For the second time in six weeks, Saturday night races were held at the Shawano Speedway. The other four nights were canceled due to rain conditions.

On May 9, Clintonville’s Lucas Lambereis won the 20-lap IMCA modifieds feature race after starting in 10th place. Pole sitter Adam Abbey, of Marion, was second, and Trace Yeager, of Shawano, was third.

Abbey won the first heat, and Yeager won the second heat.

Saturday, May 9

Wittenberg-Birnamwood 4, Auburndale 3

Rory Salvesen hit a triple, while Zoey Thorson, Madison Fisher and Kennedy Benbo each had double as the 20th-ranked Chargers defeated the 21st-ranked Eagles 4-3.

The game-winning run came in the bottom of the seventh inning.

Kendall Lex pitched the full game. She gave up 3 runs on 9 hits and walked 2.

Wittenberg 13, Clintonville 4

Thursday, May 7

Seymour Invitational

Bonduel’s girls earned 73 points and placed fourth among 11 teams, while the boys picked up 63 points and placed sixth among 13 teams.

Gillett’s boys had 13 points and tied for 10th, while the girls had nine points and placed 10th.

Saturday, May 9

Sheboygan Town & Country Invitational

Shawano’s Duane Gristeau-Blanche scored 86 and tied for medalist honors at Sheboygan Town and Country Golf Course in Sheboygan.

The Hawks as a team scored 409 and tied for sixth place among seven teams.

Also placing for Shawano were Levi Anobong at 102, T.J. Smith at 106 and Caiden Cappaert at 115.

Friday, May 8

De Pere 13, Pulaski 1 (girls)

Ashley Nischke scored unassisted for Pulaski’s only goal in a 13-1 loss to De Pere.

The Red Raiders used two goaltenders. Marley Sheehan made 11 saves against 13 shots on goal, and Macie Senter had four saves against 14 shots on goal.

The Green Bay Packers’ draft class is in the books with their big three picks being used on a cornerback, defensive tackle and pass rusher.

The draft is being used currently to offset some of the losses the Packers suffered this offseason. They had Romeo Doubs, Jordan Morgan, Quay Walker and Kingsley Enagbare among others leave in free agency.

The NFL draft is in the books, and the Green Bay Packers will now set their sights to getting their rookies acclimated while trying to get healthy for a chance to chase their 14th world championship.

Their draft class this year was different than any in the recent past, because they did not have a first-round pick — thanks to the trade for defensive end Micah Parsons.

Much is always expected from a team’s first-round draft pick. Such was the case in 2025 when the Green Bay Packers selected Matthew Golden in the 23rd overall spot.

But, has he materialized into what the fans — or the coaching staff — expected?