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TRACK AND FIELD
Freedom Irish Invitational
GIRLS
FREEDOM 106, SHAWANO 98, NOTRE DAME 93, WINNECONNE 79, ST. MARY’S SPRINGS 78, XAVIER 63.5, LOURDES ACADEMY 57, BRILLION 48, COLEMAN 38, HOWARDS GROVE 27.5, WILD ROSE 8, REEDSVILLE 2
BOYS
FREEDOM 151.5, WINNECONNE 134, NOTRE DAME 113, BRILLION 63, SHAWANO 56, ST. MARY’S SPRINGS 52, WILD ROSE 39, XAVIER 29, HOWARDS GROVE 21, COLEMAN 12.5, REEDSVILLE 11, LOURDES ACADEMY 9
In the girls meet, Freedom won the 100 hurdles (Lydia Merrick, :16.63), the 300 hurdles (Lydia Merrick, :47.98) and the pole vault (Lauren Jochman, 9-6).
Notre Dame won the 100 (Danika Apple, :12.68), the 400 relay (:51.71) and the discus (Jaqueline Zacharias, 129-10).
Winneconne won the 200 (Joey Perry, :26.21), the 400 (Joey Perry, :58.88), the 800 (Sophie Yetter, 2:16.33), the 1,600 (Sophie Yetter, 5:07.58) and the shot put (Emily Schell, 34-11).
Coleman won the high jump (Vivian Kostreva, 5-6) and the long jump (Corrin Liptak, 16-0).
Howards Grove’s Eden Maranell won the triple jump (34-9).
St. Mary’s Springs won the 800 relay (1:50.24) and the 1,600 relay (4:11.61).
Shawano won the 3,200 (Lillian Guenther, 11:48.02) and the 3,200 relay (9:46.79).
In the boys meet, Freedom had first-place finishes in the 200 (Gavin Greiner, :23.09), the 400 (Gavin Greiner, :50.91), the pole vault (Jack Steinbarth, 12-6), the long jump (Noah Heinke, 19-7.25) and the triple jump (Noah Heinke, 41-5.25).
Notre Dame had first-place finishes from Isaac Nowak (800, 1:59.17; 1,600, 4:24.48) and James Flanigan (discus, 176-0).
Shawano got a first-place finish from Will Chelberg (3,200, 10:06.93).
Brillion’s William VanderZanden won the high jump (6-0).
Xavier’s Ben Olvey won the 110 hurdles (:15.05).
Winneconne’s Ayden Hart took the 300 hurdles (:40.72). Winneconne won the 800 relay (1:32.09), the 1,600 relay (3:25.84) and the 3,200 relay (8:15.17).
St. Mary’s Springs’ Nolan Baudry won the shot put (50-10.25).
Howards Grove won the 400 relay (:44.94).
Bay Port Invitational
GIRLS
D.C. EVEREST 111.5, BAY PORT 103, KAUKAUNA 101.5, DE PERE 94, APPLETON NORTH 94, OSHKOSH WEST 85, NEENAH 79, PULASKI 20, GREEN BAY WEST 10
BOYS
DE PERE 181, OSHKOSH WEST 127.5, BAY PORT 123, APPLETON NORTH 114.5, KAUKAUNA 77, PULASKI 35, GREEN BAY WEST 23
In the girls meet, D.C. Everest won the team title with first-place finishes in the 100-meter dash (Ellia Roble, :12.70), the 800 (Sara Mlodik, 2:14.96) and the.1,600 (Sara Mlodik, 5:22.07).
Bay Port took first in the 200 (Isabelle Denny, :25.75), the 100 (Jillian Anderson, :14.86), the 300 hurdles (Kyla Hendricks, :45.88), the 400 relay (:49.50) and the triple jump (Madeline Thoreson, 36-5.5).
De Pere took first in the 400 (Aubrey Kopling, 1:02.28), the 3,200 relay (10:04.64), the high jump (Claire Roup, 4-10) and the pole vault (Megan Dorsey, 11-0).
Kaukauna won the 3,200 (Reese Fauske, 11:28.72) and the 800 relay (1:47.45).
Oshkosh West took first in the long jump (Emily Blaskowski, 16-9.25).
Neenah won the 1,600 relay (4:12.44), the shot put (Lydia Delene, 35-11.25) and the discus (Lydia Delene, 122-5).
In the boys meet, De Pere won the 400 (Casey Trousil, :52.91), the 1,600 (Grady Lenn, 4:36.94), the 110 hurdles (Hayden May, :15.16), the 400 relay (:44.40), the 1,600 relay (3:33.75), the 3,200 relay (8:30.02), the high jump (Will Hornseth, 5-10), the long jump (Aiden Carter, 20-6) and the triple jump (Aiden Carter, 42-1).
Bay Port took first place in the 100 (Brody Holewinski, :10.89), the 200 (Brett Shipley, :22.10), the 800 relay (1:29.09) and the pole vault (Evan Hinkfuss, 12-6).
Pulaski won the shot put (Jack Marsh, 47-4) and the discus (Jack Marsh, 169-5).
Appleton North won the 3,200 (Evan Larsen, 10:21.43).
Green Bay West won the 800 (Donovan Beauchamp, 2:03.43).
Oshkosh West won the 300 hurdles (Jarrett Alger, :40.85).
Hilbert Invitational
GIRLS
SURING 132, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 107, ST. MARY CATHOLIC 90.5, CHILTON 83, NEW LUTHERAN 64, OZAUKEE 57, GIBRALTAR 51.5, HILBERT 48.5, KAUKAUNA 39.5, ST. IGNATIUS 1
BOYS
ST. MARY CATHOLIC 120, OZAUKEE 103, CHILTON 92, HILBERT 83.5, KAUKAUNA 65.5, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 49, GIBRALTAR 56, NEW LUTHERAN 56, SURING 35, ST. IGNATIUS 2
In the girls meet, Suring took first in the 400 (Christine Sleeter, 1:05.92), the 800 (Olivia Noack, 2:37.74), the 3,200 (Hailey Thomson, 13:12.54), the 100 hurdles (Birdee Cramer, :17.99), the high jump (Christine Sleeter, 5-0) and the pole vault (Christine Sleeter, 9-0).
St. Mary Catholic won the 3,200 relay (10:27.23), the discus (Nolie Anderson, 124-6) and the triple jump (Gabby Ruback, 32-8).
Ozaukee won the 1,600 (Clara McKee, 5:53.27) and the shot put (Paige Kurlinski, 38-1).
NEW Lutheran won the 400 relay (:54.47), the 100 (Ebony Sinclair, :13.45) and the long jump (Ebony Sinclair, 16-2.75).
Sheboygan North took first in the 800 relay (1:53.36), the 1,600 relay (4:29.37), the 200 (Hannah Pfister, :27.63) and the 300 (Sanya Mujkanovic, :52.10).
In the boys meet, St. Mary Catholic took first in the 400 relay (:46.06), the 1,600 relay (3:45.62), the 100 (Charlie Nackers, :11.92), the 1,600 (Benjamin Schoeni, 5:02.03) and the pole vault (Ashton Post, 11-0).
Austin Cullen of Hilbert won the 200 (:23.35) and the long jump (19-8.5). Matt Schneider won the shot put (44-0.25).
Ben Willett of Chlton won the triple jump (38-11.25).
Ozaukee won the 3,200 relay (8:40.35), the 400 (Owen Klaus, :51.30), the 800 (Owen Klaus, 2:00.82), the 3,200 (Aaron Nehls, 10:57.61) and the discus (Austin Lemke, 126-10).
Hayden Filen of Kaukauna won the 110 hurdles (:16.71).
Gibraltar won the 800 relay (1:37.28).
Zach Wendland of NEW Lutheran won the 300 hurdles (:43.44) and the high jump (6-4).
Two Rivers Invitational
GIRLS
LITTLE CHUTE 148.5, TWO RIVERS 113.5, MANITOWOC 97.5, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 93.5, OCONTO FALLS 64, MANITOWOC LUTHERAN 48, WRIGHTSTONW 41, VALDERS 38, KEWAUNEE 36.5, MISHICOT 21.5
BOYS
TWO RIVERS 139, LITTLE CHUTE 139, MANITOWOC 97, KEWAUNEE 85.5, OCONTO FALLS 62, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 56, WRIGHTSTOWN 45, VALDERS 29, MANITOWOC LUTHERAN 28.5, MISHICOT 23.14
In the girls meet, Little Chute took first in the 100 (Sierra Hoffman, :12.77), the 3,200 (Ashley Wilson, 11:58.06), the 400 relay (:52.56) and the pole vault (Verrah Alcala, 8-0).
Manitowoc won the 200 (Tessa Campbell, :26.14), the 400 (Tessa Campbell, :58.60), the 800 relay (1:51.77) and the 1,600 relay (4:12.40).
Two Rivers finished first in the 800 (Mikaela Helling, 2:23.60), the 1,600 (Mikaela Helling, 4:55.65), the 300 hurdles (Allyson Kakes, :48.35) and the shot put (Alexa Zimney, 35-8.5).
Brailyn St. Louis of Oconto Falls won the high jump (5-2) and the 100 hurdles (:17.11). Oconto Falls won the 3,200 relay (10:50.76).
Kewaunee’s Hannah Miller won the triple jump (35-5).
Wrightstown took first in the discus (Naomi Huebner, 115-0). Danielle Bruecker tied for first in the high jump (5-2).
Elizabeth Blauert of Manitowoc Lutheran won the long jump (15-9).
In the boys meet, Two Rivers took first in the 100 (Nathan Jackson, :11.47), the 200 (Nathan Jackson, :22.70), the 400 (Bryan Villwock, :54.14), the 110 hurdles (Austin Phillips, :16.00), the shot put (Christian Pyles, 50-5.5), the pole vault (Blaise Kriese, 11-6) and the long jump (Austin Phillips, 20-6).
Little Chute had first-place finishes in the 1,600 (Riley Huss, 4:27.78), the 3,200 (Riley Huss, 9:40.97), the 3,200 (8:51.98) and the triple jump (Hunter Thiel, 41-6.5).
Manitowoc’s first-place finishes came in the 800 (Caleb Jatczak, 2:01.75) and the 1,600 relay (3:41.93).
Kewaunee won the 300 (Isaac Schlies, :41.58), the 800 relay (1:37.55) and the high jump (Jordan Lamack, 6-2).
Wrightstown won the 400 relay (:45.78) and the discus (Logan Peters, 159-2).
Waupun Warrior Invitational
GIRLS
RANDOLPH/CAMBRIA-FRIESLAND 157, WAUPUN 146, CAMPBELLSPORT 113, BEAVER DAM 107, LOMIRA 72, DODGELAND 63.66, PRINCETON/GREEN LAKE 34.33, OAKFIELD 2
BOYS
CAMPBELLSPORT 175, WAUPUN 152, RANDOLPH/CAMBRIA-FRIESLAND 116.5, BEAVER DAM 88.5, LOMIRA 60.5, DODGELAND 56.5, PRINCETON/GREEN LAKE 22, OAKFIELD 6
In the girls meet, Waupun’s Lydia Aalsma won the 200 (:27.21) and the 400 (:58.95). Josie Kooima won the 1,600 (5:49.67) and the 3,200 (13:08.84).
Lomira won the 800 relay (1:53.74).
Campbellsport’s Aubree Koenings won the discus (106-10). Sienna Hewitt won the pole vault (10-3).
In the boys meet, Campbellsport won the 400 (Logan Nolan, :50.95), the 800 (Logan Nolan, 2:05.74), the 1,600 (Logan Nolan, 5:04.89), the 110 hurdles (Caleb Smith, :16.20), the 300 hurdles (Evan Wilcox, :43.17) and the high jump (Caleb Smith, 5-6).
Waupun’s Jacob Abel won the 100 (:11.39) , the 200 (:22.83), the long jump (23-1.75) and the triple jump (43-6). Waupun won the 3,200 relay (8:49.22).
Lomira’s Carter Hahn won the 3,200 (11:12.99). Lucas Lax won the discus (122-10).
Lutheran Invitational
GIRLS
FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 204, WATERTOWN LUTHER PREP 148, KETTLE MORAINE LUTHERAN 135, LAKESIDE LUTHERAN 100, WINNEBAGO LUTHERAN ACADEMY 57, SHORELAND LUTHERAN 40
BOYS
LAKESIDE LUTHERAN 164, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 153.5, WATERTOWN LUTHER PREP 122, KETTLE MORAINE LUTHERAN 88.5, WINNEBAGO LUTHERAN ACADEMY 85, KINGDOM PREP LUTHERAN 42, SHORELAND LUTHERAN 32
In the girls meet, Fox Valley Lutheran won the 3,200 relay (10:24.57), the 100 hurdles (Sophia Wunderlich, :16.88), the 400 (Claire Fischer, 1:03.21), the 400 relay (:52.74), the high jump (Annalise Patchett, 5-0), the long jump (Alexa Gordee, 17-4.5), the triple jump (Alexa Gordee, 35-9.5) and the discus (Emma Nilson, 103-10).
Winnebago Lutheran Academy did not have any first-place finishers.
In the boys meet, Fox Valley Lutheran took first in the 110 hurdles (Cavan Dobberstein, :14.91), the 100 (David Schumacher, :11.24), the 400 relay (:43.89), the pole vault (Zach Johnson, 12-6) and the long jump (Cavan Dobberstein, 22-1).
Winnebago Lutheran Academy did not have any first-place finishes.
Deerfield Classic
GIRLS
COLUMBUS 115, DEERFIELD 104.5, BELLEVILLE 83, DARLINGTON 68, JOHNSON CREEK 39, OMRO 37.5, PARDEEVILLE 31, SHIOCTON 30.5, ABUNDANT CHRISTIAN LIFE 27, WISCONSIN HEIGHTS 25, PECATONICA/ARGYLE 22, CAMBRIDGE 21.5, MADISON COUNTRY DAY 20, VALLEY CHRISTIAN (OSHKOSH) 19, FAITH CHRISTIAN 18, RIO 16, ALBANY 12, MARSHALL 7, LAKE MILLS 6
BOYS
BELLEVILLE 120.5, OMRO 112, COLUMBUS 93, ALBANY 52, DEERFIELD 45, PARDEEVILLE 45, LAKE MILLS 36, MARSHALL 36, SHIOCTON 30, DARLINGTON 28, ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN 22.5, PECATONICA/ARGYLE 20, WISCONSIN HEIGHTS 18, CAMBRIDGE 13, FAITH CHRISTIAN 11, MADISON COUNTRY DAY 8, RIO 5, VALLEY CHRISTIAN (OSHKOSH) 5, JOHNSON CREEK 2
In the boys meet, Omro got first-place finishes in the 100 (Ryan Courter, :11.32), the 800 (Brady Hager, 1:58.38), the 1,600 relay (3:32.51), the 3,200 relay (8:29.12), the shot put (Jack Wellhoefer, 44-8) and the pole vault (Bryce Crowley, 13-6).
Shiocton’s Cade Stingle won the 200 (:22.90), the 110 hurdles (:15.24) and the 300 hurdles (:39.30).
In the girls meet, Omro won the 1,600 relay (4:25.16).
Shiocton’s Kendal Stingle won the 300 hurdles (:47.63).
BASEBALL
Hortonville 10, Kaukauna 9
HORTONVILLE - The Polar Bears outlasted the Ghosts in a wild final two innings of their Fox Valley Association matchup.
Kaukauna scored a run in the first and the game remained that way until the sixth. The Ghosts pushed across another run in the top of the sixth, before the Polar Bears answered with four runs in the bottom half. Kaukauna then scored seven times in the seventh, only to see Hortonville answer with six runs of its own to claim the victory.
Nathan Grams had the hot bat for Hortonville, going 3-for-4 with an RBI, while Nathan Vela added a double and four RBIs.
Jake Lucas was 3-for-3 with two doubles and four RBIs for the Ghosts. Pierson VandeHey and Sawyer Steineke both added two hits with Steineke adding two RBIs for Kaukauna.
Kimberly 6, Appleton East 1
KIMBERLY - Sawyer Deering was 2-for-3 with two run scored and Evan Olson was 2-for-4 with an RBI as the Papermakers cruised past the Patriots in Fox Valley Association action.
Ryan Csida scored two runs, stole two bases and drove in a run for the Papermakers.
Brennan Grams picked up the win, pitching 6⅔ innings, allowing six hits and one earned run, while striking out 11.
Cade Prestigiacomo paced the Appleton East offense, going 2-for-3 with two doubles.
Appleton North 5, Oshkosh North 0
APPLETON - Ryan Tesch drove in two runs and pitched 4⅔ innings to get the win as the Lightning blanked the Spartans.
Ben Isom was 2-for-3 with two RBIs, and Isaac Schultz scored two runs for Appleton North.
Oshkosh West 3, Neenah 2
OSHKOSH - Alec Berndt beat out an infield single with two outs in the bottom of the 10th inning to score Erik Grey with the winning run for the Wildcats.
Grey got on base with a double and advanced to third on a grounder.
Erik Grey’s RBI single in the third inning gave West a 1-0 lead.
After the Rockets took a 2-1 lead in the top of the eighth on a sacrifice fly, Jaxon Prill led off the bottom of the inning with a double, then Grey drew a walk. With two outs, Grey scored the tying run on a hit to left field by Eddy Schroeder.
Stevens Point 7-2, La Crosse Central 3-1
STEVENS POINT - Jaxon Stetler and Braylen Nystrom both earned wins on the mound to lead the Panthers to the nonconference doubleheader sweep.
Stetler won the opener, allowing just four hits, two runs - both earned - with five walks and two strikeouts in 4⅓ innings. Deacon Koback was 2-for-3 with a double and four RBIs at the plate.
In the nightcap, Nystrom went five innings, allowing three hits and three walks with four strikeouts. Kale Roth and Ben Fonti were both 2-for-3 at the plate.
Stevens Point is now 11-1 on the season.
Laconia 15, Ripon 4
ROSENDALE - The Spartans scored 11 runs in the bottom of the fourth inning to beat the Tigers in a nonconference matchup.
Connor Shaver pitched all five innings for the win for Laconia.
Jacob Riddick and Adam Sina hit solo home runs for Ripon.
Chilton 12, New Holstein 0
CHILTON - Max Mueller hit a home run and drove in four runs for the Tigers in the five-inning win over the Huskies.
Zac Halbach had three hits and two RBIs. Mueller, Slatt Nolan and Kenyon Davidson each had two hits. Ryan Pierquet had three RBIs and Halbach drove in two runs.
Austin Grube was the winning pitcher. He pitched four innings, allowed three hits and struck out four.
Random Lake 3, St. Mary Catholic 0
FOX CROSSING - Matt Merlo shut down the Zephyrs on three hits, striking out nine as the Rams earned the Big East Conference win.
Merlo also was solid at the plate, going 2-for-4 with an RBI.
Fisher Mackenzie took the loss for St. Mary Catholic, pitching five innings, allowing two runs - both earned - with two walks and eight strikeouts.
Abbotsford/Colby 13, Chequamegon 9
PARK FALLS - Evan Reis was 2-for-3 with a homer and five RBIs and Brandon Diedrich was 2-for-3 with three RBIs as the Falcons rallied from a three-run deficit in the sixth to outslug the Eagles in Marawood Conference-North action.
Abby/Colby scored twice in the third, three in the fourth, one in the fifth, three in the sixth and four in the seventh to earn the win.
J.V. Castillo also helped pace the Falcons’ offense, going 3-for-4, while Payton Schreiber was 2-for-2.
Niagara 3, Crivitz 1
NIAGARA - A three-run third inning propeled the Badgers past the Wolverines in Marinette & Oconto Conference action.
Ross Shampo was 2-for-3 with an RBI, while Christian Hedmark doubled and had two RBIs for Niagara.
Logan Marvin had the hot bat for Crivitz, going 3-for-4 with an RBI. Sean Christiansen and Brady Tadisch each added two hits.
Blake Holmes pitched five innings to get the win. He allowed five hits, one run and struck out five.
Christiansen took the loss, but allowed only two earned runs and struck out eight in six innings.
Wausaukee 9, Lena 7
WAUSAUKEE - The Rangers rallied from five runs down to earn the Marinette & Oconto Conference win.
Nathan Shaw was 2-for-3 with four RBIs, while Connor Schroeder and Layne Rowley were 2-for-3 with one RBI each.
Lena was led by Bryce Kittredge, who was 3-for-4 with two runs scored. Logan Graef was 2-for-3 with an RBI, and Josh Kristof had a double and three RBIs.
Pittsville 17, Wild Rose 0
WILD ROSE - Leading 5-0, the Panthers iced the Central Wisconsin Conference win with a 12-run fifth inning.
Evan Haley picked up the win, allowing just three hits and two walks, while striking out 11.
Haley also led Pittsville at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a double and three RBIs. Waylon Grimm, Logan Zickert and Easton Dammann all had two hits and two RBIs.
Kimberly 5-13, Fond du Lac 2-3 (Thursday)
KIMBERLY - The Papermakers swept the Cardinals, winning 5-2 and 13-3 in a Fox Valley Association doubleheader at Sunset Park.
Alex Vander Loop was the winning pitcher in the first game and Hunter Berry got the save.
Max Kalk hit a home run and two RBIs for Kimberly.
In the second game, Kimberly pounded 14 hits.
Evan Olson was 4-for-4 with a double and four RBIs, Kale Twombly was 3-for-4 with three RBIs, Ryan Csida had two hits and two RBIs, and Brady Koester also had two hits.
Koester was also the winning pitcher.
SOFTBALL
Oshkosh West 15, Appleton West 0
OSHKOSH - Braelee Jodarski got the win in the circle, giving up one hit and striking out 10 in the win over the Terrors.
Chloe Tritt was 4-for-4 with three doubles for West.
Menasha 7-6, Stevens Point 5-5
MENASHA - The Bluejays used a seven-run fourth in Game 1, with five of those runs scoring with two outs, and then rallied late in Game 2 to earn the nonconference sweep.
In the opener, Gabrielle Farr and Eve Rausch had two hits each to pace Menasha.
SPASH was led by Kaitlyn Klismith, Mikah Keller, Addie Simonson and Morgan Groshek with two hits each.
In the nightcap, Stevens Point had grabbed a 4-3 lead after two, before Addie Lund answered with a two-run home run in the third. The Panthers tied it at 5-5 in the bottom half of the inning, before Farr put the Bluejays ahead to stay with a run-scoring single in the sixth.
Taylor Papendorf had two hits for the Bluejays.
SPASH was paced by Riley Pechinski, Klismith, Delilah Abundiz and Brayley Lake with two hits each.
West De Pere 18, Appleton North 8
DE PERE - The Phantoms banged out 16 hits and took advantage of six walks and two errors as they 10-runned the Lightning after six innings in nonconference action.
Nevaeh Wagendorf helped lead the West De Pere attack, going 3-for-4 with two doubles, a home run and five RBIs. Karleigh Linssen was 3-for-4 with a double and an RBI.
Other top Phantoms hitters included Leah Kocken, who was 2-for-2 with a double and five RBIs, Noelle Runke, who was 3-for-4 with a homer, three RBIs and four runs scored, and Morgan Hansel, who was 2-for-3 with a homer.
Appleton North was led by Alyssa Wald, who was 3-for-4 with a double. Payton Willenkamp was 2-for-4 with a double, and Raegen Schwarz and Tatum Beggs both had two hits and three RBIs.
Luxemburg-Casco 17-15, Fox Valley Lutheran 6-0
APPLETON - The Spartans moved to 15-1 on the year with the doubleheader sweep.
In Game 1, Luxemburg-Casco banged out 15 hits.
Kylie Hanson led the offense, going 3-for-4 with a home run and four RBIs. Jillian Jorgensen was 2-for-3 with a double and two RBIs, Grace Kahr was 2-for-3 with an RBI, and Payton Kaminski and Anna Vandermause both went 2-for-3.
In the nightcap, the Spartans needed just three innings to earn the win.
Green Bay Notre Dame 10, Plymouth 5
GREEN BAY - The Tritons scored eight runs in the bottom half of the sixth inning to wipe out a three-run deficit and beat the Panthers.
Addyson Simpson, Ella Gelb and Ava Massey each had two hits for Notre Dame. Gelb and Massey each had two RBIs. Kaia Waldrop had two RBIs, scored twice and had a triple.
Shea McMullen, Aubrey Fischer and Jade Henkel each had two hits for Plymouth.
Simpson got the win for Notre Dame, pitching 2⅔ innings of relief.
Ashlei Williams took the loss for Plymouth.
North Fond du Lac 4, St. Mary’s Springs 1
FOND DU LAC - The Orioles scored twice in the third inning and two in the seventh to defeat the Ledgers.
St. Mary’s Springs got its lone run in the fifth inning.
Lauren Stettbacher had three hits, including a triple, for North Fond du Lac. Lucy Schumacher had a two-run double in the third inning and also had a triple. Leah Patterson had two singles.
St. Mary’s Springs was led by Gracie Konkol with two hits.
Patterson got the win for North Fond du Lac. She allowed four hits and one earned run.
Ella Guelig took the loss for St. Mary’s Springs.
Random Lake 4, St. Mary Catholic 3
FOX CROSSING - Jayla Harter singled in the go-ahead run in the seventh inning to propel the Rams past the Zephyrs in Big East Conference play.
Random Lake had taken a 2-0 lead in the first and led 3-1 after two.
Nevaeh Saringer tied the game in the fourth with a two-run homer for St. Mary Catholic.
The Rams were led by Harter, who was 3-for-4, while Abby Borchardt and Madelyn Abner added two hits each, and Alivia Stefanich a home run.
Chloe Vogel was 2-for-3 with a triple and two runs scored and Adel Schneider was 2-for-4 to help lead the Zephyrs.
Crivitz 24, Niagara 7
NIAGARA - The Wolverines scored in every inning to post the Marinette & Oconto Conference win.
Crivitz scored once in the first, four in the second, 10 in the third and nine in the fourth to put an early end to the game.
Crivitz was led by Lilli Watson, who was 2-for-2 with a double and five RBIs. Hattie Frievalt was 3-for-4 with three RBIs, Taryn Tracy and Madelyn Welty had two hits and three RBIs each, and Isabella Logan was 2-for-4 with one RBI.
GIRLS SOCCER
Appleton East 1, Bay Port 0
APPLETON - Addie Wreath scored a goal off an assist from Lauren Mesa to give the Patriots the nonconference win.
Mosinee 3, Medford 1
MEDFORD - Kaitlyn Selle scored two goals and Gabby Munoz added one to lead Mosinee past Medford in Great Northern Conference action.
Morgan Hoernke made nine saves in net for Mosinee.
Luxemburg-Casco 2, Ashwaubenon 0
LUXEMBURG - The Spartans got goals from Haley Paye and Emi Kuhn in the win over the Jaguars.
Tabi Lemens had 15 saves for Luxemburg-Casco.
BOYS GOLF
Wisconsin Valley Conference
WAUSAU EAST 327, MARSHFIELD 339, WISCONSIN RAPIDS 342, STEVENS POINT 345, MERRILL 349, WAUSAU WEST 351, D.C. EVEREST 388
Top individuals: Sawyer Krambs WE 77, Cooper Bjerke WE 79, Kyle Berres MAR 79, Arin Dettmering MER 81, Carter Morrison WR 82, Nathan Earnest SP 83, Russell Harder WW 83, Teddy Schlindwein WE 84, Zach Hinchcliffe SP 84, Parker Klebenow MER 84, Jacob Sasman WW 84, Jax Pagel WR 85, Ethan Schnitzler MAR 85, Maxx Oertel MAR 87, Brody Trantow WE 87, Conner Jensen WR 87.
Kimberly 155, Neenah 180
At High Cliff, par 35
Kimberly: Aiden Cudney 32, Chance Rill 36, Trey Vanevenhoven 42, Riley Schmidt 45.
Neenah: Luke Abing 42, Sam Coulthard 43, Tucker Brackin 47, Julian Gallmeier 48.
Kaukauna 171, Oshkosh North 176
At Westhaven
Kaukauna: Sam Knapp 40, Tyler Duchow 43, Noah Schneider 44, Jonah Roehrig 44.
Oshkosh North: Christian Geffers 42, Owen Weber 44, Keegan Moore 45, Dan Chopp 45.
Fond du Lac 158, Appleton North 169
At Rolling Meadows, par 36
Fond du Lac: Wyatt Pfeiffer 36, Cole Thorin 37, Will Mauthe 40, Blake Spies 45.
Appleton North: Rasmus Madsen 38, Drew Rudolf 42, Dane Heindel 44, Kyle Schabo 45.
Appleton West 166, Hortonville 174
At Grand View GC, par 35
Appleton West: Prestyn Evers 39, Collin Evers 41, Thomas Wendt 42, Lucas Downs 44.
Hortonville: Wesley Barker 43, Mason Fietzer 43, Ross Reinemann 44, Carter Rohde 44.
Appleton East 161, Oshkosh West 183
At Reid GC, par 36
Appleton East: Kenny Kapheim 39, Chris Garvin 40, Grant Trygstad 41, Owen Lutes 41.
Oshkosh West: Jaxen Lloyd 44, Max Kureschner 45, Ethan Tsai 46, Fred Moorhead 48.
Portage Invitational
MOUNT HOREB 319, KOHLER 325, STOUGHTON 332, VERONA 341, SAUK PRAIRIE 355, WISCONSIN DELLS 362, RIVER VALLEY 364, PARDEEVILLE 370, PORTAGE 372, BEAVER DAM 376, REEDSBURG 382, DEFOREST 391, WESTFIELD 413
At Portage CC
Medalist: Conner Brown STO 73.
Kohler: Everett Schroeder 77, Reece Breitenbach 78, Lucas Albrecht 80, Brady McAndrews 90.
BOYS TENNIS
Whitefish Bay Sweet 16 Invitational
Manitowoc results
Participating teams: Arrowhead, Brookfield Central, Brookfield East, Eau Claire Memorial, Notre Dame, Sussex Hamilton, Homestead, Kimberly, Madison Memorial, Manitowoc, Middleton, Neenah, Nicolet, Oshkosh West, University School Milwaukee, Whitefish Bay
Singles
No. 1: Ray Peroutka MAN lost to Oscar Corwin BE 6-0, 6-1; lost to Dhruv Sudershanan HOM 6-2, 6-1. No. 2: Justin Liska MA lost to K. Heineman MID 6-0, 6-1; lost to D. Klass MADM 6-1, 6-4. No. 3: Seth Charles MAN lost to A. Bo MID 6-0, 6-0; lost to E. Henjy ND 6-2, 7-5. No. 4: Riley Hermsen MAN lost to Catalino Placida HOM 6-0, 6-1; lost to Z. Klobucarich KIM 6-0, 6-0.
Doubles
No. 1: Ayden Knuth/Cohen Newberg MAN def. N. Ros/A. Yan SUSH 1-6, 7-5 (11-9), lost to A. Aranda/H. Vizgaitis NIC 6-3, 6-1. No. 2: Killan Wilinski/Matt Minehan MAN lost to I. Mikhallenko/E. Wu WFB 6-0, 6-0; lost to M. Molten/A. Alrefai BE 6-1, 6-2. No. 3: Lincoln Johnson/Seth Shopodock MAN lost to M. Rajesh/P. Yilayavilli BC 6-0 6-1; lost to K. McGrath/K. Grall KIM 6-0, 6-0.
This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Here are Friday's high school sports results
