Saturday, Sept. 12

Oconto Falls continued its strong start to the season, going 5-0 and winning the Shawano Invite for the second consecutive year. The Panthers did not drop a single set throughout the tournament.

Oconto Falls opened the morning pool play with wins over Brillion, 25-11, 25-10; Peshtigo, 25-18, 25-20; and Manitowoc Lutheran, 25-23, 26-24.

Saturday, Sept. 12

Shawano Steve Stomberg Invitatonal

Menominee Nation’s Bryant Waupoose III placed fourth with a time of 17:10.2 among Division 2 boys running in Shawano.

Teammate Cashius Reevis was 25th with a time of 20:16.6.

Saturday, Sept. 12

Pulaski 1, Appleton West 0

The Red Raiders grabbed a first-half goal and hung on to beat the Terrors 1-0 in a nonconference matchup.

Pulaski got the goal in the 22nd minute when Daenen Kehoe finished a 1-on-1 breakaway tucking the shot into the corner past the goalie. Henry Gumina had the assist.

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To quote celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse, it was time for the Oconto Falls volleyball team to “kick it up a notch.”

That’s exactly what the Panthers did in their North Eastern Conference opener, as they headed to Waupaca on Sept. 10 and returned home following a three-set sweep over the Comets.

Oconto Falls opened the match with 25-11 and 25-13 wins and completed the sweep with a 25-18 victory.

Thursday, Sept. 10

Gresham 3, Tigerton 0

Tigerton traveled to CWC North foe Gresham for a tough battle on the court, losing 3-0.

“The scores of the sets did not resemble how closely fought these sets were overall,” said coach Holly Meverden. “Gresham has many weapons this season, and my congratulations go out to them.”

Set scores were 25-20, 25-16 and 25-18.

Stat leaders for the Tigers were: