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Neenah soccer doubles up on Pulaski

Tuesday, Oct. 13

Neenah 6, Pulaski 3

The Red Raiders fell behind early in Neenah and couldn’t recover, losing to the Rockets 6-3 in a nonconference matchup.

The game featured nine goals. Neenah got first-half goals from Cooper Christie, Tyler Geschrei, Ian Baekte and Awki Medina. Daenen Kehoe scored the first-half goal for Pulaski.

Shawano rallies and squeaks past Menasha

Tuesday, Oct. 13

Crivitz 3, Gillett 1

The Tigers prevented the Wolverines from a three-game sweep after wining the third game 25-19. However, Crivitz won the match with wins in games 1, 2 and 4. Scores of those games were 25-11, 25-11, 25-9.

Wittenberg-Birnamwood 3, Weyauwega-Fremont 0

The Chargers shut out Warhawks in three straight sets to earn the conference win.

Shawano volleyball team blanks Green Bay West

Monday, Oct. 12

Shawano 3, Green Bay West 0

The Hawks shut out the Wildcats in a Bay Conference matchup.

Game scores were 25-13, 25-13, 25-16.

With the win, Shawano improves to 12-15 on the season. The Wildcats now own a 1-15 record.

Hawks soccer team shuts out Indians

Monday, Oct. 12

Shawano 8, Mosinee 0

The Hawks shut out the Indians in a nonconferene game.

Panther, Charger girls run to second place

Friday, Oct. 9

Lux-Casco Russ Fameree XC Classic

Oconto Falls’ girls placed second with 82 points at Northbrook Golf Course.

Scoring for the Panthers were Lily Meissner, ninth, 20:48.7; Sydney Braund, 17th, 21:34.3; Ellie Beschta, 18th, 21:37.6; Ava Savage, 19th, 21:40.6; and Alexandria Braund, 24th, 22:07.8.

Oconto Falls’ boys placed fifth with 154 points.

Finding the end zone not a problem for Bonduel

Two high school football teams heading in opposite directions met Oct. 8 in Bonduel.

Although Sturgeon Bay held Bonduel to 13 points in the second half, the undefeated Bears headed into the third quarter with a 56-0 lead and cruised to a 69-0 Packerland Conference win over the 1-7 Clippers.

Offense shows up too late in final home game

It was a long shot, but the Wittenberg-Birnamwood football team still had a chance to qualify for the upcoming WIAA playoffs heading into its Central Wisconsin Conference-Large matchup with Marathon.

The Red Raiders, however, headed to Wittenberg for the Chargers’ final home game of the season Oct. 9 and returned home following a 34-14 win.

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