Here are Thursday's high school sports results for the Appleton area
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TRACK AND FIELD
Seymour Invitational
GIRLS
KIEL 233, PULASKI 173, HORTONVILLE 165, DENMARK 103.5, ASHWAUBENON 98, BONDUEL 89, MENASHA 87, CLINTONVILLE 79, SEVASTOPOL 60, GREEN BAY EAST 52, SEYMOUR 50, ALGOMA 49.5, OSHKOSH NORTH 26, ONEIDA NATION 13
BOYS
KIEL 213, PULASKI 121, DENMARK 119, HORTONVILLE 118, CLINTONVILLE 118, GREEN BAY EAST 108, OSHKOSH NORTH 107, ASHWAUBENON 105, SEYMOUR 96, BONDUEL 94.5, ALGOMA 57.5, SEVASTOPOL 29, MENASHA 27, ONEIDA NATION 15
In the girls meet, Pulaski won the 400 relay (:51.92), the 800 relay (1:49.74), the 200 (Olivia Sprangers, :27.11) and the 300 hurdles (Lily Urben, :50.08).
Ashwaubenon won the 1,600 relay (4:21.54) and the shot put (Thea Krall, 34-10.25).
Hortonville won the 800 (Paige Morrell, 2:30.91) and the high jump (Ayden Smith, 5-0).
Kiel won the 3,200 relay (10:28.08), the 1,600 (Lily Watson, 5:31.30), the 3,200 (Zoe Watson, 12:03.35), the pole vault (Cailee Kravick, 7-0), the triple jump (Grace McDole, 31-3.75) and the discus (Brooklyn Manz, 102-3).
Bonduel’s Cierra Schnell won the long jump (15-2).
Green Bay East won the 100 (Faith Weatherspoon, :13.26).
Menasha’s Megan Tesky won the 400 (1:01.46).
Clintonville’s Lauren Zwirschitz won the 100 hurdles (:17.01).
In the boys meet, Oshkosh North won the 400 relay (:44.87), the 800 relay (1:32.65) and the 100 (Logan Schettle, :11.65).
Denmark won the 1,600 relay (3:34.41) and the 400 (Simon Alexander, :50.28).
Clintonville won the 200 (Trystan Krueger, :23.25) and the long jump (Sam Wegener, 20-11).
Hortonville’s Eathan Lund won the pole vault (13-0) and Ben Smith won both the shot put (65-0.5) and the discus (199-5).
Seymour won the high jump (Aidan Court, 6-0) and triple jump (Aidan Court, 39-4.5).
Kiel won the 3,200 relay (8:54.74) and the 3,200 (Ethan Vander Meer, 10:16.81).
Green Bay East won the 800 (Huw Griffiths, 2:07.19), the 110 hurdles (Kayden Fenlon, :15.93) and the 300 hurdles (Kayden Fenlon, :42.62).
Ashwaubenon’s Carter Thompson won the 1,600 (4:44.18).
Waupaca Vic Tree Invitational
GIRLS
NEW LONDON 118, MARATHON 108, MANAWA 103, WINNECONNE 80.5, WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 77, ROSHOLT 58, PACELLI 47, WAUPACA 41, TRI-COUNTY 37.5, IOLA-SCANDINAVIA 14
BOYS
WINNECONNE 134, NEW LONDON 113.5, MARATHON 98, IOLA-SCANDINAVIA 73.5, WAUPACA 67, PACELLI 67, MANAWA 66, ROSHOLT 60, WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 11, TRI-COUNTY 89
In the girls meet, New London had first-place finishes in the 1,600 (Elsie Abba, 5:44.81), the 3,200 (Jane Johnston, 12:35.36), the 1,600 relay (4:12.82) and the triple jump (Macy Reybrock, 32-11.75).
Manawa’s Abby Elmhorst won the 100 hurdles (:17.67). Manawa also won the 3,200 relay (10:58.49).
Winneconne’s Joey Perry won the 200 (:25.76) and Emily Schell won the discus (109-0).
Wittenberg-Birnamwood’s Reese Rogowski won the 100 (:13.04), the 400 (:59.62) and the long jump (16-9). Faith Resch won the 300 hurdles (:48.27).
Rosholt’s Sophie Bablitch won the 800 (2:25.91) and Patyon Skortz won the shot put (35-7.5).
Pacelli won the 800 relay (1:55.57).
Tri-County’s Braelyn Pionke won the high jump (5-0).
In the boys meet, Winneconne had first-place finishes in the 400 (Riggs Nelson, :53.06), the 800 (Reid Cross, 2:05.50), the shot put (Josh Grignon, 47-10), the discus (Brady Immel, 145-7) and the pole vault (Trey Zemke, 11-6).
New London’s Kyle Wisniewski won the high jump (6-4), the long jump (22-3.5) and the triple jump (44-1.25).
Iola-Scandinavia had first-place finishes from Jensen Rice (100, :11.66) and Charlie Vater (1,600, 4:22.59).
Waupaca’s Owen Lencki won the 3,200 (10:20.32). Waupaca won the 1,600 relay (3:33.44).
Manawa won the 400 relay (:45.33) and 3,200 relay (8:26.50).
Pacelli won the 800 relay (1:35.63).
Rosholt’s Alex Wierzba won the 200 (:22.91).
Weyauwega-Fremont Invitational
GIRLS
WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT 238, GRESHAM/BOWLER 82, NORTHLAND LUTHERAN 67, PORT EDWARDS 66, ALMOND-BANCROFT 46, MARION 14
BOYS
WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT 266, GRESHAM/BOWLER 82, PORT EDWARDS 78, ALMOND-BANCROFT 30, MARION 25, NORTHLAND LUTHERAN 5
In the girls meet, Weyauwega-Fremont got first-place finishes in the 100 (Joslynn Clumpner, :13.73), the 200 (Joslynn Clumpner, :28.39), the 400 (Ava Loehrke, 1:13.59), the 100 hurdles (Lauren Feltz, :17.99), the 400 relay (:56.03), the 1,600 relay (5:14.16), the 3,200 relay (11:03.69), the discus (Esther Mundschau, 90-1), the high jump (Cathryn Gunst, 5-1) and the triple jump (Calla Benjamin, 26-7.5).
Alexa Leonard of Northland Lutheran won the 1,600 (6:12.29) and the 3,200 (12:55.28). Isemina Rieth won the shot put (33-5.75).
Felicity Clouse of Port Edwards won the 300 hurdles (:58.18) and long jump (14-1). Port Edwards won the 800 relay (2:04.93).
,In the boys meet, first-place Weyauwega-Fremont won the 100 (Brayden Arndt, :11.47), the 200 (Brayden Arndt, :24.21), the 110 hurdles (Kameron Zielke, :16.58), the 300 hurdles (Connor Delwiche, :51.55), the 400 relay (:47.01) and the 3,200 relay (10:17.88).
Port Edwards had first-place finishes in the 400 (Rylee Duckart, :56.61), the 800 (Jack Schraeder, 2:29.37) and the 1,600 relay (4:14.49).
BASEBALL
Hortonville 14, Neenah 1
NEENAH - Evan Mahan was 2-for-5 and Kolden Hunter doubled and had three RBIs to help power the Polar Bears past the Rockets. Hayden Timm and Nathan Vela had two RBIs each for Hortonville.
The Polar Bears lit up the scoreboard with two runs in the second and third, one in the fourth, three in the sixth and six in the seventh.
Thomas Burns picked up the win on the mound, going 4⅔ innings, allowing three hits, one earned run and two walks, while striking out 12. Hunter went the final 2⅓ innings, allowing one hit while striking out two.
Kimberly 10, Appleton North 3 (Wednesday)
KIMBERLY - The Papermakers hit three home runs in the victory over the Lightning at Sunset Park.
Brady Coons had two hits, including a double and a home run, and drove in two runs. Ryan Csida hit a home run and had three RBIs, and Brady Koester had a home run and two RBIs.
Alex Rasmus, Caden Popp and Brock Salm each had two hits for the Lightning.
Brayden Deering pitched five innings for the win. He allowed one run and struck out five.
Chilton 5, Sheboygan Falls 0 (Wednesday)
CHILTON - Max Mueller pitched a complete game and struck out nine batters to lead the Tigers to the victory.
Mueller allowed three hits and did not walk a batter.
Chilton had four hits. Austin Grube and Ryan Pierquet both had doubles. Max Mueller and Grant Mueller both drove in runs.
West De Pere 11-10, New London 5-0 (Wednesday)
DE PERE - The Phantoms swept the Bulldogs, winning 11-5 in the first game and 10-0 in the second game.
The Phantoms scored seven runs in the fifth inning to break a 3-3 tie in the first game.
Jason Lehman had two hits and three RBIs. Duke Shovald and Alex Rottier each had two hits and two RBIs.
Ayden Kanaman had two hits and two RBIs for New London.
Logan Wierzba pitched four innings to get the win. He allowed two hits, one run (unearned) and struck out four.
In the second game, Josh Bowe had three hits and two RBIs. Carter Schmitt and Jonah Bouchard each drove in two runs.
Bennett Marsden (2⅔ innings), Lucas Planert (2⅓) and Schmitt (2) combined to pitch a three-hitter and strike out six.
SOFTBALL
Kaukauna 1, Oshkosh West 0
KAUKAUNA - The Ghosts scored the game’s only run in the bottom of the sixth inning to beat the Wildcats.
Karly Meredith allowed only two hits to get the win in the circle for Kaukauna.
West pitcher Brianna Bougie held Kaukauna to just three hits, striking out nine and walking none.
Kimberly 14, Oshkosh North 7
OSHKOSH - Jayda Nelson, Paige Wyngaard and Lilly Hurt each hit home runs to lead the Papermakers to the win over the Spartans.
Nelson finished with four hits, Hurt had three hits and Sophie Hermus, Lydia Stumpf and Sophie Girard each had two hits.
Aleigh Buss pitched the first four innings for Kimberly. Josie Hammen pitched the final three innings.
Fond du Lac 10, Appleton East 5
APPLETON - The Cardinals got two runs driven in by Tristyn Ernst, MacKenna Shultis and Susan Vokes in the win over the Patriots.
Ernst finished with three hits, while Reghan Ziegler, Jenna Guelig and Vokes each had two hits.
Vokes was the winning pitching, allowing five runs on seven hits while striking out eight.
Peshtigo 2, St. Mary Catholic 0
PESHTIGO - Bethany Ahrens shut down the Zephyrs on just an Allie Strande double as the Bulldogs earned the nonconference win.
Ahrens pitched all seven innings, striking out 14 and not walking a batter. She also tripled at the plate.
Faythe Rich opened the scoring in the bottom of the first with an RBI single. In the fifth, Allison Peters led off with a double and scored on Nevaeh Russell’s bloop double.
St. Mary Catholic fell to 8-6 overall.
Oostburg 9, Hilbert 4
HILBERT - The Flying Dutchmen scored four runs in the seventh inning to come from behind to beat the Wolves.
Emma Ten Haken had three hits with a double and three RBIs for Oostburg. Alexis Hoffman had two hits with two RBIs.
Hannah Propson had three hits for Hilbert. Megan Wolfel drove in two runs.
Ten Haken got the win for Oostburg.
Alandra Grenzer took the loss for Hilbert.
GIRLS SOCCER
Fox Valley Lutheran 5, Waupaca 1
APPLETON - Jessi Griepentrog scored two goals to lead the Foxes to the win over the Comets.
Gianna Bay, Brooke Callaway and Olivia Kiecker also scored for Fox Valley Lutheran.
Katya Fett had an assist for Fox Valley Lutheran.
Taylor Kling scored Waupaca’s goal.
Luxemburg-Casco 1, Wrightstown 1
LUXEMBURG - Emi Kuhn scored the Spartans’ lone goal and Tabi Lemens made five saves in the draw.
Zoe Bratz scored for Wrightstown and Morgan Maitland had an assist. Ava Krueger made one save in goal.
Ozaukee 3, St. Mary Catholic 1
FREDONIA - Kamerin Kunz scored twice for Ozaukee and Reese Prom tallied another for the Warriors.
For SMC, Audrey Norville scored on an assist from Audrey Wanless.
Bethany Ruppert had seven saves in goal for the Zephyrs and Ellie Rodgers stopped six shots for Ozaukee.
BOYS GOLF
Fond du Lac 163, Hortonville 188
At Rolling Meadows, par 36
Fond du Lac: Wyatt Pfeiffer 39, Will Mauthe 40, Jacob Keys 40, Blake Spies 44.
Hortonville: Ross Reinemann 47, Wesley Barker 47, Mason Fietzer 47, Weston Burkhardt 47.
East Central Conference
KETTLE MORAINE LUTHERAN 158, WINNECONNE 159, PLYMOUTH 169, BERLIN 173, KEWASKUM 184, RIPON 185, WAUPUN 191
At Washington County GC, par 36
Top individuals: Winston Knobloch WIN 35, Riley Brooks R 37, Frank Kujawa B 38, John Martin KML 39, Casey Peters WIN 39, Isaiah Schaser KML 39, Collin Draeger KML 40, William Strohm KML 40, Hudson Farley WAU 41, Jack Jacquat P 41.
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