-2 win Friday night.

The Green Bay Gamblers fought back to tie the game in the second period, but the Madison Capitols had the last laugh with a 4-3 win in overtime to send the weekend set back to Resch Center on Saturday.

The Gamblers were down 2-0 when Lukas Peterson and Ben Poitras scored within seven minutes of each other to tie the game at two. Libor Nemec scored the go-ahead run in the first five minutes of the third period only to have the Capitols tie the game with five seconds remaining. Madison's Colton Jamieson sent the home fans back to their cars happy with a goal in the opening minute of the extra stanza to earn the victory.

The regular season finale at the Resch Center will occur at 6:05 p.m. Saturday.

The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers were six outs away from a doubleheader sweep of the South Bend Cubs and a six-game winning streak.  Jefferson Rojas had other ideas for the home team as he hit a two-run home run in the bottom of the sixth inning in the nightcap of the twinbill to send the Cubs to a 2-1 victory over the Rattlers.

Both starting pitchers buckled but didn’t break.  Wisconsin starter Will Rudy faced traffic in every inning, but no Cub reached second base against him over 4-2/3 innings.  Rudy allowed three hits, walked two, and struck out three.  South Bend starter Sam Armstrong allowed three hits, including back-to-back singles by Gregory Barrios and Mike Boeve in the fourth inning.  He would strike out four without a walk over four innings to keep the game scoreless.
 

Terence Doston and Jose Acosta gave the Timber Rattlers (5-2) the lead in the top of the fifth inning against reliever Angel Hernandez.  Doston singled with one out and was running on the 0-1 pitch to Acosta from Cubs reliever Angel Hernandez.  Acosta lined the ball fair down the line in right for a double and Doston beat the throw home for the 1-0 lead.

Rudy went out for the bottom of the fifth and retired the first two batters before giving up a single to end his 2024 debut on 66 pitches.  Wisconsin reliever Stiven Cruz got the final out of the fifth on a popup.

The Cubs (2-5) started their rally in the bottom of the sixth against Cruz as Rafael Morel drew a four-pitch walk.  Cruz missed with his first two pitches to Rojas before getting a called strike.  Rojas jumped on the next pitch and sent the ball to the bleachers in left to give South Bend a 2-1 lead, their first lead in the series against Wisconsin.

The Rattlers didn’t go quietly in their last at bat with Yovanny Cabrera taking over on the mound for South Bend.  Jesús Chirinos started the top of the seventh with a double and was replaced by pinch runner Jheremy Vargas.  Doston drew a one-out walk to put the go-ahead run on bases.  Cabrera got the next two outs on force plays at second to end the game and the Cubs five-game losing streak.

South Bend didn’t have an at bat with a runner in scoring position in game two of the doubleheader.  Wisconsin was 0-for-7 with runners in scoring position in the nightcap.

The series continues with a Saturday afternoon game at Four Winds Field.  Alexander Cornielle (1-0, 3.60) is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers.  Luis Devers is set to make his 2024 debut for South Bend.  Game time is 3:05pm CDT.

The Sturgeon Bay golf team opened the Packerland Conference season with a win on Thursday at Cherry Hills Golf Course in Sturgeon Bay.

Led by Tre Wienke's nine-hole score of 42, the Clippers had four golfers finish under 50 strokes to secure the win with a score of 185. Every stroke mattered as Southern Door's Finley LaVine posted the best round of 37 to lead the Eagles to a second-place finish with a score of 191. 

Teddy Roth posted a score of 45 to take Gibraltar to third place with a score of 205. Evan Maccaux's 45 paced the Kewaunee Storm to fourth place, nine strokes behind the Vikings, with a score of 218.

After Oconto and Peshtigo took fifth and sixth place overall, Jordyn Welch posted a 59 to lead Sevastopol to a seventh-place finish with a score of 257. NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy does not have enough golfers to post a team score.

You can click this link for a deeper look into the scores from Thursday's golf meet.

Final Scores

STURGEON BAY 185
SOUTHERN DOOR 191

GIBRALTAR 209

KEWAUNEE 218

OCONTO 229

PESHTIGO 241

SEVASTOPOL 257

GREEN BAY NEW LUTHERAN incomplete team

Baseball action continues on Friday after a busy Thursday for area teams.

Friday's games include Algoma hosting Gibraltar/Washington Island for a doubleheader (4:30 p.m.), Southern Door welcoming Reedsville (4 p.m.), and Luxemburg-Casco traveling to Two Rivers for a matchup at Viet Nam Field (4:30 p.m.)

In Thursday's action:

The Gibraltar Vikings scored in the first inning before the Mishicot Indians took control in a 13-3 victory Thursday afternoon in non-conference baseball action.

The Sevastopol Pioneers baseball team found themselves down early and could not come back in a 9-2 loss to Manitowoc Lutheran on Thursday.

The Luxemburg-Casco baseball team had seven baserunners but could only muster a couple of runs in a 3-2 loss Thursday to Marinette. 

It will be a quick turnaround for the Luxemburg-Casco Spartans girls' soccer team when they prepare to take on Peshtigo in a Friday night home fixture at 5 p.m.

In Thursday's action:

Sturgeon Bay’s defense hung tough all night against D-1 Sheboygan South earning a 0-0 tie at Horace Mann Field in Sheboygan.

Luxemburg-Casco and Freedom's soccer teams drew blood, but not much else in a 1-1 tie Thursday night in Luxemburg.

Picture courtesy of Becky Lemens

After local teams kept busy on Thursday, just three area teams have games lined up for Friday.

Algoma and Gibraltar/Washington Island will kick off the weekend with a twin bill in Algoma beginning at 4:30 p.m. while Luxemburg-Casco battles Wrightstown at home beginning at 4:30 p.m.

Thursday's results included:

The Waupaca Comets opened the scoring, but the Luxemburg-Casco softball team closed it down with nine unanswered runs in a 9-1 win on Thursday.

The Algoma Wolves made the most of their trip to Peshtigo on Thursday, beating the Bulldogs 6-0 and 9-4.

The Green Bay Gamblers will bounce between two ice sheets in Wisconsin when they play at the Madison Capitols on Friday before welcoming them to the Resch Center on Saturday.

The Gamblers are stumbling to the playoffs, hoping to right the ship against their in-state rivals. They started their three-game series against the Youngstown Phantoms with a win but lost the final two games by two goals apiece. Playoff positioning is at stake if the Gamblers can earn a win or two. If the Gamblers finish as the 1 or 2 seed, round 2 games will be played on April 20-21. As the 3 or 4 seed, games will be played on April 15-17. 

Friday's game begins at 7:05 p.m., and Saturday's takes place at 6:05 p.m.

Green Bay men's basketball head coach Sundance Wicks has turned one of the biggest single-season turnarounds in NCAA history into a couple of more season tacked onto his contract.

The Green Bay Athletics Department announced on Thursday that they extended Wicks' contract and will keep him at the school through the 2028-2029 season.

"Sunny has done such an amazing job in year one, we are thrilled that he will continue to lead the Phoenix for the foreseeable future," said Director of Athletics Josh Moon in a statement released to GreenBayPhoenix.com. "We are building something special in Green Bay, and his connectivity, juice, belief, character and passion for this program and University will continue to help us RISE to new heights.

Wicks took a team that had won just three games the year before to an 18-14 record and on the doorstep to a postseason berth. He capped off his first season by winning the 2023-24 Horizon League Coach of the Year and the Joe B. Hall National Coach of the Year.

The area's baseball and softball teams will play a mixtures of conference and non-conference games when they take the batters' box on Thursday.

In baseball, Gibraltar hosts Mishicot (4 p.m.), Luxemburg-Casco travels to Marinette (4:30 p.m.), and Sevastopol plays Manitowoc Lutheran in a weather-induced make-up (5 p.m.).

In softball, Luxemburg-Casco heads to Waupaca (4:30 p.m.) and Algoma visits Peshtigo for a doubleheader (4 p.m.).

Luxemburg-Casco and Sturgeon Bay will return to action on Thursday to continue the girls' regular season of soccer.

The Spartans will face NEC foe Freedom at home at 6:30 p.m., while the Clippers will hit the road to the Horace Mann Complex to play a make-up game against Sheboygan South at 6:45 p.m.

The Packerland Conference will finally get its boys' golf season started on Thursday with a meet at Sturgeon Bay's Cherry Hills Golf Course.

Gibraltar, Kewaunee, NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy, Oconto, Peshtigo, Sevastopol, and Southern Door are all scheduled to participate when the meet begins at 4 p.m.

Earlier this week, the Luxemburg-Casco golf team finished 20 strokes behind Wrightstown to take second in Tuesday's North Eastern Conference meet. The Spartans scored a 357 at Irish Waters Golf Course near Freedom, two strokes better than Waupaca and Fox Valley Lutheran. James Glampe paced the Spartans with an 83 on the 18-hole golf course, which was good for fifth place. Lance Cherovsky finished in the top 10 with a score of 86, while teammates Landen Delebreau (13th, 90), Stanley Peot (23rd, 98), and Bryce Longlais (23rd, 98) all finished in the Top 25.

After competing in one more indoor track meet last weekend, Kewaunee will head back outside to compete in an invitational on Thursday.

The Storm officially closed the book on a successful indoor season with 112 points at Wausau West's home invite, finishing 3rd Place as a team behind D1 host Wausau West and Wausau East. Top place finishers included:

• 1st Place
  • Maddix Mueller High Jump
  • 4x1 Relay DJ Echols,Thomas Stangel,Maddix Mueller,Owen Carlson
  • 4x4 Relay Christopher Cullen,Jackson Wisnicky,Thomas Stangel,Maddix Mueller
• 2nd Place
  • Braxton Riha with a throw of 50’ 2” and only inches out of 1st.
  • Maddix Mueller Triple Jump only inches from school indoor record
  • Thomas Stangel Long Jump
  • Christopher Cullen 400
  • 4x8 Relay James Joski,Gage Vlies,Trevor Gauthier,Teagan Shaw
• 3rd Place
  • Joe Schlies 200 Hurdles
• ?4th Place
  • Owen Carlson 55 Dash
  • Sprint Medley DJ Echols,Coy Kleiman,Teagan Shaw,Joe Schlies
• 5th Place
  • DJ Echols Long Jump
  • Diego Morales 3200
• ?6th Place
  • Kemper Robinson Shot Put
  • Jackson Wisnicky 55 Hudles
• ?7th Place
  • Coy Kleiman 200
  • DJ Echols Shot Put
  • Gage Vlies 400
  • Robin Kunesh 3200
• 8th Place
  • Thomas Stangel High Jump
  • Brex Witcpalek 200 Hurdles
  • Joe Schlies 55 Hurdles.

Host Marinette, Denmark, Gladstone, Green Bay West, Niagara, Oneida Nation, Sheboygan Falls, and Suring are also scheduled to compete when the meet begins at 4 p.m.

After a combined 21 seasons across two stints at the helm of the Green Bay women's basketball program, head coach Kevin Borseth.

Borseth made the tearful announcement Wednesday morning inside the Kress Events Center, showcasing his impact on the program through banners commemorating appearances in the NCAA and WNIT tournaments and conference championships. In addition to his age, Borseth said it was becoming harder to recruit with student-athletes and parents asking when he might start considering retirement. He did not want to see the program suffer while he weighed on the decision.

"I spent 42 years of my life doing this and it's not easy. It's something I really loved to do. It's been a thrill," said Borseth. "To wake up tomorrow morning and not be the head coach… it's going to hurt. It's been a long journey, and there are many people to thank."

Chancellor Michael Alexander and Athletic Director Josh Moon both spoke of his legacy and the impact the had on the program, the department, and the community. Alexander announced that a street behind the Kress Center would be renamed Kevin Borseth Way in his honor. Moon says the search for Borseth's replacement was already underway, but that Wednesday was a day to celebrate the nine-time conference coach of the year.

"We are so grateful for his 20+ years of leadership, and the positive impact he has made on the student-athletes that have come through this program and all of the fans and friends of Phoenix women's basketball is truly special," Moon said. "It says a lot of about Kevin's character to make this decision now, considering the team we have coming back. He is always thinking about what's best for the program and this is another example of him paying it forward. Congratulations to Kevin and his family on a job well done, and the Borseth family will always be a part of the Phoenix family."

Quotes courtesy of GreenBayPhoenix.com

The Southern Door  Eagles had eight boys first-place finishes to win the Oconto Track and Field quad.

 Zack Lynch won the 100- and 200-meter dashes, and Ben Grota won the 800 and 1,600 to pace the Eagles.  Lynch also teamed with Makii Taylor, Alaric Urban, and Lauden Berg to win the 400 relay.

Gannon Evers of Sturgeon Bay won both the shot put and discus throw.

In the girl's meet, Southern Door had five top finishes in winning the quad.

Frankie Nellis of Southern Door took honors in the long and triple jumps. She also ran with Kailey Guilette, Kyleigh Claflin, and Elise Jackson in the 800 relay and won with a time under two minutes. Jackson also took the top spot in the 100 hurdles.

Ella Tarkowski and Tiviana Andropolis won the 100 and 200, respectively for the Sturgeon Bay Clippers.

Girls Team Results

Boys Team Results

In Institute, the Kewaunee Storm swept the two quads at Sevastopol High School.  The Storm boys finished first in 14 events, while the girls were tops in nine.

Christopher Cullen of Kewaunee claimed the 800 and 1600, while Braelyn Witcpalek for Kewaunee finished first in the triple jump and the 300 hurdles and was part of the winning 800 relay team.   

Boys Team Results:

Girls Team Results

Individual results from Athletic.net

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Mens Results
100 Meters
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Zack Lynch
11.54a
SR
Southern Door
2.
11
Tristan Krejcarek
11.76a
SR
Peshtigo
3.
12
Dominic Caylor
11.91a
SR
Oconto
4.
10
Madison Vorpahl
12.00a
PR
Peshtigo
5.
11
Bryce Liebzeit
12.03a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
6.
12
Alaric Urban
12.15a
PR
Southern Door
7.
12
Adan Herrera Ramirez
12.20a
PR
Oconto
8.
9
Wyatt Denny
12.62a
PR
Peshtigo
9.
12
Kordell Anderson
12.63a
SR
Sturgeon Bay
10.
11
Sam Barrett
12.69a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
11.
11
Tyler Beekman
12.73a
PR
Oconto
12.
11
Quentin Borgeaud
12.81a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
13.
11
Makii Taylor
13.14a
SR
Southern Door
14.
9
Isaac Rouer
13.17a
PR
Southern Door
15.
11
Grant Weber
13.24a
PR
Southern Door
16.
12
Thomas Jackson
13.32a
PR
Southern Door
17.
10
Eli Jadin
13.41a
SR
Southern Door
18.
10
Landon Vandertie
13.42a
SR
Southern Door
19.
9
Keegan Pew
13.70a
PR
Peshtigo
20.
10
AJ Mossakowski
13.78a
SR
Oconto
21.
11
Nathan Rouve
14.01a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
22.
10
Karter Carpenter
14.23a
PR
Peshtigo
23.
10
Chase Lagman-Edwards
14.72a
PR
Peshtigo
200 Meters
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Zack Lynch
23.85a
SR
Southern Door
2.
10
Madison Vorpahl
24.52a
SR
Peshtigo
3.
12
Chase Hasenjager
24.61a
SR
Sturgeon Bay
4.
12
Dominic Caylor
25.26a
SR
Oconto
5.
10
Lauden Berg
25.30a
SR
Southern Door
6.
12
Reese Yunke
25.87a
PR
Peshtigo
7.
9
Wyatt Denny
25.94a
PR
Peshtigo
8.
11
Tyler Beekman
25.97a
PR
Oconto
9.
11
Owen Bryzozowski
26.10a
SR
Oconto
10.
11
Sam Barrett
26.30a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
11.
9
Isaac Rouer
26.88a
PR
Southern Door
12.
11
Reid Nelson
27.11a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
13.
11
Grant Weber
27.13a
PR
Southern Door
14.
11
Makii Taylor
28.32a
SR
Southern Door
15.
10
AJ Mossakowski
28.49a
SR
Oconto
16.
9
Carson Thomas
28.79a
PR
Peshtigo
17.
9
Jackson Conn
28.80a
PR
Peshtigo
18.
9
Joe Schield
29.84a
PR
Peshtigo
Womens Results
100 Meters
Varsity
- Finals
1.
11
Ella Tarkowski
13.27a
SR
Sturgeon Bay
2.
11
Tiviana Andropolis
13.36a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
3.
11
Cady Carlson
13.66a
SR
Sturgeon Bay
4.
11
Kailey Guilette
14.15a
PR
Southern Door
5.
9
Kyleigh Claflin
14.42a
PR
Southern Door
6.
9
Delaney Wilke
14.56a
PR
Southern Door
7.
9
Portia Hah
14.61a
PR
Southern Door
8.
9
Chelsie Claflin
14.78a
PR
Southern Door
9.
12
Haily Atkinson
14.79a
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
10.
Fr
Samantha McDowell
14.91a
PR
Oconto
11.
9
Tara Maccaux
15.08a
PR
Southern Door
12.
11
Abby Petrina
15.46a
SR
Southern Door
13.
11
Sara Noskowiak
15.52a
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
14.
11
Hannah Lacomb
15.58a
SR
Peshtigo
15.
10
Claire Notz
15.63a
PR
Oconto
16.
Fr
Jenny Vizer
16.18a
PR
Oconto
17.
11
Brooke Peterson
16.46a
PR
Oconto
18.
10
Maria Suarez
16.53a
PR
Oconto
19.
10
Emma Moyer
16.56a
SR
Southern Door
20.
So
Braelyn McDonald
16.73a
PR
Oconto
21.
Fr
Maddy Mugnaini
17.88a
PR
Oconto
22.
11
Alaina Archambault
38.41a
SR
Peshtigo
23.
10
Izzy Payne
38.87a
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
24.
10
Jaycee Mullins
39.05a
SR
Peshtigo
25.
10
Kiera Adams-McIntosh
39.79a
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
26.
12
Joslyn Saliger
40.82a
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
27.
12
Hayden Beekman
41.17a
SR
Oconto
28.
10
Sydney Cate
41.26a
SR
Peshtigo
200 Meters
Varsity
- Finals
1.
11
Tiviana Andropolis
27.95a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
2.
10
Frankie Nellis
28.19a
SR
Southern Door
3.
10
Izzy Payne
28.83a
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
4.
11
Alaina Archambault
28.89a
PR
Peshtigo
5.
12
Danica Neville
30.53a
SR
Southern Door
6.
9
Delaney Wilke
30.57a
PR
Southern Door
7.
9
Tara Maccaux
30.72a
PR
Southern Door
8.
Fr
Samantha McDowell
31.17a
PR
Oconto
9.
12
Kylie Villas
31.33a
SR
Peshtigo
10.
9
Chelsie Claflin
31.67a
PR
Southern Door
11.
9
Daylia Sund
32.21a
PR
Southern Door
12.
9
Makai Levknecht
32.52a
PR
Peshtigo
13.
9
Eliana Moreau
32.98a
PR
Peshtigo
14.
10
Ava Estes
33.19a
SR
Sturgeon Bay
15.
11
Abby Petrina
34.02a
SR
Southern Door
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400 Meters
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Mason Motquin
56.99a
SR
Southern Door
2.
11
Lucas Conard
57.21a
SR
Southern Door
3.
9
Cody Nesberg
57.92a
PR
Peshtigo
4.
11
Trenton Hartman
1:00.55a
PR
Oconto
5.
10
Simon Downey
1:00.59a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
6.
12
Adan Herrera Ramirez
1:00.63a
PR
Oconto
7.
10
Karter Carpenter
1:01.68a
PR
Peshtigo
8.
11
Ethan Kaser
1:01.71a
PR
Southern Door
9.
10
Quincy Wendland
1:04.58a
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
10.
9
Quentin Crawford
1:07.69a
PR
Peshtigo
11.
11
Skyler Kamm
1:08.09a
PR
Oconto
12.
9
Evan Smith
1:08.22a
PR
Peshtigo
13.
10
Landen Saliger
1:08.42a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
800 Meters
Varsity
- Finals
1.
11
Ben Grota
2:09.86a
PR
Southern Door
2.
12
Mason Motquin
2:20.01a
PR
Southern Door
3.
11
Lucas Conard
2:21.50a
SR
Southern Door
4.
10
Liam Smith
2:24.60a
SR
Peshtigo
5.
9
Daniel Wienke
2:26.39a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
6.
9
Andrew Halfmann
2:27.01a
PR
Peshtigo
7.
10
Jack Monfils
2:33.31a
SR
Southern Door
8.
11
Ethan Kaser
2:34.39a
PR
Southern Door
9.
11
Trenton Hartman
2:35.60a
PR
Oconto
10.
11
Brayden Vogel
2:36.45a
SR
Southern Door
11.
12
Spencer Slezewski
2:37.99a
PR
Southern Door
12.
11
Dylan Habermeyer
2:42.87a
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
13.
9
Quentin Crawford
2:43.54a
PR
Peshtigo
13.
10
Eli Berndt
2:43.54a
SR
Peshtigo
15.
11
Lukas Kallin
2:50.20a
PR
Southern Door
16.
10
Jake Geroux
2:51.20a
SR
Peshtigo
1600 Meters
Varsity
- Finals
1.
11
Ben Grota
4:43.69a
PR
Southern Door
2.
12
Aldo Rangel
5:10.52a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
3.
10
Dominik Baxter
5:20.35a
PR
Peshtigo
4.
10
Zone Wienke
5:20.63a
SR
Sturgeon Bay
5.
9
Andrew Halfmann
5:22.33a
PR
Peshtigo
6.
9
Owen Larios Amezqui...
5:40.69a
PR
Southern Door
7.
9
Ross Spritka
5:51.61a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
8.
11
Dylan Habermeyer
6:00.76a
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
9.
12
Cody Penovich
6:18.79a
SR
Southern Door
10.
10
Jake Geroux
6:19.15a
PR
Peshtigo
11.
11
Skyler Kamm
7:03.14a
PR
Oconto
3200 Meters
Varsity
- Finals
1.
11
Malakai Yakel
11:31.83a
PR
Peshtigo
2.
9
Owen Larios Amezqui...
11:57.60a
PR
Southern Door
3.
9
Keelan Schmidt
12:22.51a
PR
Peshtigo
4.
11
Mathis Kuehn
13:04.94a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
110m Hurdles
Varsity
- Finals
16.
11
Hannah Lacomb
34.37a
SR
Peshtigo
17.
Fr
Ashlyn LeTourneau
34.38a
PR
Oconto
18.
10
Maria Suarez
36.50a
SR
Oconto
19.
11
Brooke Peterson
36.67a
Oconto
20.
Fr
Maddy Mugnaini
38.26a
PR
Oconto
400 Meters
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Danica Neville
1:09.08a
SR
Southern Door
2.
11
Holly Pesch
1:10.16a
PR
Peshtigo
3.
12
Haily Atkinson
1:12.39a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
4.
9
Maiya Olson
1:13.17a
PR
Southern Door
5.
9
Makai Levknecht
1:14.14a
PR
Peshtigo
6.
11
Ellie Engerson
1:14.92a
SR
Southern Door
7.
12
Payton Gilbertson
1:16.07a
PR
Southern Door
8.
10
Ava Estes
1:16.10a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
9.
10
Anna Massart
1:16.82a
SR
Southern Door
10.
9
Sadie Czaja
1:18.18a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
11.
10
Jaden Schmidt
1:23.72a
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
12.
10
Manuela Uribarri
1:26.79a
PR
Southern Door
13.
10
Willow Burke
1:31.53a
Oconto
800 Meters
Varsity
- Finals
1.
10
Rachel Nelson
2:29.91a
SR
Peshtigo
2.
12
Julia Kurek
2:38.41a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
3.
12
Jade Tomberlin
2:45.07a
SR
Sturgeon Bay
4.
11
Holly Pesch
2:46.03a
SR
Peshtigo
5.
10
Emma Bousley
2:52.63a
SR
Southern Door
6.
9
Serenity Walden
2:58.45a
PR
Peshtigo
7.
11
Kelsey Johnson
3:06.61a
SR
Southern Door
8.
10
Lucia Soto
3:14.67a
PR
Southern Door
9.
10
Harper Burke
3:15.94a
SR
Oconto
10.
11
Marissa Shefchik
3:25.30a
SR
Southern Door
11.
10
Joslyn Uecker
3:26.58a
SR
Southern Door
12.
11
Ellie Engerson
3:27.49a
PR
Southern Door
13.
10
Jaden Schmidt
3:28.98a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
14.
10
Samantha Massart
3:31.42a
PR
Southern Door
15.
10
Lilly Wrenn
3:33.11a
SR
Southern Door
16.
12
Hayden Beekman
3:36.35a
PR
Oconto
17.
11
Selamnesh Kolb
3:42.10a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
1600 Meters
Varsity
- Finals
1.
9
Serenity Walden
5:30.36a
PR
Peshtigo
2.
12
Julia Kurek
5:43.26a
SR
Sturgeon Bay
3.
10
Emma Bousley
6:15.65a
SR
Southern Door
4.
11
Sataya Williams
6:32.83a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
5.
11
Kelsey Johnson
6:48.66a
SR
Southern Door
6.
10
Rachel Nelson
6:49.94a
SR
Peshtigo
7.
11
Selamnesh Kolb
8:15.40a
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
100m Hurdles
Varsity
- Finals
1.
9
Elise Jackson
17.57a
PR
Southern Door
2.
10
Emma Raygo
19.00a
SR
Peshtigo
3.
9
Daylia Sund
19.67a
PR
Southern Door
4.
12
Myah Mlnarik
20.57a
SR
Oconto
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1.
12
Ethan Brissette
15.54a
SR
Peshtigo
2.
11
Ozzie Langfeldt
18.31a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
3.
10
Damontrae Meeks
19.55a
SR
Southern Door
4.
9
Cedar Tomberlin
20.18a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
5.
12
Cole Sherman
20.76a
SR
Peshtigo
6.
9
Elmer Jeanquart
22.32a
PR
Southern Door
7.
10
Braeden VanRemortel
22.44a
PR
Southern Door
8.
9
Calvin Langfeldt
23.32a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
300m Hurdles
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Ethan Brissette
41.61a
SR
Peshtigo
2.
11
Ozzie Langfeldt
48.46a
SR
Sturgeon Bay
3.
10
Damontrae Meeks
49.84a
SR
Southern Door
4.
9
Cedar Tomberlin
51.04a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
5.
9
Ross Spritka
55.03a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
6.
12
Cole Sherman
55.63a
SR
Peshtigo
7.
9
Elmer Jeanquart
56.36a
PR
Southern Door
8.
9
Calvin Langfeldt
58.98a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
9.
11
Davien Quaderer
1:04.88a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
4x100 Relay
Varsity
- Finals
1.
11
Makii Taylor
12
Alaric Urban
10
Lauden Berg
12
Zack Lynch
46.16a
Southern Door - A
2.
11
Nathen Kleikamp
11
Carter Roeder
11
Dathen Sechen
10
Madison Vorpahl
47.34a
Peshtigo - A
3.
12
Kordell Anderson
12
Chase Hasenjager
9
Daniel Wienke
10
Zone Wienke
48.10a
Sturgeon Bay - A
4.
11
Bryce Liebzeit
11
Reid Nelson
11
Sam Barrett
11
Quentin Borgeaud
50.01a
Green Bay NEW Lutheran -...
4x200 Relay
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Dominic Caylor
11
Tyler Beekman
11
Owen Bryzozowski
12
Adan Herrera Ramirez
1:42.17a
Oconto - A
2.
10
Landon Vandertie
12
Cooper Rass
10
Eli Jadin
10
Damontrae Meeks
1:44.83a
Southern Door - A
3.
9
Joe Schield
9
Carson Thomas
12
Cole Sherman
12
Reese Yunke
1:48.78a
Peshtigo - A
4x400 Relay
Varsity
- Finals
5.
11
Kya Borkovetz
21.32a
SR
Southern Door
6.
11
Alexa Olson
22.66a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
7.
12
Hannah Schley
26.66a
SR
Southern Door
300m Hurdles
Varsity
- Finals
1.
11
Alaina Archambault
49.06a
PR
Peshtigo
2.
9
Elise Jackson
51.91a
PR
Southern Door
3.
12
Mary Mayhew
1:00.04a
SR
Peshtigo
4.
11
Maddie Finger
1:03.32a
SR
Southern Door
5.
11
Alexa Olson
1:05.79a
PR
Sturgeon Bay
6.
10
Bella Nutt
1:06.45a
PR
Peshtigo
7.
12
Hannah Schley
1:09.22a
SR
Southern Door
8.
11
Julia Hermstedt
1:21.39a
PR
Southern Door
4x100 Relay
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Nida Zukauskaite
11
Tiviana Andropolis
11
Cady Carlson
11
Ella Tarkowski
54.80a
Sturgeon Bay - A
2.
10
Kiera Adams-McIntosh
12
Haily Atkinson
11
Sara Noskowiak
10
Izzy Payne
56.78a
Green Bay NEW Lutheran -...
3.
9
Delaney Wilke
9
Tara Maccaux
9
Chelsie Claflin
9
Kyleigh Claflin
57.18a
Southern Door - B
4.
12
Mikayla Pieschek
12
Paige Olson
11
Abby Petrina
11
Kya Borkovetz
59.14a
Southern Door - A
5.
Fr
Samantha McDowell
12
Myah Mlnarik
10
Claire Notz
11
Kyanne Wusterbarth
1:00.95a
Oconto - A
4x200 Relay
Varsity
- Finals
1.
11
Kailey Guilette
9
Kyleigh Claflin
9
Elise Jackson
10
Frankie Nellis
1:59.67a
Southern Door - A
2.
11
Evelyn Hurley
9
Eliana Moreau
10
Jaycee Mullins
12
Kylie Villas
2:03.58a
Peshtigo - A
3.
Fr
Ashlyn LeTourneau
10
Maria Suarez
11
Brooke Peterson
11
Kyanne Wusterbarth
2:16.40a
Oconto - A
4x400 Relay
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Julia Kurek
11
Cady Carlson
12
Jade Tomberlin
4:37.64a
Sturgeon Bay - A
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1.
12
Chase Hasenjager
10
Simon Downey
10
Zone Wienke
9
Cedar Tomberlin
3:55.41a
Sturgeon Bay - A
2.
12
Reese Yunke
10
Liam Smith
11
Nathen Kleikamp
9
Andrew Halfmann
3:56.58a
Peshtigo - A
3.
12
Mason Motquin
12
Cooper Rass
11
Brayden Vogel
11
Lucas Conard
4:03.04a
Southern Door - A
4.
10
Landen Saliger
11
Dylan Habermeyer
11
Mathis Kuehn
10
Quincy Wendland
4:27.29a
Green Bay NEW Lutheran -...
4x800 Relay
Varsity
- Finals
1.
10
Dominik Baxter
10
Eli Berndt
10
Liam Smith
11
Malakai Yakel
9:31.46a
Peshtigo - A
2.
11
Brayden Vogel
11
Ethan Kaser
12
Cody Penovich
10
Jack Monfils
10:18.05a
Southern Door - A
Shot Put
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Gannon Evers
50-00.00
PR
Sturgeon Bay
2.
11
Braden Evers
46-05.00
PR
Sturgeon Bay
3.
11
Cruz Calvillo
40-09.00
PR
Southern Door
4.
11
Luke Walentowski
38-05.50
PR
Southern Door
5.
11
Carter Roeder
38-03.00
SR
Peshtigo
6.
11
Seth Laughlin
37-06.00
PR
Sturgeon Bay
7.
12
Thomas Jackson
34-00.50
PR
Southern Door
8.
11
Korbin Osmon
30-01.00
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
9.
11
Evan Tisdale
28-08.00
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
10.
12
Roman Tremper
28-04.00
PR
Sturgeon Bay
11.
9
Troy Geisel
28-03.00
PR
Southern Door
12.
10
Presten Liegeois
28-00.00
PR
Peshtigo
13.
11
Landon Schley
27-03.50
SR
Southern Door
14.
10
Aiden Olsen
26-07.00
Oconto
15.
12
Adan Herrera Ramirez
25-05.00
Oconto
16.
9
RJ Bongle
21-03.00
PR
Southern Door
17.
9
Liam Finger
20-11.00
PR
Southern Door
18.
10
Chase Lagman-Edwards
19-06.00
PR
Peshtigo
19.
9
Michael Martell
19-03.00
PR
Southern Door
Discus
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Gannon Evers
169-05.50
PR
Sturgeon Bay
2.
11
Braden Evers
123-07
PR
Sturgeon Bay
3.
11
Cruz Calvillo
118-02
SR
Southern Door
4.
11
Carter Roeder
113-03
PR
Peshtigo
5.
11
Nathen Kleikamp
96-08
SR
Peshtigo
6.
11
Luke Walentowski
93-01.50
SR
Southern Door
11
Ella Tarkowski
2.
11
Maddie Finger
11
Ellie Engerson
10
Anna Massart
12
Danica Neville
5:01.20a
Southern Door - A
3.
12
Mary Mayhew
10
Bella Nutt
11
Evelyn Hurley
12
Kylie Villas
5:03.52a
Peshtigo - A
4x800 Relay
Varsity
- Finals
1.
9
Makai Levknecht
9
Serenity Walden
10
Rachel Nelson
11
Holly Pesch
11:02.41a
Peshtigo - A
2.
10
Lilly Wrenn
10
Lucia Soto
10
Manuela Uribarri
10
Joslyn Uecker
13:34.83a
Southern Door - A
Shot Put
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Christina Powers
36-07.00
PR
Peshtigo
2.
10
Athena Powers
33-00.00
SR
Peshtigo
3.
10
Kiera Adams-McIntosh
29-03.00
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
4.
10
Kailyn Neville
28-10.00
SR
Southern Door
5.
12
Gabriella Luett
28-01.00
PR
Sturgeon Bay
6.
9
Sadie Czaja
26-09.00
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
7.
12
MaKenna Geyer
26-07.00
SR
Southern Door
8.
10
Alexis Lenius
24-03.00
PR
Sturgeon Bay
9.
9
Chelsie Claflin
23-06.00
PR
Southern Door
10.
9
Portia Hah
22-05.00
PR
Southern Door
11.
Jr
Kelly Vizer
22-03.50
Oconto
12.
Fr
Jenny Vizer
21-04.50
PR
Oconto
13.
10
Attyson Wilson
21-00.00
PR
Southern Door
14.
10
Charlotte Bloniarz
20-00.00
PR
Southern Door
15.
9
Hailey Olson
19-08.00
PR
Sturgeon Bay
16.
9
Kayla Johnson
18-06.00
PR
Southern Door
17.
Jr
Ambra Pisu
16-03.00
PR
Oconto
Discus
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Christina Powers
96-00.50
SR
Peshtigo
2.
12
Gabriella Luett
86-02.50
PR
Sturgeon Bay
3.
10
Kiera Adams-McIntosh
80-07
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
4.
12
MaKenna Geyer
80-02.50
PR
Southern Door
5.
10
Athena Powers
69-05.50
SR
Peshtigo
6.
10
Kailyn Neville
68-06
SR
Southern Door
7.
9
Sadie Czaja
61-03
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
8.
10
Charlotte Bloniarz
59-09.50
PR
Southern Door
9.
Fr
Jenny Vizer
59-08.50
PR
Oconto
10.
10
Alexis Lenius
55-04.50
SR
Sturgeon Bay
11.
9
Hailey Olson
52-02
PR
Sturgeon Bay
12.
10
Attyson Wilson
48-08.50
PR
Southern Door
13.
9
Kayla Johnson
47-04
PR
Southern Door
14.
Jr
Ambra Pisu
43-01.50
PR
Oconto
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7.
11
Landon Schley
88-09.50
SR
Southern Door
8.
11
Korbin Osmon
86-04.50
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
9.
11
Tristan Krejcarek
84-02
PR
Peshtigo
10.
10
Aiden Olsen
83-09.50
PR
Oconto
11.
10
Presten Liegeois
82-07
PR
Peshtigo
12.
11
Seth Laughlin
76-07.50
SR
Sturgeon Bay
13.
12
Roman Tremper
72-01.50
PR
Sturgeon Bay
14.
11
Evan Tisdale
71-07.50
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
15.
9
RJ Bongle
63-11.50
PR
Southern Door
16.
10
AJ Mossakowski
61-00.50
PR
Oconto
17.
9
Troy Geisel
56-02.50
PR
Southern Door
18.
9
Liam Finger
48-05.50
PR
Southern Door
19.
9
Michael Martell
44-07
PR
Southern Door
High Jump
Varsity
- Finals
1.
10
Braeden VanRemortel
5-08.00
PR
Southern Door
2.
12
Cooper Rass
5-08.00
PR
Southern Door
3.
11
Dathen Sechen
5-06.00
SR
Peshtigo
4.
12
Chase Hasenjager
5-04.00
SR
Sturgeon Bay
5.
9
Cedar Tomberlin
5-04.00
PR
Sturgeon Bay
6.
10
Quincy Wendland
5-02.00
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
6.
10
Dominik Baxter
5-02.00
PR
Peshtigo
6.
10
Merlin Walker
5-02.00
PR
Sturgeon Bay
6.
11
Quentin Borgeaud
5-02.00
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
10.
10
Jack Monfils
5-00.00
SR
Southern Door
10.
9
Cody Nesberg
5-00.00
PR
Peshtigo
10.
11
Reid Nelson
5-00.00
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
10.
11
Nathen Kleikamp
5-00.00
PR
Peshtigo
14.
11
Trenton Hartman
4-10.00
Oconto
15.
11
Owen Bryzozowski
4-08.00
PR
Oconto
--
11
Jessie Haynes
NH
Peshtigo
Pole Vault
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Ethan Brissette
14-00.00
PR
Peshtigo
2.
12
Xavier Jandrin
12-06.00
PR
Sturgeon Bay
3.
12
Spencer Slezewski
10-00.00
PR
Southern Door
4.
10
Grant Pieschek
10-00.00
PR
Southern Door
5.
12
Mason Motquin
8-06.00
SR
Southern Door
6.
12
Zach Olson
8-06.00
PR
Sturgeon Bay
7.
10
Zach Sherman
8-00.00
SR
Peshtigo
7.
12
Cole Sherman
8-00.00
SR
Peshtigo
9.
11
Lukas Kallin
7-06.00
PR
Southern Door
Long Jump
Varsity
- Finals
1.
11
Tristan Krejcarek
19-03.00
SR
Peshtigo
2.
12
Alaric Urban
18-06.25
PR
Southern Door
3.
10
Lauden Berg
18-01.25
SR
Southern Door
4.
10
Madison Vorpahl
17-10.00
SR
Peshtigo
5.
12
Craven Lautenbach
17-05.50
PR
Sturgeon Bay
6.
11
Bryce Liebzeit
16-07.00
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
7.
11
Trenton Hartman
15-08.00
Oconto
8.
11
Brayden Vogel
15-05.75
SR
Southern Door
9.
10
Eli Jadin
14-06.00
SR
Southern Door
10.
10
Quincy Wendland
14-01.75
SR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
11.
9
Keegan Pew
14-00.50
PR
Peshtigo
High Jump
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Nida Zukauskaite
4-10.00
SR
Sturgeon Bay
2.
12
Jade Tomberlin
4-08.00
SR
Sturgeon Bay
3.
12
Mary Mayhew
4-06.00
PR
Peshtigo
3.
10
Ava Everard
4-06.00
PR
Southern Door
4.
10
Emma Raygo
4-04.00
SR
Peshtigo
5.
9
Maiya Olson
4-04.00
PR
Southern Door
6.
12
Myah Mlnarik
4-02.00
SR
Oconto
7.
12
Paige Olson
4-02.00
SR
Southern Door
8.
Fr
Samantha McDowell
4-00.00
PR
Oconto
9.
11
Julia Hermstedt
3-08.00
PR
Southern Door
--
Fr
Maddy Mugnaini
NH
Oconto
Pole Vault
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Riley Sabel
8-00.00
PR
Peshtigo
2.
11
Evelyn Hurley
7-00.00
PR
Peshtigo
3.
12
Danica Neville
7-00.00
SR
Southern Door
4.
11
Marissa Shefchik
6-06.00
PR
Southern Door
5.
12
Mikayla Pieschek
6-06.00
PR
Southern Door
6.
9
Portia Hah
6-00.00
PR
Southern Door
7.
10
Anna Massart
5-06.00
SR
Southern Door
8.
10
Samantha Massart
5-00.00
SR
Southern Door
--
11
Julia Hermstedt
NH
Southern Door
--
10
Bella Nutt
NH
Peshtigo
Long Jump
Varsity
- Finals
1.
10
Frankie Nellis
15-06.75
SR
Southern Door
2.
10
Jaycee Mullins
14-03.00
SR
Peshtigo
3.
11
Kailey Guilette
13-08.50
SR
Southern Door
4.
12
Mikayla Pieschek
13-04.75
SR
Southern Door
5.
9
Tara Maccaux
12-09.25
PR
Southern Door
6.
12
Paige Olson
12-07.00
SR
Southern Door
7.
12
Myah Mlnarik
11-10.25
SR
Oconto
8.
10
Ava Everard
11-08.75
PR
Southern Door
9.
9
Eliana Moreau
11-03.00
PR
Peshtigo
10.
10
Claire Notz
11-01.25
PR
Oconto
11.
10
Harper Burke
10-09.50
Oconto
12.
12
Hayden Beekman
10-08.75
SR
Oconto
13.
10
McKenna Guilette
10-06.75
SR
Southern Door
14.
10
Ava Estes
10-04.00
SR
Sturgeon Bay
15.
10
Maria Suarez
7-11.75
PR
Oconto
16.
10
Willow Burke
7-06.50
SR
Oconto
Triple Jump
Varsity
- Finals
1.
10
Frankie Nellis
31-06.00
PR
Southern Door
2.
11
Alaina Archambault
31-05.50
SR
Peshtigo
3.
12
Paige Olson
30-08.00
PR
Southern Door
4.
11
Kailey Guilette
30-02.50
SR
Southern Door
5.
12
Mikayla Pieschek
28-11.75
SR
Southern Door
6.
12
Payton Gilbertson
28-03.25
PR
Southern Door
7.
10
Ava Everard
27-10.50
PR
Southern Door
8.
11
Abby Petrina
26-09.25
PR
Southern Door
9.
10
Sydney Cate
26-00.00
SR
Peshtigo
10.
10
McKenna Guilette
24-09.75
PR
Southern Door
4/10/24, 7:56 AM NEW, Peshtigo, S.D., S.B - Results - Track & Field Meet
https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/547197/results/all 6/6
12.
9
Isaac Rouer
13-08.00
PR
Southern Door
13.
9
Jackson Conn
13-02.50
PR
Peshtigo
13.
11
Nathan Rouve
13-02.50
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
15.
9
Evan Smith
12-05.25
PR
Peshtigo
16.
9
Joe Schield
11-10.50
PR
Peshtigo
17.
9
Quentin Crawford
11-04.75
PR
Peshtigo
Triple Jump
Varsity
- Finals
1.
12
Alaric Urban
40-02.25
SR
Southern Door
2.
10
Lauden Berg
39-02.25
PR
Southern Door
3.
9
Cody Nesberg
37-06.75
PR
Peshtigo
4.
12
Craven Lautenbach
36-02.25
SR
Sturgeon Bay
5.
12
Reese Yunke
35-01.75
SR
Peshtigo
6.
9
Wyatt Denny
34-00.25
PR
Peshtigo
7.
11
Jessie Haynes
32-11.50
SR
Peshtigo
8.
10
Landon Vandertie
32-03.25
SR
Southern Door
9.
11
Reid Nelson
32-02.00
PR
Green Bay NEW Lutheran
10.
9
Carson Thomas
31-03.75
PR
Peshtigo
11.
10
Grant Pieschek
3-00.50
PR
Southern Door

The Gibraltar/Washington Island Vikings jumped on the Sevastopol Pioneers for 13 runs in the first two innings. They never looked back, defeating the Pioneers 19-2 in the first game of a scheduled doubleheader.  Braden Kita scored two-for-two, scored four runs, and knocked in four to lead the Viking attack.  Giblartar took advantage of 15 walks by four Pioneer pitchers.   Bennett Isaacson and Aaron Brey also had two hits. Liam Lindenberg had two RBIs.  The second game was suspended due to darkness, with the Vikings leading 4-0 after three innings.

The Milwaukee Bucks broke a four-game losing streak on Tuesday night by defeating the Boston Celtics at home 104-91. The Bucks got a much-needed win to stay in the number two spot in the Eastern Conference, but star Giannis Antetokounmpo lost the game in the third quarter due to a calf injury. He underwent an MRI to determine the severity of the injury, with the playoffs looming later this month.

The Bucks took control of the game early by outscoring the Celtics 37-21 in the first quarter and took a 63-43 lead into halftime. 

Boston mounted a comeback in the third quarter after falling behind by 24 points.  Outscoring the Bucks 24-15 in the third quarter, the Celtics cut the lead to 11 in the final quarter.

Bobby Portis and A.J. Green hit some key shots in the fourth quarter to keep the Celtics at bay as Portis finished with 15 points and ten rebounds, while Green hit two long three-pointers to extend the Bucks lead.

Six Bucks scored in double figures, Patrick Beverly leading the way with 20 points and ten rebounds, and Giannis scored 28 points with 15 boards before leaving with the game with the non-contact injury.

The Milwaukee Brewers evened the series with the Cincinnati Reds with a 9-5 victory on Tuesday evening at Great American Ball Park.

Brewer starter Joe Ross (1-0) went strong innings to pick up his first win since June of 2021.  Giving up only two earned runs on five hits, Ross struck out seven and walked only one for Milwaukee.

Blake Perkins and Sal Froelich led the Brewer offense with three hits and Christian Yelich stayed hot by knocking in three runs.  Milwaukee tallied 13 hits and took a commanding 9-1 lead into the bottom of the seventh inning.

The two teams will square off again in Cincinnati as Wade Miley will get his first start of the season on the mound in the third game of the four-game series starting at 5:40 p.m. 

Two shutouts went opposite directions for Door County's two girls' soccer teams on Monday.

The Sevastopol/Gibraltar girls' soccer team earned its first win of the season on Monday, winning 2-0 over Little Chute. 

The Notre Dame Academy Tritons showed why they are one of the top teams in the state on Monday as they shutout Sturgeon Bay on Monday 7-0.

It was a successful Monday afternoon for many of the area's softball teams ahead of more action on Tuesday.

The Sevastopol softball team picked up their first win of the season on Monday, topping Assumption 6-2. 

The Algoma Wolves scored six times in the fourth inning to beat Crivitz 10-7 on the road.  

The Southern Door Eagles scored first and never let go of their lead as they defeated the Valders Vikings 5-0 in their first game on Monday.

Luxemburg-Casco softball team won their first conference matchup of the season, defeating the Clintonville Truckers 15-0 in five innings.

The Gibraltar softball team dropped its third straight on Monday by double figures, losing to Roncalli 13-0.

Tuesday's action includes Luxemburg-Casco hosting Seymour (4:30 p.m.) and Kewaunee hosting Wrightstown (4 p.m.)

Door and Kewaunee counties has dried out enough to allow baseball teams to take to the diamond on Tuesday afternoon.

Tuesday's slate of games features Sevastopol playing a doubleheader against Gibraltar/Washington Island (4 p.m.), Algoma traveling to St. Mary Catholic (4:30 p.m.), and Luxemburg-Casco facing Marinette (4:30 p.m.).

In Monday's action, the Luxemburg-Casco baseball team wiped away memories of Saturday's loss to Oconto Falls as they beat the Panthers 4-1.

All seven of the area's track teams will be in action in three different locales on Tuesday afternoon.

Algoma, Gibraltar, Kewaunee, and Sevastopol will compete in Institute as part of two Packerland Conference meets. NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy, Peshtigo, Southern Door, and Sturgeon Bay will compete in Oconto. Both meets begin at 4:30 p.m.

Luxemburg-Casco will head to Waupaca for the North Eastern Conference meet featuring Freedom, Little Chute, Oconto Falls, and the host school. The first events there begin at 4 p.m.  

Luxemburg-Casco baseball will play Oconto Falls on Monday in an effort to make up one of its weather-induced postponements from last week.

The Spartans scored single tallies in the final two innings, but it was not enough to overcome the Panthers in their first meeting of the season, a 3-2 loss at Capital Credit Union Park Saturday morning. The Panthers put the Spartans in a 3-0 hole thanks to an RBI single by Luke Gilbertson in the fourth inning and two more runs in the fifth. The Spartans chipped away in the game's final two innings. Braeden Schley had an RBI groundout in the sixth inning to cut the lead for the Panthers to two. Max Thayse drove in a run with a single, but on the same play, Bandow was gunned down at the plate to end the game and the Spartans' threat.

The first pitch from the Luxemburg-Casco Sports Complex is scheduled for 4:30 p.m.

Some area teams hope the third time's the charm to get their 2024 season underway after a string of weather-induced postponements last week.

Monday's action includes Algoma visiting Crivitz (4 p.m.), Sevastopol battling Assumption (4:30 p.m.), Southern Door traveling to Valders (4:30 p.m.), Gibraltar hosting Roncalli (4:30 p.m.), and Luxemburg-Casco playing at home against Clintonville (4:30 p.m.).

Door County's two soccer teams will leave town on Monday for their first matches of the week.

Sturgeon Bay will play at state-ranked Notre Dame for its second straight match on turf when they kickoff at 5:30 p.m.

Sevastopol/Gibraltar will head to Little Chute to take on the Mustangs for a 6 p.m. kick.

Dylan O’Rae’s two-run single in the sixth inning broke a 3-3 tie to lead the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers to a 5-4 win over the Peoria Chiefs on a blustery Sunday afternoon at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium.  O’Rae went 2-for-4 with a double, a run scored, and two RBI in the game.

Peoria (1-2) took the lead with a run in the top of the second inning.  Anyelo Encarnacion singled home Alex Iadisernia for the 1-0 lead.  The Chiefs loaded the bases with one out on a single and a walk.  However, Wisconsin starting pitcher Edwin Jimenez escaped the frame with a 5-3 double play.

The Timber Rattlers (2-1) charged back in front in the bottom of the second inning.  Jadher Areinamo tied the game with an RBI single.  Eduarqui Fernández drove in the go-ahead run with a sacrifice fly.

William Sullivan tied the game in the fourth inning.  The Chiefs first baseman lined a solo home run to the Peoria bullpen with two outs to even the score 2-2.

The Chiefs struck again with two outs in the fifth inning to go back in front.  Jimenez retired the first two batters he faced in the inning before he issued a walk to Leonardo Bernal.  Alex Iadisernia lined the first pitch he saw in the inning to right-center for his third double of the game.  Iadisernia was out at third base trying to stretch this hit into a triple, but Bernal crossed the plate to count the run for a 3-2 advantage.

Wisconsin answered in the bottom of the fifth.  O’Rae started the inning with a double but was still at second with two outs.  Mike Boeve didn’t let the chance go to waste.  Boeve blooped in a single to send O’Rae across the plate for the tying run.  Boeve went 5-for-8 in the last two games of the series with Peoria.

Jimenez walked a batter with one out in the top of the sixth inning before getting another inning-ending double play to keep the game tied.  He scattered seven hits, walked three, and struck out four over six innings for a quality start that put him in line for the win once the bats went to work in the bottom of the sixth.

The first three Wisconsin batters in their half of the sixth singled to load the bases.  O’Rae lined a single to center to score two runs for a 5-3 lead.

Wisconsin relievers Chase Costello and Stiven Cruz pitched around some traffic in the seventh and eighth innings but maintained the two-run lead.  In the ninth, Cruz got the first out but a walk and a double put the tying runs in scoring position.  That led to one more call to the Rattlers bullpen.

Craig Yoho answered the call with the game in the balance.  He allowed a sacrifice fly off Brody Moore for the second out to let a run score.  Yoho recorded his first Midwest League save by getting the final out on a grounder to second.

The Timber Rattlers had fourteen hits on Sunday afternoon as they won their second game in a row to take two of three games from the Chiefs in the series.

The Timber Rattlers are off on Monday.  They return to action on Tuesday with game one of a series against the South Bend Cubs at Four Winds Field in South Bend, Indiana.  Patricio Aquino is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers.  South Bend has not announced their starter.  Game time is 6:05pm CDT. 

The Green Bay Blizzard scored in every quarter and held onto its halftime lead in a 32-24 win over the Quad Cities Steamwheelers Saturday night in Moline, Ill.

The Blizzard scored the first three touchdowns of the game and led 20-3 heading into the final minutes of the second quarter. The Steamwheelers closed out the half and opened the third quarter with touchdowns but traded scores with the Blizzard the rest of the way to be denied the victory by their visitors.

The Blizzard's Skyler Perry scored three total touchdowns while throwing for 59 yards and running for another 67 yards. Jalyn Cagle made the most of his limited touches, rushing for two scores on four carries and 20 yards.

The Blizzard will be back in action on April 19th when they host the Sioux Falls Storm.

The Green Bay Gamblers failed to win their series against the Youngstown Phantoms this weekend, losing the final two games 4-2 and 3-1.

In Friday's loss, Blake Bechen and Michael DeAngelo scored the opening goal in the first two periods, but the Phantoms always had an answer, including Breckin Smith's game-winning goal in the second period.

Saturday's loss saw Geno Carcone get into the scoring column after the Phantoms built up a 3-0 lead heading into the latter stages of the second half. 

The Luxemburg-Casco baseball team scored single tallies in the final two innings, but it was not enough to overcome the Oconto Falls 3-2 at Capital Credit Union Park Saturday morning. 

The Panthers put the Spartans in a 3-0 hole thanks to an RBI single by Luke Gilbertson in the fourth inning and two more runs in the fifth. The Spartans chipped away in the game's final two innings. Braeden Schley had an RBI groundout in the sixth inning to cut the lead for the Panthers to two. Max Thayse drove in a run with a single, but on the same play, Bandow was gunned down at the plate to end the game and the Spartans' threat.

The Gibraltar Vikings opened their season at Adams-Friendship this weekend with an 11-8 win over St. Mary's Springs and an 8-0 loss to Lakeside Lutheran.

In their win over St. Mary's Springs, the Vikings were buoyed by a six-run second inning that made it 7-5. A four-run third inning put the Vikings ahead for good, though the Zephyrs did tack on three runs in later innings. Bennett Isaacson, Aaron Brey, Luke Rericha, and Max Maltby all had two hits in the game, and Brady Kita got one three times via walks and scored two runs.

In their loss against Lakeside Lutheran, Kita got on base another three times, including the Vikings' lone hit. The Vikings kept it close through the first six innings before Lakeside Lutheran scored five runs in the top of the seventh to put the contest away.

The Kewaunee Storm baseball team came back from Mauston with a win and a loss, beating Spooner Rails 3-2 and Northwestern 5-2.

The Storm opened the game with a single tally in the second inning, with Conor Kilgore scoring. Northwestern would score three unanswered runs before Waylon Delain registered an RBI single in the top of the fifth inning. The Storm would get no closer as Northwestern piled on two more runs in the sixth inning. Brett Paulsen took the loss on the mound for the Storm, allowing three runs on one hit across four innings with four strikeouts and four walks.

In the second game, the Storm needed an extra inning to put away Spooner. The Storm scored one run in the fourth inning on a wild pitch, and Ethan Paplham scored on a sacrifice fly. After Spooner scored in the following inning, it wasn't until the eighth inning that the Storm's Hudson bunted home Paulsen to put the team ahead for good.

The Luxemburg-Casco girls' soccer team split their matchups this weekend in Green Bay, falling to Notre Dame 2-0 Saturday morning.

Goalkeeper Tabi Lemens made 12 saves in the loss for the Spartans as the team tried to focus on possession against the Spartans, who are ranked fourth in the state at Division 3. The Spartans were able to muster a few shots on goal but could not get one across the goal mouth.

The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers are in the win column.  Less than 24 hours after collecting one hit in their season-opening, 2-1 loss to the Peoria Chiefs, the Rattlers collected eleven hits in a 6-3 win on Saturday afternoon at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium.  The Rattlers broke a 2-2 tie with four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning on the way to their victory.

Wisconsin (1-1) grabbed the lead with a two-out rally in the bottom of the second inning.  Ram?n Rodríguez drew a walk to keep the inning alive.  Jesús Chirinos followed with a double to right-center to score Rodríguez.  Terence Doston was next, and he beat out in infield single to put runners at the corners.  Dylan O’Rae delivered another two-out hit with a single to right to score Chirinos for a 2-0 lead.

Peoria (1-1) tied the game in the top of the fourth inning.  Michael Curialle doubled in two runs with one out in the frame to even the score.  That would be it for the Chiefs against Wisconsin starting pitcher Alexander Cornielle.  The right-hander retired the next two batters of the inning to keep the game tied.

The Timber Rattlers broke that tie in their half of the fifth inning as the first five batters of the inning reached base and four scored.  Luis Lara started the rally with a single, his first hit of the season.  Mike Boeve, who had three hits on Saturday, also singled.  Then, Luke Adams was hit by a pitch to load the bases. 

Gregory Barrios swung at the very next pitch and his sinking line drive to left dropped in for a two-run double to give Wisconsin a 4-2 lead.  Jadher Areinamo was the next hitter, and he was also aggressive as he lined a two-run single to right to push Wisconsin’s lead to 6-3.

Jake Polancic, Wisconsin’s first reliever, walked the first two batters he faced in the top of the sixth inning, but got a double play and a strikeout to work a scoreless frame to maintain the lead for the Timber Rattlers.

The Chiefs picked up a run in the top of the seventh inning on an RBI double by Won-Bin Cho off reliever Will Childers.  Cho, who had three hits on Saturday, was the last batter to reach against Childers.  The Wisconsin reliever retired the final five batters he faced before turning the game over to Yerlin Rodriguez for the top of the ninth.

Rodriguez had eleven saves for the Carolina Mudcats last season and was a little shaky against the bottom of the Peoria order as a hit batsman and a walk brought Cho to the plate as the tying run.  Rodriguez regrouped to strike out Cho for the second out.  Then, Rodriguez caught Brody Moore looking at strike three to close out the game for a Wisconsin victory.

Cornielle allowed two runs on four hits with two walks and three strikeouts over five innings to earn the victory in his first start of the season.  Cornielle was a Timber Rattler in 2023 and didn’t pick up his first win of the season until his final start of the season.
 

The final game of the series is Sunday afternoon at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium.  Edwin Jimenez is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers.  Peoria has named Pete Hansen as their starter.  Game time is 1:10pm.

This week, the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association has reached an all-time high of 10,021 licensed officials, with 17,376 individual sport registrations across fourteen sports – but there’s still a significant need for high school officials in Wisconsin!

Over 1,300 of this year’s licensed officials are high school students, compared to just 240 for the 2021-22 school year. High school students are only eligible to officiate non-varsity contests.

Many sports still have a significant need for officials:

• Cross Country had just 319 officials statewide this fall.
• Gymnastics has extremely low numbers of officials, with only 125 judges statewide for this past winter season.
• Hockey had less than 500 officials statewide this winter.
• Boys and Girls Lacrosse is in its first year as a WIAA-sponsored sport, so the WIAA is licensing officials for the first time. Since the boys’ and girls’ game have different rules, they are considered different sports and there is rarely crossover between the two. There are just 101 boys and 72 girls lacrosse officials statewide this spring.
• Soccer student-athlete participation numbers are growing, but there are not enough officials to cover games, with just 1,177 individuals currently officiating. There are 260 girls teams and 270 boys teams this school year and each game required three officials.
• Softball is still trying to catch up to the 2,220 officials that were licensed in 2010, as there are only about 2,000 individuals registered for this spring, but 200 of those are high school students.
• Swimming and Diving had just 219 individuals registered to officiate statewide.
• Track and Field is in need of newly trained, younger officials, as the average age of a track and field official is currently 62 years old. There are currently only 562 individuals licensed to officiate this spring, while track and field has the most student-athlete participants of any WIAA-sponsored sport.

To learn more about becoming an official or to register, please visit wiaawi.org/Officials/Become-an-Official.

The Green Bay Blizzard return from the bye week and head out on the bus to play on a bus to face the Quad City Steamwheelers Saturday night at 7:05 p.m.

In their last game, a fourth-quarter shutout of the Iowa Barnstormers helped the Green Bay Blizzard earn a 35-24 win on Saturday at the Resch Center. The two teams went back and forth all game before the final stanza, with a second-quarter field goal by the Barnstormers the difference. The Blizzard scored the game's final three touchdowns, including the go-ahead touchdown pass from Max Meylor to Harry Ballard and a rushing score by Jalyn Cagle in the fourth quarter. Meylor threw for two touchdowns and ran for another as he accumulated 135 yards of total offense. Darius Peterson led the Barnstormers with 73 yards rushing and three touchdowns.

The accolades keep coming for Green Bay's men's basketball coach, Sundance Wicks.

Wicks received the Joe B. Hall National Coach of the Year Award on Thursday. The award is presented annually to the top rookie, first-year head coach in Division I college basketball.

"Sundance Wicks delivered in his first year in Green Bay," said James Wilhelmi, Executive member of CollegeInsider.com and Senior Analyst.  "He orchestrated one of the best turnarounds in the history of the Horizon League.  His unique approach and positive demeanor carried over to his players and the overall community, resulting in much bigger home crowds and the Phoenix winning 500% more games than the year before.  He is very deserving of the Joe B. Hall National Coach of the Year award."

The Joe B. Hall Award is named in honor of longtime Kentucky head coach Joe B. Hall, who was tasked with following the legendary Adolph Rupp at the school. 

In Wicks' first year, the Phoenix went from a three-win team to one that went 18-14 overall and 13-7 in the Horizon League. As a result, the program saw its NET ranking soar, moving up from 362 last season to 227 this season.

Neither the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers or Peoria Chiefs offenses got out to fast starts in the season-opening game between the teams at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium on Friday night.  The Chiefs took advantage of some Wisconsin miscues to score two runs in the third inning for a 2-1 win.

The Timber Rattlers (0-1) grabbed the lead in the first inning thanks to a bout of wildness from Peoria starting pitcher Cooper Hjerpe.  Hjerpe walked Dylan O’Rae to start the first, struck out the next two batters, but issued a walk and hit a batter to load the bases.  Matt Wood worked the count to 3-2 before drawing another walk to force in O’Rae with the first run of the season.

Hjerpe was removed from the game after that walk and Wilfredo Pereira escaped the jam with a strikeout to leave the bases loaded.

The Chiefs (1-0) broke through in the third inning against Wisconsin starter Brett Wichrowski.  Joshua Baez reached on an infield single and stole second to start the inning.  He would move to third on a grounder.

Won-Bin Cho followed with a flyball to left near the line.  Left fielder Jheremy Vargas raced over to make the catch but dropped the ball.  Baez scored and Cho reached on the play.  Cho stole second, stole third, and scored on a throwing error to give the Chiefs the lead.

Wisconsin could do almost nothing against the Peoria bullpen.  Pereira walked one and struck out six over 3-1/3 innings.  He gave up a lead-off walk to Eduarqui Fernández in the second and a lead-off single to Wood in the fourth.  Wood’s hit was Wisconsin’s only one of the evening.

Cade Winquest finished the game for Peoria with five scoreless, hitless innings for the save.  He also had six strikeouts while walking two.  Wood drew both walks one with two outs in the sixth and another with two outs in the ninth.

Wisconsin’s relievers held the line to keep the offense in the game.  Aaron Rund allowed one hit and one walk in one inning.  Brian Fitzpatrick tossed four no-hit innings with a walk and three strikeouts.  Craig Yoho pitched around a single and a walk with three strikeouts in the ninth inning.

The loss snapped Wisconsin’s four-game winning streak on home openers.

The teams combined to steal eight bases.  The Chiefs were 5-for-6 on stolen base attempts.  Wisconsin was 3-for-3 on steals for the evening.

Game two of the series is Saturday afternoon.  Alexander Cornielle is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers.  Peoria has named Hancel Rincon as their starter.  Game time is 1:10pm.

Local teams will play baseball and softball for the second day in a row on Saturday after Tuesday's storm put a continuation of the season in doubt for a few days.

BASEBALL

There were no results shared from Kewaunee's action against Cumberland on Friday. The Storm will face Viroqua and Spooner on Saturday at the Woodside Sports Complex in Mauston.

No results were shared from their first game against Adams-Friendship, but Gibraltar/Washington Island was able to come back and get a victory against St. Mary's Springs 11-8. The Vikings were down 5-2, but one big inning later was all they needed to secure the victory, even with the Zephyrs staging a comeback with a three-run inning of their own. The Vikings wrap up their trip on Saturday with a game against Lakeside Lutheran.

Luxemburg-Casco drew the early game during a day full of NEC action at Capital Credit Union Park in Ashwaubenon. They play Oconto Falls at 9 a.m. on Saturday.

SOFTBALL

No results were shared but Gibraltar played Colfax in Mauston Friday afternoon. They are slated to play Boyceville on Saturday.

Kewaunee also did not share results from their games on Friday. They will play Medford and Spooner in Mauston on Saturday.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team will have a quick turnaround on Saturday after securing their first win of the season on Friday night.

The Spartans beat the Kingsford Flivvors 3-0 in the first of two matches at Notre Dame Academy. Tabi Lemens posted the clean sheet in the win.

The Spartans will take their crack at the host Tritons on Saturday at 9 a.m.

In other soccer action, Sturgeon Bay was scheduled to play Wrightstown at Capital Credit Union Park, but no results were shared as of 10 p.m. Friday.

The area's baseball teams will try to head out of the area this weekend in search of games beginning on Friday.

This week's games have been wiped out up to this point because of Tuesday's snowstorms. 

If field conditions allow:

• Gibraltar is scheduled to face Eau Claire Regis, Mishicot, and St. Mary's Springs Academy at the Adams-Friendship Tournament. First pitch is at 9:30 a.m.
• Kewaunee could play Spooner in Mauston at 11:30 a.m. at the Woodside Sports Complex
• Gibraltar softball will try to open their season in Mauston at the Woodside Sports Complex against the host school or Colfax at 4:45 p.m.
• Sevastopol softball hopes to travel to Coleman to face the Cougars at 4 p.m.
• Luxemburg-Casco baseball will try to face NEC rival Oconto Falls on the road at 4:30 p.m.

The Woodside Sports Complex consist of turf fields, giving a little more hope that games could be played.

The area's three girls' high school soccer teams hope Friday is the day they can return to playing games after Tuesday's storm wiped away contests earlier this week.

Sturgeon Bay will play in a tri-competition at Capital Credit Union Park against opponents Wrightstown and Waterford. The first match begins at 4 p.m.

Luxemburg-Casco will also have the benefits of a turf field on Friday when they play at Notre Dame. They will play against Kingsford at 5 p.m. Friday and the Tritons on Saturday at 9 a.m.

Sevastopol/Gibraltar's match against Green Bay West is postponed.

The Kewaunee track team will try to compete for the first time in a week on Friday when they visit Wausau West. 

Wausau East, Edgar, Pittsville, Bonduel, Menominee Indian, Wittenberg-Birnamwood, Lakeland Union, Merrill, and Shawano Community are also listed as competing in the meet.

Last week, the Storm scored 94 points on Saturday en route to a team title at the Rosholt-Webko-Politos Invitational. The Storm posted plenty of Top Three performances en route to their first championship at the meet. Christopher Cullen (800,1600), Owen Carlson (60-meter dash), Braxton Riha (Shot Put), Thomas Stangel (Long Jump), and the 1600m Relay all climbed to the top of the podium. Maddix Mueller (High Jump) and the 800m Relay took second. The relay team featuring DJ Echols, Stangel, Mueller, and Carlson broke the indoor school record by 3 seconds.

The first events are scheduled to begin at 4 p.m.

The Green Bay Gamblers responded to heartbreak by providing a little of their own in a 2-1 overtime win over the Youngstown Phantoms Thursday night.

Geno Carcone's first-period goal looked like it would be the only goal of the game before the Phantoms' Tomas Machu tied the game against the Gamblers with one of his own with just over 45 seconds remaining. 

Michael DeAngelo took the drama out of overtime early, scoring less than 90 seconds into the extra frame to give the Gamblers the win in game one of the three-game set. The two teams play again on Friday and Saturday at 6:05 p.m.

The Green Bay Gamblers enter the final stretch of the regular season with three games beginning Thursday night against the Youngstown Phantoms. 

The Gamblers split a pair of close matchups against the Chicago Steel last weekend, including a 5-4 overtime loss in their last contest. The Steel scored the first two goals of the game, but then Ryan Humphrey, Chris Romaine, and Ben Poitras rattled off consecutive tallies to end the second period for the Gamblers with a 3-2 lead. After the Steel tied the game seven minutes into the third period, Mykhailo Danylov gave the Gamblers the slim advantage back. The Steel would later tie the game to force overtime before Michael Hagens delivered the game-winner seconds into the extra period. 

Thursday's game starts at 5:05 p.m. while the other two games will begin at 6:05 p.m.

The Sevastopol/Gibraltar soccer team is scheduled to open their season on Thursday in Manitowoc against Manitowoc Lincoln.

The United are coming off a 3-13-2 campaign last season, splitting their four games against other independent teams. They haven't played since June 1st when they lost to St. Mary Catholic in their WIAA Regional opener. 

They played the Ships to a 1-1 draw last year. The Ships were 1-17-3 last season, losing to Divine Savior Holy Angels 8-0 in their WIAA Regional opener. They were held scoreless in all but six of their matches last year.

If field conditions allow, the game is set for Ron Rubick Field at 4:30 p.m.

Don't expect to see baseball and softball diamonds buzzing with activity on Thursday after Tuesday's storm left many of them covered in snow.

As of 5 p.m., Wednesday, Sevastopol's baseball game against Manitowoc Lutheran had already been postponed in addition to a JV showdown between Algoma and Sevastopol. 

Still on the calendar is Luxemburg-Casco's softball team visiting Denmark. If it occurs, they will have their first pitch at 4:30 p.m.

The next best chance for baseball may be this weekend, with Kewaunee traveling to Mauston and Luxemburg-Casco playing at Capital Credit Union Park for games on turf fields.

No schedules have been announced, but the Green Bay Glory continue to name new players to their men's and women's squads.

Announced this week, the Glory added Trent Kazlauskas and Kevin Ramirez to the men's team and Greta Czachor and Claire Bradford to the women's side. You can learn more about all four players below.

The Glory organization stated on their social media accounts that the rosters are set and will be introducing them over the coming weeks.

The four-game winning streak to start out the 2024 campaign came to an end for the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday afternoon as they lost to the Minnesota Twins 7-3 at American Family Field.

The Brewers jumped out to a 3-1 lead early, as Rhys Hoskins hit his second home run of the season in the fourth inning.  

Minnesota rallied to score five runs in the seventh inning as the Brewers bullpen failed for the first time this year.

Joe Ross started for Milwaukee and pitched 3.2 innings of shutout ball but was wild in walking five Twin batters.

After Hobey Milner allowed one run in the fifth inning, setup man Joel Payamps (0-1) could only manage to get one out in the seventh inning as he allowed four runs on four hits, in taking the loss.

Sal Frelick collected two hits for the Brewers who fell to 4-1 for the season.

Minnesota was led by Alex Kirilloff who went four for four and scored two runs.  Ryan Jeffers knocked in four runs, hitting a three-run blast in the decisive top of the seventh inning for the Twins.

Milwaukee has an off day on Thursday before welcoming the Seattle Mariners to American Family Field for a three-game weekend series. 

State medals weren't enough for eight Luxemburg-Casco wrestlers as they were named to the National Wrestling Coaches Association Character and Leadership All-American and All-Scholars teams.

Jake Jandrin, Michael Bostwick, Caleb Delebreau, Isaac Jerabek, Max Ronsman, Sam Schutz, Trace Schoenebeck, and Ezra Waege were named to the team in collaboration with the United States Marine Corps. The recognition is for athletes who have shown exceptional leadership skills and are of sound character. Hundreds of wrestlers from across the country were named to the squad.

Sam Schutz, Max Ronsman, Isaac Jerabek, Caleb Delebreau, Ethan Werner, Blakelee Bastien, and Carson Neubert were named to the NWCA Scholar All-America Team, also given out to hundreds nationwide. To be nominated for this award, the wrestler must have a 3.5 or higher GPA and be a 2023-24 Varsity Letter winner.

The Milwaukee Bucks dropped a road game to the lowly Washington Wizards on Tuesday night 117-113.

Digging a big hole of 15 points in the first half, the Bucks could not overtake the Wizards, who won for only the 15th time this year.

Milwaukee shot only 11/48 from the three-point line.  Despite Giannis Antetokounmpo scoring a game-high 35 points, with 15 rebounds and 10 assists, the Wizards hit key shots at the end of the game to preserve the win.

Kris Middleton added 24 points for the Bucks, but it was not enough as the Bucks lost, playing without Dame Lillard.

Washington was led by Corey Krispert with 27 points, as six Wizards scored in double figures.

Milwuakee (47-28) will now look to bounce back against the Memphis Grizzlies (25-50) at home on Wednesday. 

The Milwaukee Brewers won for the fourth straight time by downing the Minnesota Twins 3-2 in their home opener at American Family Field Tuesday afternoon.

The Brewers jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first three innings after Christian Yelich hit his second home run of the season.

Pitcher Jakob Junis started for Milwaukee and went four innings allowing only three hits and one earned run while striking out four.  The Brewers bullpen took care of the rest by going five strong innings and not allowing a hit while giving up just one unearned run.  Abner Uribe picked up his third save of the season and Elvis Peguero earned the win going two innings.

Bryce Turang went 2/3 with a double and a walk to lead the Brewer attack.

Milwaukee and Twins will face off Wednesday at 12:10 p.m. with Joe Ross getting the start for the Brew Crew as they look to go 5-0 to start the season.  

For the first time this spring, several teams are preparing for games on Tuesday if Mother Nature allows. 

On the baseball diamond, Luxemburg-Casco visits Oconto Falls (4:30 p.m.), Algoma travels to Mishicot (4:30 p.m.), Kewaunee hosts Manitowoc Lincoln (4:30 p.m.), and Sturgeon Bay plays nomadic Green Bay Preble at Joannes Park (4:30 p.m.). Speaking of the Storm, they narrowly split their doubleheader against Oconto on Monday, losing game one 5-4 before winning game two 3-2.

For softball, scheduled games include Luxemburg-Casco traveling to Little Chute (4:30 p.m.) and Southern Door visiting Chilton (4:30 p.m.).

The Luxemburg-Casco Spartans finished in eighth place out of ten teams at the opening NEC golf meet of the season held at Twin Oaks Golf Club in Denmark on Monday.

James Glampe paced the Spartans with a score of 86, 10 strokes behind the winner, Jacob Zwiers of Little Chute. Wrightstown and Little Chute won the meet with a score of 357 as they combined to place six in the top 12. You can find the rest of the scorecard here.

The Sturgeon Bay and Luxemburg-Casco will start their first full week of competition on Tuesday with matches.

The Spartans visit Ashwaubenon for a 6:30 p.m. kick under the lights while the Clippers open their season officially with a 6 p.m. match against Sheboygan South at the Horace Mann Complex. 

The Algoma track team will stay put as the rest of the Packerland Conference go their separate ways on Tuesday for their first outdoor meets of the year.

The Wolves will host Kewaunee, Southern Door, and Sturgeon Bay, while Gibraltar and Sevastopol will join NEW Lutheran and Oconto for a trip to Peshtigo. 

Both meets will begin at 4:30 p.m.

The Kewaunee Storm baseball team will not ease into the season, starting it right away on Monday with a doubleheader against Packerland Conference foe Oconto on the road.

The twin bill was originally scheduled for April 13th.

The Storm finished last season 22-5 overall and a perfect 16-0 anchored by Packerland Conference Player of the Year Cal Ihlenfeldt during his senior campaign. Their season ended abruptly in the WIAA Regional as they lost to New Holstein 7-5. Owen Carlson, Thomas Stangel, Ethan Paplham, Braxton Riha, and Collin Spranger were All-Packerland Conference performers last season and could return this year.

The Blue Devils had five All-Packerland Conference players last year, with Cooper Campsure and Ethan Wusterbarth the top returners. They went 18-6 last year and 12-4 in the Packerland Conference. Their season ended last year with a 6-5 extra-inning loss to Shiocton in the first day of the WIAA Regional.

First pitch of the Easter Monday doubleheader in Oconto is scheduled for 10 a.m.

Luxemburg-Casco will join its NEC rivals on the links on Monday for its first meet of the season in Denmark.

Clintonville, Denmark, Fox Valley Lutheran, Freedom, Little Chute, Marinette, Oconto Falls, Waupaca, and Xavier will join the Spartans at Twin Oaks Golf Course in Denmark. The tee time is set for 9 a.m.

James Glampe and Landen Delebreau are coming off appearances in last year's Wrightstown Sectional Meet as sophomores.

The 2024 Door County Baseball League season will open with shortages in the umpire pool.  With retirements and relocations, the league is stretched thin on fielding eight umpires every week. 

Umpire-in-Chief for the DCBL, Roger Van Lanen, urges anyone interested in becoming a baseball umpire to seek certification through the WIAA or document their experience to be considered.  Candidates will take the WIAA test and be required to have a background check. Umpires are compensated for each game they officiate.  The 2024 season kicks off on Sunday, May 12.  Van Lanen can be reached at (920) 609-2214 or rogervanlanen@gmail.com.

Whether behind the plate or in the field, umpires are key to a successful season of great home-town baseball. For love of the league, step up to the plate.

Photo by Deanna Reinhardt

While the MLB hosted their first games stateside last week, MiLB teams like the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers will welcome fans for the first time beginning this week.

The Timber Rattlers will have its annual Fan Fest on Wednesday, which includes an opportunity to watch the team practice on the field at 12:30 and scrimmage at 2:00 pm.

The organization will then host its Welcome Home Banquet, which includes a social hour, autographs, dinner, and a program featuring a Q & A session with the 2024 team and Cam Castro, Milwaukee Brewers Vice President – Player Development. 

The Timber Rattlers will then open the season with three straight games against the Cardinals affiliate Peoria Chiefs with games on Friday (6:40 p.m.), Saturday (1:10 p.m.) and Sunday (1:10 p.m.)

More details on the preseason activities can be found on the Timber Rattlers' website.