Pulaski started to stretch its lead halfway through the first half and continued to roll in an 87-53 win at Shawano on Dec. 5.

By the time the halftime buzzer sounded, the Red Raiders led 39-18. A 48-35 second-half performance gave Pulaski the win.

Gavin Hundt scored five goals and Blake Swedberg had two as Shawano/Bonduel’s boys hockey team beat Manitowoc United 9-4 on Dec. 5.

The Hawks scored three times in each period with a total of 41 shots on goal. Manitowoc United had 28 shots on goal.

If things fall into place for the Shawano girls basketball team, the Hawks will be one of the favorites to win a Bay Conference championship.

Although it’s still early in the season, coach Ryan Koenig is convinced his team is headed in the right direction. The Hawks improved to 4-0 on Dec. 4 with a 58-27 nonconference win over Waupaca on the Comets’ home court.

Thursday, Dec. 4

Wittenberg-Birnamwood 60, Menominee Nation 58

The Chargers boys basketball team kicked the year off with a buzzer beater win over the Eagles of Menominee Nation on Dec. 4.

Zandyr Barke hit a game-winning 3-pointer as time expired to give the Chargers a 60-58 win at Keshena.

Thursday, Dec. 4

Lena 76, Stockbridge 21

The Wildcats pounced on the Indians for 62 points in the first half, as Lena went to defeat Stockbridge 76-21.

With a 62-3 lead at the half, Lena cooled down after the break, as Stockbridge outscored their hosts 18-14 in the second half.

Lena improved to 4-0, while Stockbridge dropped to 0-4.

Shawano 58, Waupaca 27

Shawano’s boys wrestlers enjoyed a great night on the mats with the Hawks winning all three nonconference duals at home Dec. 4.

The Hawks defeated Oconto 58-12, Bonduel 55-12 and Ashwaubenon 52-24. The only losses for Shawano were forfeits due to injuries.

“I really liked the way the kids fought tonight,” coach Mike Homan said. “In competitive matches, they continued to fight and move forward in their attacks.”