Tuesday, Sept. 2

Pulaski 4, Sheboygan North 3

Pulaski’s girls tennis team pulled out two singles victories and two doubles wins to defeat Sheboygan North 4-3.

Ruth Krause, at No. 1 singles, defeated Julie English 6-3, 6-3, and No. 4 Elizabeth Dornfeld beat Sophie Alfonsi 6-3, 6-0.

Tuesday, Sept. 2

Pulaski 7, Green Bay East 2

The Red Raiders cruised to a 7-2 win over the Red Devils.

The teams traded penalty kick goals early in the first half before Pulaski put together three goals in a five-minute stretch to build a comfortable 4-1 halftime lead.

The Wrightstown Tigers are used to winning football games.

The Shawano Hawks? Not so much.

Shawano had an opportunity to knock off a team that played for a state championship the last two seasons, but ended up on the short end of a 10-8 score Aug. 28 in the Hawks’ home opener.

The game’s first five drives ended with a punt, but the next two ended on a fumble.

It was a case of good news, bad news for the Menominee Nation football team in its season opener against Laona/Wabeno.

The good news is the Eagles held the Rebels to 12 points in the second half.

The bad news is Laona/Wabeno scored on its first eight possessions to take a 62-0 halftime lead before handing the Eagles a 74-0 loss Aug. 28 in Keshena.

Menominee Nation coach Kodiak Mahkimetas wasn’t surprised by the outcome.

After opening the season with a road loss, Pulaski and Bonduel’s football teams are heading into conference play after convincing wins over Hortonville and Coleman, respectively.

Pulaski handed Hortonville a 42-7 loss Aug. 29, while Bonduel defeated Coleman 33-12 Aug. 28.

Pulaski 42, Hortonville 7

After winning all 13 of their Badger Amateur Baseball Association games during the regular season, the Little Falls Loggers kept it going in the postseason.

The Loggers wrapped up the 2025 season Aug. 31 with a 10-3 win over Clintonville in the 79th BABA Grand Championship game.

It’s the second straight Grand Championship for the Loggers, fourth since 2018 and ninth overall.