Wittenberg-Birnamwood won all three of their softball games at a tournament in Mauston on March 27-28.

The Chargers opened play with a 12-2 win over Waupaca on March 27.

On March 28, Wittenberg-Birnamwood defeated East Dubuque 19-0.

The Chargers opened the game with six runs in the first inning and then added 13 more in the second, third and fourth innings to earn the 19-0 shutout in four innings over East Dubuque.

Bonduel and Shawano’s boys and girls track teams saw limited participation at the Ripon College Showcase Meet on March 28.

Bonduel’s boys scored 13 points and placed 16th among 29 teams. Among small schools, Bonduel scored 26 points and placed ninth among 16 schools.

Overall, Shawano scored one point and tied for last. Among small school, the Hawks tallied 25 points and finished 10th.

Wausau West Small School Coed Invite

March 26

Shawano’s boys track and field team placed first with 209 points at Wausau West.

Gresham/Bowler finished sixth among the 10 teams with 32 points, and Menominee Nation was seventh with 27 points.

Shawano’s Elijah Senft won the 55-meter dash in 6.87 seconds. He was followed by teammates Aiden Rasmussen in second and Bryce Lammers in third.

Pulaski’s boys lacrosse team opened the 2026 season with an 18-4 loss to Bay Port in Pulaski on March 26.

It was the opening match for both teams.

The Red Raiders girls team home game against the Pirates was canceled.

Oconto Falls Indoor Meet

March 24

The Oconto Falls boys and girls track teams won their home indoor meet, facing off against four other teams.

The Panther boys scored 86.5 points, followed by Crivitz 64.5, Suring 27, and Oconto and Algoma with 17 each.

The girls led with 79 points, followed by Crivitz 51, Suring 48, Oconto 21 and Algoma 10.

Several Shawano Community High School athletes earned all-conference honors for basketball and wrestling with Leah Nordin named player of the year for girls basketball in the Bay Conference.

Nordin, a senior who played guard and forward, was also a unanimous selection for the all-conference first team.

Maci Beyer, another senior who played guard and forward, earned honorable mention status.