One game doesn’t make or break a season.

That’s the message coach Doug McElrone had for the Pulaski girls basketball team Nov. 18 following a season-opening loss to New London.

While the Red Raiders took a 28-19 lead into the locker room at halftime, they were outscored 38-23 over the final 18 minutes and ended up on the short end of a 57-51 final in a nonconference matchup on the Bulldogs’ home court.

Four Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School athletes signed college letters of intent Nov. 17, as friends, family and school officials looked on with pride.

Rory Salvesen will play softball at the University of Minnesota. Melaina Granquist will play basketball at Western Illinois University. Bryson Schmid agreed to play football at University of Minnesota-Duluth. Finally, Reese Dickman will swim at Oklahoma Christian University.

Lakeshore Masters

Lakeshore Lanes, Nov. 10

Team Standings

Farmall 157-35

Arndt Trucking 129.5-62.5

Cassidy’s Studio Lounge 125.5-66.5

Rosie’s Railway 107-85

Remi’s 103.5-88.5

Golden Sands 93-99

Pin Pricks 90.5-100.5

Launching Pad 73-119

Shawano Auto 72.5-119.5

Brothers 66-126

Lakeshore Lanes 61.5-130.5

The Wittenberg-Birnamwood girls swim team placed sixth out of 31 teams at the WIAA state meet Nov. 14 at Waukesha South High School.

Reese Dickman had the best individual finish, placing second in the 100-yard breaststroke. She was also third in the 50-yard freestyle.

For what is believed to be the only second time in the history Shawano Community High School, a student has committed to play softball for a Division 2 college.

Kadence Meyers, daughter of Jeremy and Nicki Meyers, will compete for a starting pitcher role at the University of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, in the 2026-27 school year.

She signed her commitment letter in a ceremony Nov. 12 in the school library.