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Monday - March 26



Janesville Craig 6, Waunakee 5 (11innings)



Mt. Horeb 2, Parkview 0

Mt Horeb ----- 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 -- 2 3 0

Parkview ------0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- 0 2 1

Ryan W, LP Whalen, Christensen in relief



Laconia 2, Ripon 1

Ripon ...1000000 1 3 1

Laconia 010001- 2 6 3

WP: Scheberl (7 inn; 4 K)

LP: Hammmer (6 inn; 2 K)

R: Lukoski 2x3, double; Mlodzik 1x3, double; Block 1x2, triple, 1RBI

L: Eubanks 2x3, triple, 2 runs

Laconia 1-0, Ripon 0-1



Lancaster 10, Platteville 0 (5 innings)

Lancaster 1 0 0 7 2.... 10 9 0

Platteville 0 0 0 0 0...... 0 2 3

WP- Katie Schroeder 5 IP, 7 Ks, 2 Hits, 1 BB

LP- Dayna Fiedler 4 1/3 IP, 8 Hits, 9 runs, 4 BB, 3 Ks

Lancaster was led by Katie Schroeder's 2 RBI double, Mary Dressler's 2 RBI single, and Emily Muller's 3 hit game.

Lancaster improved to 2-0 overall and 2-0 in SWC. Platteville dropped to 1-2 overall and 0-2 in SWC action.



Cuba City 5, Galena, IL 4 (15 innings)

Both pitchers went the distance and both fanned 23 batters.



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Barneveld 3, Belmont 2

Belmont.....101 000 0-2 2 2

Barneveld...001 110 x-3 5 3

WP: Sutter LP: Morrissey

Sutter-17 K's, 2 BB's

Morrissey-7 K's, 2 BB's

Barneveld 2-0, Belmont 0-1



Parkview 19, Albany 7

Albany ....1 0 1 0 5 ....7 5 5

Parkview 8 8 3 0 x ..19 10 3

W-Whalen L-Schultz

Parkview 1-1, Albany 0-1



Shoreland Lutheran 11, Heritage Christian 0 (5 Innings)

Heritage Christian (0-1) ….…..00000…0.0.6

Shoreland Lutheran (1-0)…….45002…11.5.0

WP- Rochelle Willkomm (1-0) 5IP 10K 1BB 0ER

LP- Keri Frawley (0-1) 5IP 2K 5BB 6ER

Leading Hitters:

SL: Megan Peterson 1x2 2R 1BB 1HP 2RBI; Katie Morman 1x2 2B 2R 1BB

Shoreland Lutheran had little problem dismantling Heritage Christian in the opener for both teams. Junior pitcher, Rochelle Willkomm, hurled a 5 inning no-hitter for the Pacers. Willkomm had 10 strikeouts to only one walk.





Jefferson 6, Lakeside Lutheran 2

Lakeside 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 3 1

Jefferson 4 0 0 2 0 0 X 6 6 1

WP - Kayla Clemmons - 8 Ks, 6 BB

LP - Greta Davis - 2 Ks, 6 BB

Leading Hitters: Clemmons (J) 2x3

2B - Clemmons (J)

Jefferson 1-0, Lakeside Lutheran 0-1



Mayville 13, Ripon 2 (5 inn.)

Mayville 0 6 4 0 3 ....13 13 2

Ripon ....0 0 0 0 2.....2 6 2

Pitching

WP (M) Alyssa Leystra, 5 IP, 6 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 2 Ks, 1 HB

LP (R) Kahl, 3 IP, 9 H, 10 R, 8 ER, 3 BB, 5 Ks, 1 HB

Hammer, 2 IP, 4 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 3 Ks, 0 HB

Leading Hitters: (M) Abbie Mueller, 4x4, 2 doubles, 4 RBIs; Ariel Wald, 2x4, double, RBI, Run; Kasey Schwartzmiller, 2x4, RBI, 2 Runs; Chelsea Jorgensen, 1x3, 2 RBIs, 3 Runs; Hillary Brummond, 1x3, 2 RBIs, 2 Runs

The Lady Cardinals softball team started the 2007 season on a winning note, defeating the Ripon Tigers 13-2 in 5 innings at Ripon. After the Cardinals stranded two runners in the first, the exploded for 6 runs in the second and 4 more in the third to jump ahead 10-0. Alyssa Leystra picked up the win, going the distance, scattering 6 hits, and allowing just one earned run, to go with no walks and 2 strikeouts. With the bats, Mayville pounded out 13 hits and added three walks. Abbie Mueller led all hitters with a perfect 4x4 at the plate, including 2 doubles and 4 RBIs. Ariel Wald and Kasey Schwartzmiller each went 2x4 with and RBI. Chelsea Jorgensen scored three times and collected 2 RBIs, and Hillary Brummond scored twice and notched 2 RBIs. The team is next in action on Thursday at Ziegler Park vs. Hartford at 4:00 p.m.



Mt Horeb 3, Beloit Turner 1

Beloit Turner..................001 000 0 1 6 1

Mt Horeb...................... 000 003 X 3 5 2

WP-Elver LP-Fritz

SO-Elver-5 Fritz-6

Fritz held Mt Horeb to 1 hit through 5 innings, but in the bottom of the 6th, after the lead off batter to popped out to the shortstop, Fritz gave up 4 straight hits allowing Mt Horeb to bring in 3 runs. In the top of the 7th Turner got two runners on after two outs, but the were left at 2nd and 3rd as the final batter hit a ground ball to first base for the final out. Mt Horeb is now 2-0 versus the Rock Valley Conference, while Turner is 0-1 in non-conference. Mt Horeb: Eckstein 2/3 with a double and a triple BT: Driscoll was 3/3 with a double.



Mineral Point 4, Shullsburg 0

Shullsburg ..........0-0-0-0-0-0-0 = 0 4 1

Mineral Point ......1-1-2-0-0-0-X = 4 9 3

Winning Pitcher = Bree Ann Reynolds 8 k's 1 bb

Losing Pitcher = Samantha Peacock 1 k's 0 bb's 1 hp

Leading Hitters:

Mineral Point - Ashley Steffes 2x3, Liz Lawinger 2x2

Shullsburg - Samantha Peacock 3x3

2b = Samantha Peacock (S)

3b = Samantha Peacock (S), Jordan Johnson (MP)

Rbi's = Jordan Johnson (MP) - 2, Bree Ann Reynolds (MP) - 1, Melissa Doyle (MP) -1

Mineral Point = 1-0 overall, Shullsburg = 1-1 overall



Kiel 14, Howards Grove 0

Rachel Mathes tosses a 2 hitter and helps her cause with a 3 run home run in the 1st inning. Mathes went 2-for-3, while Kayla Sell went 3-for-4 with four runs batted in, Abby Driscoll had two hits and two RBI and Kristen Wieck was 2-for-2. Kiel scored 10 runs in the first inning and cruised from there, finishing with 14 hits and no errors. Mathes allowed two hits and two walks while striking out six in the win. Brynn Schueler allowed 10 runs on four hits and three walks, though six were unearned thanks to Howards Grove errors.



New Holstein 8, Chilton 5

Up and down: After the Tigers rallied for four runs in the sixth to close within one run, the Huskies scored three runs in their half of the inning. Delivering: Aimee Herrick and Heather Zipperer each drove in two runs

in the sixth inning for the Tigers. He said it: "We'll be all right. The first five innings we didn't do anything." — Wayne Pagel, Chilton coach, on his team's offense prior to the sixth inning.

CHILTON (0-1)........ 000 004 1 — 5 8 2

NH (1-0) ................010 043 x — 8 10 2

WP: Rose. LP: Oberdorf. Leading hitters: Van Grinsven C 2x4, Nelson C

2x4, Herrick C 2x3, Heather Zipperer C 2b.



Brodhead 11, Belleville 0



Brookfield East 9, New Berlin West 1

New Berlin West- - - - 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 1 2 4

Brookfield East - - -- - 2 2 1 3 0 1 X - 9 11 2

Pitchers: BE Nena Speder (w), 7IP, 7K NBW: Radtke (L),

Leading hitters: BE Speder 2x3, 2R; Devon Rayburn 2x3, R; Emily Foster 1x3 (2B) RBI

BE 1- 0, NBW 0-1





DeSoto 6, Prairie du Chien 2

De Soto senior Courtney Zeimet struck out nine batters in seven innings of work as the Pirates defeated Prairie du Chien 6-2. De Soto junior Kandace Fox started the scoring, driving in a run with a first inning double. De Soto junior Jordan Tully had two hits on the night and scored the Pirates first run of the season.

De Soto ....................101 002 2 ....6 9 1

Prairie du Chien...........000 000 2 ....2 8 1

Records: De Soto 1-0, PdC 2-1



Greenwood 5, Alma 1



Waterloo 11, Pardeeville 0



Rio 11, Montello 3



Kenosha Bradford 11, Badger 1



Monticello 7, New Glarus 1



Boscobel 8, Wauzeka 3



Oconomowoc 6, Pewaukee 2

Pewaukee ............000 020 0 2 5 2

Oconomowoc ......112 002 x 6 8 1

WP: Scwefel 9k, 1BB LP: Kopczynski 4k, 4BB,

Ocon: Herro 3x4, 1RBI, Stieber 2x4, DBL, RBI Pewaukee: Groer 3x3



Holmen 4, Fall Creek 0

Fall Creek...........0 0 0 0 0 0 0....... 0 3 3

Holmen..............0 0 2 0 0 2 x ........4 7 1

WP (Pierce) 9K 4BB

LP (Horlacher) 4K 7BB

Holmen: Medinger (3x4), Preeshl (2x3)

Fall Creek: Wieg (2B)

Holmen (1-0) -- Fall Creek (1-1)



Aquinas 2, GET 1

GET .....000 100 0…..1 5 0

Aquinas 000 000 2…..2 6 1

WP – Conway 2K 2BB

LP – Prondzinski 1K 1BB

GET – S. Weaver 2x3 (2B)

Aquinas – Fitzpatrick 2x3







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Wednesday - March 28



Thomas More 13, Wauwatosa West 0, Woodland Conference

Thomas More .......4 2 0 3 0 4 ....13 10 0

Tosa West ..........000 0 0 0 0 .....0 2 5

WP: Katie Boyle 10K 0BB

LP: Courtney Krueger 3K 0BB

Leading Hitters: Thomas More, Jessica Heling 2x3 1RBI, Gabrielle Nowak 3x4 2RBI 3 doubles, Meghan Shilling 2x3, Katelyn Stahr 2x4 4RBI Triple

Records: Thomas More 1-0, Tosa West 0-1





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Beloit Memorial 3, Janesville Craig 0

Beloit 1 0 0 0 0 0 2..........3 3 2

Craig 0 0 0 0 0 0 0..........0 3 4

Leading Hitters: Jillynn Mortensen (JC) 2x3

Ashley Culver and Mandy Smith hooked up in a pitching dual with Beloit coming out on top, taking advantage of 4 Craig errors which lead to all 3 runs. Congratulations to Jen Pozzani on her first career win.



Middleton 2, Sun Prairie 0

Sun Prairie………000 000 0 021

Middleton ……….001 001 x 231

WP-Thomas (3K) -- LP-Statz (5K)

Leading Hitters Acker (Middleton) 2x2



Madison Memorial 8, Janesville Parker 5

Madison Memorial .........1 1 3 0 1 2 0 .....8 10 0

Janesville Parker ...........0 0 0 2 0 3 0..... 5 5 0

WP: Johnson 7K 1BB

LP: Tracey 2BB

Koebler (4) 4K 1BB

3X4 Umberger (MM), 2X3 Buckingham (MM), Koebler (JP), 2X4 Koykkar (MM), Valdes (MM), Fairbert (JP)

HR: Koykkar, 3B Umberger (2), 2B Umberger, Buckingham, Fairbert, Koebler

Memorial 1-0 Conference 1-0 -- Parker 0-1 0-1



Portage 6, Baraboo 0

Portage 001 010 4 6-8-2

Baraboo 000 000 0 0-4-3

LP Stanek 5K

WP Stillwell 10 K

B-Stanek 2X2, 3B Lane 2B

P-Krueger 2X3, 2B, HR Stillwell 2B Cleveland 2X4



Verona 7, Monona Grove 1

Monona Grove ..100 000 0 1 3 5

Verona ............002 113 7 8 2

WP - Nordin -- LP - Paulus

Leading Hitters: Hendrickson (V) 2-3, Brose (V) 2-4

3B: Schmid (V)

2B: Chellevold (V)



Waunakee 11, DeForest 1

DeForest ....... 001 00 ...... 1 2 2

Waunakee ..... 010 (10)0 .. 11 12 1

WP - Epping -- LP -Haag

Howard (W) 3x3, Brendel (W) 2x3, Rice (W) 2x3,

2B -Leighton (D), Howard, Brendel and Rice

Waunakee 1-1, DeForest 1-1



Monroe 4, Stoughton 0

Stoughton ......................... 000 000 0 0 2 2

Monroe >>>>>.................... 002 002 x 4 11 1

WP-Beckman (Olsen - 7th) LP-Weiss

SO - Beckman 11, Olsen 1, Weiss 3

Leading Hitters - M.Schuttler 2x4, R. Schuttler 2x3



McFarland 1, Belleville 0

Belleville 000 000 0 0runs 1 hit 1 error

McFarland 001 000 0 1run 6hits 4errors

WP-Schmikla 0 BB's 10 K's

LP-Weber 3 BB's 2 K's

2B-Schmikla



Adams-Friendship 12 Reedsburg 1 (5 innings)

Adams-Friendship .................105 06 12 11 1

Reedsburg ...........................010 00 1 1 5

WP Amanda Griese 3K's 1BB

LP Rochelle Meyer 6K's 1BB



Luther 7 (1-0), GET 4 (0-2)

Luther .................... 000 003 4 ... 7 8 1

GET ....................... 003 010 0 ....4 7 4

WP- Courtney Hoeg LP- Kate Fregin

SO- Hoeg 4 Fregin 5

The Lady Knights scored seven times in the last two innings to complete a comeback win over the defending Coulee Conference champions. Megan Hamilton scored the tying run on a one-out double by Lindsey Litsheim in the top of the seventh with one out. Rachel Niemi then scored the go ahead run on a wild pitch. Amy Huerkamp followed by driving in Litsheim for an insurance run and later scored on a G-E-T throwing error. Courtney Hoeg pitched a perfect sixth and seventh to pick up her first varsity win.



Mayville (2-0, 0-0) 5, Hartford (0-1, 0-0) 0

Hartford 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2

Mayville 1 0 2 1 1 0 x 5 12 1

Pitching

WP (M) Alyssa Leystra, 7 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 4 Ks, 0 HB

LP (H) Betsy Kerrigan, 6 IP, 12 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 0 BB, 9 Ks, 0 HB

Leading Hitters

(M) Abbie Mueller, 3x3, 3 RBIs

Kasey Schwartzmiller, 2x4, 2 Runs

Hillary Brummond, 2x4, double, run

Bethany Hurst, 2x3, RBI, run

(H) Jessica Roethle, 1x3, double

The Lady Cardinals softball team made it two straight with a 5-0 victory over Hartford at Ziegler Park. The Cardinals got on the board early and scored in four different innings. In the first, Kasey Schwartzmiller led off with a single, moved to second on a wild pitch, and scored on Abbie Mueller s two-out RBI flare to left. With one out in the third, Kasey Schwartzmiller singled to left. Hillary Brummond followed with a single up the middle. The runners moved up to second and third on a ground out to first by Chelsea Jorgensen. Abbie Mueller poked a two-out single to right to record two more RBIs and give the Cardinals a 3-0 lead. Mayville added another run in the fourth with a one out single by Bethany Hurst. Keshia Muche then beat out a bunt-and-run. On the play, with Hurst heading to third, a wild throw sailed into left and allowed Hurst to score on the play. One more insurance run was added in the fifth on a one-out single by Chelsea Jorgensen, followed by a single up the middle by Abbie Mueller, followed by a flare to center by Ariel Wald. Bethany Hurst then came up with the bases loaded and two outs and beat out an infield single and recorded an RBI as Jorgensen scored from third. Hartford threatened in the bottom of the sixth with a leadoff single, followed by a double to right. With runners at second and third, Alyssa Leystra fielded

a comebacker, looked the runner back to three, and went to one to get the batter. Kasey Schwartzmiller relayed to home and Hillary Brummond put a tag on the runner at the plate to record the double play. The next batter grounded out to end the inning. Alyssa Leystra pitched a great game, allowing just 4 hits, no walks, and 4 strikeouts in a complete game shutout. The team is next in action on Friday at Ziegler Park vs. WLA at 4:00 p.m.



Rosholt 15, Bowler 1

Bowler......100 00 1 1 6

Rosholt.....410(10) 15 5 1

WP-Anna Zdroik,13K's-4BB's (1-Hitter)

LP-Rebecca Graves,1-K's-BB-5

Danielle Rickert-4BB's(in relief)

Leading hitters(R)Tanya Kluck(2B)3-RBI's,(R)Alyssa Macht(2B)2RBI's

By Kyle Means

Journal Staff

[email=kmeans@gannett.com]kmeans@gannett.com[/email]

ROSHOLT -- Bowler welcomed Rosholt softball back to the Central Wisconsin Conference Small Division in the season opener for both teams Thursday. It didn't take long for the Panthers to find out they will be lower on the conference totem pole than the Hornets. Rosholt used a 10-run fourth inning to defeat Bowler 15-1 in five innings. The reigning champions of the CWC Large, who moved back to the Small after a four-year absence, liked this matchup for a season opener, but not necessarily because it would be an easy win. "Coming into the small conference, we really don't know what to expect," Rosholt starting pitcher Anna Zdroik said. "It was nice to have a good controlled game. It wasn't like rivals or anything for your first game, that can always be tough." The Panthers proved to be a tough out in the top of the first. Zdroik ended the game with 11 strikeouts in a complete-game two-hitter. She struggled in the first inning, giving up a single and three walks that led to a run scored by Bowler leadoff hitter Brittney Henry. "I wasn't expecting such a small strike zone, and I had to adjust," Zdroik said. "(The umpire) liked a low strike zone and I went with it. In the end, it helped a lot, I just had to work through it." Zdroik made the necessary adjustments and proved to be too much for a young Panthers squad, which fields no seniors. Zdroik struck out the last three batters of the first inning and struck out the side in the second. "I'm proud of how our girls played, we got a lot of new people," Bowler coach David Graves said. "We really only had three or four hitters that could be confident against (Zdroik)." Rosholt got four runs in the bottom of the first, all recorded without a hit, as the Hornets scored off three errors and a walk. Senior Dream Carlson set the tone with aggressive baserunning, stealing second base and went to third on a bad throw. Carlson would score off a dropped fly ball by Henry. Bowler switched pitchers in the fourth inning, and new pitcher Rebecca Graves walked her first three batters. Tanya Kluck drilled a two-run double to give the Hornets a 9-1 lead to break the game open. Two batters later, another two-run double by Alyssa Macht made the score 11-1 and the rout was on. "They had enough," Rosholt coach Tom Fields said. "We don't want to play with teams, we just want to take it to them when we can and get it over with."





Rosholt's record is 1-0



Kiel 16, Elkhart Lake 1

Kiel………....….1 10 3 0 2 - - 16 9 1

Elkhart Lake…1 0 0 0 0 - _ 1 2 5

WP Mathes 2-0 LP Kosnicki 0 -1



River Ridge 8, Boscobel 5

Boscobel.......020 003 0...5 4 5

River Ridge...044 000 x...8 8 3

WP: C. Mergen -- LP: A. Bohn

Mergen-7 K's

Bohn-2 K's

Leading Hitters:

BO: 3B-Harvey

RR: Kirschbaum 2x2, Kalinowski 2x3

River Ridge 1-0, Boscobel 1-1



Port Washington(3-0) 2, Kewaskum(0-1) 0





Ashwaubenon edges Green Bay West, 3-2 in 8 innings

Green Bay West 2 , Ashwaubenon 3

Green Bay West......000 002 00 2 5 3

Ashwaubenon.........110 000 01 3 9 0

WP - Melissa Collins 8 Ks 6 innings

LP - Rebecca Mann 0 Ks 2 1/3 innings

Leading Hitters: Stephanie Ortiz GBW 2 X 4 , rbi ; Katie Hill Ash. 3 X

4 1run,1 rbi, Katie Keyes 2 X 4

HR= none , 3B= Stephanie Ortiz (west)Defending State Champion Ashwaubenon started their season of on a winning note when the defeated a very good Green Bay West team 3 to 2 in eight innings. The Jaguars scored in the first inning when Katie Hill got the first of her 3 hits with one out ; Katie Keyes followed with the first of her two hits; and after a walk loaded the bases, Kelly Arndt's RBI single plated the run.

In the second Erin Boganz reached on an error and after a sacrifice with an error scored on Katie Hill's RBI single. West tied the game in the 6th inning when Jenny Basinski reached on a bunt single followed by a single by leadoff hitter Sierria Vieaux. They both advanced on a wild pitch. Jenny scored on an infield out and Stephanie Ortiz collected her second hit to drive in Sierria Vieaux tying the game. Stephanie stole second but was stranded there. West had runners in scoring position in the last three innings but were thwarted by a Melissa collins strikeout all three times. In the mean time West had settled down on defense and shut the Jaguars out until the eight inning. In the bottom of the eight inning Megan Noskowiak reached on an error by shortstop, after a sacrifice and infield single, her pinch runner scored on an infield single by Erin Baganz. Melissa Collins took the win for Ashwaubenon. Rebecca Mann took the loss after comming in for injured starter ( hit by line drive ) Melissa Glenzer in the 6th inning. This was the first game for both teams.



Seymour 3, Fox Valley Lutheran 1

SEYMOUR — Erin Doepker's leadoff triple sparked Seymour's sixth-inning rally. Nona Danforth followed with a triple of her own, driving in Doepker, then scored on a wild pitch. Crystal Ambrosius drove in the final run later in the inning. Danforth also doubled and got the win, striking out four in four innings of relief. It was the opener for both teams.

Fox Valley Lutheran 000 100 0 — 1 6 1

Seymour ...............000 003 0 — 3 7 1

WP: Nona Danforth. LP: Jamie Matz. Leading hiiters: FVL — Suton Lecker, 2x3; Steph Bakeberg, 2x3. S — Erin Doepker, 2x3; Danforth, 2x3.



Oconto 10, Coleman 0

OCONTO — Natalie Ruechel tossed a five-inning no-hitter, and Jessica Belongia and Jenna Manzetti had two hits apiece for the Blue Devils. Jill Manzetti tripled and drove in two runs for Oconto.

Coleman 000 00 — 0 0

Oconto.. 022 06 — 10 8

WP — Natalie Ruechel. LP — Ruth Tucker. Leading hitters: O — Jessica Belongia 2x2, Jenna Manzetti 2x3. Strikeout leader: O — Ruechel 13.



Southern Door 12, Manitowoc Roncalli 1

BRUSSELS — Courtney Wautier pitched a five-inning no-hitter with no walks and 11 strikeouts to boost the Eagles. Kate Klaubauf ripped a two-run triple during a six-run fourth inning. Klaubauf and Robyn Pichette each drove in three runs.

Manitowoc Roncalli 010 00 — 1 0 1

Southern Door 321 6x — 12 12 3

WP — Courtney Wautier. LP — C. Roberts. Leading hitters: SD — Robyn Pichette 2x4 3 rbis; Liz Neuman 2x3; Kate Klaubauf 2x3 3 rbis; Molly Swanson 2x2. Strikeout leader: SD — Wautier 11.



Kewaunee 6-4, Reedsville 4-2

REEDSVILLE — Kewaunee swept the Panthers in a non-conference doubleheader. In the first game, Reedsville's four-run rally in the bottom of the sixth inning wasn't enough as the Indians held on for a win. Kari Wotachek struck out seven and gave up one hit and one walk in four innings to earn the win. Sam Denor recorded two RBIs for Reedsville. In the second game, Kewaunee scored twice in the third inning and once each in the fifth and sixth innings. Denor went 2-for-3 with an RBI.

Kewaunee 111 021 0 — 6 11 1

Reedsville .000 004 0 — 4 3 0

WP: Kari Wotachek. LP: Krystal Kaloes.



Reedsville 000 100 1 — 2 6 0

Kewaunee 002 011 x — 4 7 0

WP: Not available. LP: Krystal Kalies. Leading hitters: R — Denor 2x3.



CAMPBELLSPORT 7, LOMIRA 0

C'SPORT 121 030 0 — 7 7 0

LOMIRA .102 110 0 — 0 4 4

Pitchers — CAM: Hailey Serwe W. LOM: Kelsey Sterr (L, 7IP, 2K, 7H). Hitters — CAM: Kallie Benike 1x3 (2R); Alli Zurn 1x4 (1R), Alyssa McGray 1x4, Brittany Narges 1x4 (2R), Kate Salter 1x3, Hayley Serwe 1x3, Heidi Kelley 1x2. LOM: Kelsey Sterr 1x3, Beck 1x3, Mader 1x3, Kurz 1x2.

The Cougars' Hayley Serwe gave up four hits and pitched solid in Campbellsport's season-opening victory. Campbellsport's Kallie Benike had a hit and two runs scored and Brittany Narges had a hit and two runs scored. Kelsey Sterr took the loss for the Lions (0-1). She gave up four seven hits and struck out two in seven innings.

Records: CAM 1-0; LOM 0-1.



OAKFIELD 4, WAUPUN 3

WAUPUN ..001 020 0 — 3 4 2

OAKFIELD 000 030 1 — 4 7 3

Pitchers — WAU: Holly Smits (L, 7IP, 7H, 2k, 4BB). OAK: Cherise Waltz (W, 7IP, 4H, 2ER, 8K, 1BB). Hitters — WAU: Nicole Sturtz 2x3 (RBI). OAK: Kourtney Haller 3x4 (2RBI, 2B); Jamie Nolan 2x4 (2b); Nicole Nolan (RBI).

A leadoff walk in the seventh inning and a sacrifice to move the runner to second base set up the game winning RBI single by Nicole Nolan in Oakfield's 4-3 victory Thursday over visiting Waupun. Nolan smacked a clean single to right center field to win the opener for both teams. Kourtney Haller was the hitting star for Oakfield, going 3-for-4 with a double and two RBIs. Cherise Waltz pitched for the victory for Oakfield, going the distance to allow four hits and a walk, while striking out eight. Holly Smits gave up seven hits and four walks, while striking out two for Waupun. Nicole Sturtz was 2-for-3 with an RBI for the Warriors. "It was a fun game to watch," said Oakfield coach Doug Mock. "Both teams were obviously very nervous the first game of the year. You can tell they're two pretty good teams once they get some things ironed out."

Records: WAU 0-1; OAK 1-0.



MARKESAN 13, WESTFIELD 12

MARKESAN 021 025 3 — 13 14 3

WESTFIELD 011 130 6 — 12 12 3

Pitchers — MAR: Emily Hein (W, 7IP, 12H, 9ER, 4BB, 3K).

WEST: Emily Marzahl (L, 14H, 7ER, 4 BB, 2 K). Hitters — MAR: Sammi Jo Kirst 3x5 (2R); Stephanie Dougherty 2x3 (2R); Kristina Krueger 2x4 (2R).

The Hornets (1-1) made it interesting on the road when they allowed Westfield to get six runs and put the tying run on third base in the bottom of the seventh before a grounder to third baseman Brittney Delong ended the game. Westfield (0-3) had three hits in the bottom half of the seventh and used two Westfield errors to come close before Delong ended it. "She fielded it clean, made a nice throw to first and it was finally over," said Markesan coach Brian Cahoon. Sammi Jo Kirst went 3-for-5 to lead Markesan on its way to 14 hits. Stephanie Dougherty and Kristina Krueger both had two hits for the Hornets. Emily Hein pitched for the victory, going all seven innings to allow 12 hits and four walks. She struck out three. "The first game we had 12 strikeouts and we cut it down to two tonight, so that's the positive thing," Cahoon said.

Records: MARK 1-1; WEST 0-3.



Kewaunee 7, Mishicot 3 (8 inn.)

MISHICOT — Mishicot tied the game with a run in the fifth inning and forced extra innings, but Kewaunee scored four runs in the eighth to earn the season-opening non-conference win Tuesday. Mishicot's Jenny Morreau singled home Casey Englebert in the fifth inning, but Kewaunee plated three runs in the eighth on three hits, a walk, and an error. Mishicot's Sarah Biely was 2-for-3 with a triple while her team had five hits and three errors. Jenny Franko was 3-for-3 for Kewaunee, which tallied 10 hits and no errors.



Softball: Greenwood opens season with a win beats Alma 5-1

By Jake Miller

Marshfield News-Herald

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GREENWOOD -- Greenwood pitcher Jennifer Herdrich has laid the groundwork to help stabilize her coach's preseason concerns. Heading into Tuesday's season opener, Greenwood coach Brenda Learman anxiously awaited the performance she would receive from her relatively inexperienced pitcher. The result: a complete-game effort in a 5-1 nonconference win against Alma, in which Herdrich allowed just four hits, while striking out five and walking two. Alma scored its lone run in the top of the seventh when Alex Johnson drove in Samantha Treinen with a two-out double. "I thought our pitching did very well," Learman said. "And that's one thing I was a little worried about." Herdrich, who complemented her arm with a 3 for 4 offensive effort, received a consistent effort from her defense through six innings, particularly from Briana Brey (third base) and Kaitlin Kirn (shortstop) who combined for five assists and played crisp on the left side. Kirn, an all-Eastern Cloverbelt Conference second-team shortstop last season, was impressed with Herdrich's first start of the year. "She's doing a really good job," Kirn said. "She's very accurate; she steps in to her pitches." Both offenses struggled at the plate, but Alma pitcher Whitney Hawes' early control issues helped Greenwood climb out to a 2-0 lead after two innings. With a three-walk first, Hawes, who struck out five and issued six walks during three innings of work, walked in a run and allowed another run to score in the second on a wild pitch. Alma brought in Alyssa Brakke to start the fourth, but after a clean inning Brakke gave up three runs over the next two. Finally discovering its offense, Greenwood cushioned its lead in the fifth inning after Kirn laced a one-out triple into left center to kick off a three-hit, two-run inning. "It was nice to see her get a good hit," Learman said. "She's been wanting to get one." After seeing her offense stumble, while her defense glistened in the nonconference win, Learman was pleased to get a chance to see what Greenwood needs to work on before the season hits full stride. "It just felt good to play outside," Learman said. "Just to kind of learn what we need to work on. Not necessarily the win-loss of it, just the actual playing of the game."

Alma .........000 000 1 -- 1 4 3

Greenwood 110 021 x -- 5 7 1

WP -- Jennifer Herdrich. LP -- Whitney Hawes. SO -- Herdrich 5; Hawes 5, Heidi Wieland 2. BB -- Herdrich 2; Hawes 6, Wieland 1. 2B -- Alma, Alyssa Brakke, Alex Johnson. 3B -- Greenwood, Kaitlin Kirn.

Records: Alma 0-1 overall; Greenwood 1-0 overall.



Racine Case 13, Racine Horlick 3

Racine Case……. (11)002x – 13 8 4

Racine Horlick…. 0 0012 - 3 2 7

WP – Koch (3-0), LP – Snow (0-1).

Horlick – 2B – K. Anderson, RBI K. Anderson, Snow

Case – 2B – Prioletta, HR – Koch, RBI – Koch 5, Prioletta 2, Jacobson, Bartel

The Eagles remained unbeaten this season, beating cross-town rival Horlick 13-3 in a Southeast Conference game at Case. Case (3-0) scored 11 runs in the first inning, highlighted by sophomore Maggie Prioletta s two-run double and winning pitcher Alissa Koch s three-run home run.Koch, a junior, went 2-for-3 and drove in five runs and junior Sarah Jacobson went 2-for-3 and drove in a run for the Eagles, who outhit Horlick 8-2.On the mound, Koch shut out the Rebels (0-1) on one hit in three innings. She walked one and struck out six before giving way to sophomore Alyssa Celeste, who was charged with three runs, but all were unearned. Horlick was led by sophomore Kelsey Anderson, who doubled and drove in a run.



Wonewoc Center 8, Brookwood 3

Won. Center...... 030 211 1 .....8 6 2

Brookwood......... 003 000 0 ....3 11 8

WP: Dana Leis ( 3K; 1 BB ) --LP: Anna Flock ( 9K; 2BB )

Leading Hitters:Won. Center: Dana Leis ( 3 RBI ),Sam Thompson ( 2 x 3 ),Melissa Schultz ( double; 2 RBI )

Brookwood: Sheri Haskoor ( 2 x 4 ),Allie Johnson ( 4 x 4 ),Heidi Ballwahn ( 2 x 2; 2 RBI ),Geena Dougherty ( 2 x 3 )Records: Won. Center 1 – 0 Scenic Bluffs; 2 – 0 Overall,Brookwood 0 – 1; 0 - 1



Mt. Horeb 9, Sauk Prairie 7



Prairie du Chien 2, River Valley 0



Dodgeville 10, Platteville 0



Lancaster 3, Richland Center 1

RC ..........0 1 0 0 0 0 0 ...1 3 1

Lancaster 2 1 0 0 0 0 x -- 3 6 0

WP- Katie Schroeder 7 IPs, 13Ks, 0 BB, 3 Hits, 1 ER

LP- Lese 7 IPs, 0 ks, 6 hits

Senior SS Teresa Logemann belted a 2 run automatic homerun to Left Center in the opening inning and Lancaster held down RC to get the victory. Senior 1st team All-State Pitcher Katie Schroeder has come out firing on all cylinders. Up next for Lancaster, host PDC who is also 3-0.



New Lisbon 5, Bangor 3



Wauzeka 5, Seneca 4 (8 innings)



Johnson Creek 6, Jefferson 5



Cuba City 7, Blackhawk 0



Badger 8, Delavan-Darien 1



Jefferson 15, Palymra-Eagle 2



Darlington 9, Monticello 8 (8 innings)



Oregon 7, Madison Edgewood 4



Holmen 1, LaCrosse Central 0 (8 innings)

La Crosse Central........ 000 000 00

Holmen ......................000 000 01

Wp Emily Pierce (2 hitter)

LP Courtney Ritchie (2 hitter)

Leading Hitters: La Crosse Central Kenisha McGuire (2b)

A very well played early season matchup. Central had a chance in the 1st after a leadoff double, but after reaching 3rd on a wild pitch, McGuire was stranded. Key play in the inning was with 2 outs when Jessa Pfennig was gunned out at 1st base from right field to prevent the run from scoring. Holmen's 1st batter reached by a walk, then Ritchie set down 12 straight, carrying a no-hitter into the 6th inning. The game ended in classic fastpitch fashion. After reaching on an error, The Holmen runner was sacrificed to 2nd, sacrificed to 3rd and scored on a 2-out shot to left center. Only 3 walks and 2 errors total in the game. Pretty amazing since neither team had more than 2 practices on dirt before the game.



Iowa Grant 11, Potosi 10

Iowa Grant . . . . ... .700 000 4 - 11 7 3

Potosi . . . . . . . . . . 000 044 2 - 10 14 4

WP: Amber Bishop (6 innings; 4K, 3BB)

LP: Reba Keene (2 innings; 3K, 5BB)

IG: Cassi James 3-4,

P: Danielle Flesh 3-5, Rachel Fritz 3-4, Malorie Ames 3-5, Reba Keene 2-4

Extra Base Hits: IG: Amber Bishop 3B, Potosi: Malorie Ames 3B, Reba Keene 3B.

Potosi (0-0,0-1)



DeSoto 15, Weston 1

De Soto senior Courtney Zeimet struck out eight batters and gave up one hit in five innings of work as the Pirates defeated Weston 15-1. De Soto juniors Kandace Fox, Jordan Tully, and Kate Boland each had 2 hits. Zeimet added a double at the plate.

Weston......................000 001 ....1 1 4

De Soto ....................258 00X ....15 12 1

Pitchers: D: Zeimet (w), 5IP, 8K, 4 BB W: Drea(L) 1K, 5BB

Records: De Soto 2-0, Weston 0-1



Kenosha Tremper 16, Racine Park 1

Kenosha Tremper 2 3 3 2 6.....16 18 0

Racine Park.........1 0 0 0 0...... 1 4 6

WP Sarah Frenner 5 IP 4H 1 ER 5 K 2 BB

LP Therese Kratowicz 5IP 18H 8ER 2K 9BB

Every Trojan starter had at least 1 hit and 8 starters scored as Tremper beat Park 16-8 in the season opener for both clubs. The Trojans were led offensively by 1B Katelyn Gorman (3-5,2B, 3B, 3RBI), Sam Peloquin (3-4, 3RBI and a couple nice devensive plays), Ashley Arrequin, Kelli Niccolai, Diane Ewens, Frenner, and Rachel Jones all had 2 hits. Park was led by Lauren Kamm (2-3, 3B 1R). Megan Burgess had the Panthers RBI.







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Almond 20, Amherst 15

Almond ....................... 300 1(12)3 1 .... 20 10 3

Amherst ..................... 242 132 1 .... 15 16 3

WP-Gendusa LP-Kate Glodowski

SO- 13 Gendusa - Glodowski 6 Pitt 1

Amherst pitchers gave up 17 walks including 9 walks in the 12 run fifth inning. Freshman Marissa Trzebiatowski of Amherst was 5 for 5 (two triples and 1 homerun) with 6 RBI 4 runs score. Almond Chelsea Gendusa hit for the cycle (4 for 5 with 2 RBI)

Other leading hitters

Amherst - Claire Glodowski 3 for 5 Homerun, Paige Selbo 2 for 5, Kate Glodowski 2 for 4

Almond - Camille Crahan 2 for 5 Triple, Stacy Zelinski Grand Slam, Marissa Meddaugh 2 for 4



Westosha Central 5, Burlington Catholic Central 4 (8 innings)

BCC....... 000 000 40 4R, 6H, 5E

WC........ 210 000 11 5R, 6H, 0E

WP - Carissa Kerkman, LP - Allison Smith

Jessie Clark (WC) 0R, 0H, 3K, 0W, started, 4 innings

Kerkman (WC) 4R, 4ER, 6H, 2K, 0W, 4 innings

Smith (BCC) 5R, 2ER, 6H, 3W, 8K

Jess Hancar (WC), 2x3, 2RBI

Kim Wachholder (WC), 1x4, HR

Kaitlyn Kasper (WC), 1x4, 3B

Kali Elderbrook (BCC), 1x3, 2B

Keena Schneider (BCC), 1x3, 2 RBI



La Farge 6, North Crawford 5

La Farge . . . . . . . . 041 010 0 - 6 9 2

North Crawford . ... .020 120 0 - 5 4 7

WP: Lea Everson (2 2/3 innings; 1K, 0BB)

LP: Rachel Lundberg (7 innings; 6K, 5BB)

LF: Samantha Herken 2-3, 3RS, BB; Ashley Campbell 2-5; 2RBI

NC: Rachel Lundberg 2-3, SB, BB, 2RB

LF: 1-0, NC: 0-1



Pacelli 14, Weyawega-Fremont 0

Pacelli ………....0 2 2 4 6 …..14 9 0

Wey-Fremont….0 0 0 0 0 ……0 0 6

WP Jordan Olds SO 5 BB 0

LP Griswold SO 3 BB 12

Leading hitters- Pam Boden 2x3 2B 3B Gretchen Treml 2x3 Mary Czysen 2x2.Jordan Olds starts the season out by throwing a perfect game and had 2 RBI s to help the team out.



Mayville 10, Winnebago Lutheran 0

Mayville ...........0 0 6 0 0 4 --------10 9 1

WLA ...............0 0 0 0 0 0 ---------0 4 3

WP (M) Alyssa Leystra, 6 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 8 Ks, 0 HB

LP (W) Emily Muche, 6 IP, 10 H, 10 R, 8 ER, 4 BB, 2 Ks, 0 HB

Leading Hitters: (M) Abbie Mueller, 2x4, RBI; Kasey Schwartzmiller, 2x4, RBI, Run; (W) Kayla Pieper, 2x3

The Lady Cardinals softball team remained unbeaten with a 10-0 victory over the WLA Vikings at Ziegler Park on Friday afternoon. With no score in the third, the Cardinals opened the flood gates and hung a 6 spot on the board. The inning was started with back-to-back walks to Bethany Hurst and Kelsey Figel. Keshia Muche then laid down a perfect bunt to load the bases. Kasey Schwartzmiller followed with an RBI single. A great heads-up play by Hillary Brummond followed. She struck out, but when the pitch got away from the catcher, she hustled to first and beat out the catcher s throw. Figel scored on the play. Chelsea Jorgensen followed with an RBI single, and then Ariel Wald recorded an RBI on her groundout to the right side. In the sixth, Ariel Wald started things with a single and moved to second on a wild pitch. Hurst then singled, followed by Figels one-out RBI single to left. Lea Pasbrig then drove in another run with a single to left. Jorgensen finished the scor

ing with her infield grounder that scored Pasbrig. Alyssa Leystra hurled her second straight complete game shutout, allowing 4 hits, no walks, and 7 strikeouts. The team is next in action on Monday at Campbellsport at 4:30 p.m.

Mayville is now 3-0, WLA opens at 0-1



Cedarburg 4, Kettle Moraine Lutheran 3

Cedarburg..... 020 001 1 - 4 8 3

K.M. Lutheran 000 111 0 - 3 5 3

Pitchers - CED: Heidi Pautz (W, 7IP, 5K). KML: Anna Hering (5IP, 3K, 3BB); Jessica Steele (L, 2IP, 4K). Leading hitters - CED: Carren Jackson 2x3 (R); Abigail Vanstraten 1x3 (3B, RBI); Kathleen Ferris 2x3 (R). KML: Lauren Mantz 3x3 (2 2B).

Records - CED: 1-0; KML 0-1.



Bayport 11, Green Bay Notre Dame 1

Szcepanski's no-hitter keys Pirates' romp

Press-Gazette

SUAMICO — Miranda Szcepanski threw a no-hitter and struck out six, and a 12-hit attack sent Bay Port past Green Bay Notre Dame 11-1 in a non-conference girls softball game on Friday. Sam Johnson had a bases-loaded triple to highlight an eight-run third inning for the Pirates. Johnson and Hillary Bloom had two hits apiece.

Green Bay Notre Dame 100 000 0 — 1 0 3

Bay Port ...................208 010 x — 11 12 1

WP — Miranda Szcepanski. LP — Chelsea Clark. Leading hitters: BP — Hillary Bloom 2x3; Sam Johnson 2x4. Strikeout leaders: ND — Clark 6. BP — Szcepanski 6.



Algoma 21, Gillett 0

GILLETT — Ashley Stangel went 3-for-3 and scored three runs, Shanna Vandertie belted a two-run homer and Lindsey Swoboda pitched a four-inning one-hitter as the Wolves won easily. Sam Zastrow added two hits and scored three times for Algoma.

Algoma 675 3 — 21 12

Gillett ..000 0 — 0 1

WP — Lindsay Swoboda. LP — Dani Clark. Leading hitters: A — Sam Zastrow 2x4; Ashley Stangel 3x3. Strikeout leader: A — Swoboda 6.



Marquette, Mich., 4, Green Bay East 2

The Red Devils gave up four unearned runs and lost at Riverview Park. East scored its runs in the sixth inning. Shine Huwe singled and eventually scored on a single by Kayla Bunday, and Cassie McElrone drove in a run with a groundout.

Marquette, Mich. 103 000 0 — 4 5 0

Green Bay East ...000 002 0 — 2 7 3

WP — Phillips. LP — Kristen Zimmerman. Leading hitters: M — Erspamer 2x4. GBE — Stephanie Speel 2x3, Kayla Bunday 2x3. Strikeout leaders: M — Phillips 6. GBE — Zimmerman 10.



Kenosha Bradford 8, Union Grove 7



Shoreland Lutheran 13, Racine Horlick 2 (6 Innings)

Racine Horlick (0-2) ....…………001001…2.4.4

Shoreland Lutheran (2-0) …….204214…13.8.1

WP- Rochelle Willkomm (2-0) 6IP 7K 1BB 1ER

LP- Chris Snow (0-2) 6IP 2K 6BB 7ER

Leading Hitters

SL- Brittanny Bahr 3x4 2B 2R 3RBI, Megan Peterson 2x3 3R, Kim Gall 1x3 2B 3R 2RBI, Katie Morman 1x2 2B 2R

RH-Chris Snow 2x2 2R

For the second time this week Shoreland Lutheran invoked the 10-run rule. This time it was to Racine Horlick. With two outs in the top of the 1st the Pacers scored two runs. With two on, by an error and a walk, sophomore catcher Brittanny Bahr laced a single to left. Horlick plated a run in the 3rd after when Kayla Anderson singled in Chris Snow who had singled and stole second. The Pacers came back and answered with 4 of their own in the bottom of the 3rd. Shoreland used three bunts, two singles, a double by Brittanny Bahr and three errors by the Rebels. Megan Peterson drew a walk to start the 4th and freshman shortstop, Katie Morman brought her home with a double to left. The game was called in the bottom of the 6th when senior, Stef Luebke, put down a sacrifice bunt which brought home the 12th and 13th runs of the game.



Oconomowoc 18, DSHA 4

Oconomowoc 321 20(10) 18 15 3

Divine Savior 200 002 ......4 9 5

WP: Schwefel 5k, 0BB LP: Welcenbach 2k, 5BB

Ocon: Certalic 3x4 3B(2), 2B, 2RBI; Miller 3x3; Schulz 2x3, 4RBI

DSHA: Bullock 2x3 2B; Welcenbach 2x3, RBI



Thomas More11, Pewaukee 0

Pewaukee ......0 0 0 0 0...... 0 0 3

Thomas More.. 1 0 7 3 X ...11 13 0

WP: Katie Boyle 12K 1BB 0Hits

LP: Katie Kopczynski

Leading Hitters: Jessica Heling 3x3 2RBI, Meghan Shilling 3x3 3B 2RBI,

Record: Thomas More; Conf 2-0, Pewaukee; Conf 0-2 overall 0-4



Spanish River 2, ,Aquinas 1

Aquinas in Florida Disney Classic – Orlando, Florida

Aquinas ...............100 000 0…..1 2 2

Spanish River, FL... 001 100 0…..2 4 0

WP – Sansovini 13K 0BB

LP – Fitzpatrick 2K 2BB







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New Lisbon Tournament Result

Thorp 8, Stratford 7

Stratford ................ 004 12 .... 7 2 4

Thorp .................... 313 1x .... 8 4 5

WP-Jeni Luzinski 2 K, 2 BB

LP-Cassie Krum 6 K, 7 BB

3B-Lindy Bergman (T)

Leading Hitter: Cassie Lewan (T) 2x2

1st game of the season for both played in very soggy weather conditions. Cassie Lewan went 2 for 2 with three runs scored as Thorp edged Stratford in the first game of the New Lisbon tournament. Jeni Luzinski struck out two for Thorp, who won the game in five innings due to time restrictions for the tournament. Cassie Krum struck out seven in the loss for Stratford. Thorp was scheduled to face Mauston in the championship, but the game was rained out. no make-up date has been set.



Mauston 7, New Lisbon 6

Mauston .................... 004 000 003 7 10 3

New Lisbon ................. 000 040 002 6 6 3

WP-Heath LP-Nicksic

SO- Heath 13 Nicksic-12

Double: Murray (M)

Triple: K.Nelson (M)



Madison Memorial 8, Fond du Lac 0

Madison Memorial 0 0 0 1 7 0 0 0 ...........8 9 0

Fond du Lac .......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0........... 0 1 0

WP Johnson 4K 1BB

LP Miller 3 K 0BB

Leading Hitters: 2X3 Valdes, Marquardt-

Davis, 2X4 Koykkar

HR Koykkar, 2B Valdes, Marquardt-Davis

Game 2

Madison Memorial 6, Fond du Lac 1

Madison Memorial 2 1 1 0 2 0 0.... 6 11 2

Fond du Lac .......1 0 0 0 0 0 0.... 1 5 3

WP: Johnson 0K 1BB

LP Miller 6K 5 BB

Leading Hitters: 3X4 Buckingham, Marquardt-Davis, 2X3 Koykkar, Fisher (FDL)

HR: Koykkar 3B: Umberger, Koykkar

Memorial 1-0 Conference 3-0 Season Total

Fond du Lac 0-0 Conference 0-2 Season



Janesville Craig 5, Fort Atkinson 3

Fort Atkinson ...0 0 0 1 1 1 0.... 3 5 1

Janesville Craig 1 2 0 0 2 0 x..... 5 7 2

WP Smith 6 k's 0 BB

LP Bakken 1 K 5 BB

2B Smith (JC) Bare (FA)



Game-1 Rosholt-28, White Lake-1 (5 innings)

White Lake........000 10 1 2 6

Rosholt.....(10)(10)2 6X 28 13 0

WP Chelsea Richter K's13,BB's4 (2-hitter)

LP Stef Wickershiem K's1,BB's18

Leading hitters (R)Dream Carlson(3B)3RBI's,(R)Chelsea Richter 2x3 2RBI's (R)Michelle Zick 2x2 2RBI's,(R)Shelly Kearns(2B)



Game-2 Rosholt-26, Tri-County-0 (5 innings)

Rosholt............33(16) 31.... 26 15 0

Tri-County.......000 00 ..........0 1 9

WP Anna Zdroik K's9,BB's1 (1-hitter)

LP Megan Deltor K's3,BB's9

Leading hitters (R)Dream Carlson 2x4(3RBI's),Anna Zdroik(R)3x6(3RBI's),(R)Tanya Kluck 3x3(3B,5RBI's),(R)Alyssa Macht(2B)2RBI's,(R)Jeanie Limberg(2B,5RBI's) (R)Marielle Yenter(2B),(R)Elizabeth Larson(2B)

The Rosholt softball team continues to roll through the early part of its schedule, crushing White Lake 28-1 then Tri-County 26-0 in a double header on Saturday. The Hornets, ranked fourth in the preseason Division 3 poll, have won the first three games of their season by a combined score of 69-2. "The girls seem to be on a mission right now," Rosholt coach Tom Fields said. "You don't like to play games like this can't take the bats out of their hands." Nichole Wierzba and Dream Carlson drove in four and three runs for Rosholt in the first game, while Tanya Kluck, Marielle Yenter, Jeanie Limberg and Elizabeth Larson doubled in the second as the Hornets combined for 28 hits in the two wins.



Oregon 7, Sauk Prairie 1

Sauk Prairie 5, Oregon 3



Wotachek wins twice in Kewaunee's sweep over West De Pere 8,4 and 4-0

Press-Gazette

DE PERE — Kari Wotachek was the winning pitcher in both games as Kewaunee swept West De Pere 8-4 and 4-0 on Saturday in a non-conference high school softball doubleheader. The Indians improved to 4-0. Wotachek gave up seven hits, struck out eight and walked none in the first game, and threw a three-hitter with five strikeouts and one walk in the second game. Holly Berkov had a two-run single in Kewaunee's six-run third inning in Game 1. The doubleheader opened West De Pere's season.

First game

Kewaunee .....006 000 2 — 8 4 3

West De Pere 200 000 1 — 3 7 2

WP: Kari Wotachek. LP: Kayla Larson. Leading hitters: K — Kelly Schley 2x3. WDP — Melanie Vandenlangenberg 3x4; Kristie Lewins 2x4; Sarah Achten 2x3. Strikeout leader: Wotachek 8; Larson 6.

Second game

West De Pere 000 000 0 — 0 3 3

Kewaunee .....021 100 x — 4 6 1

WP: Wotachek. LP: Barbara Nitke. Strikeout leader: Wotachek 5.



Marquette, Mich., 7-5, Green Bay Southwest 1-0

Kirsten Phillips threw a one-hitter in the opener and Jen Hopper threw a five-hit shutout in the second game as the Redettes (3-0) swept the Trojans in a season-opening doubleheader at John Muir Park.

First game

Marquette, Mich. ......000 212 2 — 7 10 0

Green Bay Southwest 000 100 0 — 1 2 0

WP: Kirsten Phillips. LP: Megan Herman. Leading hitters: M — Kylie McAuliffe 3x4; Jen Hopper 2x3.

Second game

Green Bay Southwest 000 000 0 — 0 3 0

Marquette, Mich. ......002 300 x — 5 5 1

WP: Hopper. LP: Kayla Malecki. Leading hitters: M — Pam deVeaux 3x4; Lynne Erspamer 2x3.



St. Mary Central 15, Omro 5

That's clutch hitting: The Zephyrs scored 10 runs with two outs in the sixth at Omro. Taylor Zuleger, Reegan Cheslock and Alyssa Benrud each had two-run singles during the inning.

SMC (1-0) ....300 02(10) — 15 11 2

OMRO (1-2).. 212 000 —....... 5 4 0

WP: Sara Gawinski. LP: Sarah Pitzer. Leading hitters: Megan Trevleven O 2x3, 2 RBI; Lydia Drechsler SMC 2x3; Emily Meyer SMC 2x3; Reegan Cheslock SMC 2x5, 2 RBI; Alyssa Benrud SMC 2x4, 3 RBI; Taylor Zuleger SMC 2 RBI.



Laconia beats Berlin twice, 8-0 and 12-0

The Spartans swept a non-conference twinbill at home Saturday, pounding out a combined 32 hits in

13 innings. "We hit the ball real well, said Scott Ritzema. "It's nice to go into conference play going 4-0. We have a tough conference, so we'll see how we do." The Spartans scored eight runs in the first two innings of game one. Laura Eubanks and Kaitlyn Schmidt both went 3-for-3 for Laconia and Kristin Schmidt, Melissa Bradley and Courtney Roberts all chipped in two hits apiece. Ashley Scheberl started in both games and was relieved by Kaitlyn Schmidt. Together, the two pitchers allowed only a total of nine hits. In game two, Laconia scored in all six innings. Kristin Schmidt had four hits, including a double and triple. Eubanks had three hits and Megan Lynch and Kaitlyn Schmidt had two hits each.



Defending D-3 Champ Grantsburg opens season with two wins

Grantsburg 12 Spooner 0

The Pirates started their season with a win at the Stillwater Mn. dome. A combined pitching effort by Mollie Bjelland, Jamie Lund, and kid sister Michelle Lund held the Rails at bay. Jamie Lund picked up the win in this

one. The Pirates collected 16 hits highlighted by a triple that flew 260 ft. in the air by Mirranda Kammeyer.



Grantsburg 2 Pine City 0

The Pirates made up for their only loss in the 2006 season by beating a fine Pine City, Mn. team. Mollie Bjelland picked up the win in this one and added a triple in the 3rd and scored. The other run scored on a base hit off the

bat of Michelle Davidsavor scoring Lindsey Hedlund. The Pirates Collected 6 hits in this one.