Thursday, April 9

Wittenberg-Birnamwood 22, Manawa 1

Wittenberg-Birnamwood batters pounded out 16 hits, and Manawa committed six errors as the Chargers crushed the Wolves 22-1.

The Chargers scored three times in the first inning, broke the game open with nine runs in the second, and added four in the third and six in the fourth. Manawa’s only run came in the top of the fifth inning.

Thursday, April 9

Pulaski 0, Cedarburg 0

In their first game of the season, the Pulaski girls varsity soccer team took a trip to Cedarburg to play the No. 8 ranked team in Division 2.

Alina Harnowski had the only shot on goal for the Red Raiders, and goalkeeper Tatum Wentland had four saves in her first-ever start.

Thursday, April 9

Bay Conference Mini-Meet #1

Shawano golfers opened their season by placing sixth out of seven teams at Westridge Golf Course in Neenah.

The Hawks tallied a 193. Winneconne won with 151.

Seniors Duane Gristeau-Blanche and T.J. Smith led Shawano, each with a 45. Junior Brayden Mead scored 49, and sophomore Collin Dieck had a 54.

Thursday, April 9

Kimberly 18, Pulaski 2

Pulaski’s boys lost 18-2 to Kimberly in a Bay Valley Conference matchup.

So far this season, Everett Just leads the Red Raiders with four goals, and Reid Bauer has two.

Timing is everything.

For example, writing an every-other-week outdoors column can get tricky with hunting and fishing seasons, state and county meetings and providing enough advance notice for readers to react without giving them too much notice so they forget.

Five Menominee athletes recognized for their fighting prowess and coaching young boxers will now be remembered among the best Indigenous athletes in the country.

Alex “Askie” Askenette Sr., Llewelyn Boyd, Jim Caldwell, Jonathan “JJ” Corn and Rodger Ponfil Jr. are among the 2026 inductees of the North American Indigenous Athletics Hall of Fame.