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Shawano boys, girls basketball coaches won’t be back next season

Both the boys and girls basketball teams at Shawano Community High School will have new coaches next season.

Kayla Brendemuehl, activities and athletics director, sent letters to players and families in April announcing the changes.

Girls coach Ryan Koenig announced that he is resigning after 14 seasons.

Errors don’t stop Eagles from winning

Tuesday, April 21

Tigerton 11, Green Bay NEW Lutheran 0

Danika Tiller, Hailey Erdmann and Lillian Welch each collected two hits in Tigerton’s 11-0 win over Green Bay NEW Lutheran.

Erdmann had four RBIs, and Renata Nordwig and Welch each had double.

Tiller pitched all five innings and allowed one hit while walking three and striking out 12.

Panthers win 1-0 over Comets

Tuesday, April 21

Oconto Falls 1, Waupaca 0

Logan Berg had a hit and Teagan Tate had the RBI in the 1-0 win for the Panthers over the Comets.

Tate pitched all seven innings, striking out six along the way.

Bonduel 11, Southern Door 1

Joe Felhofer hit 3-for-4 with five RBIs, one run scored and one stolen base as Bonduel stomped Southern Door 11-1.

No changes made in Shawano County Board leadership

Tom Kautza will serve another term as chairman of the Shawano County Board and Randy Young will be the vice chairman once again.

Selection of the two supervisors by their peers occurred April 20 at the board’s reorganizational meeting.

The choice was not made without controversy.

Richard Kucksdorf, Bonduel, urged supervisors to choose others, declaring Kautza and Young unfit for the role.

DLee Photography captures fleeting moments of life

Destiny Hokenstad, owner of DLee Photography, secures special moments of life on film.

With a keen eye for detail and a love for capturing fleeting life-events, Hokenstad specializes in family, maternity, engagement/couples and kids.

Catching life here and now is extremely important to Hokenstad. For 10 years this May, photography has been Hokenstad’s passion and her creative outlet.

God keeps columnist safe on Texas road trip

Wanting to bless our daughter and son-in-law with a cooler full of frozen homegrown meat — pork, beef and venison, as well as various cheeses — we opted to drive down to Texas, spending a long weekend with them.

Praying many days in advance for good weather and good health, we called forth angels in the name of Jesus to assist for safe travels. We packed up, gassed up and headed out before dawn one Thursday in April.

Shawano, Oconto Falls runners win gold medals at conference meets

Tuesday, April 21

NEC Track & Field Pentangular

Members of the Oconto Falls girls track team won three gold medals on their own track.

In the high jump, Calli Bursa led all competitors at 4-8. Teammates Nyah Gardebrecht placed third, and Alexandria Braund was fourth.

Gardebrecht won the triple jump at 29-0.75. Katie Moody placed third, and Kiley Knitter finished sixth.

Oconto Falls golfers place third, led by Clark

Tuesday, April 21

Northeastern Conference Mini-Meet #3

Oconto Falls played third with a 328, just five strokes in back of Denmark’s winning score, at Northbrook Golf & Grill in Luxemburg.

Dylan Clark’s 74 was three strokes off the medalist score of 71. Carson McDermid scored 80, Brock McDermid scored 83, and Braden Holl had a 91.

Austin Anderson carded a 106.

Pulaski soccer team shuts out Ashwaubenon

Tuesday, April 21

Pulaski 2, Ashwaubenon 0

Pulaski improved to 3-1-1 with a 2-0 home victory over Ashwaubenon.

Ruth Krause scored first for the Red Raiders with an assist by Anya Hasser. Maggie Gumina was unassisted on the second goal.

Goalkeepers Tatum Wentland and Lucia Di Gennaro each recorded no saves as there were no shots on goal for the Jaguars.

Pulaski beats Manitowoc Lincoln on tennis courts

Tuesday, April 21

Pulaski 4, Manitowoc Lincoln 3

Pulaski edged Manitowoc Lincoln 4-3, winning twice in singles and twice in doubles.

At No. 1 singles, Oriol Capella Rodon defeated Isiah Moua 6-4, 6-3, and at No. 4 singles, Thomas Glinski won by default 2-0, 2-0.

The Red Raiders won at No. 2 and No. 3 doubles.

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