Thursday, April 16

Menasha 3, Shawano 1

A 1-1 tie at the half broke in favor of Menasha as the Bluejays scored twice more in the second half to steal a 3-1 win over the Hawks.

It was rare home game for the Hawks, who hosted the contest at the Shawano Community Middle School field.

Thursday, April 16

Menasha 4, Shawano 3

Shawano’s tennis team dropped to 1-5 with a 4-3 home loss to Menasha.

Tuesday, April 14

Bay Port 20, Pulaski 2 (girls)

Pulaski’s girls lacrosse team was soundly defeated by Bay Port 20-2.

Olivia Larock and Riley Hartman scored the goals for the Red Raiders. Cami Prentice recorded an assist.

Goaltender Macie Senter allowed seven goals and made six saves. Nicole Bodart allowed 13 goals and made three saves.

Owen Birr died unexpectedly Feb. 3, 2026.

He was born May 22, 1981, to Colleen Wicker (Reed) and Brian Birr. He grew up in the Town of Underhill in Oconto County and attended Gillett public schools.

Tuesday, April 14

Shawano 25, Green Bay West-East 0

Shawano scored six runs in the first inning and ran away with the game, crushing Green Bay West-East 25-0.

The game lasted only three innings.

The Hawks scored another 13 runs in the second inning and six in the third.

Green Bay West-East committed six errors.

Tuesday, April 14

Bonduel 4, Shiocton 3

Brooks Hartlaben had two of Bonduel’s seven hits as the Bears defeated Shiocton 4-3 on the baseball diamond.

Cole Wudtke was the winning pitcher. In four innings, he allowed three runs on four hits while walking two and striking out five.

Wittenberg-Birnamwood 6, Tomahawk 3

Tuesday, April 14

Bay Conference Mini-Meet #2

Shawano golfers placed sixth out of seven teams at the Shawano Lake Golf Course.

The Hawks scored a 185, clearing Green Bay East’s seventh-place score of 195. Seymour won with a 134.

Shawano’s top score was 44 by Brayden Mead. He was followed by Duane Gristeau-Blanche at 45, Collin Dieck at 46 and T.J. Smith at 50.

Crunching numbers isn’t for everyone, but for Isaac Patterson, it’s what he does.

Now he’s doing it for the city of Shawano as its new finance director. Patterson is replacing Brian Della, who was hired in December 2024 but has moved on to be a financial analyst for the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority.