Thursday, April 23

Waupaca 5, Oconto Falls 3

Teagan Tate hit 1-for-3 with a double and two RBIs as Oconto Falls dropped a 5-3 decision to Waupaca.

Carter Heroux was the losing pitcher. In four innings, he allowed three runs on seven hits, walked one and struck out six.

Lena 20, Wausaukee 3

In about 60 years of hunting, I’ve read a lot of articles around deer, small game, upland bird, predator and turkey hunting. It’s hard for magazines to come up with something truly new to say about hunting anything, although I keep buying them. You probably do, too.

Thursday, April 23

Kimberly 3, Pulaski 1

Pulaski goalkeeper Lucia Di Gennaro had eight saves against Kimberly, but it wasn’t enough as the Red Raiders ended up on the short end of a 3-1 score.

Scoring Pulaski’s only goal was Ruth Kruase, with an assist by Leah Grygiel.

The Red Raiders fall to 3-2-1.

Thursday, April 23

Bay Port 7, Pulaski 0

Pulaski tennis players were shut out 7-0 at Bay Port.

Coming up short in singles play were Oriol Capella Rodon, Jonah Drevs, Aaron Trijueque Ruiz and Liam Ford.

Playing doubles for the Red Raiders were Oscar Delmarcelle and Lucas Ford, William Gosse and Conrad Kreutzberg, Simon Banaszynski and Mahmoud Hassan.

From a pool of more than 724 nominated seniors across 379 Wisconsin high schools, just 32 have earned the distinction of the WIAA’s Scholar Athlete Finalist for 2026.

Sixteen senior girls and 16 senior boys — including two from Bonduel, one from Wittenberg-Birnamwood and one from Gillett — have been selected to receive the award, presented by We Energies Foundation and Wisconsin Public Service Foundation.

Both the boys and girls basketball teams at Shawano Community High School will have new coaches next season.

Kayla Brendemuehl, activities and athletics director, sent letters to players and families in April announcing the changes.

Girls coach Ryan Koenig announced that he is resigning after 14 seasons.