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Ashwaubenon 2, De Pere 1
ASHWAUBENON – The Jaguars beat the Redbirds in the bottom of the seventh inning, scoring one run on Eason Hurd's single.
Both teams scored one point in the third inning, resulting in a 1-1 draw.
Landon Rago, Lukas Kosky and Milo Upton each had two hits for De Pere. Raygo had a double. Javin Gauthier had an RBI for De Pere.
Bayport 2, Manitowoc 0
SUAMICO – The day after a no-hitter against Notre Dame, the Pirates went seven innings without a hitter.
Ethan Plog pitched a complete game and had 14 strikeouts, including the last nine outs with strikeouts. He allowed just one hit.
Evan Chichanowski had a key RBI for Bay Port.
Notre Dame 6, Sheboygan North 2
GREEN BAY – Donatello Badalamenti pitched a complete game, recording three strikeouts and leading the Tritons to a Fox River Classic Conference victory.
Christian Collins had two hits, including a triple, giving Notre Dame a run. Brady Laviolette added two RBIs.
Krivitz 7, Gibraltar 2
Crivits – Pierce Polomis went 2-for-2 with a home run, two runs batted in and two runs batted in as the Wolverines scored three runs in the second inning, two runs in the third and two runs in the sixth inning for the non-conference victory. .
Tegan Werner had a double in the second inning, and Krivitz had two hits each from Kolten Turman and Tyler Wen.
Bennett Isaacson-Kruger, Aaron Brey and Owen Danhausen each had two hits to lead the Vikings.
Steven Allard pitched 6 2/3 innings, allowing eight hits, two earned runs, one walk, and had seven strikeouts for the win.
soft ball
Menasha 10, Green Bay West/East 0
MENASHA – The Blue Jays scored four runs in the first inning and six in the fifth to earn the Bay Conference victory.
In the fifth inning, Kelsey Mohr hit a two-run homer on the field, and Addie Rand hit a two-run homer after Taylor Papendorf reached on an error.
Gabriel Farr was solid in the circle, allowing just one hit while striking out 12.
Southern Door 7-6, Sevastopol 2-5
Sturgeon Bay – After a comfortable win in the opening game, the Eagles needed nine innings to earn a sweep win in a Packerland Conference doubleheader.
In Game 1, Southern Door had nine hits and earned the victory.
The Pioneers lost the game with Addison Chausk allowing nine hits and one walk, with six strikeouts.
Sevastopol's offense was led by Jolene Ruedke, who went 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI. Bryn Shartner had 2 hits in 4 at bats. And Kayla Lanley went 2-for-1 with a hit.
During the nightcap, the Pioneers had 12 hits. Luedtke was 3-for-4 with two hits and two RBIs, Schartner was 2-for-5 with one RBI and Libby Ash was 2-for-4 with two doubles.
Athletics
Northeastern Conference Championship
boys
Little Chute 157, Freedom 142.5, Waupaca 70.5, Fox Valley Lutheran 65.5, Luxembourg Casco 64.5, Oconto Falls 60, Denmark 56, Marinette 47, Clintonville 31, Wright Town 8
Freedom had a double win in the individual event with Aaron Humbel. Hambel won the 100-meter and 200-meter dashes in 11.37 and 22.63 seconds, respectively.
Little Chute's Cooper Effa won the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 41.12 seconds and the high jump with a height of 6-2.
event winner
3,200R: Freedom 8:36.25. 110H: Nolan Phillips FRE: 15.87. 100: Aaron Humbel FRE: 11.37. 1,600: Reed Curtis FVL 4:36.96. 800R: Freedom 1:33.33. 400: Nathan Lemkuil WAU:50.74. 400R: Little Shoot: 43.83. 300H: Cooper Effa LITC: 41.12. 800: Andrew Sowinski FRE 2:02.70. 200: Aaron Humbel FRE: 22.63. 3,200: Ben Tepler LITC 10:32.76. 1,600R: Waupaca 3:28.55. HJ: Cooper Effa LITC 6-2. PV: Brady Donovan DEN 15-6. LJ: Sam Wegener CLI 22-2. TJ: Tyler Fisher LITC 43-3.25. D: Caden Genrich MAR 142-6. shot: Owen Butkovich LITC 41-11.25.
girl
Freedom 161.5, Little Chute 161.5, Fox Valley Lutheran 113, Luxembourg-Casco 75, Wrighttown 60, Oconto Falls 52, Denmark 40, Marinette 19, Waupaca 14, Clintonville 5
Freedom's Lydia Merrick had a close race and took first place in four events. She said Merrick passed the 100-meter hurdles and 300-meter hurdles in 16.09 and 47.08 seconds, respectively, won the 200-meter hurdles in 26.99 seconds, and won the high jump with a height of 5-4.
Little Chute's Ashley Wilson took first place in the 1,600-meter run and 3,200-meter dash with times of 5:22.43 and 11:51.06, respectively. Her teammate Carla Verstegen won the long jump and triple jump with jumps of 16-4.5 and 35-1, respectively.
Emma Nilsson of Fox Valley Lutheran took first place in the shot put with a score of 42-7 and the discus with a score of 121-7.
event winner
3,200R： Fox Valley Lutheran (Claire Fisher, Anna Feuersthaler, Madeline Zuersdorf, Caris Wendland) 10:24.77. 100H: Lydia Merrick FRE:16.09. 100: Ella Denor DEN :13.12. 1,600: Ashley Wilson LITC 5:22.43. 800R: Wrightstown 1:47.83. 400: Claire Helmira FRE: 59.59. 400R: Little Shoot: 51.52. 300H: Lydia Merrick FRE: 47.08. 800: Lauren Wegand LITC 2:26.63. 200: Lydia Merrick FRE: 26.99. 3,200: Ashley Wilson LITC 11:51.06. 1,600R: Luxembourg-Casco 4:14.66. HJ: Lydia Merrick FRE 5-4. PV: Kaylee Peterson WRI 10-9. LJ: Kara Verstegen LITC 16-4.5. TJ: Kara Verstegen LITC 35-1. D: Emma Nilsson FVL 121-7. shot: Emma Nilsson FVL 42-7.
Marinette and Oconto Conference Championships
boys
Coleman 211, Krivitz 114, Thring 89, Florence/Niagara 82, Lena/St. Louis Thomas Aquinas Academy 79, Gillette 53, Oneida Nation 49
Victor Kostreva of Coleman dominated the hurdles, winning the 110-meter and 300-meter events with times of 15.66 and 40.27 seconds, respectively. Kostreva also took first place in the pole vault with a height of 10-6.
Coleman's Dawson Patz and Micah Kuchta won the 100-meter and 200-meter races with times of 11.43 and 23.11 seconds, respectively, and were part of Coleman's 400-meter relay winning team along with Colton Peters and Darian Patz. However, he won the race in the next time. 44.84.
Gillette's Bradin Wendorf placed first in two races, winning the 800 meters in 2:07.92 and the 3,200 meters in 10:54.02. Wendorf teamed with Scott Elault, Ben Matiszak and Nash Stage to win the 3,200 relay with a time of 9:08.03.
event winner
100: Dawson Pats COL:11.43. 200: Mika Kuchta COL:23.11. 400: Quinn Thomson SUR:52.84. 800: Bradin Wendorf GIL 2:07.92. 1,600: Michael Lord COL 5:01.81. 3,200: Bradin Wendorf GIL 10:54.02. 110H: Victor Kostreva COL: 15.66. 300H: Victor Kostreva COL: 40.27. 400R: Coleman (Colton Peters, Darian Patz, Mika Kuchta, Dawson Patz): 44.84. 800R: Coleman (Brady Gross, Tyler Rennie, Tristan Kostreva, Darian Patz) 1:40.78. 1,600R: Krivitz (Carson Widener, Evan Orlando, Karen Betka, Ben Brown) 3:47.05. 3,200R: Gillette (Scott Erow, Ben Matzak, Nash Stage, Bradyn Wendorf) 9:08.03. shot: Anthony Seefeldt L/STAA 49-3. D: Brayden Tadish COL 117-2. HJ: Xander Thomson L/STAA 6-0. PV: Victor Kostreva COL 10-6. LJ: William Kelly FN 19-11. TJ: Lukas Heimke L/STAA 39-1.5.
girl
Lena/ST. Thomas Aquinas Academy 178, Thring 158.5, Krivitz 80.5, Gillette 80, Coleman 70, Florence/Niagara 65, Oneida Nation 31
Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas Academy's Eva Brooks won the high jump with a score of 5-6 and the triple jump with a score of 33-5.
Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas won three of the four relays. Alabama Lambert, who won the long jump with a jump of 16-2, teamed with Caitlin Borkovec, Kaelynn Cook and Madilyn Thomson to win the 800-meter relay in 1:57.46. Miriam Alberts, Della Kostreva, Kate Peters and Abby Kostreva won the 1,600m in 4:33.15. Alberts, Kostreva and Peters were joined by Sofia Pirlo, who won the 3,200 relay in 11 minutes, 47.88 seconds.
Camdan Johnson of Florence/Niagara won the 100-meter and 300-meter hurdles in 15.52 and 48.41 seconds, respectively.
Kyla Betka of Krivitz won the pole vault with a height of 10-0 and the 200-meter dash with a time of 28.24 seconds. She Betka won the 400-meter relay with a time of 53.92 seconds, along with Grace Doyen, Peyton Rehberg and Madelyn Powells.
event winner
100: Kendall Truckee COL: 13.76. 200: Kayla Betka CRI: 28.24. 400: Ginger Gernd SUR 1:04.88. 800: Hope Soper GIL 2:35.85. 1,600: Bunny Kramer SUR 6:05.30. 3,200: Giardina White Eye on 14:01.46. 100H: Kamdan Johnson FN:15.52. 300H: Kamdan Johnson FN:48.41. 400R: Krivitz (Grace Doyen, Peyton Rehberg, Madeline Powells, Kayla Betka): 53.92. 800R: 1, Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas Academy (Caitlin Borkovec, Alabama Lambert, Kaylin Cook, Madilyn Thomson) 1:57.46. 1,600R： 1, Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas Academy (Miriam Alberts, Della Kostreva, Kate Peters, Abby Kostreva) 4:33.15. 3,200R： Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas Academy (Miriam Alberts, Della Kostreva, Kate Peters, Sofia Pirlo) 11:47.88. shot: Mackenzie Forpearl L/STAA 31-2. D: Whitney Potter L/STAA 92-10. HJ: Eva Brooks L/STAA 5-6. PV: Kayla Betka L/STAA 10-0. LJ: Alabama Lambert L/STAA 16-2. TJ: Eva Brooks L/STAA 33-5.
Ashwaubenon Vandenberg Invitational
boys
De Pere 140.25, Notre Dame 138.25, Appleton East 94, Ashwaubenon 90, Green Bay Southwest 57.25, New Lutheran 7.25.
Notre Dame's Joseph Hunt won the 800-meter dash in 1:58.38 and the 1,600-meter dash in 4:24.51. James Flannigan won the shot put with a score of 56-9.5 and the discus with a score of 178-6.
Green Bay Southwest's Lovell Richardson won the 200-meter and 400-meter dashes in 22.88 and 51.02 seconds, respectively.
De Pere's Andrew Cartier won the pole vault with a height of 13-7 and the long jump with a height of 21-1.
Ashwaubenon's Noah Platten, Jacob McBain, Pierce Foley and Gus Newell won double relay races. He won the 400-meter relay with a time of 43.25 seconds and the 800-meter relay with a time of 1:30.57. Platten won the 1,600 relay in 3 minutes, 34.91 seconds, joining Ryan Jadin, Lucas Popp and Carter Thompson in first place in the relay for the third time.
girl
Notre Dame 147, De Pere 131, Ashwaubenon 112, Green Bay SW 82, New Lutheran 25
Notre Dame's Danica Apple won the 100-meter and 200-meter dashes in 11.87 and 25.03 seconds, respectively. Apple also won the 400-meter relay, where she teamed with Sydney Whitehouse, Madeline Rose and Julia Knoll to win in a time of 49.60 seconds. Whitehouse also won the 300-meter hurdles in 48.93 seconds. Noll also won the long jump, 14-9. Apple's teammate Anna Miller won the 800 meters in 2:30.51 and the 1,600 meters in 5:45.51. Miller and Whitehouse teamed with Evangelica Dosch and Francine Boateng to win the 1,600 relay in 4:13.10.
Ashwaubenon's Thea Krall won the shot put with a score of 40-6.75 and the discus with a score of 136-11.
girls soccer
Pulaski 1, West De Pere 0
DE PERE – Veronica Decker scored the only goal of the game in the second half to lead Pulaski to the victory.
Peyton Brandenburg made 14 saves in goal for Pulaski.
boys golf
bay conference
West De Pere 158, Seymour 161, New London 167, Xavier 174, Shawano 189, Green Bay East incomplete team.
At Ledge View
Top people: Mason Haupt WDP 37, Darian Thomas WDP 38, Vince Sigur SEY 39, Jadon Sorge NL 39, Aidan Peters SEY 40, Isaac Sincla WDP 41, Owen Sigur SEY 41, Tristan Dras SEY 41, John Sigur Bertram X 41.
packerland conference
Sturgeon Bay 350, Gibraltar 397, Southern Door 420, Peshtigo 433, Kewaunee 437, Oconto 443, Sevastopol 489
Top people: Finn Salm G 83, Tre Wienke SB 85, Evan McCaw K 87, Finley LaVine SD 87, Porter Labac SB 87, Calvin Richard SB 89, Owen Pichette SB 89, James Zitlow SD 92
Final ranking: Sturgeon Bay 56 points, Gibraltar 44 points, Southern Door 43 points, Peshtigo 23 points, Oconto 22.5 points, Kewaunee 20.5 points, Sevastopol 15 points.
First Team All-Conference: Evan McCaw K 327 (Player of the Year), Finley LaVine SD 331, Tre Wienke SB 334, Finn Salm G 345, Carter Koch O 350, Luke Sele SB 358.
