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Red Raiders shut out Bluejays on soccer field

Monday, April 20

Pulaski 8, Menasha 0

Kara Barber scored two of the Red Raiders eight goals in an 8-0 shutout at Menasha.

Pulaski scored five goals in the first half and three more in the second.

Ruth Krause started the scoring with an assist from Anya Hasser. That was followed by Barber’s first goal and another Hasser assist. Hasser scored the third goal unassisted.

Pulaski boys beaten by Stevens Point

Monday, April 20

Stevens Point 13, Pulaski 2 (boys)

Stevens Point won its first Bay Valley Conference lacrosse game, beating Pulaski 13-2.

The Red Raiders are 0-5 in conference and 0-7 overall.

Everett Just leads Pulaski with six goals on the season.

Menominee Nation beats Gresham in baseball

Saturday, April 18

Menominee Nation 4, Gresham 2

The Eagles scored twice in the fourth inning to break a 2-2 tie and beat Gresham 4-2.

Derek Corn, Caleb Grignon and C.J. Pyawasay each had two hits, with Pyawasay and Grignon each with a double.

Pyawasay was also the winner on the mound. In five innings, he allowed two runs on two hits, struck out eight and walked three.

Pulaski, Preble split softball DH

Saturday, April 18

Hilbert 16, Menominee Nation 1

The Wolves topped the Eagles 16-1 in three innings.

Whiloe Windorski hit 2-for-2, and Natalie Peters had Menominee Nation’s RBI.

Green Bay Preble 13, Pulaski 6

Molly Molthen hit 3-for-4, and Madison Bloom and Kamrie Dorn each had two hits in Pulaski’s 13-6 loss to the Hornets.

Hawks go 4-1 on Bay Port tennis courts

Shawano’s tennis team won four of its five matches at Bay Port on April 17-18.

On April 17, the Hawks were 5-2 winners in all of their matches, claiming victories over Roncalli/Manitowoc Lutheran, Hortonville and Germantown.

On April 18, it was Nicolet defeating Shawano 5-2. However, the Hawks won their fourth match, a 4-3 win over Elkhorn.

Red Raiders soccer team wins home opener

Saturday, April 18

Pulaski 2, Slinger 0

The Pulaski girls varsity soccer team had its first home game of the season against Slinger, shutting out the Owls 2-0.

The Red Raiders first goal was scored by Sydney Kunstman and assisted by Gretchen Rottier. The second goal was scored by Leah Grygiel, unassisted.

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.

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