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Ashland 6, Park Falls 3

Ashland.................105 000 0 6 4 2

Park Falls..............300 000 0 3 8 5

WP: Nicole Berg 7ip 3r 2er 8h 3bb 4k

LP: Kelsey Walasek 7ip 6r 2er 4h 5bb 7k

Ashland scored five unearned runs and strung all four of its hits in the five- run third surrounding two Cardinal errors and a passed ball. "All but one of our losses have been from one bad inning," Cardinals' Coach Ken Dischler said. "This one is on me. We had two huge conference wins last week and followed up with two subpar performances in which we didn't come ready to

play. The girls got the message that that will change for tomorrow's conference game." Andi Schemberger had a two-run double in the first for Park Falls and Kelsey Christianson had two hits. "We hit several deep balls, but they were playing deep and made the catches," Dischler said. "Molly Newhouse made a great running catch on a ball hit by Britt Engel with a runner on second and one out in the sixth. That might have been a game-changer." Park Falls is 8-5 on the season and 5-2 in Lumberjack Conference play.



Lakeside Lutheran 2, Lodi 1

Lakeside .000 100 1 2 3 0

Lodi .......010 000 0 1 2 1

WP- Davis(LL) 7 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 6 BB, 4 SO

LP- Bloedorn(L)6.2 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 6 BB, 8 SO

Lakeside kept pace with Poynette and Columbus in the race for the Capitol Conference North Division title with a 2-1 win at Lodi. The Warriors scored the winning run in the top of the seventh. They are now 4-2 in the conference as is Poynette and the two teams meet in Poynette tomorrow.



Pacelli 3, Bonduel 0

Pacelli (13-2, 12-1) 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 - 3 3 0

Bonduel (9-5, 6-4) .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 2 3

Winning Pitcher - Jordan Olds (6 strikeouts, 0 bases-on-balls)

Losing Pitcher - Ashley Berger (4 strikeouts, 3 bases-on-balls)

no player on either team had more than one hit, and no one had an RBI



Mayville (16-2, 9-1) 10, North Fond du Lac 0

Mayville 3 4 0 0 0 3 10 10 0

N. Fondy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4

Pitching

WP (M) Alyssa Leystra, 6 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 3 Ks, 0 HB

LP (NF) Tori Fink, 6 IP, 10 H, 10 R, 9 ER, 3 BB, 1 Ks, 0 HB

Leading Hitters

(M) Abbie Mueller, 3x3, 2 doubles, 4 RBIs, run

Ariel Wald, 3x4, double, run, RBI

Keshia Muche, 2x3, run 2 RBIs

The Lady Cardinals softball scored early and often on their way to their ninth conference win of the season with a 10-0 victory over North Fond du Lac in 6 innings. Mayville started the scoring in the top of the first. After Hillary Brummond reached on a fielder s choice, she stole second and Chelsea Jorgensen drew a walk to put runners on first and second. After both runners moved up on a wild pitch, Abbie Mueller s single scored both runners to put the Cardinals up 2-0. Ariel Wald then followed with a double to drive in Mueller. In the second, Mayville was back at it with a leadoff single by Keshia Muche. Muche stole second and moved to third on Lea Pasbrig s single. After Pasbrig moved up to second, Kasey Schwartzmiller s infield ground ball was late at the plate to get Muche. Schwartzmiller moved up to second. Chelsea Jorgensen then drew a walk to load the bases. Abbie Mueller hit a long fly to center to score Pasbrig, with both runners moving up on the play.

Ariel Wald then hit a two-out, two-RBI single to bring in both Schwartzmiller and Jorgensen. The game remained 7-0 until the top of the sixth. Chelsea Jorgensen started the inning with a single. Abbie Mueller followed with a double and her fourth RBI of the night. Ariel Wald singled to move Mueller to third, and then advanced to second. After Bethany Hurst s groundball got Mueller at the plate, Wald moved to third and Hurst to second. Keshia Muche then singled up the middle tally two RBIs and put the Cardinals up 10-0. The Orioles never really threatened as Alyssa Leystra allowed just two hits and one walk through six, while striking out three. Mayville continues conference play on Tuesday with a game at Horicon at 4:30 p.m.



Thomas More 8, Shorewood 1

Shorewood ....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 2

Thomas More 2 0 1 2 2 1 X 8 12 2

WP: Katie Boyle 13K 0BB

LP: Hanna Key 6K 0BB

Leading Hitters: Thomas More; Katelyn Stahr 4x4 3HR 5RBI, Jessica Heling 2x4 3B, Amber Meka 2x3

Shorewood: Hanna Key 2x4

Records: Thomas More 8-4 conf 10-4 overall

Shorewwod 5-6 conf 8-6 overall



Burlington Catholic Central 13, Racine Lutheran 1

BCC.......... 002 062 3 13 12 1

RL............. 010 000 0 1 5 4

WP - Allison Smith, LP - C. Rudman

Smith: 1R, 5H, 10K, 0W

Rudman: 13R, 12H, 3K, 8W

RL: A. Pudeaux 1RBI

T. Cooper 2x3

BCC: Anne Henrichs 2x4, 2R, 1RBI; Morgan Aldrich 2x3, 4R, 1RBI; Michelle Smith 1x2, 1-3B, 1R, 3RBI; Chelsey Dangelser 1x3, 1R, 2RBI; Sammy Oldenburg 2x3, 1-HR, 1-2B, 2RBI



Portage 4, Baraboo 0

Baraboo........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 - 3 - 1

Portage........ 1 1 1 1 0 0 x - 4 - 9 - 2

Pitchers - Stanek (L); Stilwell (W)

SO - Stanek 9; Stilwell 8

Hitters - Bednarek (P) 3x4, Davis (P) 2x3, Wroten (P) 2x3

HR - Krueger (P)

2B - Davis, Wroten



Pecatonica 10, Juda 5

Juda .........004 001 0 5 4 3

Pecatonica 262 000 X 10 15 2

WP Massey 2 K's 4 BB

LP Bechtolt 5 K's 1 BB, Kundert (4) 0 K's 1 BB

Leading Hitters

Pec - Smith-Krause 4x4, Dieterich 2x3, Johnson 2x4, Boese 2x4, Linder 2x4

2B - Bechtolt (J)



Lancaster 6, Richland Center 0

RC ..........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4

Lancaster 1 0 0 1 3 1 - 6 8 0

WP- Schroeder 7 IP, 15Ks, 1 BB, 1 Hit

LP- Lese 7 IP, 2 Ks, 3 BBs, 8 hits

Lancaster Senior Pitcher Katie Schroeder threw her 3rd straight shutout and 2nd straight one hitter as she dominated the Hornets Monday night leading the Arrows to the SWC win. Schroeder allowed one single and one walk, she struck out 15. JR. 2B Abby Noble was 2-3, So. Ashley Henry added a RBI double and JR. Emily Muller added a double. The Arrows improved to 16-0 overall and 11-0 in SWC play. Lancaster travels to Platteville on Tuesday.



Arcadia 9, Thorp 5

Arcadia ............. 212 301 0 .... 9 11 1

Thorp ............... 031 000 1..... 5 8 4

WP-Kayla Finner 7 IP, 3 K, 4 BB, 5 ER

LP-Jeni Luzinski 7 IP, 5K, 2 BB, 3ER

2B- Sara Flury (A), Leah Haines (A), Nadine Romag (T)

HR- Jeni Luzinski (T)

Leading Hitters: Sara Baumgartner (A) 4x5, Brooke Eichelt (T) 2x3, Lindsey Schweisthal (A)2x3,

Arcadia 16-0

Thorp 14-3



Winneconne 12, Berlin 1

Winneconne (12-3, 11-1)......020 231 4.....12 14 1

Berlin (4-9,3-8)....................000 000 1.......1 2 5

WP:Kaitlyn Herbst (11-3) 7IP, 10K's, 0BB's, 2 runs, 0ER

Herbst had a perfect game for 6 1/3 innings.

LP: Katie Trochinski 7IP, 4K's, 4 BB's, 12 runs, 6 ER

Leading Hitters: (Win) Karie Curtis 4x4, 1B, 2B, 3B, HR, 4 rbi's, 3 runs, Shannon Petrack 2x3 (3B) 3 rbi's, Kaytie Curtis 3x5 (HR) 2 rbi's Stephanie Salm 2x5

Kaitlyn Herbst was almost perfect going 6 1/3 before a bloop single dropped in to break up the perfect game. Freshman Karie Curtis hit for the cycle and senior sister Kaytie Curtis also added a home run.





Game #2

Winneconne 12, Berlin 2

Berlin (4-10, 3-8)............200 00......2 3 1

Winneconne (13-3, 11-1).251 22....12 13 1

WP: Kaitlyn Herbst (12-3) 5 IP, 7K's, 1BB, 2 Runs, 0ER

LP: Batenhorst 4IP, 1K, 5 BB's 12 runs, 5 ER

Leading Hitters: (Ber) Katie Trochinski 1x2 (2B). (Win) Karie Curtis 2x2, Shannon Petrack 3x3 (HR) 3 rbi's, Stepahnie Salm 2x2 (2B) 3 runs, Paige Anunson 2x3, (2B) 2 rbi's, Alyssa Collura 1x2 (2B), Kaitlyn Herbst 1x2 (2B)

Winneconne trailed 2-0 after Berlin hit in the top of the first, but Shannon Petrack led off the bottom of the first with a home run to cut the deficit in half. The Wolves then rolled to a 5 inning victory extending their winning streak to 9 games.





Iola-Scandinavia 10, Almond-Bancroft 0

Almond-Bancroft........ 000 00 0 1 5

Iola-Scandinavia......... 200 08 10 9 1

WP-Ashley Draeger SO-9, BB 1

LP-Chelsea Gendusa SO-0, BB-1

Leading Hitters: Cailin Foerster (IS) 2x3; Kelsey Louison (IS) 1x3, 2RBI.

Records: Iola-Scandinavia (8-4, 10-6), Almond-Bancroft (4-4, 5-4)



Waunakee 6, Reedsburg 0

Reedsburg 000 000 0 ---- 0 6 2

Waunakee 202 011 x ---- 6 11 2

WP - Epping -- 12 Ks

LP - Meyer -- 3 Ks

Leading Hitters: Howard (W) 2x4, Pulvermacher (W) 3x4, Brendel (W) 2x4, Rice (W) 2x3, Engel (R) 2x3



Rosholt 10, Tigerton 1

Rosholt.....000 8OO 2 ----10 13 2

Tigerton....000 010 0 -----1 6 4

WP Anna Zdroik K's-9,BB's-1

LP Allison Hirt K's-5, BB's-3

Leading hitters (R)Dream Carlson 2x4,(R)Jeanie Limberg 3x4,(R)Anna Zdroik 2x4(3RBI);(R)Emily Venne 2x4,(R)Elizabeth Larson 2x4(3B,2RBI),(T)Liz Cookle 2x4(3B)

Records Rosholt 14-0,10-0 Tigerton 9-6, 6-5



Whitehall 10, Independence/Gilmanton 4

Prentice 7, Marathon 6 F/10

Granton 8, Auburndale 5

Elmwood 3, Glenwood City 1

Elk Mound 3, St. Croix Central 1

Colfax 13 ,Mondovi 3

Edgar 10 ,Abbotsford 0

E.C. Immanuel 7, E.C. Regis 3

Cornell 8, Flambeau 7

New Richmond 11, Ellsworth 1 F/6

Spring Valley 12, Boyceville 3

Barron 20, Hayward 10

Barron 16, Hayward 4

Altoona 12, Menomonie 7 F

Spooner 13, Bloomer 12 F/8

Neillsville 11, Stan.-Boyd 1



Viroqua 3 (3-10, 3-7), Luther 2 (9-5, 8-3)

Luther…….....000 010 10 – 2 6 4

Viroqua……...101 000 01 – 3 6 1

WP: Trish Gilman (8 INN, 3K, 0BB)

LP: Courtney Hoeg ( 5 1/3 INN, 6K, 0BB)



Markesan 11, Randolph 6

Randolph .3 0 0 1 2 0 0..... 6r 10h 5e

Markesan 7 2 2 0 0 0 x .....11r 11h 4e

Pitching:- Randolph- Lindsay Douma, 6ip, 1k, 4bb, 7er

Markesan- Emily Hein 7ip, 3k, 0bb, 4er

Hitting: Randolph- Erica Ballweg-Larsen 2x4, Madalyn Werner 3x4 3b 2rbi, Courtney Retzlaff 2b

Markesan- K. Jochem 2x5, S. Kirst 3x4 2b, S. Dougherty 2x4, Emily Hein 2x4



Athens Bluejays erupt in convincing win over Newman Cardinals

The Athens softball team didn't come close to overlooking Wausau Newman on Monday at the Sunny Vale Softball Complex. The Bluejays pounded out 17 runs on 19 hits in five innings for the 17-0 victory over the Cardinals to remain undefeated in the Marawood Conference at 10-0. Winning pitcher Hannah Schara and Sara Frahm combined for a one-hitter. New names have emerged for the Bluejays in the last year and a half to join star pitcher Schara. Several were on display against the Cardinals. Athens' Caylie Yessa went 3 for 4 with four runs scored, Jessi Wegmueller went 3 for 3 with two runs scored and an RBI, and Miranda Komarek went 3 for 5 with a run scored.

Bluejays 17, Cardinals 0

Athens .............650 42 -- 17 19 1

Wausau Newman 000 00 -- 0 1 1

WP--Hannah Schara. LP--Ashley Kafka. SO--Schara 6, Sara Frahm 1; Kafka 1, Carly Hoff 1. BB--Schara 0, Frahm 0; Kafka 2, Hoff 4. 2B--Athens, Jamie Natzke, Jessi Wegmueller. 3B--Athens, Schara.

Records: Athens 12-2 overall, 10-0 Marawood; Wausau Newman 6-10 overall, 2-8 Marawood.



Big Foot 7, Delavan-Darien 5

Big Foot........ 2 0 0 0 1 2 2 - 7 12 3

Delavan......... 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 - 5 5 3

Pitchers: WP-Niven, LP-Dahl

Caitlin O'Leary ...(BF) 4IP 0 ER 1H 3K 1BB

Cameron Niven (4)..(BF) 3IP 4 ER 4H 4K 2BB

Dahl...............(DD) 7IP 5 ER 12H 3K 1BB

Hitters:

Morris (BF) 4x4, Barry (BF) 3x4, Logterman (DD) 2x2

2B - Morris (BF - 2)

3B - O'Leary (BF)





Butternut/Glidden 17 Drummond 2

Kiel 12, Manitowoc Roncalli 6

Grafton 2, Port Washington 1



Williams Bay 5, Deerfield 3

Williams Bay........ 020 003 0 .... 5 8 1

Deerfield............. 000 300 0..... 3 6 0

WP-Emily Dietz 7IP, 7K, 0BB 1HP

LP-Ashley Gulbranson 7IP, 4K, 2BB

2B- T. Dahl (D), Ballmoos (D)

3B- Gary (WB), B. Carlson (WB)

HR- Dietz (WB)

Leading Hitters: M. Hovestol 2x4 (WB), Gary (WB) 3x4, T. Dahl (D) 3x3

Another great game between these two Southern Trailways teams. Tiagan Dahl went 3x3 and lead the 3 run rally in Deerfield's 4th inning with a double. But it wasn't enough as Emily Dietz help her own cause with a 2 out, home run scoring 3 to put Williams Bay back in the lead for good. With the win, Dietz has broken the Williams Bay school record with her 45th career victory in the circle.



Altoona 12, Menomonie 7

Altoona..............430 400 1 - 12 10 5

Menomonie.........001 110 4 - 7 12 2

WP: Sara Gilman - 4 2/3 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 7 K

LP: Berklee Oas - 4 2/3 IP, 8 H, 12 R, 8 ER, 6 BB, 3 HBP, 5 K

Leading Hitters

Altoona: EmmaLee Eckardt 2-3, GS HR, 5 RBI; Hillary Jenness 2-3, 3 RBI;

Ashley Watt 2-4, 2B, RBI; Ashley Robinson 2-5, 2 RBI.

Menomonie: Beth Schmidt 3-4, RBI; Amanda Ryder 2-4, RBI; Ashley Husby 2-4,

RBI; Lily Buckley 2-4.

EmmaLee Eckardt hit a grand slam in the top of the first to give Altoona the

early advantage, and the Railroaders got big innings in the 2nd and 4th to

extend their lead. The Indians used four hits to take advantage of three

Altoona errors to rally in the seventh, but the Railroaders were able to

hold on for the win.

Records: Altoona 13-2; Menomonie 10-4.



Barneveld 14, Argyle 9

Barneveld......102 140 6-14 10 4

Argyle...........010 130 4-9 10 4

WP: Mueller-4 K, 4 BB

LP: Flanagan-4K, 7 BB



Dodgeland 3, Rio 0



New Richmond 11, Ellsworth 1

ELLSWORTH .........001 000 0 1 3 2

NEW RICHMOND 102 161 x 11 10 3

WP- Singerhouse 6 5 0

LP- Claflin 7 0 1

HIGHLIGHTS:

Alyssa Martinson 2-3, 1 run;Hannah Bygd 1-3, 1 run, 4 RBI;Shelley Peterson 2-3, 1 run,

Six run 5th inning highlighted by ;Nikki Singerhouse 2 RBI single and Hannah Bygd RBI Single. Nikki Singerhouse threw six inning 3 hitter with 5 K s.

New Richmond Record: Conf 11-0, 13-1 Overall



LaCrosse Aquinas 2, Onalaska 0

LaCrosse Aquinas 7,Onalaska 2





Kettle Moraine 7 Waukesha West 3

Jefferson 10 Evansville 0

DSHA 3 Sussex Hamilton 0

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 3 Martin Luther 1

West Allis Central 9 Brookfield Central 1

St. Francis 12 Riverside 7

Menomonee Falls 2 West Allis Hale 0

Catholic Memorial 8 Hartford 0

Brookfield East 2 Tosa East 1

Oak Creek 13 Greendale 3

Westosha 11 St. Joes 1

St. Cats 8 Lake Geneva Badger 1

Homestead 12 Nicolet 0

Cedarburg 14 Whitefish Bay 1

Grafton 2 Port Washington 1

Germantown 9 Milwaukee Lutheran 0

Thomas More 8 Shorewood 1

New Berlin West 15 Brown Deer 0

Whitnall 8 Tosa West 2

Cudahy 2 Pewaukee 0

King 12 Madison 5

Bay View 12 Languages 9

Waukesha North 12 Milwaukee South 0

Eisenhower 7 East Troy 2

Muskego 8 Mukwonago 3



DE SOTO 5, LA FARGE 0

La Farge 000 000 0 — 0 2 0

De Soto 202 100 x — 5 7 2

Pitchers: L—Rachel Arneson; D—Courtney Zeimet. WP—Zeimet (5k, 0w). LP—Arneson (5k, 5w).

Leading hitters: L—LeAnne Everson 2-3; D—Hannah Wrobel 2-4, Jordan Tully 2-4,Kandace Fox (2b, 2 rbi), Alyssa Umberger (2 rbi).

Records: L 7-6, 6-5; D 13-1, 12-0



Neenah tries to make the most of a struggling offense



By Brett Christopherson

Post-Crescent staff writer



NEENAH — Don't get Richard Frost wrong. He'd love to gaze at a scorebook crammed with hits and runs.



But these days, the Neenah softball coach is living by the adage that beggars can't be choosers.



"We'll safety squeeze. We'll do anything we can," Frost said after watching his team rally to earn a 4-3 victory over rival Menasha on Monday in a Fox Valley Association softball game at Neenah High School. "We'll bunt for base hits. "We'll try to get a team to make a mistake or try to manufacture that run so one hit can score a run."



In other words, the offensive-starved Rockets (3-10 in the FVA) will take their production any way they can get it, which has proven to be a challenge this season, considering they've been blanked in seven of their 13 league games.



"We're just trying to be aggressive," said Neenah senior second baseman Amy Veldhorst, whose one-out triple in the sixth highlighted a two-run inning that tied the game at 3-3. "Just manufacture runs. We're sticking in there, sticking together."



The game-winning run came across in the sixth when Rockets junior center fielder Cassie Winters scored from third after a pitch squirted through to the backstop. Winters opened the inning with a single to right and put herself in that position by stealing third.



An inning earlier, Veldhorst scored the tying run on a one-out safety squeeze.



"We're trying to stay confident, but hitting the ball builds confidence," Frost said. "We haven't been able to make contact and get the hits at the right time. We lose a game (earlier) to Oshkosh West 1-0 where they're able to put two doubles together in one inning to score a run, and we can never put anything together.



"We're getting better. We're starting to make those transitions, and hopefully we're going to peak in another two weeks."



Menasha coach Tom McQuillan, meanwhile, only wished his offense could have peaked on Monday. The Bluejays (3-11) had runners on second and third in the fourth and couldn't score and then stranded another runner at third in the sixth.



"We haven't been able to get any key hits this year," McQuillan said. "It's been a tough year. We're not real sure how to win yet."



Brillion 5, Chilton 4



· Big squeeze: Megan Stebane's squeeze bunt scored Amanda Krueger with the winning run for Brillion. Stebane two sacrifice bunts.



CHILTON — 4



BRILLION — 5



Leading hitters: Alyssa Olp B 2x3, Morgan Buboltz B 2x2.



Central Wisconsin-Large



Manawa 9, Tri-County 1



· Big hitters: Ashley Braun (two-for-four) and Winter Radtke (two-for-three) each banged out two RBI for Manawa.



TRI-COUNTY (4-10, 4-8) 000 100 0 — 1 3 3



MANAWA (8-5, 7-3) 103 203 0 — 9 11 2



WP: Jessica Simonis. LP: Katie Detlor. Leading hitters: Ashley Braun M 2x4, 2 RBI; Ashlee Smith M 2x4; Courtney Hass M 2x3; Winter Radtke M 2x3, 2 RBI.



Waupun takes down Vikings



The Reporter Staff



Steph Kramer blasted a two-run homer over the fence in the top of the first inning Monday for Winnebago Lutheran, but Waupun came back for a 7-3 East Central Flyway conference softball win.



Waupun pitcher Ariel Griffis limited the visiting Vikings' bats the rest of the way.



After trailing 3-1 going into the bottom of the third, Waupun (12-5, 9-3) scored three in the third, without a hit. Four walks, an error and a sacrifice fly by Chelsea Redeker made up the rally.



Redeker was 2-for-2 with three RBIs. Leah Jones went 2-for-3 for WLA, but the Vikings collected only four hits.



"It was kind of the battle for second place," said Waupun coach Thomas Hagstrom. "We were tied for second going in."



The Vikings go to 8-5 overall and 8-4 in the East Central Flyway.



Plymouth 9, New Holstein 1:

The Huskies' Dani Rose struck out six, walked nine and gave up nine hits in the loss. Lyndsey Grahn got the win for the Panthers, throwing 11 strikeouts and giving up three hits.



New London's Moore stuns Jaguars with homer



Press-Gazette



NEW LONDON — With Ashwaubenon one strike away from victory, Christina Moore hit a three-run, inside-the-park home run to give New London a 4-3 victory in a Bay Conference high school softball game on Monday afternoon.



Moore hit a 2-2 pitch down the line and beat the throw home. Melinda Wulf was 2-for-3 with a double for the Bulldogs (16-1, 12-1).



Kelly Arndt was 2-for-3 with a triple for the Jaguars. Melissa Collins took the tough loss, striking out eight.



Ashwaubenon 000 030 0 — 3 7 1



New London 000 100 3 — 4 6 2



WP: Jessica Ferge. LP: Melissa Collins. Leading hitters: A — Kelly Arndt, 2x3; Erin Crist, 2x3; NL — Melinda Wulf, 2x3. Home run: NL — Christina Moore. Strikeout leaders: Collins 8.



: Pulaski 6, Seymour 4



SEYMOUR — Kari Kropp went 3-for-4 and winning pitcher Jessica Kropp had two RBIs to lead the Red Raiders (12-5 overall) past the Thunder (7-8, 5-8).



Joanna Klass went 2-for-3 with two RBIs for Seymour, which left runners on second and third with two out in its three-run sixth inning.



Pulaski 003 020 1 — 6 11 0



Seymour 000 013 0 — 4 7 0



WP: Jessica Kropp. LP: Vanessa Eisenreich. Leading hitters: P — Jenna Cornell 2x3, Kendra Bliese 2x4, Kari Kropp 3x4; S — Olivia Danforth 2x2, Joanna Klass 2x3. Strikeout leader: J. Kropp 6, Nona Danforth 5.



Bay Port 9-6, West De Pere 0-4



SUAMICO — Miranda Szcepanski and Paige Newtols led the Pirates to a doubleheader sweep



Szcepanski pitched a two-hit shutout with 11 strikeouts in one game, and struck out 11 in six-plus innings of relief and went 2-for-4 with three RBIs in the other to lead Bay Port back from a 4-1 deficit and pace a nine-inning win.



Newtols hit a homer in the shutout win and went 3-for-4 in the other game.



West De Pere 000 000 0 — 0 2 5



Bay Port 013 005 0 — 9 10 1



WP: Szcepanski. LP: Brunette. Leading hitters: BP — Newtols 2x4, Williquette 2x4. Strikeout leader: Szcepanski 11.



Bay Port 001 210 002 — 6 8 2



West De Pere 004 000 000 — 4 5 5



WP: Szcepanski. LP: Larson. Leading hitters: BP — Newtols 3x4; Szcepanski 2x4. WDP — Brunette 3x4. Strikeout leader: Szcepanski 11.



De Pere 16, Green Bay Notre Dame 4



Lauren Higgins went the distance to earn the win and went 4-for-5 with four RBIs as the Tritons romped in six innings.



Chelsea Clark doubled and drove in three runs for Notre Dame (5-8).



De Pere 333 034 — 16 18 3



Green Bay Notre Dame 102 100 — 4 5 3



WP: Lauren Higgins. LP: Gabby Albers. Leading hitters: DP — Saige DeCleene 2x3; Higgins 4x5; Yvonne Schulke 2x4. ND — Missy Monette 2x3. Strikeout leader: Chelsea Clark 7.



Sturgeon Bay 5, Luxemburg-Casco 4



LUXEMBURG — The Clippers scored three insurance runs in the sixth inning. They needed all of them to hold off the Spartans.



Sturgeon Bay (7-8, 4-6) took a 5-0 lead in the top of the sixth, capitalizing on three errors to score three unearned runs. Sarah McCauley, who notched an RBI single in the fourth, had a run-scoring single in the sixth.



L-C (3-9, 2-8) rallied in the bottom of the seventh with four straight singles, with the last of which, by Mariah Mleziva, driving in the first run. Gina Rubens followed with a three-run triple, but the Spartans couldn't drive her in to force extra innings.



Sturgeon Bay ........000 203 0 — 5 6 1

Luxemburg-Casco 000 000 4 — 4 8 3

WP: Stephanie Shefchik. LP: Kalli Schmelzer. Leading hitters: SB — Megan Rubens 3x4. L-C — Gina Rubens 2x4; Steffi Kinnard 2x3. Strikeout leaders: Schmelzer 5, Shefchik 9.



Sevastopol 9, Kewaunee 0



KEWAUNEE — Courtney Kaye pitched a three-hitter and struck out 15, and the Pioneers blew open the game with a seven-run fourth.



Cori Notz had a two-run single and Sara Junion capped the big inning with a three-run triple.



Kewaunee fell to 10-7, 4-6.



Sevastopol 000 700 2 — 9 8 0

Kewaunee 000 000 0 — 0 3 2

WP: Courtney Kaye. LP: Kari Wotachek. Leading hitters: S — Allison Junion 2x4; Cori Notz 2x4. Strikeout leader: Kaye 15.



Denmark 5, South. Door 3



BRUSSELS — Lauren Roberts and Brittany Leiterman hit homers to spark the Vikings (9-2 Packerland).



Leiterman's homer, a two-run shot in the sixth, gave Denmark a 5-2 lead.



Courtney Wautier struck out 10 batters for Southern Door (11-5, 8-3).



Denmark .........100 202 0 — 5 7 3

Southern Door 000 111 0 — 3 9 2



WP: Kayla Krueger. LP: Courtney Wautier. Leading hitters: D — Lauren Roberts 2x4; Brittany Leiterman 2x3. SD — Molly Swanson 2x3; Kristi Villers 2x3. Strikeout leader: Wautier 10.



Oconto 6, NEW Lutheran 0



Natalie Ruechel pitched a one-hitter with nine strikeouts. She allowed only Jenna Maricque's fourth-inning hit.



Debbie Young had three of the nine hits for Oconto (12-4 overall).



Oconto 310 001 0 — 6 9 0



NEW Lutheran 000 000 0 — 0 1 8



WP: Natalie Ruechel. LP: Alyssa Gipp. Leading hitters: O — Debbie Young 3x4; Jill Manzetti 2x4. Strikeout leader: Ruechel 9.



Algoma 9, Gibraltar 1



ALGOMA — Lyndsay Swoboda threw a three-hitter, and Algoma's five-run third inning put away Gibraltar.



Five players had two hits for the Wolves (13-2, 9-2).



Gibraltar 000 000 1 — 1 3 1

Algoma 105 200 1 — 9 15 0

WP: Lyndsay Swoboda. LP: Katie Sawyer. Leading hitters: A — Ashley Stangel, 2x4; Sam Zastrow, 2x4; Shana Vandertie, 2x2; Kayla Major, 2x4; Jenny Haasch, 2x4. Strikeout leaders: Swoboda 8; Sawyer 7.



Brillion 5, Chilton 4



BRILLION — Amanda Krueger scored the winning run on Megan Stebane's squeeze bunt.



Morgan Buboltz and Alyssa Olp had two hits apiece for Brillion. No other details were available.



Jets' defense falters against Kiel



By Steve Clark

Herald Times Reporter



MANITOWOC — The first time Kiel and Roncalli met on a softball field this season, the Jets' flawless defense played a big part in an 8-2 victory.



In the rematch on Monday, the Jets' defense again played a role in deciding the winner. But this time things didn't go Roncalli's way.



"We weren't quite sharp (defensively) today that's for sure," Roncalli head coach Louie Vigue said following his team's 12-6 loss in an Eastern Wisconsin Conference tussle. "We started out the year very solid with our fielding, (but) lately we've had that one inning in a game where we just mentally lose it."



And when the Jets did have a miscue on Monday, Kiel took advantage.



"We made them field the ball tonight, and that was the difference in the game," Kiel head coach Russ Mueller said. "(In the first meeting) we didn't put the bat on the ball. Tonight, we did a little bunting and put the ball in play a little more, and actually put the pressure on them, instead of them putting the pressure on us. It worked out for us tonight."



The Jets committed two errors in the first inning, which opened the door for four Raider runs, while another miscue in the third boosted Kiel to a 7-2 lead.



Once the Raiders built the lead, the Jets were never able to come all the way back.



"It felt pretty good to get ahead in the first inning. It really helped us out and kept us up high," said Kiel shortstop Abby Driscoll, who finished 3-for-4 and drove in four runs. "I think it keeps the whole team up and everybody in the dugout gets into it. It really helps out the whole team."



Driscoll got the Raiders started in the right direction singling to lead off the game before advancing to third when the Jets misplayed Kayla Sell's sacrifice bunt attempt. Kristin Wierck followed with an RBI-single scoring Driscoll with the first run of the game, while Kiel's next two runs scored on a Roncalli error and Sage Lang's sacrifice bunt.



Hilary Grybush capped the four-run frame with a two-out, run-scoring single that plated Leah Baus.



"We talked about that at our last practice to come out here and score early, put the onus on them to comeback instead of the other way around," Mueller said. "It makes a difference."



Roncalli came back in the bottom of the inning as Heather Roberts walked and Lindsay Balzan smacked a double to put runners at second and third. A pair of wild pitches from Kiel starter Rachel Mathes allowed both runners to score.



Mathes, however, would settle down. After allowing two hits in the first inning — Marissa Haug smacked a one-out single but was thrown out trying to steal second by Grybush — the Jets would not muster another hit in the game and Mathes finished with eight strikeouts and five walks in the contest.



Driscoll's two-run single highlighted a three-run third inning for the Raiders, while her bases-loaded walk in the fifth forced in another run. Sell, who was 2-for-2, drove home another with a single that put Kiel ahead 9-2.



"The last few games, the whole lineup has been hitting pretty good," Driscoll said. "We've been putting the ball in play."



Roncalli (5-7 overall, 5-4 in the OC) got one run back in the bottom of the fifth then scored three runs in the sixth and had the tying run at the plate before Mathes got Balzan to bounce out to end the threat.



"Today, they kept battling and kept working, and that's a great step for us," Vigue said. "We had that situation earlier against Kewaunee, where we just kind of fell apart and then nobody wanted to be there."



The Jets' rally in the sixth was aided by four Kiel errors, but the Raiders came back to all but seal the win with three runs in the top of the seventh. Driscoll added another RBI-single, while Sell plated a run with a double and then scored when Mathes reached on a Roncalli error.



That pushed the Raiders' cushion back to six runs and the Jets would muster only one baserunner in the bottom of the inning as Kiel finished off the win.



"That's the story of our season and it always seems like its one inning (of bad defense) that does it in," Mueller said. "Tonight we recovered from it and usually we don't do that. I give the girls credit for that."



Now the Raiders just hope to keep things rolling in a week in which they have a total of five games, capped by a doubleheader at home against Kewaskum on Friday.



"I think (this is a confidence boost," Driscoll said. "We have some tough games coming up and this is a good start to the week. Hopefully we can keep it going."



Notes: Baus added two hits in the game for Kiel. ... The Raiders finished with four stolen bases in the game, while Roncalli swiped seven bases as a team, including two each by Haug and Lindsay Brisch. ... Carrie Roberts took the loss for the Jets, allowing 10 hits and five walks, while striking out four.



Two Rivers drops pair to Kewaskum



Herald Times Reporter



KEWASKUM — Two Rivers nearly knocked off Kewaskum in the first game of a softball doubleheader on Monday, but ended up being swept by the Indians in the Eastern Wisconsin Conference twinbill.



The Raiders were edged in the opener, 3-2, before falling in the second game 7-1.



Two Rivers got an RBI-double from Amy Veldre in the first inning of the opener to take a 1-0 lead and held the advantage until Kewaskum scored single runs in the third and fourth innings to grab the lead.



Stephanie Milmoe, who went 3-for-4 in the opener and scored both Raider runs, came across the plate after a Kewaskum error to tie the game at 2 in the top of the fifth, but the Indians answered with the game-winner in the bottom of the inning and held on from there.



Ani Steinhauer allowed just five hits and a walk, while striking out four in taking the loss.



In the second game, Kewaskum scored single runs in the first and third innings before plating three runs in the fourth to take a 5-0 lead.



Caitlyn Clarkson scored Two Rivers' lone run in the second game for the Raiders.



Softball: Spencer relentless in win over Marshfield Columbus



By Steve Pilz

For the Marshfield News-Herald



MARSHFIELD -- Spencer belted six extra-base hits, stole 12 bases and rode the reliable arm of pitcher Taylor Johnson to a 19-6 victory over Marshfield Columbus in six innings on Monday at Mary Rogers field.



Spencer jumped all over the Dons, batting through the lineup the first two innings.



Whitley Phillips' two-run double and Lindsey Ott's three-run double did the damage in the first frame as the Rockets went up 6-0.



Phillips was at it again in the second, cracking a run-scoring triple as the Rockets put up five more runs with the help of three walks and three stolen bases.



Phillips picked up her fourth RBI of the game in the fifth inning on a sacrifice fly to center that scored freshman catcher Deanna Szybowicz. It was one of four runs Szybowicz scored, while also adding three hits, two stolen bases and an RBI.



"One through nine these girls can put a bat on it", said Columbus coach Joan Raschke. "They're not scared to hit. I was proud we didn't give up. Amy (Hartl) did a nice job of pitching today."



Meanwhile, Columbus was trying to stay competitive, picking up single runs in each of the first three innings before cutting Spencer's lead to 13-6 by putting up three runs in the fifth with Mary Sullivan collecting an RBI single.



The Rockets put the game out of reach in their half of the sixth with the help of three free passes and another double by Ott, who picked up her fourth and fifth RBI .



Johnson fittingly retired the Dons 1-2-3 in the ninth.



"We got a lot of hits early and that seemed to boost our confidence," Johnson said. "In the beginning, I was a little frustrated because the strike zone was pretty tight, but I got into it after that."



"We had a let down in the middle of the game after Kiki (Phillips) went down (with an injury)," said Spencer coach Denny Christensen. "We hit pretty well today and Columbus also did a good job of hitting."



After Szybowicz's three hits, Whitley Phillips, Ott and Taylor Johnson each had two for the Rockets and Kevyn Bauman and Mary Sullivan each had two hits for the Dons.



Rockets 19, Dons 6



Spencer 650 026 -- 19 12 2



Columbus 111 030 -- 6 7 2



WP--Taylor Johnson. LP--Amy Hartl. SO--Johnson 5, Hartl 2. BB--Johnson 1, Hartl 11. 2B-- Spencer, Whitley Phillips, Kiki Phillips, Lindsey Ott, Brinae Johnson; Columbus, Juliana Kaiser. 3B-- Spencer, W. Phillips, T. Johnson.



Amherst 15, Shiocton 2



SHIOCTON -- Amherst got the kind of win it wanted after a tough loss to Pacelli Friday, this time it outmatched Shiocton in a 15-2 blowout.



Amherst coach Tim Pederson said he needed to light a fire into his team during the game and they responded in time for the fifth inning. The Falcons scored eight in the inning, making sure that this game would have an early end.



Marissa Trzebiatowski hit a triple and Sam Doll hit a bases clearing double. Also, Remanda Maves went 3-for-4 and Kate Glodowski got two hits. Glodowski also pitched a complete game for the win.



Amherst 140 28 -- 15 9 1



Shiocton 000 20 -- 2 3 4 WP--Kate Glodowski. LP--Leah Fletcher. SO--Glodowski 3 ; Fletcher 5. BB--Glodowski 3; Fletcher 13. 3B-- A, Marissa Trzebiatowski. 2B-- A, Sam Doll.



Records: Amherst 9-7, 7-6 CWC-Large; Shiocton 7-7, 4-6.



Pittsville softball edges Assumption in extra innings



Daily Tribune staff



WISCONSIN RAPIDS -- Brittney Zieher and Jackie Steele each drove in runs on fly balls as the Pittsville gained a measure of revenge on Assumption with an 11-10 victory in eight innings on Monday.



Zieher also struck out four and walked four in a complete-game effort for the Panthers, who were defeated 14-4 in five innings by the Royals on April 20.



Assumption had runners on second and third with one out in the seventh, and bases loaded with two outs in the eighth, but were unable to get the victory.



"We had an error in the eighth that helped those two runners get over, and those were the winning runs," Assumption coach Jim Getzloff said. "We had chances to get runs at the end, but we didn't get them."



Jenna Genteman drove in three runs, while Katie Moran had a double and two RBI in the loss.



Pittsville 102 031 13 -- 11 12 4



Assumption 130 400 02 -- 10 12 4



WP--Brittney Zieher. LP--Brittney Brock. SO--Zieher 4; Brock 5. BB--Zieher 4; Brock 4. 2B--A, Jada Straub. 3B--A, Katie Moran.



Records: Assumption 12-2, 9-2 Marawood; Pittsville 9-2 Marawood.



Assumption 15, Pittsville 6



WISCONSIN RAPIDS-- Ben Kinzel drove in three runs and Dan Salewski drove in two as the Royals seperated themselves from the Panthers in the Marawood-South.



Assumption got its seventh conference win behind a complete game effort from Tyler Hafermann, who struck out six. Hafermann also hit a double, as did Josh Coyer.



Pittsville couldn't take enough advantage of four Assumption errors, scoring only two unearned runs, but it got two hits from Justin Rayburn and a 4-for-4 game from Pete Peterson. Pittsville is now 6-4 in conference.



Assumption next plays Thursday at Northland Lutheran while Pittsville travels to Spencer.



Pittsville 014 010 1 -- 6 8 1



Assumption 215 052 x -- 15 10 4



WP-- Tyler Hafermann. LP--Zach Copeland. SO-- Hafermann 6; Wesley 2, O'Keefe 2. BB-- Hafermann 1; Copeland 3, Wesley 6, O'Keefe 2. 2B-- P, Josh Sherwood; A, Tyler Hafermann, Josh Coyer.



Records: Assumption 8-4, 7-3; Pittsville 8-5, 6-4.



Brookwood 3,Bangor 0

Bangor ........000 000 0 0 1 0

Brookwood 100 002 x 3 4 0

WP: Anna Flock ( 13 K; 2 BB )

LP: Jenna Wolf ( 8 K; 7 BB )

Leading Hitters: Brookwood: Allie Johnson ( 2 x 4; RBI )

Records: Brookwood 9 – 1; 9 – 1

Brookwood notched its ninth straight win behind Anna Flock s1 hit, 13 strikeout performance. Bangor s lone hit came in the 3rd inning.In her last 5 games, Flock has recorded 2 no hitters and 2 one – hitters,and has put up 50 K s and 4 shutouts.



McFarland 4, Monona Grove 0

McFarland ......002 002 0.....2runs 7hits 1error

Monona Grove 000 000 0.....0runs 5hits 4errors

WP-Stephanie Schmikla 1BB 7K's

LP-Bisbee 3BB 6K's

Leading hitters-Alissa Hinze (McF) 2x3, 2B; Stephanie Schmikla 2x4; Christenson (McF) 2x3

Noltner (MG) 2x3; 2B; Slinde (MG) 2x2

Stephanie Schmikla's single to center in the third scores Alissa Hinze who lead off with a double down the left field line as McFarland breaks a 0-0 tie in the third. Schmikla later scores on an error to give McFarland a 2-0 lead.The Spartans score two more insurance runs in the sixth as Hinze drives in two addidtional runs with a two out single to left center. With the win the Spartans raise their record to 14-2.



CLASSIC 8



Waukesha West 0200010 -3 4 3

Kettle Moraine 103210x -7 9 3

Pitchers - WW: Katie Truax (L, 6IP, 7K, BB). KM: Brynn Wessberg (W, 7IP, 12K, BB). Leading hitters - WW: Truax 1x3 (2B); Cara Landherr 2x3. KM: Rebecca Brandt 2x4 (2R); Sarah Leslie 2x3 (2RBI, 2R); Wessberg 2x4 (2B, 2RBI); Theresa Strand 1x3 (HR); Kara Burac 1x3 (2B). Records - WW 6-7, 5-4; KM 11-2, 10-0.



GREATER METRO



Sussex Hamilton 0000000 -0 3 0

DSHA 003000x -3 7 0

Pitchers - DSHA: Lauren Kumbier (W, 7IP, 9K, 2BB). SH: Klees (L, 6IP, 7K, BB). Leading hitters - DSHA: Kumbier 2x3 (RBI), Katelyn Bleach 2x3 (R), Abby Stemper 1x3 (2RBI, R). SH: Seroogy 1x3 (2B), Rossman 1x3 (2B). Records - DSHA 8-7, 4-5.



Brookfield Cent 0000001 -1 8 4

West Allis Cent 230013x -9 9 0

Pitchers - WAC: Brittini Kompas (W, 7IP, 5K). BC: Flessas (L, 6IP, 3K, 3B). Leading hitters - WAC: Jo Jo Borchardt 1x3 (2B, 3RBI), Corinne Burgermeister 2x3 (2R, RBI), Dawn Vangsness 2x2 (RBI). BC: St Peter 3x4 (2B). Records - WAC 5-9, 5-4



West Allis Hale 0000000 -0 2 1

Menomonee Falls 001010x -2 6 0

Pitchers - MF: Heather Vogel (W, 7IP, 11K). WAH: Claire Broadwell (L, 6IP, K, 6BB). Leading hitters - MF: Ashley Hodel 2x4 (R), Sarah Kowalczyk 2x3. Records - MF 10-1, 8-0; WAH 5-7, 2-7



Wauwatosa East 0000001 -1 4 2

Brookfield East 000020x -2 7 1

Pitchers - BE: Nena Speder (W, 7IP, 10K, 2BB). TE: Burke (L, 7IP, 3K, 2BB). Leading hitters - BE: Emily Foster 2x3 (RBI), Speder 1x3 (2B). TE: Lipscomb 3x3. Records - BE 13-2, 9-0.



LAKESHORE



Kenosha St. Joe's 010000-1 4 5

Westosha Central 023231-11 9 1

Pitchers - KSJ: Fletcher (L, 6IP, 2K, 5BB). WC: Carissa Kerkman (W, 6IP, 8K). Leading hitters - KSJ: Larsen 2x4. WC: Kaitlyn Kasper 2x4 (2RBI); Elena Anderson 2x4 (RBI); Kim Wachholder 1x3 (3B).



Waterford 3100001-5 8 4

Wilmot 0002000-2 6 0

Pitchers - WF: Burke (W, 5IP, 6K), Ellie (2IP, 2K, BB). WIL: Melissa Webster (L, 7IP, 2K, 2BB). Leading hitters - WF: Azarian 2x4 (2B, RBI), Bartling 2x3 (2B, 3RBI), Simonsen 2x3. WIL: Jackie Bigger 3x4 (2 2B), Webster 2x3.



Rac. St. Cat's 3000302-8 3 1

Lake Gen. Badger 0000100-1 3 6

Pitchers - RSC: Karen Kasinski (W, 7IP, 15K, 5BB). LGB: Valerie Hutkowski (L, 7IP, 10K, 10BB).



NORTH SHORE



Homestead 0123204-12 9 1

Nicolet 0000000-0 3 3

Pitchers - HOM: Hrkac (W, 5IP, 3K); Schulte (2IP, K). NIC: Jessica Richards (L, 7IP, 4K). Leading hitters - HOM: Young 1x2 (HR, RBI); Schzaeger 1x3 (HR, 2RBI). NIC: Maniscoles 1x2 (3B).



Cedarburg 70313-14 6 3

Whitefish Bay 10000- 1 3 2

Pitchers - CED: Guhl (W, IP, 2BB), Hillgendorf (4IP, 3K, BB). WB: Joanna Ruppa ( 1/3IP, K, 6BB), Rachel Whaley (4 2/3IP, 3K, 9BB). Leading hitters - CED: Hillgendorf 2x4, Plachinski 2x2.



Port Washington 1000000-1 4 2

Grafton 000101x-2 6 0

Pitchers - PW: Emily Dichler (L, 6IP, 5K, 2BB). GRA: Nicole Brandenburg (W, 7IP, 10K, 3BB). Leading hitters - PW: Lorge 2x3 (2B); Dichler 2x3 (2B). GRA: Shelby Hans 1x3 (2B); Shauna Binsfeld 2x3. Records - PW 12-4, 8-2; GRA 10-4, 7-3.



Milw. Lutheran 0000000-0 2 0

Germantown 050301x-9 13 0

Pitchers - GER: Laura Konop (W, 4IP, 4K, BB), Janelle Schroeder (3IP, 3K). ML: Megan Wolf (L, 6IP, 3K, 5BB). Leading hitters - GER: Katie Pietrowiak 2x3 (RBI), Kari Lovering 2x4 (HR, 3RBI), Amy Johnson 2x4 (3B, RBI), Sarah Hoffmann 2x2. Records - GER 9-7, 8-3



SOUTHEAST



Racine Horlick 01000-1 3 2

South Milwaukee 1552x-13 10 2

Pitchers - RH: Snow (L, 4IP, 5BB). SM: Jessica Mallas (W, 5IP, 4K). Leading hitters - SM: Mallas 3x3 (3B); Natalie Marlowe 2x3 (RBI); Roxanne Kresmer 2x3 (2RBI). Records - SM 7-1, 6-1.



WISCONSIN LITTLE TEN



W. Bend East 0000002-2 4 0

Wisconsin Luth 012000x-3 8 3

Pitchers - WBE: Danielle Venus (L, 6IP, 5K). WL: Dana Welch (W, 7IP, 2K, 5BB). Leading hitters - WBE: Nicole Zimmerman 1x3 (2B). WL: Welch 1x3 (3B, RBI); Jenna Neuberger 2x3 (2B); Alysse Haferman 1x3 (2B). Records - WBE 4-3 (conf.); WL 9-5, 6-4.



WOODLAND



Shorewood 1000000-1 5 2

Thomas More 201221x-8 12 2

Pitchers - SHO: Hanna Key (L, 6IP, 6K). TM: Katie Boyle (W, 7IP, 13K). Leading hitters - SHO: Key 2x3. TM: Jessica Helling 2x4 (3B); Katelyn Stahr 4x4 (3HR, 5RBI); Amber Meka 2x3 (RBI). Records - SHO 8-6, 5-6; TM 10-4, 8-4.



Brown Deer 00000-0 2 3

New Berlin West 4416x-15 9 2

Pitchers - NBW: Sarah Jeffrey (W, 5IP, 3K, 6BB). BD: Hespe (L, 4IP, 10BB). Leading hitters - NBW: Terri Velk 2x4, Jennifer Serkowski 2x2 (4R), Ashely Nealon 2x2. Records - NBW 10-5, 9-3; BD 2-10, 0-10.



Tosa West 2000000-2 5 1

Whitnall 210230x-8 11 1

Pitchers - TW: Courtney Kruger (L, 6IP, 5K, 2BB). WHI: Lindsey Bennett (W, 3IP, K, 3BB); Kym Fritz (4IP, 7K). Leading hitters - TW: Kruger 2x4. WHI: Laura Buchholz 3x3; Danielle Ogrodowski 2x2. Record - WHI 7-6, 6-6



Cudahy 0000110- 2 3 1

Pewaukee 0000000- 0 0 1

Pitchers - CUD: Sam Homa (W, 7IP, 5K). PEW: Katie Kopczynski (1IP, K); Sadie Posnanski (L, 6IP, 5K).



NON-CONFERENCE



Milw. King 101451-12 15 6

Milw. Madison 101012- 5 5 6

Pitchers - MK: Jasmine Myers (W, 6IP, 2K, 4BB). MM: Lucena (L, 6IP, 11K, 4BB). Leading hitters - MK: Naomi Love 2x4 (2R, RBI); Taeshiana Cook 2x5 (3B, R, RBI); Shaniqua Roberts 3x5 (2B, 3B, 2R, 4RBI); Jessica Sund 2x4; Janelle Wesley 1x3 (2B, 3R). Carol Pelican 3x4 (3B, 2R, 2RBI). MM: Ntekop 2x3 (R, RBI). Records - MK 6-4; MM 13-2.



Bay View 9102-12 12 3

Milw. Languages 4005- 9 7 6

Pitchers - BV: Britaniny Mueller (W, 3.2IP, 2K, 8BB); Shelley Payne (0.1IP). MSL: Nicole Eggert (L, 4IP, 2K, 2BB). Leading hitters - BV: Chrissi Jackson 2x4 (2R, 3B, RBI); Precious Hill 2x3 (2R, RBI); Payne 2x2 (R, 2RBI); Mueller 2x3 (2R, RBI); Malinda Henning 2x3 (2R, 2B, RBI). Records - BV 7-5; MSL 6-6.



Milw. South 00000- 0 0 0

Waukesha North 3324x-12 8 0

Pitchers - WN: Lisa Dare (W, 5IP, 9K). MS: Frias (L, 4IP, 2K, 6BB). Leading hitters - WN: Kaylee Gendrich 2x3 (3B, 2RBI), Kaylaa Hajdasz 2x3 (2RBI).



East Troy 0000020-2 5 2

N.B. Eisenhower 402001x-7 9 3

Pitchers - ET: Ambrose (L, 6IP, K, BB). NBE: Lauren Beres (W, 6IP, 12K); Kim Perla (1IP, 2K). Leading hitters - ET: O'Konnell 1x3 (3B, RBI, R). NBE: Beres 2x3 (2RBI); Bradley 1x2 (2B, 2RBI, R). Record - NBE 13-0.



Muskego 3001400-8 13 3

Mukwonago 0101100-3 7 4

Pitchers - MUS: Busch (W, 4IP, 3K, BB); Dake (3IP, 3K, BB). MUK: Powell (L, 7IP, 4K). Leading hitters - MUS: Helback 2x4 (3B, 2R); Mayer 3x4 (2R, 2RBI); Fritz 2x3 (R); Guhr 1x3 (3B). MUK: DeGrave 2x4 (R); Hummer 2x4; Flogel 2x3. Records - MUS 7-7; MUK 4-12.



Evansville 00000-0 1 6

Jefferson 25012-10 9 1

Pitchers - EV: Hanson (L, 5IP, 4K, 3BB). JEF: Clemens (W, 5IP, 9K). Leading hitters - JEF: Amber Hemp 2x3; Courtney Bauer 2x3. Record - JEF 11-6.



K. M. Lutheran 0000210-3 8 3

Greendale M.L 0110000-2 3 2

Pitchers - KML: Anna Hering (W, 7IP, 3K). GML: Kristen Anhalt (L, 7IP, 2K). Leading hitters - KML: Amber Beam 2x4; Jessica Steele 3x4 (2B); Brittany Radar 1x4 (RBI, R). GML: Alyssa Meier 1x3 (RBI).



Milw. Riverside 3220000-7 8 2

St. Francis 150060x-12 7 5

Pitchers - MR: Danielle Schwarz (L, 2IP, 9BB); Candice Nalls (5IP, 2BB). SF: Ashley O'Brien (W, 7IP, 5K). Leading hitters - MR: Morgan Mager 2x3 (2B); Candice Alexander 2x4. SF: Jade Ertel 2x4 (RBI). Records - MR 6-3; SF 3-11.



Catholic Mem 0602000-8 10 3

Hartford 0000000-0 4 0

Pitchers - CM: Meredith Dentice (W, 7IP, K). HAR: Betsy Kerrigan (L, 7IP, 13K, 2BB). Leading hitters - CM: Cassie North 2x4; Jackie Albrecht 2x4 (3B, 2RBI); Sarah Murawski 2x3 (2RBI).



Oak Creek 000058-13 10 0

Greendale 000111- 3 7 6

Pitchers - OC: Brianne Porter (W, 6IP, 7K, BB). GD: Jocelyn Bykowski (L, 5IP, K, BB), Krissy Rogahn (IP). Leading hitters - OC: Brittni Liebhauser 2x4 (3B, 2R), Allison Johnson 2x4 (R), Katie Schreiber 2x4 (R). GD: Bykowski 2x3, Steph Hellauer 2x3 (R).





Oakfield 9-0 and 10-0 in 5 innings over Princeton

WP: Waltz 21 K's in two games

Career win 250 for Oakfield's Doug Mock assisted by Mike Urban in game two.



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Poynette 9, Lakeside Lutheran 6

Lakeside Lutheran 002 040 0 ---- 6 4 1

Poynette ........... 060 021 x ---- 9 7 4

WP - Hebel with relief from Wilson (5)

LP - Davis with relief from Springer

SO - Hebel 2 -

Leading Hitters: Martin (LL) 2x3, Saley (P) 2x4, Tomlinson (P) 2x4

2B - Saley, Dugolenski (P), Kuehl (LL)

3B - Rylander (P), Tomlinson

Poynette used a six run second inning to build a cushion then withstood a Warrior rally in the fifth to get their fifth Capitol North victorty of the season. The Indians are now 5-2 in the conference after losing their first two conference games to Columbus and Luther Prep. Freshman Katlyn Saley went 2x4 with three RBI while fellow freshman Karlee Tomlinson went 2x4 with a triple to lead Poynette. Indian catcher Madeline Dugolenski doubled for the 11th time this season while Elyse Rylander tripled. Taylor Hebel got the win with relief help in the fifth from Carmelia Wilson. The Warriors collected four hits and were led by leadoff batter Anna Martin who had a 2x3 game. The Warriors threatened in a couple of other instances but Dugolenski threw out runners to end two of those threats. The win assures the Indians of at least a title share for the 20th time in program history. "After the way our season began and even before it began, it somebody would have told me we'd be in the thick of the hunt here I'd have told them they must be dreaming," said Head Coach Bob Tomlinson. "However, our young kids just kept hanging in there and getting better as we played more and more games and our four pitchers have kept us there as well."



Luther Prep 5, Columbus 2

Luther Prep 200 020 1…5 10 0

Columbus ...000 000 2…2 4 3

WP L. Free 7IP 4H 2R 2ER 6K

LP Bublitz 7IP 10H 5R 3ER 5K

Leading Hitters:

L. Free (LP) 4x4, Ylvisaker (LP) 2x4, Bassett (LP) 2x3, Rikli (C) 2x2

L. Free (LP) 2b (2), Ylvisaker (LP) 2b, Bublitz (C) 2b

Luther Prep traveled to Columbus to take on the Cardinals and came away with a a 5-2 win. The loss drops the Cards out of first place for the moment. They have a key game on Friday against Lakeside Lutheran that could keep them a game behind league-leading Poynette. Columbus and Poynette are scheduled to play in Columbus on Tuesday of next week.



Thorp 4, Neillsville 2

Thorp ..................... 002 100 1 ..... 4 12 0

Neillsville ................. 000 000 2 ..... 2 7 1

WP-Jeni Luzinski 7 IP, 5K, 1 BB

LP-Cassandra Craig 7 IP, 3 K, 1 BB

2B- Jeni Luzinski (T), Nadine Romag (T), Cassandra Craig (N), Cassie Harder (N)

Leading Hitters: Lindy Bergman (T) 2x4, Jeni Luzinski (T) 2x4, Cassie Lewan (T) 2x4, Nadine Romag (T) 2x4, Cassie Harder (N) 2x4, Cassandra Craig (N) 2x3

Thorp 15-3, 12-0

Neillsville 10-4, 7-4



Memorial 2, LaFollette 1

LaFollette 0 0 0 0 1 0 0----1 5 0

Memorial. 1 0 0 0 0 1 x ----2 5 2

WP Johnson 4k 1b

LP Jones 2k 5bb

Leading Hitter: Liegal 2X4

Memorial 10-3 14-3



Pacelli 12, Shiocton 0

Shiocton….0 0 0 0 0…..0 2 4

Pacelli……0 0 0 12 -…12 11 0

WP-Jordan Olds SO 8 BB 1

LP- Carrie Fletcher SO 2 BB 4 HP 1

Leading Hitters- (S) Dana Scheller 2x2

(P) Leah Raflik 2x3, Alyssa Schulist 3x3 2RBI, Nicole Raschka 2x3 2RBI



Park Falls 8, Lakeland 1

Park Falls...............210 302 0 8 12 4

Lakeland.................010 000 0 0 1 4

WP: Kelsey Walasek 7ip 1r 0er 1h 0bb 10k

LP: Michelle Warbalow 7ip 8r 6er 12h 2bb 3k

Walasek checked the T-Birds on one hit with no walks and 10 punchouts, needing just 93 pitches to get the job done. Kelsey Christianson had the big stick for the Cards with a sacrifice fly, two singles and a double, driving in four runs. Andi Schemberger had two hits and drove in a pair and Devin Schmidt and Britt Engel had two hits each. The Cards scored three runs on sacrifice flies after moving runners to within 60 feet of paydirt. Park Falls is 9-5 overall and 6-2 in the Lumberjack Conference.



Pepin 20, Glenwood City 0

Pepin..................4943 20-13-0

Glenwood city......00000 0-5-7

WP Molly McIntosh 3 inn 8 k's 1 bb 0er

LP Rachel Ross 3 inn 4 k's 6bb 13er

Leading Hitters for Pepin

Molly McIntosh 2-4 Nikki Larson 2-4 Mary Buvala 3-4 Since all of the outstanding softball players for the Pepin Laker Softball Team are huge fans of the Fastpitch Chronicle, I thought that I would mention there names so they all think they are celebrities. I am sure you are all reading this so I will wait for you to tell coach yee about this report. Samantha Lerum great Job Pitching tonight and it was the best catch in right field by a third baseman to save a shutout I have ever saw! Frances Latane great job pitching tonight. Ellie Heywood great job, Kylee Haglund great job, Kylee Schmillen great job, Jolene Hince great job, Heidi Ridgeway Great job, a few more feet and you could have jogged aroun the bases. Julie Noel great hit and good baserunning, Jen (TURKEY) Oberhardt great job, Katelyn Mercer Great job. Outstanding team performance tonight by everybody. Enjoy it briefly, we have work to do!



Brookwood 5, Necedah 0

Brookwood 220 010 0 5 11 0

Necedah... 000 000 0 0 1 1

WP: Anna Flock ( 9 K; 1 BB )

LP: Renee Dutscheck ( 3 K; 6 BB )

Leading Hitters:

Brookwood: Sheri Haskoor ( 2 x 3 );Geena Dougherty ( 2 RBI ); Allie Johnson ( 2 x 4 ); Anna Flock ( 2 x 3 ); Sarah Luing ( 2 x 4 ) Records: Brookwood 10 – 1; 10 – 1

Brookwood won its 10th straight game behind Anna Flock s 2nd one – hitter in as many nights. Sheri Haskoor, Allie Johnson, Anna Flock, and Sarah Luing each tallied 2 hits, as the Falcons jumped out to a 4 – 0 lead after two innings. Just 3 Necedah batters reached base as their lone hit came on a leadoff infield hit in the 1st. Brookwood travels to co – Scenic Bluffs conferenceleader New Lisbon on Thursday night for a doubleheader.



Portage 10, Reedsburg 0

Reedsburg....... 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 - 2 - 1

Portage........... 4 2 0 4 x - 10 - 11 - 0

WP - Friedel

LP - Meyer

SO - Meyer 3; Friedel 5

Hitters - Krueger (P) 3x3, Bednarek (P) 3x3, Wroten (P) 2x3

HR - Krueger

2B - Bednarek, Stilwell (P)





BROOKFIELD EAST 5, SUSSEX HAMILTON 4

Brookfield East 000 111 2 - 5 7 0

Sussex Hamilton 100 000 3 - 4 10 5

PITCHERS- BE: Nena Speder( W, 7IP, 7K, 2BB)

SH: Klees (L, 7IP, 7K, 2BB)

LEADING HITTERS - BE: Sotiros 2 x 4 , Bergquist 2 x 3(2RBI)

SH: Seroogy 2 x 4(3B) ,Ranew 2x 4(RBI), Rossman 2 x 4, Flegner 2 x 3(2RBI)

RECORDS- BE: 14 - 2, 10 - 0

SH: 5 - 8, 3 - 7



Superior 5, Cloquet 3

Cloquet 0002010...........3 4 2

Superior 301010-............5 11 1

WP: Amanda LeBard 7 IP, 12 K, 1 BB, 4 H, 2 ER

LP: Katrina Korman 6 IP, 4 K, 0 BB, 11 H, 3 ER

Sup: Taylor VanDamme 3X3 (double, 3 runs, 1 RBI); Lauren Kontny 2X3(2 RBI)

Cloq: Leanne Gittings 1X3( double, 2 runs) Korman double





Superior 7, Cloquet 5

Superior 3100030................7 10 1

Cloquet 1040000............... 5 9 3

WP: Amanda LeBard 7 IP, 2 K, 3 BB, 9 H, 4 ER

CLOQ: Kristi Gregory 5 1/3 IP, 2 K, 2 BB, 9 H, 5 R, 3 ER

Katrina Korman 1 2/3 IP, 5 K, 0 BB, 1 H, 2 R, 2 ER

Superior:Taylor VanDamme 2X4 (4 RBI) Ashlee Olson 2X3; Ashley Martin 2X4 (2B-2 runs) Britnee Blake 2X3 (3B-2 runs)

Cloquet: Sadie Lundquist 2X4 (2B); Kristi Gregory 2X3 (2B)





Hurley 1, Ashland 0 9 Innings

Marie Thomas pitched a 2 hitter thru 8 innings and Hailey Manzanares got the save for Hurley. Hurley strung 3 hits together in the ninth inning with Kayla Windt scoring the winning run. Hurley is now 6-7 overall and 4-0 in conference play.



Burlington Catholic Central 11, Greendale Martin Lutheran 0

GML...........000 00 0 2 6

BCC...........103 43 11 10 1

WP - Allison Smith, LP - K. Anhalt

Smith (BCC): 0R, 2H, 6K, 0W

Anhalt(GML): 11R, 10H, 2K, 1W

BCC: Anne Henrichs 2x4, 1-2B, 2R, 2RBI

Allison Smith 2x2, 1-2B, 3R, 1RBI

Michelle Smith 3x3, 1-2B, 1R, 3RBI

Keena Schneider 2x3, 1R



Gilman 9, Fall Creek 1

Fall Creek 000 001 0...1 2 4

Gilman 106 002 X ...9 10 1

WP: Lauren Cornell 7I, 28AB, 8K, 3BB, 2H, 1R, 1ER

LP: Laci Horlacher 21/3I, 14AB, 1K, 1BB, 5H, 6R, 6ER

Leading Hitters: Fall Creek Michelle Storlie dbl., Gilman Jordyn Mallo 2-4, Lauren Cornell 2-4, Amanda Leech 2-4 2rbi, Ciara Latz 2-3 dbl



Game 1

Chippewa Falls 10, River Falls 0 (5)

Brooke Malnory - no hitter

Game 2

Chippewa Falls 19, River Falls 0 (5)

Brooke Malnory and Heather Walicki combine on no-hitter

Chippewa Falls is 11-4 overall and 8-2 in the Big Rivers





Clintonville 4 (3-7 Conf; 6-9 Overall), Appleton Xavier 6

Appleton Xavier...024 200 0...6 9 0

Clintonville...........003 001 0...4 9 2

WP: Lefler pitched complete game w/3 SO

LP: Stacy Zachow 4 Inn. 2 SO, 7 H, 6 R; Relief - Charlotte Lehman 3 Inn. 4 SO, 2 H, 1 HP

Leading Hitters: (C) Amber Anderson 3x3, HR and 2 RBI's; (C) Stacy Zachow 2x3, 2-2B; (X) Lefler 2x4, 3B, 3 RBI's; (X) Hehli 2x4, 3B; (C) Jaceena Henschel 2x4

Lefler hit a bases loaded triple to right field in the third inning and scored on a sacrifice fly by Schoelzel to take a commanding 5-0 lead. Stacy Zachow led off the third inning and fifth inning with doubles for Clintonville while Amber Anderson added an in the park homerun with a line drive to left center in the sixth inning. "Xavier came to play today and deserve the win. Great defensive plays and key hitting," commented Coach Krueger.





Horicon 2, Mayville 0

Horicon .0 0 0 1 1 0 0..... 2 7 0

Mayville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0...... 0 3 0

Pitching

WP (H) Chelsie Held, 7 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 6 Ks, 0 HB

LP (M) Alyssa Leystra, 7 IP, 7 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 3 Ks, 0 HB

Leading Hitters

(H) Steph Wehner, 3x3, RBI

Sam Davidson, 2x3, double, run

Kelsey Schultz, 2x3, double, RBI

Mayville played well, but fell in defeat at Horicon by a 2-0 final. The loss drops Mayville to 16-3 overall, 9-2 in the conference, and assures Horicon of the conference title. The Cardinals threatened in the third when Kelsey Figel drew a leadoff walk, moved to second on a sacrifice, and stole third with two outs, but Mayville could not bring her in. After leaving runners stranded in the first and second, Horicon cracked the scoreboard after Sam Davidson led off the third with a single. She moved to second on a sacrifice, and scored on a two-out single to left by Kelsey Shultz. The Marshladies added an insurance run in the fifth when Brittany Young singled to start the inning, moved to second on a sacrifice, and scored on Steph Wehner s RBI single. Mayville is next in action on Thursday when they round out their conference schedule and regular season with KML coming to town for a 4:30 start.



Potosi 3, River Ridge 11

Potosi………….000 210 0 3 4 2

River Ridge….611 300 X 11 13 2

WP: Cari Mergen 9 K's

LP: Liz Sedgwick 5 K s

Leading Hitters:

P: Theresa Elskamp 2x3

RR: Trinity Breuer 3x4 (2B, HR) Ashlee Kirschbaum 2x3, Sam Jung 2x3, Ashley Mergen 2x4 (3B)



Sevastopol 5, Luxemburg-Casco 0

LC……………………..0000000 0 3 0

Sevastopol ...... 002030 x 5 10 1

WP-Carissa Neinas LP-Steph Mleziva

SO- Neinas 1 Meleziva 0



Greendale 6, Thomas More 3

Greendale ......0 0 1 0 0 2 0 ----3 6 4

Thomas More 3 2 0 1 0 1 x ----6 10 0

WP: Katie Boyle 12K 0BB

LP: Roghan 4K 0BB

Leading Hitters: Thomas More; Jessica Heling 2x4, Meghan Shilling 2x3 3B 2RBI, Amber Meka 2B

Greendale; Roghan 3x3 3B Imperiale HR

Recoords: Thomas More 9-4 conf, 11-4 overall

Greendale 9-4 conf,. 10-4 overall



Barneveld 2, Albany 0

Albany........000 000 0-0 4 0

Barneveld....101 000 x-2 6 1

WP: Sutter 9 K, 1 BB

LP: Walz 3 K, 2 BB



Webster 9, Unity 1

WEBSTER 012 240 0=9-12-2 LOB=9

UNITY..... 010 000 0=1-2-2 LOB=5

PITCHING---

WEBSTER--AMY FRENCH (W) 7IP, 2H, 1R, 1ER, 8K, 2BB, 98 PITCHES / 67 STRIKES

UNITY--C.TURNER (L) 5IP, 10H, 9R, 7ER, 4K, 6BB, 92 PITCHES/ 50 STRIKES

NELSON 2IP, 2H, 0R 0ER, 0K, 0BB, 21 PITCHES/ 15 STRIKES.

TIGERS HAVE WON 7 OUT OF THEIR LAST 8 GAMES . TIFF QUIGLEY 3-4 (3RBI'S) , SAM HOAGLE 2-3, JAMIE KOPECKY 2-3

LEAD THE TIGERS WHILE 8 OF THE 9 BATTERS HAD A HIT. MANDIE RAMSTROM CALLED A GREAT GAME

BEHIND THE PLATE IN HELPING AMY FRENCH COMPLETE HER 6TH GAME OF THE SEASON.

THE INFIELD ALSO CAME UP WITH 8 ASSISTS AND 3 POPUPS TO BACK THE EFFORT.



Hudson 2, Menomonie 0

Hudson 2, Menomonie 0

Menomonie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.... 0 3 1

Hudson .....2 0 0 0 0 0 0.... 2 5 0

WP: Krieg 15K 5BB

LP: Dahl 3K 0BB 1HBP 1ER

Leading Hitters: Hudson: Hanson, Stalker, Henry, Feisel, and Frye all

1x3. Menomonie: Merritt 1x2, Schmidt and Debee 1x3.

Hudson scores 2 early runs and Brit Krieg throws 3 hitter with 15K s.





Hudson 9, Menomonie 6

Hudson .....0 1 5 2 0 0 1 ....9 14 1

Menomonie 2 0 1 0 0 3 0.... 6 8 1

WP: Feisel 5.2 IP, 10K, 8H, 4BB, 5ER

SV: Krieg 1.1 IP 3K, 1BB

LP: Ryder: 2.1 IP, 9H, 2K, 2BB 6ER. Dahl: 4.2 IP, 3R, 2ER, 5H, 1K, 1BB,

Leading Hitters: Hudson: Henry 1x4 (HR), Frye 3x4, Stalker 2x3 (2B),

Schaar 2x3 (2B), Singerhouse 2x4, Hanson 2x5. Menomonie: Dahl 1x1,

Ryder 2x3 (2B), Oas 1x2 (2B).

Kristen Feisel gets the win for Hudson and Brit Krieg gets the save.

Jayme Henry hits her 4th HR of the year for Hudson.

Hudson 14-4 (7-3)

Menomonie 10-6 (6-4)



SPASH 14, Wausau East 1

Rachel Roth went 3x4 and Brittany Lang went 2x4 with 3 RBI's to lead the Panthers 15 hit attack. Stacey Tuskowski picked up the win for SPASH 15-0 11-0



McFarland 6, Oregon 0

Oregon.......000 000 0 0runs 1hit 2errors

McFarland..201 300 X 6runs 7hits 0errors

WP-Stephanie Schmikla 1BB 9K's

LP-Enghe 3BB 5 K's, Leikness (3) 3 BB 4 K's

Leading Hitters- Stephanie Schmikla 2x4; Andrea Steinhofer 3x4; Ashley Brown-2B

Stephanie Schmikla throws a one-hitter, allowing a one out single in the first inning to lead the Spartans to a victory over the Panthers. Schmikla who retired the last seventeen batters after a one out walk in the second pitches her 14th shutout of the season. The Spartans who lost earlier in the season to Oregon 1-0 on an unearned run struck in the first inning. Freshman Alissa Hinze leads off with a walk and Schmikla follows