The Pulaski Red Raiders soccer team fell at home to the Oshkosh North Spartans 4-0 on Sept. 18.

Oshkosh North grabbed an early goal in the sixth minute from Gerome Mtabi. The Spartans tacked on three more goals in the second half to pull away for the win. Espoire Amisi made one save on goal for Oshkosh North (3-3-2). Jonah Drevs made three saves on goal for Pulaski (4-3-2).

Maggie Gerth placed first in 18:54.3 and the Red Raiders girls cross country team placed second among Division 1 small schools at the Smiley Invitational at Wausau East.

Teammate Emerson Fabry placed second in 19:43.7, and Addie Bruckert was seventh in 20:21.2. Cameran Reiss finished in 11th, and Ellie Murphy was 21st.

Estella Vieaux placed 34th.

Sept. 18

West De Pere topped Pulaski’s tennis team 5-2 on Sept. 18.

The Red Raiders won at No. 2 singles and No. 2 doubles.

Fourteen area golf teams traveled to Riverside Country Club in Menominee, Michigan, for the 2025 Marinette Invitational on Sept. 18.

Shawano placed fourth with 416, while Oconto Falls was 10th with 449 and Bonduel was 11th with 457.

Shawano’s Gwen Hermann was eighth overall with a 97. She was joined by Madelyn Moesch with 101, Lauren Seehafer with 107 and Hailey Hawkinson with 111.

Alyssa Singer carded a 118.

It was a record-breaking year for the 21st annual Bonduel Track and Field golf outing, organizer Greg Strayer said.

The Sept. 13 event drew 84 golfers in 21 teams and raised just over $15,000. The 2024 event raised $11,900.

“We had a goal of 25 teams, but we had a good group of golfers,” Strayer said. “We raised more than $3,000 more than last year, and that’s great.”

Thunder is once again rolling over the plains.

Thunder XV, believed to be one of only two live buffalo university mascots in the country, again will make on-field appearances at all six of West Texas A&M University’s home football games at Bain-Schaeffer Buffalo Stadium..

The buffalo, who is officially sponsored by Texas Farm Bureau, will run onto the gridiron accompanied by his handlers, the Herdsmen.