Here are Monday's high school sports results for the Green Bay area
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TRACK AND FIELD
Packerland Conference Championships
ALGOMA - Kewaunee won the boys team championship with 170 points, while Southern Door took home the girls team title with 157.5 points.
Kewaunee’s Christopher Cullen won the 1,600-meter run, the 800 and was part of the Storm’s winning 1,600 relay team with Maddix Mueller, Jackson Wisnicky and Thomas Stangel.
Stangel also won the long jump and was on the winning 800 relay. The Storm’s Maddix Mueller won the triple jump and was on the winning 800 relay along with DJ Echos and Coy Kleiman.
Southern Door’s Zack Lynch won the 100 and the 200 and was part of Southern Door’s winning 400 relay with Colt Gilbertson, Alaric Urban and Lauden Berg.
In the girls meet, Southern Door’s Frankie Nellis won the 200, the long jump and the triple jump.
Peshtigo’s Christina Powers was a double winner in the shot put and the discus throw.
Gibraltar’s McKailey Reisen won the 100 hurdles, the high jump and was part of the winning 400 relay with Aria Nordahl, Hayden Knudson and Bella Jones.
Kewaunee’s Hannah Miller was a double winner in the 400 and the 800.
Sturgeon Bay’s Ella Tarkowski won the 100 and was on the winning 1,600 relay team with Ava Estes, Jade Tomberlin and Cady Carlson.
BOYS
KEWAUNEE 170, SOUTHERN DOOR 165.5, PESHTIGO 137.5, STURGEON BAY 73, ALGOMA 68, OCONTO 24, GIBRALTAR 23, GREEN BAY NEW LUTHERAN 12.5, SEVASTOPOL 11.5
Event winners
3,200R: Peshtigo (Reese Yunke, Andrew Halfmann, Liam Smith, Keelan Schmidt) 8:55.79. 100: Zack Lynch SD :11.44. 110H: Damontrae Meeks SD :17.06. 1,600: Christopher Cullen KEW 4:41.46. 800R: Kewaunee (DJ Echos, Thomas Stangel, Maddix Mueller, Coy Kleiman) 1:34.01. 400: Cody Nesberg PES :53.95. 400R: Southern Door (Colt Gilbertson, Alaric Urban, Lauden Berg, Zack Lynch) :46.05. 300H: Nathen Kleikamp PES :44.06. 800: Christopher Cullen KEW 2:02.11. 200: Zack Lynch SD :23.58. 3,200: Ben Grota SD 10:58.98. 1,600R: Kewaunee (Christopher Cullen, Maddix Mueller, Jackson Wisnicky, Thomas Stangel) 3:43.30. LJ: Thomas Stangel KEW 20-5. TJ: Maddix Mueller KEW 42-6.5. SP: Braden Evers SB 48-5. D: Gannon Evers SB 150-8. PV: Xavier Jandrin SB 12-9. HJ: Braden Sitte GIB 6-2.
GIRLS
SOUTHERN DOOR 157.5, PESHTIGO 144.5, KEWAUNEE 87, STURGEON BAY 85, SEVASTOPOL 59.5, GIBRALTAR 57, GREEN BAY NEW LUTHERAN 38, ALGOMA 35, OCONTO 24.5
Event winners
3,200R: Peshtigo (Holly Pesch, Makai Levknecht, Riley Sabel, Serenity Walden) 11:03.88. 100: Ella Tarkowski SB :12.85. 100H: McKailey Reisen GIB :16.03. 1,600: Rachel Nelson PES 5:31.54. 800R: Sevastopol (Danica Werkheiser, Caitlyn Fellner, Caitlyn Hasenjager, Kylee Duessler) 1:54.35. 400: Hannah Miller KEW 1:00.77. 400R: Gibraltar (Aria Nordahl, Hayden Knudson, McKailey Reisen, Bella Jones) :52.99. 300H: Elise Jackson SD :50.73. 800: Hannah Miller KEW 2:30.96. 200: Frankie Nellis SD :27.76. 3,200: Julia Kurek SB 12:17.38. 1,600R: Sturgeon Bay (Ava Estes, Jade Tomberlin, Ella Tarkowski, Cady Carlson) 4:30.48. LJ: Frankie Nellis SD 16-2.5. TJ: Frankie Nellis SD 34-5. SP: Christina Powers PES 36-5. D: Christina Powers PES 106-8. PV: Danica Neville SD 9-6. HJ: McKailey Reisen GIB 5-4.
BASEBALL
De Pere 5, Manitowoc 0
DE PERE - The Redbirds took over sole possession of first place in the Fox River Classic Conference with the win.
Easton Arendt pitched 5⅓ innings to get the win for De Pere. He struck out three and walked two. Landon Raygo pitched the final 1⅔ innings and allowed one hit.
Raygo also had two hits, including a two-run home run in the fifth inning, and drove in three runs. Javin Gauthier added two hits for De Pere, which is 17-3 overall and 14-2 in the FRCC.
Noah Wech had two hits for the Ships.
Bay Port 8, Sheboygan North 0
SHEBOYGAN - Parker Lawson pitched five innings and struck out seven to lead the Pirates to the victory.
Sawyer Larson, Beau Jensen and Evan Cichanofsky each had two hits for Bay Port.
Notre Dame 7, Sheboygan South 3
GREEN BAY - Noah Smits pitched 6⅔ innings, allowing two hits while striking out seven, to lead the Tritons to the victory.
Micah Marzec drove in three runs and Emmett Hunter had two RBI for Notre Dame. Christian Collins added two hits for the Tritons.
West De Pere 6, Shawano 2
DE PERE - The Phantoms scored four runs in the first inning and went on to the Bay Conference win over the Hawks.
Duke Shovald had two hits and two RBI for West De Pere. Drew VanOss added two hits and an RBI. They both hit doubles.
Carter Schmitt pitched a one-hitter in the complete game for West De Pere. He walked three, struck out seven and both runs he allowed were unearned.
Shawano’s only hit was a double by Carsen Herm.
Bonduel 3, Manawa 2
MANAWA - Noah Weier pitched a complete game for the Bears in the win over the Wolves.
Weier gave up two runs, four hits and one walk while striking out seven.
Dakota Stroud pitched a complete game for Manawa. He gave up three hits, walked two and struck out six.
The Bears are now 16-3 overall and 10-1 in the CWC-East.
Crivitz 7, Gillett/Suring 0
CRIVITZ - Tegan Werner and Jaxon Kroll combined to pitch the shutout for the Wolverines.
Werner pitched six innings and allowed three hits to get the win. He walked three and struck out six. Kroll did not allow a hit in the final inning.
Pierce Polomis was 3-for-3 with two RBI for Crivitz, and Logan Marvin drove in three runs.
Lena 9, Wausaukee 6
WAUSAUKEE - The Wildcats scored six runs in the sixth inning to rally for the victory.
Logan Graef pitched five scoreless innings to get the win for Lena. He allowed four hits, no walks and struck out 12.
Graef also had a double and an RBI for Lena. Anthony Seefeldt had two hits.
Wausaukee was led by Seth Kraemer, who had two hits and two RBI. Luke Smith also had two hits.
Oconto 8, Menominee, Mich. 0
MENOMINEE, Mich. - Riley Susa pitched six innings, allowed two hits and struck out 10 to lead the Blue Devils to the nonconference win.
Kyle Bowman and Cooper Campshure each had two hits to lead the Oconto offense.
Kewaunee 10-15, NEW Lutheran/Oneida Nation 0-1
KEWAUNEE - Brett Paulsen pitched a six-inning no-hitter and struck out 11 to lead the Storm to the 10-0 victory.
Toby Kunkel had three hits and drove in two runs. Brady Pribek had a double and drove in three runs, and Brett Paulsen also drove in two runs.
Pribek pitched five innings and allowed only one hit for Kewaunee in the 15-1 win. He struck out seven and walked two.
Waylon Delain drove in three runs, while Pribek and Kunkel had two RBI each. Ethan Paplham added two hits, including a double.
Sturgeon Bay 10-13, Sevastopol 8-0
STURGEON BAY - The Clippers swept the doubleheader, winning 10-8 in the first game and 13-0 in the second game.
Curt Meyer had two hits and three RBI in the first game for the Clippers. Garrett Ulberg and Trey VanderLeest each scored three runs.
Drake Olsen had two doubles for Sevastopol.
In the second game, Caleb Plzak had three hits and drove in three runs for Sturgeon Bay. Bryce Plzak added two hits and three RBI, Daniel Lodl had two hits and two RBI, and Meyer had three hits and an RBI.
Brody Kollath pitched three innings to get the win. He allowed four hits and struck out one.
The Clippers are now 13-10 overall and 9-5 in Packerland Conference play.
SOFTBALL
Kewaunee 3-5, Sevastopol 2-6
STURGEON BAY - The Storm won the completion of the suspended game 3-2, then Sevastopol won the regularly scheduled game 6-5.
Naomi Rikkola hit a home run for Kewaunee in the first game.
In the second game, Addison Schauske pitched a complete game for the win. She allowed two earned runs and struck out 10.
Schauske also had three hits, including a double and a home run, and three RBI. Jolene Luedtke added two hits, including a double.
Southern Door 1, Kiel 0
KIEL - Alanah Kaye pitched a complete game, allowing two hits to get the shutout in the circle for the Eagles.
Kaye issued three walks and struck out six batters.
Ashlyn Delfosse and Madyson Counard each had a double for Southern Door and Delfosse drove in the game’s only run with a sacrifice fly in the third inning.
Southern Door finishes the regular season with an 18-5 overall record.
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BOYS GOLF
Fox River Classic Conference
BAY PORT 307, NOTRE DAME 311, SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 320, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 320, PULASKI 325, DE PERE 326, MANITOWOC LINCOLN 359, GREEN BAY PREBLE 365, ASHWAUBENON 378, GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST/GREEN BAY WEST 389
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Top individuals: Karsen Kruse BP 70, Roberto Reyes SN 72, Brady Hayward PUL 74, Preston Lamirande BP 75, Drew Dombrowski ML 76, Thomas Bobinski ND 76, Bennett Madson ND 77, Carter Broten DP 77, Hayden Streblow SS 78, Sam Schneider ND 78.
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