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Lakeshore Masters

Lakeshore Lanes, March 9

Team Standings

Farmall 355-109

Arndt Trucking 310-154

Cassidy’s Studio Lounge 299-165

Remi’s 275-189

Rosie’s Railway 238.5-222.5

Golden Sands 230.5-233.5

VFW Post 2723 226-238

Pin Pricks 195-269

Brothers 178.5-284.5

Shawano Auto 172.5-282.5

Lakeshore Lanes 167-297

Mitchell Pilon and Keaton Dauk led the Pulaski Red Raiders with second-place finishes at the Point Invite on March 21 at UW-Stevens Point. Pilon was second in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:02.62. He was joined by Carter Ryskoski in 27th and Grayden Gossen in 36th.

Dauk was second in the 60-meter hurdles in 8.44 seconds.

The 4x200-meter relay team placed third, and the 4x400 team was ninth.

As well as the Bonduel boys basketball team had played leading up to its return trip to state, that didn’t happen in the Bears’ semifinal matchup with Cambridge.

The Bears, the No. 1 seed in Division 4 at the WIAA State Boys Basketball Tournament, saw their season end March 19 with a 71-49 loss to fourth-seeded Cambridge at the Kohl Center in Madison.

Oconto Falls High School senior Rylie Shallow was a unanimous selection for the North Eastern Conference defensive first team all-conference award for girls basketball.

Shallow was also the only Panther named to the all-conference first team.

Junior Ella Jahnke was named honorable mention.