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Disney Classic – Orlando, Florida -- Sunday, April 1

Aquinas 5, Cherry Hill, NJ 0

Aquinas.........030 001 1…..5 9 0

Cherry Hill, NJ 000 000 0…..0 2 1

WP – Conway 8K 3BB

LP – Wu 2K 2BB

Aquinas – Fitzpatrick (2B 3 RBI), Roop 2x4, Schams (2B), Conway 2x3, Kettner 2x3



Apollo High School 11, Iola-Scandinavia 0 (0-1)

At Disney Wide World of Sports Complex Orlando, FL

Iola-Scandinavia......000 00 0 2 5

Apollo HS...............208 1X 11 9 0

WP-Sara Moorehead SO-6, BB-2

LP-Ashley Draeger SO-2, BB-1

I-S Hitters: Ashley Draeger Ix2, Cailin Foerster 1x1



Colts Neck, NJ - 5, 0, Iola-Scandinavia - 3 (0-2)

Colts Neck ...........111 010 1 5 9 2

Iola-Scandinavia.....000 020 1 3 5 5

WP Nicole Wisniewski SO-17, BB-2

LP Ashley Draeger SO-6, BB-3

Iola-Scandinavia Hitters: Brooke Anderson 1x4, Lizzy Nelson 1x4, Calan Nelson 1x3, Alex Berg 1x3, Alyssa Erickson 1-2.



Pacelli 9, Amherst 2

Pacelli ................ 022 014 0 .... 9 8 1

Amherst ............ 101 000 0 .... 2 6 3WP-Jordan Olds LP-Kate Glodowski

SO- Olds 5 // Glodowski 2

Leading Hitters:

Amherst: Kate Glodowski 3x4

Pacelli: Pam Boden 2x3 2 RBI

By Kyle Means

Journal Staff

kmeans@gannett.com

AMHERST -- The Pacelli and Amherst softball teams met Monday, and both were looking to see where the momentum, or lack of momentum from pevious games would take them. Quite a few questions were answered during Pacelli's 9-2 win. If it had came through on a couple bases loaded opportunities, Pacelli could have made this a quicker day at the park. Still, Cardinals coach Ann Molski was pleased with her team's effort. "We have to capitalize on that better," Molski said. "Kate (Glodowski) had some nice pitches, but her movement threw them off until the sixth inning." Amherst's Glodowski continues to find herself on the mound, and was able to cut her walks down from 14 on Friday, to seven against Pacelli. Amherst coach Tim Pederson said his pitcher clearly improved from her first game. "(Kate) wanted it more today," Pederson said. "She was a little upset when I pulled her in the last inning. She wants the ball and she'll do it. It's her first year pitching so it's going to be a lot different for her." Glodowski was strong at the plate, going 3 for 4 and Jenna Pitt and Claire Glodowski each drove in runs early in the game. Pacelli scored two runs each in the second and third inning to take the lead in the game. Holding a 5-2 lead in the sixth, the Cardinals broke through with run-scoring singles by Emily Klismith and Alyssa Schulist. A two-run single by Pam Bowden brought home the last of the four runs scored in the inning.

Records: Pacelli (2-0) // Amherst (0-2)



Freedom 4 , Winneconne 3

Freedom (1-0)..........112 000 0.....4 8 3

Winneconne (0-1).....200 000 1.....3 1 0

WP: Schuh 7IP, 15 K's, 2 BB's, 0 ER

LP: Kaitlyn Herbst 7IP, 9 K's, 1 BB, 4R, 3 ER.



Oshkosh Lourdes 11, Randolph 0

Oshkosh Lourdes 1 0 5 0 5..... 11r 3h 0e

Randolph ..............0 0 0 0 0....... 0r. 0h 5 e

Pitching: Lourdes- B. Wolff 5ip 0h 0bb 10k

Randolph- Lindsay Douma- 5ip 3h 8bb 4k



Kettle Moraine Lutheran 2, Slinger 0

Kettle Moraine Lutheran---............000 002 0.. 2 6 0

Slinger----------------------------000 000 0.. 0 5 1

WP JESSICA STEELE---7 S0 2 BB

LP KRISTIE WIMMER--10 SO 4 BB

Pitchers - KML: Jessica Steele (W, 7IP, 7K, 2BB). SLI: Kristie Wimmer (L, 7IP, 10K, 4BB). Leading hitters - KML: Brittany Rader 2x3; Steele 2x4; Allie Deming 1x3 (2RBI). SLI: Kim Mayer 3x3 (2B).

Allie Deming had a two run double to plate the winning runs.

Records - KML 1-1; SLI 0-1.



Mayville (4-0, 0-0) 3, Campbellsport (1-1, 0-0) 1

Mayville.........0 0 0 2 0 1 0 .... 3 6 1

Campbellsport 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .....1 5 3

Pitching

WP (M) Alyssa Leystra, 7 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 1 Ks, 0 HB

LP (C) Hayley Serwe, 7 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 0 Ks, 0 HB

Leading Hitters

(M) Chelsea Jorgensen, 2x3, 2 Runs

Ariel Wald, 2x3, RBI, Run

Bethany Hurst, 1x2, RBI

(C) Kate Salter, 1x3, RBI

Heidi Kelley, 2x3

The Lady Cardinals softball team improved to 4-0 overall with a 3-1 defeat of Campbellsport at Mayville on Monday. The Cardinals started the scoring in the top of the fourth. Chelsea Jorgensen reached on and infield error. Abbie Mueller followed with a single to center. Ariel Wald then singled to left to load the bases. Bethany Hurst then hit a sacrifice fly to center, scoring Jorgensen. Abbie Mueller advanced on a throwing error by the centerfielder, and then scored when Wald got in a rundown at first. Campbellsport answered with a run of their own in the bottom of the fourth. In the sixth, Mayville added an insurance run when Chelsea Jorgensen singled with one out. She advanced to second on a wild pitch, and then scored on an Ariel Wald RBI single. The Cougars put two on with one out in the sixth and came up empty, and then were thrown out at the plate to end the game trying to score their second run. Alyssa Leystra picked up her fourth win of the year, allowing

5 hits, 1 walk and one unearned run. The team is next in action on Tuesday at Horicon at 4:30 p.m.





Burlington Catholic Central 2 - Whitefish Bay Dominican 0

WBD......... 000 000 0 0 3 0 (0-1 conference, 1-1 overall)

BCC..........002 000 2 4 2 (1-0 conference, 1-1 overall)

WP - Allison Smith, LP - Mary Clare Metscher

Allison Smith (BCC) 1-1, 7 innings, 0R, 3H, 11K, 1W

Mary Clare Metscher (WBD) 1-1, 6 innings, 2R, 2ER, 4H, 3K, 1W

BCC Anne Henrichs 1x2, 1R, 1-2B; Morgan Aldrich 2x3, 1R; Allison Smith 1x2, 1RBI; Michelle Smith 1RBI

WBD Amanda Angelow 2x3



Rosholt 9, Wild Rose 0

Wild Rose.......000 000 0 0 1 2

Rosholt.........060 021 X 9 13 2

WP Anna Zdroik K's-12, BB's-1 (1-hitter)

LP Alicia Testin K's-1 BB's-2

Leading hitters (R)Dream Carlson 2x4,(R)Anna Zdroik 3B-3RBI's,(R)Emily Richter 3x4-3RBI's,(R)Jeanie Limberg 2x3,(R)Elizabeth Larson 2x3(2B-3RBI's)(R)Chelsea Richter

2B-1RBI,

Rosholt is now 4-0



St Croix Cental 5, Glenwood City 0

GC.....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .......... 0 5 3

SCC. .3 0 0 0 1 1 x ........... 5 9 1

WP Rothbauer 12 strikeouts, 5 hits 4 walks



Oakfield 12, Horicon 2

Oakfield: 0 4 3 4 1..... 12 9 1

Horicon: .0 0 0 1 1 ......2 6 5

WP: Waltz : 4 innings 4 hits 1 earned run Nolan: 1 inning 2 hits 3 k's

LP: Schultz

Hitters: Oaks: Nelson 3X3, Haller 2X3, 2 2bs, Fink 2x3 Horicon: Young

2x3 2b, Schwartz 2b, Torn 2b, Eiring 2 2bs



Bonduel 20, Weyauwega-Fremont 0

Bonduel. ...................... 119 72 .... 20 20 1

Weyauwega-Fremont...... 000 00 .... 0 0 12

WP- Ashley Berger threw a no hitter in five innings. She only walked two batters.

LP- Amanda Griswold

Bonduel - Stephanie Kohn 2-5, 4 RBI; Kim Rank 2-5, 3 RBI, 2 3B; Amanda

Carpenter 2-4, 2 RBI, 2B; Katie Bahr 2-4, 2 RBI



Luther 12 (2-0), Melrose-Mindoro 2 (0-1)

Melrose-Mindoro...200 000 – 2 5 1

Luther.……..……....024 303 – 12 12 2

WP: Hannah Krueger (4 INN, 0K, 3BB)

LP: Alyssa Baumer (5 1/3 INN, 4K, 4BB)

After surrendering two runs on three hits in the top of the first inning, the pitching duo of Hannah Krueger and Courtney Hoeg shut down Mel-Min the rest of the way allowing just two hits. Leading the way for the Knights in their twelve hit attack was Jessica Norcross. Norcross got the Knights on the board in the second with an RBI triple and then scored the tying run on Krueger ground ball. She followed that up in the next inning with a two-run home run to put the Knights up 6-2. Norcross ended up the day with five RBI, with her final one scoring Shannon Crook in the bottom of the sixth to end the game by the ten-run rule.



Shoreland Lutheran 8, Racine Park 3

Shoreland Lutheran (3-0) ……….2210030…8.7.1

Racine Park (0-2) ………………....1020000…3.6.4

WP-Rochelle Willkomm (3-0) 7IP 8K 4BB 3ER

LP-Therese Kratowicz (0-2) 7IP 1K 6BB 6ER

Leading Hitters

SL-Katie Morman 2x4 2R 3RBI 3B; Megan Peterson 1x2 2R 3B 2BB 2SB; Melissa Luebbers 1x3,1R 3B; Alyssa Bahr 1x4 2B

RP-Lauren Kamm 2x3 1R 1BB, Megan Naegeli 1x3 2RBI

Shoreland Lutheran moved to 3-0 with a win over Racine Park Monday afternoon. Freshmen shortstop, Katie Morman, continued her hot start to the season going 2 for 4 with a triple and 3 RBI. The Pacers got on the board in the top of the 1st when Megan Peterson led off the game with a triple to center. Morman drove her home with a single. With Morman on 3rd with one out, Brittanny Bahr laid down a sacrifice squeeze to bring home the 2nd run of the inning. Racine Park looked to answer in their half of the 1st. Lauren Kamm led off with a single and Mary Nordstrom was granted 1st on catcher s interference. Megan Naegeli then drove home Kamm with a single to center. That was all the Panthers were able to muster in the inning thanks to an unassisted double play by senior second sacker Megan Peterson. The Pacers responded with another two runs in the top of the 2nd. Rochelle Willkomm drew a lead-off walk and then was brought home on a triple by sophomore Melissa Luebbers. Peterson also drew a walk and the Pacers executed a 1st and 3rd situation to bring home another run. Shoreland Junior pitcher Rochelle Willkomm struck out the side in the 2nd. The scoring continued for the Pacers in the 3rd when sophomore catcher Brittanny Bahr was driven home by older sister Alyssa Bahr on a double crushed down the left field line. Park would not go away. Centerfielder Jessica Kirt led off with a walk and then catcher Mary Nordstrom brought hit her in and third baseman Megan Burgess followed with an RBI single of her own. The Pacers continued to crush the ball, but the Kirt and left fielder, Stefanie Meier, were busy all afternoon chasing down 7 fly ball putouts. Shoreland was able to put together a two-out rally in the 6th when Renee Wright reached on a single and Peterson on a walk. Morman came through in the clutch again and bombed a triple down the left field line bringing in two. Sophomore Kim Gall beat out an infield single bringing in Morman. Park looked to rally in the 7th with two on and no out, but Peterson initiated another double play and a pop fly to 3rd ended the game. Shoreland Lutheran now looks forward to 7 days in Orlando, FL where they will play three games at Disney against teams from New York and Washington, DC.



Pepin 17, Colfax 0

Pepin..........211238..... 17 21 1

Colfax.........000000 .......0 0 0

WP p 1 bb

LP Brianne Foils 1 k 7 bb

Pepin hitters Molly McIntosh 4-5, Mary Buvala 4-4, Samantha Lerum 2-4, Nik Larson 2-4, Ellie Heywood 3-5, Francis Latene 2-5 Kylee Schmillen 2-5 Heidi Ridgeway 0-3

Kylee Haglund 2-3

A great win to get things going for our season. The coaches are very proud of the way the girls played tonight and hope that we can improve on some basic things that can be fixed with some hard work in practice.



Parkview 10, Monticello 1

Parkview 0 0 5 0 5 0 0 10 8 3

Monticello 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 2

WP Whalen

LP Doyle

Parkview 2-1 ( 0-0 RVC ), Monticello 1-2



Bangor 13, Necedah 10



Southern Door 4, Luxemburg-Casco 1 (9 innings)

LUXEMBURG — Southern Door broke open a pitchers' duel with three runs in the top of the ninth inning to outlast Luxemburg-Casco 4-1 in a Packerland Conference softball opener on Monday. The Eagles' Courtney Wautier and the Spartans' Kali Schmeltzer each went the distance. Wautier gave up five hits and one walk with four strikeouts. Schmeltzer gave up six hits, two earned runs and zero walks with five strikeouts. Kate Klaubouf's bases-loaded single with one out in the ninth drove in two runs for Southern Door (2-0, 1-0), and Molly Swanson's single provided the third run of the inning. Kim DePeau was 2-for-4 with an RBI for the Spartans.

Southern Door ......010 000 003 — 4 6 2

Luxemburg-Casco.. 000 001 000 — 1 5 3

WP: Courtney Wautier. LP: Kali Schmeltzer.

Leading hitters: SD — Liz Neuman, 2x3. LC — Kim DePeau, 2x4. Strikeout leaders: Schmeltzer, 5.



Kewaunee 5, Denmark 4

First-ever victory for Kewaunee over Denmark

KEWAUNEE — Jamie Privek's two-out RBI single completed a three-run rally in the bottom of the seventh inning for Kewaunee (6-0, 1-0). Trailing 4-2 heading into the seventh, Jenny Franke (2-for-4, triple) had an RBI single with one out and Kelli Schleis picked up a sacrifice fly before Privek's game-winning RBI single. Kayla Krueger and Jenny Knught led the Vikings (0-1) with two hits each.

Denmark 000 210 1 — 4 5

Kewaunee 100 010 3 — 5 7

WP: Kari Wotachek, 3 IP in relief. LP: Kayla Krueger.

Leading hitters: D — Krueger 2x4, Jenny Knuth 2x3; K — Jenny Franke 2x4, Abbie Wotacheck 2x3.



Algoma 14, NEW Luth. 0

Lyndsay Swoboda struck out 12 as Algoma no-hit host NEW Lutheran in a game shortened to six innings.

Algoma.......... 004 206 — 14 12 0

NEW Lutheran 000 000 — 0 0 3 WP: Lyndsay Swoboda. LP: Alyssa Gipp.

Leading hitters: A — Swoboda, 2x5; Kayla Major, 2x4; Kassandra Massart, 2x4; Erin Haasch, 2x3; Ashley Stangel, 2x4. Strikeout leader: Swoboda, 12; Derenne, A, 3.



Oconto 9, Sturgeon Bay 0

STURGEON BAY — Winning pitcher Natalie Ruechel struck out 11 and hit a two-run double to lead Oconto (3-0, 1-0). Oconto 021 300 3 — 9 9 0

Sturgeon Bay 000 000 0 — 0 6 2

WP: Natalie Ruechel. LP: Shefchik.

Leading hitters: O — Jenna Manzetti, 2x3; Ruechel, 2x4; Sara Darr, 2x4. SB — Rubens, 2x3. Strikeout leaders: Ruechel, 11; Shefchik 7.



Ashwaubenon 5, Seymour 0

SEYMOUR — Melissa Collins threw a two-hit shutout, striking out 15, to spark the Jaguars (2-0, 1-0) past the Thunder (1-1, 0-1). Kelly Arndt, Erin Crist, Megan Noskowiak and Dana Anderson recorded two hits for Ashwaubenon.

Ashwaubenon 010 010 3 — 5 9 0

Seymour .......000 000 0 — 0 2 2

WP: Melissa Collins. LP: Nona Danforth.

Leading hitters: A — Kelly Arndt 2x4, Erin Crist 2x2, Megan Noskowiak 2x3, Dana Anderson 2x4. Strikeout leaders: Collins 15, Danforth 5.



De Pere 12, West De Pere 7

DE PERE — Megan VanDuerzen's bases-clearing triple in the top of the seventh inning broke the game open for visiting De Pere. Winning pitcher Lauren Higgins struck out 11. Melaney Vandenlangenberg was 4-for-4 and Kayla Larson 3-for-3 for the Phantoms.

De Pere ........012 303 3 — 12 10 2

West De Pere 002 302 0 — 7 10 8

WP: Lauren Higgins. LP: Stephanie Brunette.

Leading hitters: DP — Megan VanDuerzen, 3x5; Yvonne Schulke, 2x4. WDP — Kayla Larson, 3x3; Melaney Vandenlangenberg, 4x4; Brunette, 2x4. Strikeout leaders: Higgins, 11; Brunette, 6.



Pulaski 4, Marinette 0

PULASKI — Winning pitcher Jessica Kropp gave up two hits, striking out six, and was 2-for-2 to lead Pulaski in the opener for both schools.

Marinette 000 000 0 — 0 2 1

Pulaski.... 012 100 x — 4 7 0

WP: Jessica Kropp. LP: Maggie Motkowski.

Leading hitters: P — Brooke Basten, 2x3; Kropp, 2x2. Strikeout leaders: Kropp 6, Motkowski 6.



Oconto Falls 2, Green Bay Preble 0

OCONTO FALLS — Ashley Magnin threw a three-hitter with four strikeouts and two walks as Oconto Falls beat Preble in the opener for both teams. The Panthers scored their only earned run in the first inning when Kayla Lathrop doubled in Brynn Larsen.

Green Bay Preble 000 000 0 — 0 3 2

Oconto Falls ......101 000 x — 2 6 1

WP: Ashley Magnin. LP: Kristi Halverson.



Peshtigo 26, Pembine 1

PESHTIGO — Caitlin Wenzel was the winning pitcher and had two hits for Peshtigo.

Pembine .000 10 —.... 1 1 NA

Peshtigo 6(10)3 7x — 26 9 NA

WP: Caitlin Wenzel. LP: Jill Borzecki.

Leading hitters: P — Wenzel 2x3. Home run: P — Brittany Barrette. Strikeout leader: Wenzel 6; Barrette 5.



New London 10, Shawano 1

The Bulldogs' Jessica Ferge picked up the first win of her varsity career. The senior had four strikeouts and no walks. · Big boppers: Andrea Flease was four-for-five and Brittany Beyer was two-for-four with an RBI. · He said it: "We hit the ball well each inning." — Tony Porath, New London coach.

NEW LONDON 321 004 0 — 10 11 3

SHAWANO ....001 000 0 — 1 2 4

WP: Jessica Ferge LP: Liz Zastrow

Leading hitters: Andrea Flease NL 4x5; Brittany Beyer NL 2x4, four RBI; Sam Wockenfus NL 2x4.



Spencer 4, Loyal 3 (8 innings)

SPENCER -- Pitcher Taylor Johnson kept her Spencer teammates in a battle for eight innings with perennial power Loyal before she was rewarded with a 4-3 win in extra-innings. Spencer's Emily Seefeld started off the Rockets' eighth with a ground ball that the Greyhounds' infield couldn't handle and ended up safely on first. Loyal's workhorse hurler Mindy Luttrop, promptly struck out the next Rocket before yeilding an infield single to Megan Cain. Another Luttropp strikeout brought new Rocket third basemen Beth Brodziski to the plate. Brodziski hit a hard grounder to the right of the shortstop who couldn't make a strong throw. Brodziski beat the throw and the Rockets had their win. "It felt great to have the game winning hit," said Brodziski. I was really nervous, but I just went up there and was confident and did my best. The pitch was there and I hit it." If Johnson kept the Rockets buoyed for their win, it was Luttropp who supplied the gas for the Greyhounds' engine, as she mowed down 12 Rockets while yielding just seven hits. The Rockets did jump on Luttropp from the get-go, piling up three first inning runs on three hits including a double by senior first baseman Whitley Phillips. Kelli Esselman had two RBI in the first inning to stake the Rockets to a lead. Johnson had her way with the Greyhounds until the third when Loyal bounced back with three runs of its own. Bridgett Hera singled and stole second base, and then Rachel Weyer drove in Hera with a single before stealing second. Ashley Howard's single scored Weyer, and later scored on Luttropp's groundout. Luttropp held the Rockets scoreless through the middle innings setting down nine consecutive Rockets in the first four innings. Johnson knuckled down and retired 12 straight Greyhounds en route to the win. Samantha and Rachel Weyer each had two hits for Loyal, and Spencer's Megan Cain went 1 for 2 for the Rockets with two walks and a pair of stolen bases.

Loyal Greyhounds 003 000 00 -- 3 10 2

Spencer Rockets 300 000 01 -- 4 7 2

WP--Taylor Johnson. LP--Mindy Luttropp. SO--Luttropp 12; Johnson 7. BB--Luttropp 6.

2B--Spencer, Whitley Phillips.



Westfield 10, Berlin 9

BERLIN .......020 304 0 — 9 9 2

WESTFIELD 025 100 2 — 10 12 1

Pitchers — BER: Trochinski (7IP, 2K, 3BB). WFLD: Marzahl. WP: Marzahl. LP: Trochinski.

Hitters — BER: Markowski, Schuster, Becker and Trochinski each had two hits. WFLD: Gaffney 3-4, 3R; Tomlin 3-4.

Westfield rallied in the bottom of the ninth to slug out a win against visiting Berlin on Monday evening. The Pioneers came back to earn the one-run win after surrendering four critical runs to the Indians in the top of the sixth.



Oostburg 3, West Bend East 0 (12 innings)

Megan VanTatenhove hit a two-run triple in the top of the 12th inning, lifting the Flying Dutch to the victory. Oostburg pitcher Hannah Schouten went the distance. She allowed two hits, struck out 10 and walked six. Meanwhile, East pitcher Danielle Venus struck out a whopping 20 batters, but took the loss. Kristine Raeder went 2-for-5 at the plate. The Dutchmen catcher also threw out two East base runners who attempted steals.



Athens 4, Thorp 3 (8 innings)

ATHENS -- Kaylie Yessa finished the Athens comeback against Thorp by driving in the winning run in the top of the eighth inning Monday for a 4-3 victory. The Bluejays were the visiting team on their own field as Thorp, which was scheduled to host the game, made the trip because its field was under water. Trailing 3-0 heading into its final at-bat, Athens pushed three runs accross to send the game into extra innings. Jessie Wegmueller led off the top of the eighth with a single, was bunted over to second and eventually scored on a Yessa single. Yessa went 2 for 4 with two RBI and a double, while Angel Scheffler added a double and winning pitcher Hannah Schara added two RBI. Athens hosts Prentice on Thursday.

Athens 000 000 31 -- 4 7 2

Thorp 001 200 00 -- 3 6 0

WP-- Hannah Schara. LP-- Jenni Luzinski. SO--Schara 9; Luzinski 2; BB-- Luzinski 1

2B-- Athens, Angel Scheffler, Kaylie Yessa, Schara; Luzinski.

Records: Athens: 1-0; Thorp unavailable.



Wittenberg-Birnamwood 8, Shiocton 0

WITTENBERG -- Katie Betry led Wittenberg-Birnamwood both on the mound and at the plate in the Chargers win. The senior threw 14 strikeouts and just one walk, while going 2 for 3 at the plate. Witt-Birn got off to a nice start with two runs scored in the first two innings and never let up. The Chargers are now 2-0 and face Wausau Newman at home on Monday. "It was the first time they (Shiocton) were on the diamond so you could tell they were a little rusty, but Betry had a really nice game," Witt-Birn coach Eric Peterson said.

Shiocton 000 000 0 -- 0 0 0

Witt-Birn 220 300 1 -- 8 1 6

WP--Katie Betry. LP--Carrie Fletcher.

SO--Betry 14, Fletcher 4. BB--Betry 1, Fletcher 6.

2B--none. 3B--none. H--none.

Records: Witt-Birn 2-0, Shiocton 0-1.



Stratford 5, Marathon 1

MARATHON -- Stratford's Cassie Krum struck out 17 Marathon hitters en route to a complete-game victory as the Tigers defeated the Raiders. Stratford got its offense from Amanda Vanderleest, who homered and drove in a pair of runs and Sheila Brock, who tripled and also drove in two runs. Marathon scrimmages at D.C. Everest today and head to Rib Lake on Thursday.

Stratford 110 021 0 -- 5 4 2

Marathon 000 000 1 -- 1 2 1

WP-- Cassie Krum. LP-- Montana Mohr. SO--Krum 17; Mohr 2 BB-- Krum 1; Mohr 6 3B-- Stratford Sheila Brock HR-- Stratford, Amanda Vanderleest Records: Stratford: 1-1 Marathon: 0-1.



Riverdale 10, Cuba City 2



Darlington 12, Fennimore 2



Dodgeville 1, Prairie du Chien 0



Wisconsin Heights 3, Black Hawk 0



Monona Grove 10, Jefferson 0



Hillsboro 12, Royall 2



New Lisbon 9, Wonewoc-Center 5



Highland 18, Pecatonica 3

Highland 18, Pecatonica 1



Classic 8 Conference

Waukesha North 2 Pius 1

Kettle Moraine 11 Mukwonago 1

Waukesha West 3 Catholic Memorial 2

Arrowhead 13 Waukesha South 0



Lakeshore Conference

Union Grove 16, Kenosha St. Joes 0



Midwest Classic Conference

Burlington Catholic Central 2 Dominican 0



Woodland Conference

Pewaukee 9 Brown Deer 7



Milwaukee City Conference

Tech 9 Pulaski 2

Bay View 12 Madison 0



Jefferson 8, Lake Mills 4

DSHA 3, Nicolet 0



DeSoto 12, North Crawford 1 (5 innings)

De Soto senior Courtney Zeimet pitched her second one-hitter of the season as the Pirates defeated North Crawford 12-1. Zeimet also had three hits in the game. Kandace Fox continued her hot early spring with a two-for-two performance that included a home run.

De Soto ....................215 13X ....15 12 0

North Crawford............010 00 ......1 1 2

Pitchers: D: Zeimet (w), 5IP, 5K, 1 BB W: Lundberg(L) 3K, 2BB

Records: De Soto 3-0, North Crawford 0-2



Regis 13, Cornell 5

Rachel Marthaler struck out six while batting 2-for-4 with a triple and two RBIs to lead the Eau Claire Regis softball team to a 13-5 win over Cornell in nonconference play Monday.



McDonell 20, Durand 0

Ashley Meinen threw a no-hitter for Chippewa Falls McDonell, as it blanked Durand 20-0.



Independence/Gilmanton 6, Eau Claire Immanual 5

Independence/Gilmanton defeated defending conference champion Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran 6-5 on opening day for both teams.



Dunn-St. Croix Conference

Spring Valley/Plum City 3, Elk Mound 2

Steph Thompson recorded seven strikeouts as Spring Valley/Plum City edged Elk Mound 3-2.



Elmwood 9, Mondovi 1

Erika Wolf went the distance and added three hits for Elmwood in a 9-1 victory over Mondovi.



Ithaca 7, La Farge 1

La Farge.. 001 000 0...1 4 3

Ithaca.... 040 030 x...7 10 1

WP: Ithaca B. Coppernoll 7K, 3BB

LP: LF Rachel Arneson 3K, 6BB



Mineral Point 9, Iowa-Grant 4

Mineral Point = 1-0-1-0-2-3-2 = 9-14-2

Iowa-Grant = ..0-0-0-0-2-0-2 = 4-8-2

MP = (W) Bree Ann Reynolds 6 K s 3 BB s

IG = (L) Bishop (5 innings) 1 K s 1 BB

Olson (2 innings) 0 K s 0 BB

Leading Hitters: MP = Claire Poad (2x4), Jordan Johnson (2x4), Bree Ann Reynolds (2x4), Ashley Steffes (2x4), Brittany Gleichauf (3x3)

IG = Emily Albers (2x3)

2B = Poad (MP), Johnson(MP), Steffes (MP)

3B = Poad(MP), Johnson (MP), James (IG)

Mineral Point 1-0 conference, 2-0 overall -- Iowa Grant 0-1 conference, 1-1 overall



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Baraboo 8, Sauk Prairie 2

Baraboo ............100 103 3....8 7 2

Sauk Prairie .......100 100 0... 2 6 4

WP-Stanek 5K LP-Kaufman 4K

B-Stanek HR, Hendricks 2X3, 2B

SP-Wipperfurth 2X4, Bauer 2B, Myers 2B, Kippley 3B

Tiffany Stanek scattered six hits to get the win for the Thunderbirds as Baraboo broke the game open in the final two innings with six runs to break a 2-2 deadlock in Prairie du Sac.





Seton Hall Bound Stilwell fans 20, tosses no-hitter

Portage 9, Mt. Horeb 0

Mt. Horeb - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 - 0 - 3

Portage - ...4 2 0 0 2 1 x - 9 -12 -1

Ryan (L), Elver (4); Stilwell (W)

SO - Ryan (2); Stilwell (20)

Hitters - Krueger (P) 2x3, Cleveland (P) 3x4, M. Donahue (P) 2x4

2B - Cleveland, Donahue, Stilwell

Portage's Katie Stilwell threw a no-hitter with 20 strikouts in a Northern Badger softball game Tuesday night. She allowed 2 walks in 7 innings and the lead-off hitter in the second inning reached base on a dropped throw at 1st base. Portage scored 4 runs in the 1st inning on 4 hits, 2 sac bunts and an error to give her an early cushion.



Adams-Friendship 17, Mauston 3 (5innings) South Central Conference game

Mauston .............0 0 2 0 1.....3 4 3

A-F ...................1 7 0 9 x 17 10 2

WP - Amanda Griese. . . . 7K's 2BB

LP - Brandi Heath . . . . . 2K's



Rio 26, Cambria-Freisland 4



Lakeside Lutheran 6, Pardeeville 3

Pardeeville 100 010 1 3 6 1

Lakeside ...100 140 X 6 6 3

WP- Davis 7 IP, 6H, 3R, 3ER, 1 BB, 4 SO

LP-Chapman 6IP, 6H, 6R, 3ER, 4 BB, 7 SO



Deerfield 3 (2-0) Green Lake 2 (0-2)

Green Lake ...........000 002 0 - 2-3-1

Deerfield...............210 000 x - 3-8-3

WP Ashley Gulbranson SO-8, BB-2 0-ER

LP Morgan Cook SO-2, BB-2

Leading hitters; Gosdeck 2x4 (D), Schmoeger 2x3 (D), 3B Gosdeck (2) (D),

2B Schmoeger (D), O'Mohoney (GL)

With two games in, Deerfield Sophomore Tara Gosdeck, has a home run, 2 triples, a double and a single.



Williams Bay 19, Whitewater 0

Whitewater .000 00 0 .....2 4

Williams Bay 243 10X ....19 12 0

WP - Emily Deitz - 8 K

LP - Stevenson - 2 K

Williams Bay defeated Whitewater 19 - 0 in non-conference action on Tuesday night. Emily Deitz lead the way for the Bulldogs in the circle, striking out 8 and walking 0. At the plate Emily was 3-3 with a double and 3 RBI. Caroline Starck went 2-3 including a triple, 3 runs scored and 3 RBI. Megan Hovestol added 3 RBI as well.



Walks costly in Greenwood softball team's loss to Augusta, 18-7

Marshfield News-Herald

GREENWOOD -- Tiffany Mullins went 2 for 4 with a pair of doubles and two RBI as Augusta cruised past Greenwood 18-7 in five innings in a nonconference softball game Tuesday. Allison Sell went 2 for 5 with three RBI in the win. Nikki Karlen was 2 for 3 with a double, while Kaitlin Kirn and Rylee Gregorich each had a triple for Greenwood, whose struggles included giving up 19 walks in the loss.

Augusta (11)41 03 -- 18 8 4

Greenwood 013 21 -- 7 5 1

WP--Sarah Weiss. LP--Michelle Elgersma.

SO--Weiss 3, Alison Kaeding 2; Elgersma 0, Jana Herdrich 1. BB--Weiss 2, Kaeding 2; Elgersma 7, Herdrich 12.

2B--A, Tiffany Mullins 2; G, Nikki Karlen.

3B--G,Kaitlin Kirn, Rylee Gregorich.



Pacelli 31, Menomonee Indian 0

Menominee Indian... 0 0 0 0 0 .........0 0 1

Pacelli …………….. 11 2 16 2 ...........31 15 0

WP Sara Sadlemeyer SO 4 BB 0

LP Emmie SO 0 BB 10

Leading Hitters: Leah Raflik 5x5-6RBI, Amanda Mielke 2x3(DB)-4 RBI, Nicole Raschka 2x3-3RBI



Note!

St. Catherine's 1, Union Grove 0

Just wanted to report on our last game. On March 30th Racine Saint Catherine's beat Union Grove 1- 0. I twas a classic pitchers battle between Karen Kasinski SC and Kristyn Hansen UG. Karen Kasinski went 2 for 3, Struck out 10 walked , and gave up 1 hit, Kristyn Hansen struckout 6 and gave up 4 hits. The game was decided in the top of the 6th inning when Karen Kasinski hit a homerun over the center field fence.



 





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Iola-Scandinavia - 16 (1-2),Dublin Sciato High School, Dublin Sciato, OH - 2,

At Wide World of Sports Complex Disney World, Orlando, FL

Iola-Scandinavia.....000 261 7 ......16 14 4

Dublin Sciato HS.....000 100 1........ 2 3 2

WP Ashley Draeger SO-13, BB-0

LP Jill Tucker SO-7, BB-11

Iola-Scandinavia Leading Hitters: Alex Berg 3x3, 2RBI; Kelsey Louison 3x4, 4RBI; Alyssa Erickson 2x3, RBI; Calan Nelson 2x4, 3RBI.





Kettle Moraine 6 Waukesha West 1 (Game played on March 30th)

WP Brynn Wessberg -- Wessberg 7IP 3H 0ER 0BB 12K Perfect game for 5 2/3.

LP Katie Truax

KM (10 hits)

Leading hitters: Sarah Leslie 2x4 2R; Brynn Wessberg 2x4 3B 2RBI; Jamie Riddle 3B 2RBI; Jen Zipfel 3B RBI

Kettle Moraine (1-0) vs. Waukesha West (0-1)





Kettle Moraine 11, Mukwonago 1 (Played on April 2nd)

Mukwonago .......010 00- 1 6 5

Kettle Moraine....106 13-11 14 1

WP Brynn Wessberg (2-0) - Wessberg 5IP 6H 0ER 1BB 7K

LP Morgan Towell Towel 4.2IP 14H 8ER 2BB 0K

KM Leading Hitters (14H): Stepf Kressin 3x4 3R RBI; Rebecca Brandt 2x4 SB; Theresa Strand 2x4 2B 2RBI; Nikki Wickland 2x3; Kara Burac 1x2 2RBI; Sarah Leslie 1X3 BB 2R

Mukwonago (6H) K. Aman 2x3; K. Grossmier 2x2

Kettle Moraine 2-0 vs. Mukwonago 1-3



LaCrosse Aquinas played GET on March 27th and that summary is posted on that days' games. they also played in Florida on March 30th and April 1st and those scores are posted on those dates as well.





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Pepin 7, Mondovi 5

Pepin...........111400

Mondovi........0000005

WP Molly Mcintosh 8-k's 1bb

LP Kristi Cervais 2-k's 4bb

Leading Hitters for Pepin Molly Mcintosh 2-3 with a double

Mary Buvala 1-3 Kylee Haglund 1-3 with a double

Our young team dominated the entire game until the 7th and then a couple of hits by Mondovi and a few mental breakdowns brought them right back in it. We give Mondovi a lot of credit for not quitting and coming back like they did, they fought hard. We need to finish games. I thought it was a good thing for our girls to have some pressure put on them, and to see how they would react. I think that they can learn from yesterday. We had a lot of tough fans come out to see our home opener, more than I figured would tough it out. Mondovi Brought quite a crowd also. Its softball season and everybody just wanted to see some SOFTBALL.



DeSoto 15, Wauzeka 2 (5 innings)

Connie Ghelf hit a two-run, two-out single in the first inning to spark the Pirates, and Jordan Tully and Casey Paletta both had doubles. Courtney Zeimet gave up only two hits for her fourth win of the season.

De Soto ....................454 20 .....15 13 2

Wauzeka ............000 20 ......2 3 4

Leading hitters: DS—Wrobel 3-4, Tully 3-4 (2b), Zeimet 2-3, Paletta 2-3 (2b), Ghelf (2 rbi); W—McCullick 2-2



Williams Bay 7, Mukwonago 0

Mukwonago .......000 000 0 ....0 2 2

Williams Bay ......220 021 X ....7 12 0

WP - Emily Deitz SO - 7 BB - 1

LP - Megan Towell SO - 7 BB - 4

On a somewhat chilly night for softball the Bulldogs defeated the Indians in non-conference action. Carloine Starck lead the way for Williams Bay going 4-4 with 2 doubles and 2 RBI. Ashley Carlson provided a back breaking 2 out, 2 run single in the bottom of the 5th inning. Emily Deitz recorded 7 strike-outs while allowing only 2 hits for the Bulldogs.



Mineral Point 8, Fennimore 1

Fennimore ....... 000 000 1 ..... 1 2 2

Mineral Point ... 341 000 X ..... 8 6 2

WP- Bree Reynolds - fanned 2

LP - Kovars, Hubbard (4) -- Kovars fanned 3

HR - Johnson (MP),

3B Poad (MP), McReynolds (MP)

2B - Kovars (F), Lems (F)



Lancaster 11, Prairie du Chien 1

Prairie du Chien ........ 000 01 ..... 1 8 5

Lancaster ............... 340 13 ..... 11 9 1

WP - Katie Schroeder (4-0) - 7 Ks

LP - George (3-3) - 6 Ks

Leading Hitters: Mezera (PdC) 2x3; Logeman (L) 3x4; Mueller (L) 2x4; Henry (L) 2x4

HR - Wagner (PdC)

2B - Ariss (PdC); Henry (L) 2

On a sub 40 degree day in Lancaster, the Flying Arrows wasted no time in building a lead and then ending the game in 5 innings. Lancaster was led offensively by SR. SS Teresa Logemann. She was 3-3 with a Sac Fly, 2 runs scored, 4 RBI, and a SB. JR Catcher Emily Muller was 2-4 with a RBI and sophmore CF Ashley Henry was 2-4 with 2 doubles. Senior Pitcher Katie Schroeder scattered 8 hits in the victory. SR SS Beth Wagner connected for an automatic homerun off Schroeder in the 5th for the Blackhawks. Lancaster moved to 4-0 overall and 4-0 in SWC play. PDC dropped to 3-3 overall and 3-2 in SWC action.

* Katie Schroeder recently passed 500 career strikeouts and is closing in on 60 career victories. 700 Ks and 70 wins seem within reach if things go well for Katie in 2007.



Mineral Point 8, Fennimore 1

Fennimore = 0-0-0-0-0-0-1 = 1-2-2

Mineral Point = 3-4-1-0-0-0-x = 8-6-2

MP - Bree Ann Reynolds (Win) 2k s, 0 bb s, 1 hit,

Chelsea Bertram (2 innings) 0 k s, 0 bb s, 1 hit, 1 unearned run

Fennimore - Kovars (Loss) 3 k s, 5 bb s, 6 hits, 7 earned runs

Hubbard (3 innings) 0 k s, 0 bb s, 0 hits

2B = Kovars (F), Lenz (F)

3B = Claire Poad (mp), Chantal McReynolds (mp)

HR = Jordan Johnson (mp)

Mineral Point - 2-0 conference, 3-0 overall -- Fennimore - 0-2 conference, 0-2 overall (?)



Ithaca 14, North Crawford 4



La Crosse Central 13, Onalaska 4

Wp Sarah Buttolph (7k,1 BB)

LP Brittke (0k, 4BB)

Cold game tonight. Best Performance of the night was by Jessa Pfennig. She started with a 3 Run HR in the 1st, followed with a leadoff triple in the 3rd and led off the 4th with a double. Unfortunately she hurt her arm in the top of the 5th and did not get a chnce to hit the single for the cycle!!





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OLYMPIAN CONFERENCE



St. Mary Central 5, Chilton 1

Game winner: Tied at 1-1, Sara Gawinski doubled home Alyssa Benrud, who had singled and stolen second. Gawinski later scored on Taylor Zuleger's single. · On the mound: Gawinski pitched a complete game, allowing four hits with no walks and two strikeouts. Chilton hit only two balls out of the infield against Gawinski.

CHILTON (0-2, 0-1) 010 000 0 — 1 4 1

SMC (2-0, 1-0) ......100 211 x — 5 5 0

WP: Sara Gawinski.

LP: Oberdorf.

Leading hitters: Alyssa Benrud SMC 2x3.



Mishicot's offense heats up against Wrightstown -Indians tally 13 hits to win Olympian Conference opener



By Steve Clark

Herald Times Reporter

MISHICOT — The Mishicot softball team apparently just need the temperatures to get cold for their bats to heat up.



After totaling just six hits in their first two games combined, the Indians had six players rack up two hits apiece and finished with 13 overall in a 14-5 Olympian Conference victory over Wrightstown on a frigid Thursday afternoon that had the wind-chill factor in the teens at the start of the game.



"It felt good to finally hit," said sophomore Kasey Englebrecht, one of the Indians to finish with two hits — both doubles. "During practice we just worked really hard on hitting, and our coaches really showed us the right way to do it. It really helped."



And Mishicot (1-2 overall, 1-0 in the OC) wasn't just making contact and dribbling balls into empty spaces.



Five of the Indians' hits went for extra bases, led by Englebrecht's two doubles. Melissa Sattler also boomed a double, while Stephanie Wiebensohn and Lindsay Van Vonderen each recorded triples.



"I was going to go home, but coach had to stop me," Van Vonderen joked with Mishicot head coach Larry Feest about her two-run triple in the fourth inning that one-hopped the right-center field fence. "I got that hit, and it was just exhilarating."



As good as Mishicot felt about its offense at the end of the game, the key to getting that feeling came at the start.



After Wiebensohn fanned two batters in retiring the side in order in the top of the first inning, the Indians erupted for six runs in the bottom of the frame and never trailed.



Wiebensohn started the inning with a walk, while Jenny Morreau followed by reaching on a fielder's choice. After Sarah Biely's single loaded the bases, Sattler plated two runs with a single to left field, while Biely scampered home — and Sattler advanced all the way to third — on a Wrightstown error.



Van Vonderen, who finished with a team-best four RBIs, then drove in Sattler with a sacrifice fly, while Megan Hischke and Wiebensohn also added RBI-singles in the frame.



"(The first inning was) huge for the girls, you could tell. They got up there and hit the first couple, and then it gets contagious," Feest said. "Then everyone got up there and started swinging. And it wasn't just to hit the ball, but it was to drive the ball to a gap and hit the hole."



Added Van Vonderen: "It did (boost everybody's confidence). It really proved that we can actually hit. Then everybody is pumped up and more confident and just having fun out there."



The Tigers (0-2 overall, 0-2 in the OC) came back with a run in the top of the second on an RBI-single by Emma Smits, but Mishicot got an RBI-single from Van Vonderen and a run-scoring double by Englebrecht in the bottom of the inning to pull ahead 8-1.



The Indians' next big inning came in the fourth when Van Vonderen drove in Biely and Sattler with her line-shot triple, before scoring on Ashlee Skarda's single. Englebrecht, who also drew two walks and reached base in all four plate appearances, then scored on Emily Dirkmann's groundout to cap the inning with Mishicot leading, 12-2.



Wrightstown took advantage of a pair of Mishicot errors to plate two runs in the top of the fifth to extend the game and then added another in the sixth to trim the Indians' lead to 12-5.



"We had a little letdown when they came back, and that's why we called a timeout to talk about it," Feest said of a fifth-inning trip to the mound. "I think they thought they had the game wrapped up because they were looking at that 10-run rule, and we had to get back and get focused and get the win."



Englebrecht doubled and scored on a Skarda single to start a two-run sixth inning that boosted Mishicot's lead back to nine, and Wiebensohn pitched around a one-out single in the seventh to close out the win.



Wiebensohn fanned eight and walked only three in earning the complete-game win. Only three of the runs she gave up were earned, despite a solid defensive effort by the Indians.



"(Our defense) is definitely a strength. I think we have really good infielders and outfielders," said Englebrecht, the third baseman, who had six assists and two putouts, and started a double play in the sixth inning. "(Our pitchers don't walk many hitters), and that really helps a lot, too."



And even though Mishicot dropped a pair of non-conference games to start the season, getting a win in its conference opener is definitely a boost for the team's confidence.



"The first two games just gave us some experience. We felt like coming into tonight we were 0-0, and we got the win and now we're 1-0," Feest said. "I thought Wrightstown was a very good team, pitching-wise and defensively, but we just came out and hit the ball today. That's what it was."



Notes: The Mishicot players with two hits in the game were Wiebensohn, Biely, Sattler, Van Vonderen, Englebrecht and Skarda. ... The Nos. 3 through 7 hitters for Mishicot went a combined 10-for-16 with nine RBIs. ... The Indians also stole three bases in the game. ... Mishicot left on only five baserunners in the game, but all three were stranded at third base. ... Chelsea Klika took the loss for Wrightstown. ... Smits and Brianna Mueller each had two hits for the Tigers.



Wrightstown (ab-r-h-rbi) — Diedrich, 2b, 4-1-0-0; Mueller, c, 4-1-2-0; Klika, p, 4-0-1-0; Van Laanen, 1b, 3-2-1-1; Baers, 3b, 4-0-1-1; Ebben, lf, 2-1-1-0; Lemke, dh, 2-0-0-0; VanDenElson, rf, 0-0-0-0; Smitz, cf, 3-0-2-2; Bowers, ss, 3-0-1-0. Totals: 29-5-9-4.



Mishicot (ab-r-h-rbi) — Wiebensohn, p, 4-1-2-1; Morreau, ss, 4-1-0-0; Biely, 1b, 4-2-2-0; Sattler, lf, 4-3-2-2; Van Vonderen, dp-cf, 3-2-2-4; Kirt, c, 0-0-0-0; Englebrecht, 3b, 2-3-2-1; Skarda, 2b, 3-2-2-2; Schwerma, cf, 2-0-0-0; Dirkmann, dp, 2-0-0-0; Hischke, rf, 4-0-1-1. Totals: 32-14-13-12.

Wrightstown...010 121 0 — 5

Mishicot ...... 620 402 x — 14

E — Wrightstown 5, Mishicot 3. DP — Mishicot 1. LOB — Wrightstown 6, Mishicot 5. 2B — Baers, Sattler, Englebrecht 2. 3B — Ebben, Wiebensohn, Van Vonderen. SAC — Skarda. SF — Van Vonderen. SB — Englebrecht, Skarda, Hischke. CS — Mueller, Biely.

Hits off of — Klika 13 in 6; Wiebensohn 9 in 7. ER — Klika 11; Wiebensohn 3. BB — Klika 3; Wiebensohn 3. SO — Klika 4; Wiebensohn 8.

W — Wiebensohn. L — Klika.



Wild Rose 13, Port Edwards 3:

Alicia Testin started her fifth-straight game for Wild Rose and earned the win to move her — and her team s — record to 3-2 overall. The Wild Rose ace had more than enough offensive firepower in support as the Wildcats racked up nine hits in the 13-3 rout of Port Edwards.Gabi Hungerford was on fire from the plate, going 2-for-4 with a pair of home runs and four RBI."Gabi has been absolutely amazing for us offensively this season," Wild Rose head PORT EDWARDS (0-1) 100 02 — 3 5 2

WILD ROSE (3-2) 300 82 — 13 9 0Pitchers — PE: Sammi Rehberg (5IP, 4K, 8BB). WR: Alicia Testin (5IP, 7K, 1BB). WP: Testin (3-2). LP: Rehberg (0-1).

Hitters — PE: none. HOME: Balinda Allemand 2-4, 3B, 2RBI; Gabi Hungerford 2-4, 2HR, 4RBI; Missy Egly 1-2, HR, 2RBI.





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Shoreland Lutheran 5, St. Mary s, Buffalo, NY 4 @ Disney World, Orlando, FL

St. Mary s ………….........1001020…4.6.2

Shoreland Lutheran .....000320X…5.7.3

WP-Rochelle Willkomm (4-0) 6IP 5K 0BB 1ER

LP-Katrina Lubecki 7IP 3K 0BB 1ER

Leading Hitters

SL-Katie Morman 2x3 3B 2R, Rochelle Willkomm 2x3, Alyssa Bahr 1x3 2RBI, Melissa Luebbers 1x3 1RBI GWH

SM-Valentino 2x3 2R, Steffanie Simmuth 2x3 2R, Katrina Lubecki 1x3 2B

Shoreland Lutheran moved to 4-0 this morning with a gritty victory over St. Mary s from Buffalo, NY. St. Mary s scored an unearned run in the top of the 1st to get the early lead. They added a 2nd run in the top of the 4th with a lead off single and a stolen base followed by 2 infield ground outs that advanced Simmuth home. St. Mary s pitcher Katrina Lubecki had a perfect game through the first time of the Shoreland lineup, but the Pacer bats warmed up the second time through the lineup. Senior 2nd Baseman, Megan Peterson, reached by error and then freshman shortstop, Katie Morman blazed a triple down the left field line scoring Peterson. Morman then scored on a ground out by Brittanny Bahr tying the game at two. With two outs the Pacers strung together 3 singles by Kim Gall, Rochelle Willkomm and Melissa Luebbers which brought in the 3rd run of the inning. Again with 2 outs in the 5th the Pacers struck again. This time Morman led it off with a single. Sophomore catcher, Brittanny Bahr, then reached on error. Older sister Alyssa Bahr then plunked a Texas-league blooper into short right-center scoring both runners. St. Mary s battled back and scored two runs in the 6th thanks to shaky defense by Shoreland. 2 errors and 2 singles plated 2 runs. Junior pitcher, Rochelle Willkomm then forced a pop out to 2nd base with the tying run at 3rd. St. Mary s threatened to tie the score again in the 7th when Lubecki laced a double to right-center. Willkomm again pitched out of it by forcing a fly out to 2nd and striking out the final batter of the game.