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Eagles take third at Sheboygan golf course

Friday, April 17

Amherst Invitational

Wittenberg-Birnamwood’s George Seegmiller scored an 85 and placed eighth at 13-team invitational Whistling Straits/Irish Course-Haven in Sheboygan.

Pulaski, Bonduel, Wittenberg-Birnamwood win big in softball

Thursday, April 16

Pulaski 15, Green Bay Southwest 1

Pulaski scored in each of the game’s five innings to beat Green Bay Southwest 15-1.

Kamrie Dorn hit 3-for-4 with a double, triple and home run and five RBIs.

Molly Molthen and Josey Shaw were each 3-for-4 with a double, triple and RBI.

Kiera Altman hit 3-for-4 with two RBIs and a double.

Bonduel baseball team tops Menominee Nation

Thursday, April 16

Bonduel 13, Menominee Nation 3

The Bears used a trio of four-run innings to seal a 13-3 win over Menominee Nation.

Bonduel’s Beckett Hartlaben hit a home run, and doubles were recorded by Carter Beilfuss and Ryan Niles.

Beilfuss hit 3-for-3, and Joe Felhofer hit 2-for-3.

For the Eagles, John Redkettle had a double.

Shawano soccer loses at home

Thursday, April 16

Menasha 3, Shawano 1

A 1-1 tie at the half broke in favor of Menasha as the Bluejays scored twice more in the second half to steal a 3-1 win over the Hawks.

It was rare home game for the Hawks, who hosted the contest at the Shawano Community Middle School field.

Shawano tennis team drops match to Menasha

Thursday, April 16

Menasha 4, Shawano 3

Shawano’s tennis team dropped to 1-5 with a 4-3 home loss to Menasha.

Pulaski girls fall to Bay Port

Tuesday, April 14

Bay Port 20, Pulaski 2 (girls)

Pulaski’s girls lacrosse team was soundly defeated by Bay Port 20-2.

Olivia Larock and Riley Hartman scored the goals for the Red Raiders. Cami Prentice recorded an assist.

Goaltender Macie Senter allowed seven goals and made six saves. Nicole Bodart allowed 13 goals and made three saves.

Shawano crushes Green Bay in softball

Tuesday, April 14

Shawano 25, Green Bay West-East 0

Shawano scored six runs in the first inning and ran away with the game, crushing Green Bay West-East 25-0.

The game lasted only three innings.

The Hawks scored another 13 runs in the second inning and six in the third.

Green Bay West-East committed six errors.

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