Week 6 Scores for WI HS Fastpitch

Thomas More .....0 0 0 0 2 1 1.... 4 8 1
New Berlin West 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 ....1 3 2
WP: Katie Boyle 8K 1 BB
LP: Liz Radtke 8K 3BB
Leading Hittes: Thomas More Gabrielle Nowak 1x3 2B 3 RBI, Alyssia Robles 2x3 2B Katelyn Stahr 1x3 3B
New Berlin West Ariel Rauter 2x3 2B
Thomas More Record 4-2

River Ridge 8, Potosi 6
River Ridge . . . . . . 002 200 4 – 8 10 2
Potosi . . . . . . . ... .202 200 0 - 6 8 9
WP: Cari Mergen (7 innings; 10K, 1BB)
LP: Liz Sedgwick (7 innings; 3K, 3BB)
Potosi: Danielle Flesh 3-4, Thresia Elskamp 2-3, River Ridge: Trinity Breuer 3-5, Kirschbaum 2-5, Sam Jung 2-4
Extra Base Hits: 2B: Lindsay Fecht (P), Breuer (RR),
HR: Elskamp (P)
Potosi (2-2, 5-4)

Hurley 11, Drummond 1
Hailey Manzanares and Marie Thomas combined on a 3 hitter for Hurley. Leading hitters for Hurley where Kayla Windt 2x4 with a triple, Brittany Czerneski 2x2 with two doubles, and Judy Nevala 3x3. Hurley is now 2-5 overall and 2-0 in conference play.

Amherst 5, Nekoosa 1
Amherst ....... 010 002 2 .... 5 8 1
Nekoosa .......000 001 0 .... 1 5 0WP - Kate Glodowski LP - Kristin Heinecke
SO - (A) Glodowski 6 (N) Heinecke 1
BB - (A) Glodowski 1 (N) Heinecke 3
Records: Amherst (4-4) // Nekoosa N/A
Leading Hitters:
Amherst: Marissa Trzebiatowski 2x4, Paige Selbo 2x4
Kate Glodowski 2x4, Kate Toftum (3 RBI)
Nekoosa: Tess Linzmeier 2x3, Bri Kobishop 2x3
Extra Base Hits: 2B - (N) Linzmeier

Mayville (11-1, 4-0) 7, Kiel 3
Laconia 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 3 5 2
Mayville 2 0 3 2 0 0 x 7 9 1Pitching
WP (M) Alyssa Leystra, 7 IP, 5 H, 3 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 13 Ks, 0 HB
LP (K) Rachel Mathes, 6 IP, 9 H, 7 R, 4 ER, 3 BB, 1 Ks, 0 HB
Leading Hitters
(M) Kasey Schwartzmiller, 2x4, double
Hillary Brummond, 3x3, double, 3 Runs, RBI
Ariel Wald, 1x3, double,3 RBIs
(K) Kayla Sell, 3x3, HR, 3 RBIs
The Lady Cardinals softball team added another notch to the win column with a non-conference win over the visiting Kiel Raiders, 7-3. The Cards opened up the scoring in the bottom of the first with Hillary Brummond’s one out single. After Cheslea Jorgensen reached on a fielder’s choice error, she Abbie Mueller singled to load the bases. Brummond scored on a wild pitch, with the other two runners moving up. Kiel knotted the score in the top of the third when Kelsey Theilman reached on an error. Katie Kohlman sacrificed her to second. After the next batter struck out for the second out of the inning, Kayla Sell skied on to deep center for a two-run homerun. Mayville answered right back in the bottom of the third with three runs of their own. Hillary Brummond drew a one-out walk. An infield groundout for the second out moved Brummond to second. Brummond then stole third, followed by an Abbie Mueller walk and advance to second. Ariel Wald then doubled to right center
to drive in Brummond and Mueller. Bethany Hurst followed with a single up the middle to plate Wald. In the fourth, Mayville added two more with a leadoff single by Kasey Swartzmiller. After she stole second, Brummond doubled to drive in Swartzmiller and advanced to third on a Kiel throwing error. With one out, Abbie Mueller towered an RBI sac-fly to center to score Brummond and make the score 7-2. Kiel made one last push with a two-out single in the fifth. The runner advanced to second on a wild pitch, and then scored on an RBI single to right by Kayla Sell. Alyssa Leystra notched her eleventh win of the season, allowing one earned run on five hits, no walks, and a season high 13 strikeouts. Mayville is back to conference play on Tuesday when they travel to Laconia for a 4:30 p.m. game.

La Farge 9, North Crawford 0
North Crawford 000 000 0... 0 1 4
La Farge ...........000 003 6... 9 12 0
WP: Rachel Arneson 7 IP, 1hit, 13K, 5BB
LP: Becca Lundberg 6 IP, 7K, 0BB
Leading Batters:
LF: Lea Ann Everson 2-3, 2B, 2RS; Jill Everson 1-4, 2B, 2RS, RBI; Jenna Strait 2-4, RS, 3RBI; Ashley Campbell 2-4, RS; Sammy Herken 2-3, 2RS
NC: Becca Lundberg 1-3, 2B

Union Grove11, Lake Geneva Badger 1
Lake Geneva Badger…………..…..000 10X X 1 3 2
Union Grove……………………….041 06X X 11 12 0
Winning Pitcher Kristyn Hansen (8-1) 5 innings 8K’s 0 BB
Losing Pitcher Hutkowski 5 innings 4 K’s 4 BB
Sam Howe and Maria Osmundson again lead the offensive charge tonight each having a HR. Lindsay Mickeklecky, Nathelie Schattner, and Jessie Niles each had a double and a RBI. Kristyn Hansen continued her successful season pitching 5 strong innings with 8 K’s and 0 walks.

Northwestern 6, Park Falls 5
Northwestern..............040 020 0 6 7 2
Park Falls................400 100 0 5 4 4
WP: Larissa Flint 7ip 5r 3er 4h 5bb 9k
LP: Kelsey Walasek 7ip 6r 1er 7h 3bb 8k
Two errors in the second inning allowed Northwestern back in the game and the Tigers strung four of their hits in the fifth inning to take the lead. Kelsey Christianson's two-run double sparked a four-run first for Park Falls and Lindsay Garey doubled for Northwestern to drive in three runs in their four- run second. Garey and Flint had two hits each for the Tigers. Park Falls had
runners on second and third with two outs in the bottom of the seventh before Flint induces a game-ending pop-up.Northwestern remains undefeated and Park Falls dips to 3-2 on the season.

Bonduel 11, Tri-County 5
Tri-County (1-6, 1-9) 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 - .......5 5 1
Bonduel (3-2, 4-2) .....1 1 0 0 4 5 x----- 11 12 1
Winning Pitcher - Ashley Berger : 8 strikeouts, 6 bases-on-balls
Losing Pitcher - Megan Detlof: 0 strikeouts, 3 bases-on-balls
Bonduel leading hitters: Stephanie Kohn- 2x4, 2B, 2 RBI: Stephanie
Staszak 2x4; Kim Rank 3 RBI; Amanda Carpenter 3B, 2 RBI; Deedra
Wesenberg 2x3; Katie Bahr 2x3
Tri-County leading hitter: Kacie Phillips 2x3, 2 3B

Iola-Scandinavia 8, Bowler 4
Bowler................. 000 000 4 4 4 3
Iola-Scandinavia... 041 030 X 8 8 1
WP Ashley Draeger (IS) 5innings SO-12, BB-0; Cailin Foerster (IS) 2 innings SO-5, BB-3
LP Rebecca Graves SO-4, BB-4
Leading Hitters: Rebecca Graves (B) 2x2; Calan Nelson (IS) 2x2, 2RBI; Kiaya Albers (IS) 2x3, Alyssa Erickson (IS) 1x3, 3RBI's.
Records: Iola-Scandinavia (4-2, 5-4) --Bowler (0-6, 1-7)

Winneconne 6, Waupaca 5
Winneconne (5-3).......320 000 1....6 4 1
Waupaca...................302 000 0....5 7 0
WP: Kaitlyn Herbst (4-3) 3IP, 0 hits, 1BB, 3K's, 0ER, 0 runs Alyssa Collura 4 IP, 7 Hits, 5ER, 4 K's 0 BB's.
LP: Allie Navin 1.6 IP, 1 BB, 1K , Bri Anderson 5.3 IP, 5 Runs, 1ER, 3 BB's, 4 K's
Leading Hitters: (Win) Amanda Eake 1x2 (2B),Kaytei Curtis 2x4 (2B), (wap) Tara Conlin 1x4 (2B)Sam McCormick 2x3, Whitney Oftedahl 2x3,Emily Brunner 2x3

Marshall 6, Belleville 0
BELLEVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3
MARSHALL .2 1 0 0 3 0 X 6 9 2
WP NOEL (M) SO 5
LP ADAMS ( B) 3INNINGS, FENLEY, BAKER
LEADING HITTERS, SCHUSTER (M) 3X4 K. MEINHOLZ (M) 2X3
MARSHALL ( 6-4 3-1 )

Holmen 9, Sparta 0
Holmen.......4 1 0 0 3 0 1.....9 14 0
Sparta.........0 0 0 0 0 0 0.....0 1 3
WP (Pierce) 8K, 3BB
LP (Larsen) 1K, 2BB
Hitters: (H) Balding 4x5 (2b), Oliver 2x4, Schaller 2x4 (3b), Haskin 3x4, Fraser 2x3 (2b)
Holmen 8-1, Sparta 2-8

Columbus 10, Lakeside Lutheran 2
Lakeside Lutheran 001 010 0…..2 3 1
Columbus .............403 300 0…10 4 3
WP Bublitz 7IP 3H 2R 1ER 7K
LP Davis 6IP 4H 10R 8ER 6K
Leading Hitters:Jansen 2x3, 4 RBI; Pellett 2 RBI

Wittenberg-Birnamwood 8, Weyauwega-Fremont 0
Weyauwega-Fremont.................000 000 0..0 0 6
Wittenberg-Birnamwood...........201 131 x...8 3 1
WP - Katie Betry 12 (SO) 1 (BB) LP - Amanda Griswold 3 (SO)
Leading Hitters: Katie Betry (WB) 2 x 4

Madison Memorial 8, Sun Prairie 0
Madison Memorial 1 0 2 0 2 3 0 8 12 1
Sun Prairie..............0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 1
WP: Johnson 4K's 0BB
LP: Statz 4 K's 2BB
Leading Hitters: 3X3 Graf (MM), 3X4 Umberger (MM),2X3 Koykkar (MM) and Brown (SP)
HR: Koykkar
3B: Umberger, Koykkar and Rhinesmith (MM)
Madison Memorial 4-2 7-2 ---- Sun Praire 2-4 3-4

Brookwood 7,Wonewoc Center 2
Brookwood 421 000 0 7 6 2
Won. Center 001 000 1 2 6 2
WP: Anna Flock ( 6 K; 2 BB )
LP: Dana Leis ( 5K; 6 BB )
Leading Hitters: Brookwood: Allie Johnson ( double; 2 RBI )Leah Hyatt ( 2 x 3; double; 2 RBI )Sheri Haskoor ( 2 runs )Geena Dougherty ( 2 runs )
Won. Center: Dana Leis ( 3 x 3 )
Records: Brookwood 2 – 1; 2 - 1

Sturgeon Bay 1, Algoma 0

Luxemburg-Casco 12, NEW Lutheran 2'

Oconto 4, Kewaunee 2

Blackhawk 19, Pecatonica 9
Black Hawk 351 403 3 - 19 17 2
Pecatonica 300 033 0 - 9 7 7
WP - Bechtolt (3K) Rupnow (7)
LP - Massey (2K) K. Johnson (4) (3K)
2B Mair (BH) - 2, Rothenbuehler (BH)
Leading Hitters (BH) Walker 2X4, Rothenbuehler 3X5, Bechtolt 3X6, Mair
3X6,
(Pec) Gant 2X3

Poynette 13, Wisconsin Dells 7
Wisconsin Dells ……. 101 500 0 …… 7 12 6
Poynette ……………..205 501 x …… 13 9 2
WP – Hebel, Wilson (4)
LP – Yacko, Delmore (5)
SO – Hebel 4, Wilson 4, Yacko 3, Delmore 2
Leading Hitters: Kimball (WD) 4x4, Schultz (WD) 3x4, Delmore (WD) 2x4, Saley (P) 2x4, Setz (P) 2x4
2B – Kimball 2, Dugolenski (P), Setz
This game featured two former SCC clubs and included 21 total hits as Wisconsin Dells had a dozen and Poynette had nine. “The Dells really hit the ball well,” said Poynette Coach Bob Tomlinson. “The difference is usually walks and errors and that was the case here as we drew eight free passes and the Dells had six errors. They really swing the bats well.”

Lancaster 2, River Valley 0
River Valley 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 3
Lancaster ....2 0 0 0 0 0 x 2 5 1
WP- Schroeder 7 IP, 1 BB, 9 Ks, 5 hits
LP- Voss 6 IP, 2 Bbs, 7Ks, 5 hits, 0 earned runs
Lancaster used a familiar recipe to defeat the Blackhawks of River Valley Monday night in Lancaster. JR Catcher Emily Muller drove a 2 run automatic homerun out of the park after an error by RV's pitcher allowed the inning to continue. From there, Lancaster's Katie Schroeder was in control. Schroeder K'd 9 and walked 1 as she scattered 5 hits. RV pitcher Heidi Voss pitched very well and was 2-3 at the plate. Lancaster moves to 11-0 (8-0 in SWC play).

Pepin 7, St. Croix Central 2
Pepin................................001402.....7-10-1
St. Croix Central..............0001010...2-3-1
wp Molly McIntosh 7 IP 15 k's 4 bb
lp Brittney Butler 6 IP 1 k 5 bb
Leading hitters for Pepin Molly McIntosh 4-4
Mary Buvala 2-2 2bb Kylee Schmillen 1-2 double

ROSHOLT 7, MARION 0
ROSHOLT.......001 120 3...... 7 7 3
MARION.........000 000 0...... 0 0 6
WP Chelsea Richter K's-11,BB's-5LP Stephanie Raska K's-4,BB's-3
Leading hitters (R)Anna Zdroik 2x3,(R)Chelsea Richter 2x3,(R)Emily Venne(2B)
Rosholt's Freshmen Chelsea Richter in her first conference start tosses a no-hitter and goes 2x3 at the plate with 2 runs scored an RBI and stolen base.Rosholt is now 8-0

Williams Bay 11, Hustisford 0
Hustisford 000 00
Bay ..........404 3x
Williams Bay improved to 5-0 in the Trailways Conference and 7-1 overall with a five-inning win over visiting Hustisford Monday night. The Bulldogs banged out 10 hits, led by Jennifer Yih’s three and two apiece by Megan Hovestol, Brittany Carlson and Emily Deitz. Deitz earned the win, as she pitched all five innings and allowed three hits, no walks and struck out seven.

Belmont 14, Benton 0

River Ridge 8, Potosi 6

Milton 5, Janesville Craig 4

Waunakee 3, Madison LaFollette 2

Monroe 9, Reedsburg 0
Reedsburg ..... 000 000 0 0 3 2
Monroe ........ 020 511 x 9 11 1
WP - Olsen (9 K's)
LP - Meyer
3B - Kaiser (M), 2B - Kundert (M)
Leading Hitters - Olsen (M) 2x2, Kundert (M) 2x3, Demainiuk (M) 2x2,
Kaiser (M) 2x3

Cuba City 7, Fennimore 0

Mineral Point 6, Darlington 1

Barneveld 10, Albany 8
Barneveld...310 033 0-10 9 3
Albany.......101 312 0-8 9 8
WP: Mueller
LP: Walz
Mueller-6 K, 2 BB
Walz-2 K, 2 BB

Beloit Memorial 4, Janesville Parker 1

Luther Prep 7, Lodi 0

Waterloo 4, Wis. Heights 3

Cambridge 12, New Glarus 0

Jefferson 6, East Troy 2

Princeton 11, Randolph 1

Johnson Creek 3, Deerfield 2

DE SOTO 22, WESTON 0
Alyssa Umberger had a two-run double in the first for De Soto, while Connie Ghelf’s two-run double highlighted the Pirates’ six-run second inning. Kandace Fox drove in four runs, two of which came on a fourth-inning triple.
De Soto 265 45 — 22 23 1
Weston 000 00 — 0 3 4
Pitchers: DS—Courtney Zeimet, Alyssa Umberger (4); W—Frey. WP—Zeimet (7k, 0w). LP—Frey (0k, 4w).
Leading hitters: DS—Hannah Wrobel 2-3 (3b), Jordan Tully 2-4 (2 2b), Melanie Peterson (2b), Courtney Zeimet 3-4 (3b), Kandace Fox 2-4 (3b), Marie Becker (2b), Alyssa Umberger 4-4 (2b), Connie Ghelf 2-5 (2b), Casey Paletta (3b), Kate Boland 2-5, Christina Paulsrud (2b), Jordan Nickelatti (2b).
Record: DS 8-0, 7-0.

Melrose-Mindoro 13, Blair-Taylor 2
Mel-Min 3 4 0 0 3 1 2 - 13 15 1
BT 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 - 2 7 3
WP: Alyssa Baumer (3K, 0BB, 2 ER)
LP: Nina Hayes (1K, 4BB, 5ER)
Leading Hitters:
MM: Abby Rand 4x5, RBI; Paxton Proft 3x4, triple, 3 RBIs; Jordan Blaken 3x5, double, RBI; Danielle Pfaff triple, 3 RBIs
BT: Megan Melby 3x4, double, triple; Ashley Nereng triple, 2 RBIs
Mel-Min got off to a fast start and BT continued their inconsistent play. Can not get off this Win One, Lose One roller coaster.

Superior 5 Rice Lake 1
Superior 0002003.........5
Rice Lake 0000001.........1
WP: Amanda LeBard 7 IP, 7 K, 5 BB, 2 H, 1R, 1 ER
LP: Ashley Stodola 7 IP, 8 K, 2 BB, 7 H, 5 R, 4 ER
Sup: Taylor Vandamme hit a 2 run homer in the 4th inning; Ashley Martin and LeBard both 2X3

Rice Lake 5 Superior 1
Rice Lake 0030101...............5
Superior 0000001 ..............1
WP: Ashley Stodola 7 IP, 8K, 2 BB, 4 H, 1 ER
LP: Amanda LeBard 7 IP, 3 K, 5 BB, 7 H, 5 R, 4 ER
Sup: Ashley Martin was 2X3 RL: Stodola 2X3 (2 triples, 3 RBI's)

Medford 4, Mosinee 3
Mosinee 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 3 7 2
Medford 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 4 5 0
WP Michelle Dyer 7IP 3R 1ER 5K 2BB
LP Chelsey Klimek 6 2/3 IP 4R 2ER 3K 2BB
Leading Hitters: Brooke Butkus(Med) hit a lead off home run and added a double in the fifth
Brooke Riemer(Med) had a big hit in the 7th to drive in the the tieing run then later scored the winning run on a safety sqeeze to end it.
Cassie McKellips (Mo) was 3 for 4 with 2 RBI

Port Washington 9, Nicolet 1

Franklin 4, Muskego 2
Franklin 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 7 1
Muskego 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 6 4
Wp-Maher 4-1, 2-1
Lp-Helback 1-5, 0-3

Webster 5, Northwood 4
Northwood 211 000 0=4-1-1
Webster 300 010 1=5-10-1 Ashley Robinson [ 2 out game winning hit ].
Pltching---
Northwood
Balcik 2IP, 3H, 3R, 3ER, 0K 2BB--36 Pitches/ 20 strikes
Erickson(L) 4.2IP, 7H, 2R, 2ER, 6K, 2BB 79 Pitches/ 50 strikes;
Webster
Katie Thill 4IP, 1H, 4R, 3ER, 6K, 5BB, 6HB, 93 Pitches /40 strikes;
Amy French 3IP, 0H0R, 0ER, 4K, 2BB, 1HB, 50 pitches/ 27 strikes.
Batting--Nikki Roedl (Web) 2-3, 3 RBIs,
Jamie Kopecky (Web) 3-4, 1 RBI,
Katie Thill 2-3.

Brookfield East 5,Hamilton Sussex 0
Hamilton Sussex..... 000 000 0 - 0 1 4
Brookfield East........ 401 000 0 - 5 9 1
PITCHERS - BE: Nena Speder (W, 7IP, 8K, 4BB)
HS: Klees (L, 6IP, K)
LEADING HITTERS - BE: Carley Adams 2 x 3; Devin Rayburn 2 x 3(2RBI)
RECORDS - BE: 7-2, 3-0 HS: 4-1, 2-1

New Richmond 5, Amery 1

Athens 10, Rib Lake 9
ATHENS-- A wild pitch put an end to a wild game at Athens, which the Bluejays won in eight innings. Jessica Holzl gave up two walks and hit a batter before making the wild pitch. "It was exciting to see the girls fight back, incredibly encouraging," Athens coach Craig Diedrich said. Rib Lake scored four runs in the top of the seventh to send the game into extra innings, and another two to take the lead in the eighth.
Rib Lake 001 002 42 -- 9 10 2
Athens 012 013 03-- 10 8 2
WP--Hannah Schara. LP--Jessica Holzl. SO--Schara 4; Holzl 1, Zondlo 2. BB--Schara 4; Holzl 6, Zondlo 2. 2B--Athens, Caylie Yessa. 3B--Rib Lake, Elizabeth Anderson, Erin Anderson, Brooke Zondlo.
Records: Athens 6-2 overall, 4-0 Marawood; Rib Lake 3-1 Marawood.

Assumption 9 Northland Lutheran 1
Northland Lutheran..000 001 0 1 2 3
Assumption............002 250 x 9 7 0
WP - Jada Straub - 4 inns - 5 K's - 2 bb - 2 hits
Jenna Genteman - 2 inns - 3 K's - 2 bb - 0 hits
Jenna Moran - 1 inn - 1 K - 1 bb - 0 hits
LP - Karina Radue - 6 inns - 1 K - 7 bb - 7 hits
For Assumption: Katie Moran 2x3, a double and a triple. Jada Straub with two RBI's.

Pius 4 Arrowhead 0

King 23 Languages 1
Madison 27 Custer 2
Tosa East 8 West Allis Hale 6
DSHA 2 Brookfield Central 1
Menomonee Falls 7 West AllisCentral 0
Brookfield East 5 Sussex Hamilton 0
Wilmot 12 St. Joes 0
Port Washington 9 Nicolet 1
Grafton 15 Cedarburg 0
Homestead 10 Germantown 1
Franklin 4 Muskego 2
Jefferson 6 East Troy 2
South Milwaukee 7 Cudahy 1
St. Francis 11 Bay View 4
Catholic Memorial 8 Pewaukee 5

OSHKOSH WEST 3, APPLETON NORTH 1
APPLETON NORTH 000 010 0 — 1 3 1
OSHKOSH WEST 000 030 x — 3 5 5
WP: Tatum Schultz. LP: Janelle Bergsbaken. Leading hitters: Sarah Pommerening OW 2x3.

KIMBERLY 1, NEENAH 0
KIMBERLY 000 000 1 — 1 3 1
NEENAH 000 000 0 — 0 1 1
WP: Claudia Harke. LP: Melissa Gritton.

Softball: Strikeouts reign in Packerland duel

Press-Gazette

KEWAUNEE — Natalie Ruechel struck out 15 as Oconto edged Kewaunee 4-2 in 10 innings in a Packerland Conference game on Monday.

Heather Bloniarz took the tough loss for Kewaunee (8-4, 3-3). She struck out 18 and gave up only three hits in going the distance.

A single from Holly Feldman gave Oconto (8-3 overall) the winning run.

Kewaunee's Kim Pribek doubled in the sixth, scoring Kelly Schroeder and a Kari Wotachek triple followed by a wild pitch in the seventh sent the game into extra innings.

Oconto 002 000 000 2 — 4 3

Kewaunee 000 000 110 0 — 2 5

WP: Natalie Ruechel. LP: Heather Bloniarz. Leading hitters: K — Kim Pribek 2x4; Kari Wotachek 2x4. Strikeout leaders: Bloniarz 18. Ruechel 15.

Sturgeon Bay 1, Algoma 0

ALGOMA — The Clippers' Stephanie Shefchik won a pitchers' duel against the Wolves' Lindsay Swoboda.

Both pitchers went the distance. Shefchik allowed three hits and struck out nine. Swoboda allowed six hits and struck out four.

Sturgeon Bay scored in the third inning. Erin Schartner led off with a single, and after two outs, Shefchik and Megan Rubens followed with back-to-back singles to drive in Schartner.

Sturgeon Bay 001 000 0 — 1 6 1

Algoma 000 000 0 — 0 3 0

WP: Stephanie Shefchik. LP: Lindsay Swoboda. Leading hitter: SB — Shefchik 2x3; Megan Rubens 2x3. Strikeout leaders: Shefchik 9.

Southern Door 6, Sevastopol 2

INSTITUTE — The Eagles strung together four consecutive hits, including Katie Klaubauf's two-run single, during a five-run first inning.

Niki LaPlant had a two-run triple for Sevastopol (6-2, 4-2).

Southern Door 510 000 0 — 6 7 1

Sevastopol 200 000 0 — 2 5 4

WP: Courtney Wautier. LP: Courtney Kaye. Leading hitters: SD — Molly Swanson 3x4. S — Carissa Neinas 2x2.

Denmark 10, Gibraltar 1

FISH CREEK — Lauren Roberts was the star, pitching a four-hitter with 14 strikeouts while going 3-for-4 with a two-run double to propel the Vikings (8-2, 6-1).

Kayla Krueger and Angela Ullmer had three hits apiece to pace Denmark's 15-hit onslaught.

Denmark 110 233 0 — 10 15 0

Gibraltar 000 100 0 — 1 4 3

WP: Lauren Roberts. LP: Katie Sawyer. Leading hitters: D — Collette Ullmer 2x5; Roberts 3x4; Kayla Krueger 3x4; Allison VanGroll 2x2; Angela Ullmer 3x4. Strikeout leader: Roberts 14, Sawyer 6.

Luxemburg-Casco 12, NEW Lutheran 2

Jenna Johnson had a double and a triple with three RBIs to lead Luxemburg-Casco in its five-inning rout of host NEW Lutheran.

The Spartans scored 10 of their 12 runs in the first two innings.

NEW Lutheran fell to 1-6 overall, 0-5 in conference.

Luxemburg-Casco 461 01 — 12 11 0

NEW Lutheran 001 01 — 2 4 2

WP: Kalli Schmelzer. LP: Alyssa Gipp. Leading hitters: L-C — Sammy Mercier 3x3; Steffi Kinnard 2x3; Gina Rubens 2x4; Kim Depeau 2x4; Jenna Johnson 2x3. Strikeout leaders: Schmelzer 11.

Bay: Ashwaubenon 4, Seymour 0

ASHWAUBENON — Melissa Collins pitched a one-hitter with 12 strikeouts and Kelly Arndt homered to power the Jaguars (7-1, 6-1) past the Thunder (3-4, 1-4).

Arndt led off a three-run fourth inning with her homer, and Katie Hill capped the scoring with a two-run double.

Seymour 000 000 0 — 0 1 0

Ashwaubenon 100 300 x — 4 5 0

WP: Melissa Collins. LP: Nona Danforth. Leading hitters: A — Erin Crist 2x3. Home run: A — Kelly Arndt. Strikeout leaders: Collins 12.

New London 4, Shawano 2

NEW LONDON — Brittany Beyer went 2-for-4 with two RBIs to lead New London (9-0, 6-0).

Amanda Jaskolski had a double, and two RBIs to lead Shawano (3-3 Bay).

Shawano 100 001 0 — 2 4 2

New London 021 100 0 — 4 9 1

WP: Jessica Ferge. LP: Liz Zastrow. Leading hitters: S — Amanda Jaskolski 2x3. NL — Brittany Beyer 2x4; Brooke Sampone 2x3.

Pulaski 8, Marinette 0

MARINETTE — Jessica Kropp allowed no runs on three hits in five innings and belted a two-run homer in the sixth inning to power the Red Raiders (7-1, 5-1).

Brooke Basten went 3-for-4 with three RBIs.

Pulaski 002 402 0 — 8 9 1

Marinette 000 000 0 — 0 4 4

WP: Jessica Kropp. LP: Hannah Thyne. Leading hitters: P — Brooke Basten 3x4; Kropp 2x3.

De Pere 11, West De Pere 1

DE PERE — Shannen Schmidt pitched a one-hitter with seven strikeouts and Lauren Higgins drove in four runs to pace the host Redbirds.

Higgins went 3-for-4 to pace a 12-hit attack. Shaelyn Schoen added three RBIs, including a two-run double to highlight a four-run fifth inning for De Pere (3-3 Bay).

The Phantoms fell to 0-5 in the Bay.

West De Pere 100 000 — 1 1 4

De Pere 310 043 — 11 12 0

WP: Shannen Schmidt. LP: Kayla Larson. Leading hitters: DP — McKenzie Toellner 2x2; Lauren Higgins 3x4; Megan VanDeurzen 2x4; Shaelyn Schoen 2x3. Strikeout leader: Schmidt 7.

Non-conference: Green Bay West 11, Freedom 3

FREEDOM — Stephanie Ortiz drove in three runs, and Sierria Vieaux, Rachel Breitrick and Holly Breitrick had two hits apiece to spark the Wildcats' 11-hit attack.

West improves to 4-2 overall.

Green Bay West 244 100 0 — 11 11 1

Freedom 200 010 0 — 3 7 2

WP: Melissa Glenzer. LP: Jill VanEperen. Leading hitters: W — Sierra Vieaux 2x4; Rachel Breitrick 2x3; Holly Breitrick 2x3. F — VanEperen 2x3; Amanda Kortz 2x4; Nicole Bowers 2x4.

Little Chute 4, Green Bay Notre Dame 3

LITTLE CHUTE — Sam Schmitz hit a two-out, two-run single in the bottom of the seventh inning to rally the Mustangs.

The Tritons collected seven hits, but Little Chute pitchers Katie VanDynHoven and Ashley Schider combined to allow no walks.

Green Bay Notre Dame 000 300 0 — 3 7 4

Little Chute 020 000 2 — 4 4 2

WP: Ashley Schider. LP: Albeus.

Crivitz 12, White Lake 2

WHITE LAKE — Cari Corbeille struck out eight to earn the win and Dani Cherry went 3-for-4 to spark the Wolverines.

Addie McDonald (2-for-2) led White Lake.

Crivitz 203 16 — 12 6

White Lake 101 00 — 2 3

WP: Cari Corbeille. LP: Brittany Kramer. Leading hitters: C — Dani Cherry 3x4; WL — Addie McDonald 2x2. Strikeout: Corbeille 8.

Laona/Wabeno 8, Gillett 3

LAONA — Kristin Zimmer struck out six to earn the win and went 2-for-4 with an RBI to lead Laona/Wabeno (7-0, 4-0) past Gillett.

Cassy Huettl went 3-for-5 with an RBI for Laona/Wabeno, which broke open a 3-3 score with two runs in the fifth inning and three in the sixth.

Laura Wagner (2-for-4) led the Tigers.

Gillett 120 000 0 — 3 8 1

Laona/Wabeno 100 223 x — 8 10 3

WP: Kristin Zimmer, 7 IP, 6 SO, 1 BB. LP: Sara Peterson. Leading hitters: G — Laura Wagner 2x4; LW — Katie Sharko 2x2, RBI, Cassy Huettl 3x5, RBI, Zimmer 2x4, RBI. Strikeout leader: Zimmer 6.

Reedsville rolls past Stockbridge

Herald Times Reporter

REEDSVILLE — Molly McCulley tossed a five-inning one-hitter and Reedsville made the most of its five hits in a 10-0 non-conference win over Stockbridge in softball action on Monday.

Megan Lund had two hits and drove in two runs for the Panthers, who benefited from seven walks and three errors by Stockbridge.

Bridget Rathsack also had a hit and two RBIs, while Lyndsay Holschbach and Marissa Grimm also had hits in the game for Reedsville.

McCulley walked four and struck out two to earn the win for the Panthers.

Loyal 9, Cadott 6

LOYAL -- Rachel Weyer and Ashley Howard came alive in the sixth inning to put a cap on the game against Cadott.

After Loyal led off the inning with a walk, Weyer hit a two-out bases loaded double, followed by Howard's two-out two-run single to shut down the Hornets.

"The sixth inning dictated everything," Loyal coach Jim McBride said. "We led off with a walk and then four straight base hits, with the two clutch hits by Weyer and Howard."

Weyer finished the game going 3 for 4, while Howard was 2 for 3 and Mindy Luttropp went 2 for 4.

Lindsey Weyer finished the final four innings in the circle, giving up two runs to pick up the win.

Cadott 202 110 0 -- 6 10 0

Loyal 101 007 x -- 9 11 4

WP--Lindsey Weyer. LP--Krista Plirer. SO--Weyer 0, Plirer 5. BB--Weyer 4, Plirer 0. 2B--Loyal, Rachel Weyer 2, Ashley Howard, Mindy Luttropp. 3B--Cadott, Brook Romanowski.

Records: Cadott 2-7 overall; Loyal 5-1overall, Cloverbelt 3-0.

Colby 16, Abbotsford 12

ABBOTSFORD -- Amanda Kresbook went 3 for 4 with six RBI and Lizzie Makovec and Clarissa Venzke each had two hits for Colby in a win over Abbotsford.

Sara Beran led Abbotsford by going 4 for 5 with a pair of stolen bases and Erin Pempek knocked in three runs.

Colby 100 703 5 -- 16 10 4

Abbotsford 123 104 1 -- 12 9 0

WP--Lauren Lieders. LP--Suzie Gorke. SO--Sieders 2; Gorke 3 BB--Sieders 9; Gorke16. 2B-- Colby, Amanda Krebsbook; Abbotsford, Allison Waller.

Records: Colby not provided; Abbotsford 1-6, 1-2 Marawood.

Neillsville 9, Greenwood 2

NEILLSVILLE -- Kristin Perkl sparked Neillsville's offense with two doubles and two RBI in its Eastern Cloverbelt Conference win.

Perkl, Amanda Pickett (two RBI), Cassie Harder and LeAnn Karl (one RBI) each went 2 for 4 at the plate, supporting Casandra Craig's efficient outing.

Craig pitched a complete game, allowing just two runs off seven hits, while striking out six.

Kaitlin Kirn went 2 for 3 to lead Greenwood's offense.

Neillsville 113 022 0 -- 9 11 0

Greenwood 000 020 0 -- 2 7 7

WP -- Casandra Craig. LP -- Jennifer Herdrich. SO -- Craig 6, Herdrich 1. BB -- Herdrich 1. 2B -- Neillsville, Kristin Perkl 2, Caitlin Pavlac 1.

Records: Neillsville 2-1 Eastern Cloverbelt; Greenwood 4-5 overall, 1-4 Eastern Cloverbelt.

Oshkosh Lourdes 6, St. Mary Central 1
St. Mary Central (6-5) 000 001 0 — 1 2 3
Lourdes (6-2) 060 000 X — 6 7 0
Pitchers — SMC: Ganinski (6 IP, 4 K, BB). OL: Brittany Wolff (7 IP, 6 K, BB). WP: Wolff. LP: Ganinski.
Hitters — SMC: Kersten 1x3, Drechsler 1x3. OL: Jessica Baehman 1x3 (HR, 2 RBI).

Winneconne 6, Waupaca 5
Winneconne (5-3) 320 000 1 - 6 4 1
WAUPACA (0-7) 302 000 0 - 5 7 5
Pitchers - WINN: Alyssa Collura (4 IP, 4 K, 0 BB); Kaitlyn Herb¬st (3 IP, 3 K, 1 BB). WAUP: Bri Anderson (5.1 IP, 4 K, 3 BB); Allie Navin (1.2 IP, 1 K, 1 BB). WP: Herbst. LP: Navin.
Hitters - WINN: Amanda Eake 1x2, 2B; Kaytie Curtis 2x4, 2B. WAUP: Tara Conlin 1x4, 2B; Sam McCormick 2x3; Whitney Of¬tedahl 2x3; Emily Brunner 2x3.

Omro 4, Markesan 1
Markesan (5-3, 4-1) 100 000 0 - 1 2 3
Omro (2-8, 0-5) 101 002 X - 4 4 2
Pitchers - MARK: Stephanie Dougherty (6 IP, 7 K, 4 BB). OM: Sarah Pitzer (7 IP, 9 K, 4 BB). WP: Pitzer. LP: Dougherty.
Hitters - MARK: Jillian Broder 1x3. OM: Kari Mitchell 2x3 (2 RBI).

Wild Rose 4, Almond-Bancroft 0
Wild Rose (6-5, 4-4 CWC) 010 111 0 - 4 7 1
Almond-Banc. (4-1 CWC) 000 000 0 - 0 1 1
Pitchers - WR: Alicia Testin (7 IP, 12 K, 1 BB). A-B: Chelsea Gendusa (7 IP, 8 K, 3 BB). WP: Testin (6-5). LP: Gendusa.
Hitters - WR: Ashley Pettit 2x3, RBI; Missy Egly 1x2, RBI; Be¬linda Allemand 0x3, RBI. A-B: none.

Ripon 8, Wautoma 2
Ripon 201 014 0 - 8 7 2
Wautoma (5-4) 000 011 0 - 2 6 4
Pitchers - RIP: Britt Kahl (7 IP, 5 K, 4 BB). WAUT: Jackie Sailer (4À IP, 4 BB), Jen Weiland (2¿ IP, K, 4 BB). WP: Kahl. LP: Sailer.
Hitters - RIP: Kayla Block 3x4 (2B, 3B). WAUT: Krista Kasub¬oski 2x4, Pam Sommer 1x3 (3B).

Iola-Scandinavia 8, Bowler 4

IOLA -- Ashley Draeger pitched a scoreless first five innings, striking out 12 before being relieved by Zailin Foerster, to pick up the win for Iola-Scandinavia.

Hot at the plate for I-S was Calan Nelson who went 2 for 2 with two RBI, while Kiaya Albers went 2 for 3 and Alyssa Erickson went 1 for 2 with three RBI.

"The bottom of lineup did most of the offensive production," Iola-Scandinavia coach Tom Anderson said. "They acounted for all eight runs and four of our eight hits. It was nice to see them come through like that."

Rebecca Graves went 2 for 2 for Bowler in the loss.

Bowler 000 000 4 -- 4 4 3

I-S 041 030 x -- 8 8 1

WP--Ashley Draeger. LP--Rebecca Graves. SO--Draeger 12, Graves 4. BB-- Draeger 0, Graves 4.

Records: Bowler 1-7 overall, 0-6 Central Wisconsin; Iola-Scandinavia 5-4 overall, 4-2 Central Wisconsin.

Pacelli 2, Manawa 1

MANAWA -- Jordan Olds pitched a two-hitter and Alyssa Schulist knocked in the winning run with a bases-loaded infield single in the top of the seventh inning as the Cardinals edged the Wolves in a CWC large matchup.

Leah Raflik collected a pair of hits, including a double, and Mary Czysen added an RBI. Pam Boden scored what proved to be the winning run.

"What was nice about this game is our character showed through," Pacelli coach Ann Molski said. "Both teams played great defense, but we were able to capitalize on one of their errors."

The Cardinals travel to Weyauwega-Fremont today.

Pacelli 001 000 1 -- 2 6 0

Marion 001 000 0 -- 1 2 2

WP--Jordan Olds. LP--Ashley Braun. SO--Olds 7; Braun 1. BB--Olds 1; Braun 0. 2B--Pacelli, Leah Raflik.

Wild Rose 4, Almond-Bancroft 0

ALMOND -- Marissa Meddaugh's sixth inning single was the only hit the Eagles managed against Alicia Testin, who struck out a career-high 12 batters in CWC small division action.

Chelsea Gendusa was the tough-luck loser on the mound for A-B. She fanned eight and walked three over seven innings of work.

"I think we were kind of impatient at the plate," said A-B coach Randy Yonke. "Their pitcher threw a good game, but I thought we helped out by expanding the strike zone."

The Eagles travel to Montello for a non-conference game today.

Wild Rose 010 111 0 -- 4 7 1

Almond-Banc 000 000 0 -- 0 1 1

Pitchers -- WR: Alicia Testin (7 IP, 12 K, 1 BB). A-B: Chelsea Gendusa (7 IP, 8 K, 3 BB). WP: Testin (6-5). LP: Gendusa.

Hitters -- WR: Ashley Pettit 2, Missy Egly. A-B: Marissa Meddaugh.

Records: Wild Rose 6-5, 4-4 CWC Small; A-B 4-1 CWC Small.

Prep softball: Wildcats roll to big softball victory

By Jacey Zembal
Wausau Daily Herald
jzembal@wdhprint.com

EDGAR -- Edgar's Heather Wirkus looks forward to each softball practice and game with the Wildcats.

That wasn't the case for some of the Edgar girls last year as team suffered through a difficult 3-13 season.

The Wildcats have already exceeded last year's win total and added to it Monday with a 6-1 victory over Marathon in Marawood Conference action.

Edgar improved to 5-2 overall and 3-2 in the Marawood, a far cry from last year.

"It's awesome to be winning," said Wirkus, who tripled in the final run in the three-run sixth inning to seal the victory. "It's a huge motivational thing to keep it going. It's good that we can go into each game with our heads held high."

Edgar catcher Stacey Mroczenski finished with two hits and two runs scored, and has been impressed by the turnaround this year.

"We put in extra time during the summer and came in a lot stronger," Mroczenski said. "We have more wins than last year already, and we did the same thing with our basketball season."

The early-inning run support was all pitcher Brittany Myszka needed as she struck out six and walked none to earn the win.

"It is always more fun to win," Edgar coach Judy Nelson said. "They know that Brittany works hard and want to play good defense behind her.

"Our hitters are starting to learn the strike zone, and they know it is hard to adjust to different speeds."

Marathon was one of the top teams in the conference last year, but are off to a slow start as the Raiders rebuild essentially from scratch.

The Wildcats have suddenly become the more experienced team in the rivalry with the Raiders.

The role reversal between the programs wasn't lost on Raiders coach Andy Martin.

"We have inexperience at the varsity level," Martin said. "The girls have to be on their toes all the time, but they are accepting the roles that they have been given."

Marathon 001 000 0 -- 1 6 0

Edgar 012 003 x -- 6 9 2

WP--Brittany Myszka. LP--Montana Mohr. SO--Myszka 6; Mohr 5. BB--Myszka 0; Mohr 3. 3B--Marathon, Ashley Hanke, Desirae Mohr; Edgar, Heather Wirkus.

Records: Marathon 4-4 overall, 1-2 Marawood; Edgar 5-2 overall, 3-2 Marawood.

: Betry hurls no hitter for Witt-Birn

Wausau Daily Herald

WITTENBERG -- Wittenberg-Birnamwood senior Katie Betry pitched a no-hitter in helping the Chargers win its 12th consecutive game, an 8-0 win over Weyauwega Freemont.

The conference victory makes them a perfect 12-0 on the season.

Betry also went 2 for 4, knocking in two RBI, and struck out 12 while walking one. Teammate Hillary Larson went 1 for 1 with another two RBI.

"I was a little surprised that we only had for hits, but there were a couple of hard-hit errors where we hit the ball pretty hard and some fielders choices that actually moved the runners," Witt-Birn coach Eric Peterson said.

Witt-Birn 201 131 -- 8 4 1

Freemont 000 000 0 -- 0 0 4

WP--Katie Betry. LP--Amanda Griswald. SO--Betry 12, Griswald 3. BB--Betry 1, Griswald 8.

Record: Wittenberg-Birnamwood 12-0 overall, 8-0 CWC.

Wausau Newman 11, Prentice 1

Ashley Kafka led Wausau Newman over Prentice, giving up just one hit over seven innings.

"Ashley Kafka pitched well tonight and we made the most out of what was given to us," Newman coach Dan Smet said.

Newman's Gina Loeffel went 1 for 3 with a triple, while Emily Lambrecht went 1 for 2 with three RBI in the win.

Prentice 000 000 1x -- 1 1 1

Newman 022 052 x 11 5 3

WP--Ashley Kafka. LP--Katie Weinzatl. SO--Kafka 5, Weinzatl 6. BB--Kafka 1, Weinzatl 5. 3B--Newman, Gina Loeffel.

Records: Wausau Newman 4-4 overall, 1-3 Marawood; Prentice not reported.

Pittsville 6, Spencer 2
PITTSVILLE -- Brittany Zieher doubled and tripled and Jackie Steele and Brittnee Robus also doubled for Pittsville in a win over Spencer. Mackenzie Hautala also tripled.
Spencer 000 200 0 -- 2 7 2
Pittsville 200 040 x -- 6 11 1
2B-- Pittsville, Brittany Zieher, Jackie Steele, Brittnee Robus. 3B-- Pittsville, Mackenzie Hautala, Zieher.
Records: Spencer, not provided; Pittsville, 4-2, 3-1 Marawood.

Tuesday - April 24 For this Week's rankings - click here

More Softball 5, St. Francis 1
St. Francis ......0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3
Thomas More ...0 0 1 1 1 2 X 5 7 0
WP: Katie Boyle 10K 2BB 4Innings Meghan Shilling 4K 7BB 3Innings
LP: Ashley O' Brien 1K 4BB
Leading Hitters: Jessica Heling 2x3 1RBI Katelyn Stahe 2x3 2B
Records Thomas More 5-2 St. Francis 1-7

Potosi 14, Shullsburg 3
Shullsburg . . . . ... . 030 00X X - 3 5 1
Potosi . . . . . . . ... .104 8XX X - 14 7 0
WP: Liz Sedgwick (2.1 innings; 2K, 2BB, 0 ER)
LP: Sam Peacock (5 innings; 4K, 3BB, 3HB)
Potosi: Danielle Flesh 2-4, Lindsay Fecht 2-3,
Shullsburg: Sam Peacock 2-3,
Extra Base Hits: 2B: Fecht (P), Jen Bartels (P), Flesch (P), Russell (S)
Potosi (3-2, 6-4)

Amherst 4, Manawa 2
Manawa ....... 000 000 2 .... 2 6 1
Amherst ....... 000 004 x .... 4 6 1WP - Kate Glodowski LP - Ashley Braun
SO - (A) Glodowski 9 (M) Braun 3
BB - (A) Glodowski 3 (M) Braun 1
Records: Amherst (5-4) // Manawa (3-4)
Leading Hitters:
Amherst: Claire Glodowski 2x2, Jenna Pitt (2 RBI)
Manawa: Kellu Guderjohn (2 RBI)
Extra Base Hits: 3B - (A) Claire Glodowski, Jenna Pitt

Princeton 11, Randolph 1
Princeton 0 0 5 0 4 1 1 11r 16h 0e
Randolph 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1r 5h 3e
Pitching: Princeton- Wendy Schlaefer 7ip, 1er, 4k, 2bb
Randolph- Lindsay Douma 7ip, 7er, 4bb, 3k
Hitting: Princeton- Rachel Bradley 4x5 2 2b 3rbi, Wendy Schlaefer 3x4, Katie Doro 2x3 2b 3rbi, Abi Pulvermacher 3x5 2rbi, Molly Kallas 3x4
Randolph- Madalyn Werner 2x3, Sara Tietz 2b

Brodhead 7, Edgerton 1

Winneconne 12, Berlin 0
Kaitlyn Herbst throw no-hitter.
Berlin.................000 00....... 0 0 0
Winneconne (6-3)131 7X........12 11 0
WP: Kaitlyn Herbst (5-3) 5 IP, 10K's, 2 BB's
LP: Katie Trochinski 4IP, 1 K, 6 BB's 12 runs, 8ER
Leading Hitters: (Win) Stephanie Salm, 3x3 (3B), Shannon Petrack 3x4, (2B, 3B), Alyssa Collura 1x2 (HR), Paige Anunson 1x2 (2B)
Kaitlyn Herbst threw a 5 inning no hitter against Berlin. She struck out 10 and walked two in the ball game.

Beloit Turner 10, Parkview 0
Beloit Turner 0 0 0 9 1 10 10 0
Parkview ......0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2
WP Fitz 3 K's
LP Christianson nson 1K Leading hitters BT Driscoll 2x4 Kunkel 2x4 Conway 2x2 , 3B Jordan HR Kunkel
Leading Hitters PV 2B Soyck
Parkview 4-5 ( 2-4 RVC ) -- Beloit Turner 6-4 ( 5-1 RVC )

Hudson 4, Como Park 2
Hudson is now 6-0 and 4-0 in the Big Rivers Conference.

Bonduel 10, Shiocton 0
Shiocton (2-4, 3-5) 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 2 2
Bonduel (4-2, 5-2) 0 0 7 2 0 1 - 10 11 0
Winning Pitcher - Ashley Berger (6 strikeouts, 3 bases-on-balls)
Losing Pitcher - Carrie Fletcher (1 strikeout, 1 base-on-balls, 1 hit batter)
Bonduel Leading Hitters - Stephanie Kohn 2x4, double; Stephanie Staszak 2x4, bases-loaded triple; Amanda Carpenter 2x3; Sienna Rauterkus, triple; Ashley Berger, triple.
Shiocton - Jodie Ritchie, double.

Randolph 22, Cambria-Freisland 1
Cambria ...0 1 0 1r 1h 0e
Randolph 10 9 3 22r 15h 2e
Pitching: Cambria- Colon (l) 0ip, 6bb, 3h, 10er, Katze 3ip, 4bb, 12, 12er
Randolph- Lindsay Douma 3ip, 1h, 1er, 2k, 2bb
Hitting: Randolph- Lindsay Douma 2x3, Erica Ballweg-Larsen 2x2 3b 2rbi, Madalyn Werner 2x2 3rbi, Sarah Bussian 3x4 2b 4rbi, Courtney Retzlaff 3x3, Katrina Costello 2x2

Park Falls 5, Tomahawk 1
Park Falls...........201 020 0 5 6 2
Tomahawk.............000 100 0 4 2 3
WP: Kelsey Walasek 7ip 1r, 1er, 2h, 0bb, 7k
LP: Felicia Turgeon 780 5r, 3er, 6h, 2bb, 3k
Walasek used just 91 pitches, throwing 72 strikes. Jenn Timm's double and Hailey Graeber's rbi single accounted for Tomahawk's offense in the fourth. Walasek led off the game with a double. Her courtesy runner, Laura Pechacek, scored three times. Maddie Lamb had two hits and a run scored, Kelsey Christianson had an rbi triple and Andi Schemberger drove in a pair of runs. The Cards improved to 4-2 overall and to 2-1 in the Lumberjack Conference.

Thorp 16, Loyal 6
Thorp ............. 140 056 .... 16 8 6
Loyal ............. 001 212 .... 6 12 8
WP-Jeni Luzinski 6 IP, 4 K, 0 BB
LP-Mindy Luttropp 5.1 IP, 3 K, 2 BB
2B- Amanda Henke (T), Nadine Romag (T), Ashley Howard (L), Lindsey Weyer (L)
3B-Jeni Luzinski (T), Lindsey Weyer (L)
Leading Hitters: Lindy Bergman (T) 2x3, Nadine Romag (T) 2x4, Rachel Weyer (L) 3x4, Lindsey Weyer (L) 3x4, C. Bogdonovich (L) 2x4
Thorp 9-2, 6-0 -- Neillsville 5-2, 3-1

McFarland 4, Columbus 0--5 innings (rain)
Columbus.....000 00......0 1 0
McFarland....103 0x......4 4 0
WP-Stephanie Schmikla 2 BB's 13 K's
LP-Ballweg 6 BB's 1 K
The grounds crew of Rex H., Phil S. and Bruce S. did a great job maintaining the field and helping to get a complete game in the books in McFarland. Stephanie Schmikla struck out 13 and drove in the first run in the bottom of the first in a game shortened to 5 innings due to rain. Andrea Steinhofer's one out single drove in another run in the fourth and Ashley Southern drove in the final two with a two out single in the same inning.

Beloit Memorial 8, Janesville Craig 2

Eau Claire Regis 10, Augusta 0
Augusta 000 00 0 4 4
Regis ....132 21 10 5 0
WP Brianna Plank IP 5, K's 5, BB 0
LP Sarah Weiss IP 4 2/3, K's 3, BB 5, ER 5
Regis: Whitney Hedge 2-3 2B 2 RBI's

Burlington Catholic Central 4, Shoreland Lutheran 1
SL........100 000 0 1 3 2
BCC......011 200 4 11 0
WP - Allison Smith, LP - Rochelle Willkomm
Smith (BCC): 1R, 3H, 12K, 2W 4 - 2
Willkomm (SL): 4R, 11H, 3K, 0W 8 - 2
SL: Katie Morman 1x2, 1-3B, 1R, 1W, 1SB
BCC: A. Smith 2x3, 1-2B, 1RBI
Morgan Aldrich 1x4, 1RBI
Chelsey Dangelser 2x3, 1R, 1-2B
Kali Elderbrook 2x3, 1R
Mary Kopier 2x2, 1R
Sam Oldenburg 1x3, 1-2B

Kenosha Bradford 4, South Milwaukee 3
Kenosha Bradford……200 011 x….4 8 1
South Milwaukee…….002 001 0….3 7 3
WP – Roberts, 11K
LP – Monson, 3K
Leading Hitters: (KB) 2x2, 3B; Mikolas 2B; Adelson 2B
(SM) Talasko 3x3; Malovec 2B; Kasmer 2x3

GAME 1
Iola-Scandinavia 13, Port Edwards 0
Port Edwards..........000 00 0 5 2
Iola-Scandinavia....(10)21 0X 13 11 1
WP-Ashley Draeger SO-7, BB-1
LP-Laura Gildenzoph SO-1, BB-6
Leading Hitters: Calan Nelson (IS) 2x3, 3RBI's; Ashley Draeger (IS) 2x4, HR, 3RBI's; Cailin Foerster (IS) 3x3, 2RBI's; Alex Berg (IS) 2x3; Sammi Rehberg (PE) 2x3.

GAME 2
Iola-Scandinavia 10, Port Edwards 0
Iola-Scandinavia.....213 31 10 4 1
Port Edwards.........000 00 0 2 3
WP-Ashley Draeger 4 Innings, SO-3, BB-0, Cailin Foerster 1 Inning, SO-2, BB-0
LP-Sammi Rehberg 4 Innings, SO-4, BB-9, Laura Gildenzoph 1 Inning, SO-0, BB-0
Records: Iola-Scandinavia (6-2, 7-4), Port Edwards (0-7, 0-7)

SPASH 12, Rhinelander 0
Sam Przybelski SO 5 BB 0 to get the win. Brittany Lang belted her 3rd home run on the year, Alli Novotny 2x3 Amanda Evanoff 3x3
SPASH 8-0 4-0

Rosholt 22, Bowler 0
Rosholt.....4(12)0 2 4 ----22 19 0
Bowler......0 0 0 00 -------0 0 5
WP Anna Zdroik K's-14, BB's-0...(NO HITTER)
Leading hitters (R)Jeanie Limberg 2x2(2B), (R)Anna Zdroik 2x4(HR,3RBI's)
(R)Emily Richter 5x5(3RBI's), (R)Elizabeth Larson 3x4(2B,4RBI's), (R)Nichole
Wierzba 3x5(4RBI's), (R)Tanya Kluck(3B

Pacelli 2, Manawa 1
Pacelli ....0 0 1 0 0 0 1….2 6 0
Manawa 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 …1 2 2
WP Jordan Olds SO 7 BB 1
LP Ashley Braun SO1 BB 0
Leading Hitters- Leah Raflik 2x3
Pacelli 7-1

Pacelli 11, Wey-Fremont 1
Wey-Fremont 0 0 0 1 0…..1 3 3
Pacelli ............2 2 3 3 1…..11 11 1
WP- Jordan Olds SO 0 BB 0 LP Amanda Grizwold SO 1 BB 7
Leading Hitters- P-Emily Klismith 2x3 (3RBI), Pam Boden 2x3, Mary Czysen 2x4
WF-Terra Schroeder 2B

Pepin 10, Colfax 0
Pepin 14401.............10-7-1
Colfax 00000.............0-2-0
WP Molly McIntosh 3 IP 6 k's 1 BB 0 ER
LP Brianna Foils 3 IP 3 k's 9 BB 9 ER
Leading Hitters for Pepin
Molly McIntosh 2-2 2 doubles 2 BB 5RBI's
Frances Latene 2-2 double 2BB 5 RBI's
Pepin is 7-1 Dunn St. Croix and 7-3 overall

New Richmond 6, Durand 0
New Richmond 002 040 0 ---- 6 9 1
Durand -------- 000 000 0 ---- 0 2 0
WP- Singerhouse - 12 Ks
LP- Hoyt 1 k
HIGHLIGHTS - NR: Jenna Moe 2-3, 2 runs, 2 SB; Hannah Bygd 2-4, 1 run, 3 RBI; Alyssa Martinson 2-3 1 run
Four run 5th inning highlighted by 3 run double by Hannah Bygd. Nikki Singerhouse threw nifty 2 hitter with 12 K’s.

Grantsburg 15, St. Croix Falls 1
Grantsburg ......0 0 8 5 2
St. Croix Falls..0 0 1 0 0
The Pirates surrendered their 1st earned run of the season but still won their 8th game without a loss. They collected 15 runs on 15 hits with Jamie lund and Mollie Bjelland each 3 for 5. Jamie Lund pitched the first 3 to pick up her third win.

Plymouth 8, Kewaskum 7 (12)
Plymouth's Lindsey Grahn strikes out 20 in the 12 inning win. Lauren Pieper has 4 hits and 4 RBI's, including the game-winner.
Second game of DH suspended after 5 innings due to darkness, Plymouth leading 9-2.

Marshall 21, New Glarus 0
MARSHALL............14 0 5 1 1 .......21 11 1
NEW GLARUS ........0 0 0 0 0 ...........0 0 3
WP NOEL (M) SO 9
LP SCHMIDT (NG) SO 5
LEADING HITTERS KARMEN DORSHORST (M) 2X4 NOEL (M) 2X3 PETERSON (M) 3X5
Courtney Noel pitched her first NO hitter of the year she had 9 so 0 H 2 BB

Assumption 3 Stratford 1
Assumption - 002 100 0 3 3 0
Stratford........000 010 0 1 4 3
WP - Brittney Brock - 7 inns - 8 K's - 1 bb - 4 hits
LP - Cassie Krum - 7 inns - 12 K's - 3 bb - 3 hits
For Assumption:Jenna Genteman and Chelsey Hohl both doubled. Brock had the other hit. Genteman, Hohl and Stephanie Garza had one RBI each. For Stratford: Cassie Krum had a double while Keri Doll tripled. Amanda Vanderleest had the only RBI

Port Washington 14, Milwaukee Lutheran 2

Kettle Moraine 10, Waukesha North 0
Kettle Moraine (5-2) (5-0) vs, Waukesha North (6-1) (4-1) 4/24/07
Kettle Moraine....602 002 - 10 15 1
Waukesha North 000 000 - 0 0 2
Pitchers:
WP Brynn Wessberg (5-2) 6IP 0H 0BB 12K
LP Lisa Dare (6-1) 6IP 15H 1BB 6K
Leading Hitters:
KM: Rebecca Brandt 3x4, 2B, 4RBI; Theresa Strand 2x3, 2B, 3RBI; Nicki Wicland 3x3; Kara Burac 2x3, 2B, 2RBI: Sarah Leslie 2x4, 3B, RBI.
In this battle for first place in the Classic Eight Conference, Brynn Wessberg pitched a gem...missing a perfect game by one KM error. The no-hitter with 12 Ks was Wessberg's first this year and third of her stellar prep career. KM provided plenty of offensive support off previously unbeaten Lisa Dare with 15 hits. Rebecca Brandt continued her hot start with a lead off single and senior second baseman followed with a RBI triple over the centerfielder's head. It was off to the races for KM as they tallied 6 runs in the top of the first. Brandt kept her batting ave. a hair under .600 for the year with 3 hits and 4 RBIs. Senior Catcher Theresa Strand had a big day also with 3 RBIs. Junior right fielder was solid with a 3 for 3 day. Senior third baseman Kara Burac combined a 2 for 3, 2 RBI day with a diving catch of a soft liner to help preserve the no-hitter as did Sarah Leslie. Wessberg attributed her no-hitter to a her defense and a real good curveball that kept the Waukesha North hitter's off balance.
The victory leaves the Lasers all alone in first place with a 5-0 record. This sets up a huge match-up with perennial conference power Milwaukee Pius (4-1) on Thursday.

CLINTON 10, EVANSVILLE 0
EVANSVILLE 000 00 0 1 7
CLINTON 201 43 10 6 0
WP- MEGAN GANDER ( 10 K's, 3 BB) LP - HANSON (5 K's, 4 BB)
CLINTON 2 -4 IN ROCK VALLEY, 4 - 5 OVERALL

Game 1 - Kiel 21 ,Sheboygan Falls 0

Game 2 - Kiel 30, Sheboygan Falls 0

Big Foot 6, Parkview 1
Parkview........ 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 1 8 1
Big Foot........ 3 1 1 0 0 1 x - 6 7 2
Pitchers: WP-Niven, LP-Christianson
Caitlin O'Leary... (BF) 2IP 2H 1K 2BB
Cameron Niven......(BF) 5IP 6H 5K 1BB
Hailey Christianson.(P) 6IP 7H 2K 6BB
Hitters:
Danielson (P) 3x4, Niven (BF) 2x3, Schaid (BF) 2x3
2B - O'Leary (BF)

Big Foot 12, Elkhorn 2
Big Foot........ 0 6 4 2 0 - 12 11 1
Palmyra-Eagle... 0 1 0 0 1 - 2 3 1
Pitchers: WP-Niven, LP-Schellin
Caitlin O'Leary ..(BF) 2IP 2H 0K 0BB
Cameron Niven......(BF) 3IP 1H 7K 0BB
Schellin ..........(E) 2IP 5H 3K 1BB
Klein .............(E) 2IP 5H 0K 2BB
Morse .............(E) 1IP 1H 2K 3BB
Rehborg.............(E) 1IP 0H 1K 3BB
Hitters:
Barry (BF) 2x2, O'Leary (BF) 2x2, Niven (BF) 2x2, Palcic (BF) 2x4
2B - Chappell (BF), Hoak (BF)
3B - O'Leary (BF)

Big Foot 19, Palmyra-Eagle 1
Palmyra-Eagle... 0 0 0 1 0 - 1 2 4
Big Foot........ 1 6 11 1 x - 19 14 1
Pitchers: WP-Niven, LP-Gonzales
Cameron Niven......(BF) 5IP 2H 13K 1BB
Gina Gonzalesi.....(PE) 2IP 9H 1K 7BB
Cassy Kotlowski ...(PE) 2IP 5H 2K 0BB
Hitters:
Morris (BF) 3x4, O'Leary (3x4), Barry (BF) 2x5, Forsythe (BF) 2x2
2B - Barry (BF)
HR (Grandslam) - Morris (BF)

Racine Park 4, Franklin 3
Franklin ......012 000 0 - 3 9 0
Racine Park 200 020 x - 4 8 1
WP-Therese Kratowicz (RP) 7IP 3K 2BB
LP-K. Timm (F) 6 IP 6 K 0BB
Leading Hitters: (RP) Mary Nordstrom 2-3, 2R 3RBI and game-winning 2-run HR
Megan Naegeli 2-3
Megan Burgess 1-3 2B RBI
Bre Hart 1-2,R 3B
(F) E. Maher 3-4
S. Picchiotino 2-4 R 3B RBI
Park (1-3, 3-6) Franklin (2-2, 4-2)

Independence/Gilmanton 13, Blair-Taylor 3
I/G 8 0 0 1 4 - 13 9 0
BT 0 0 2 1 0 - 3 7 3
WP:Cassandra Schmitt (6K, 5BB, 3ER)
LP: Beth Nelson (5K, 5BB, 10ER)
Leading Hitters:
I/G: Callie Halama 2x3, double, triple, 4 RBIs; Bayli Maliszewski 2x4, double, RBI; Cherie Kulig 2x4, RBI; Cassandra Schmitt 2x3; Kayla Thompson double, 3 RBIs
BT: Megan Melby 2x3, triple; Cera Boe 2x3

D.C. Everest 1, Wausau East 0
WESTON -- Evergreens pitcher Alicia Barrett tossed a two-hit shutout and freshman Holley Edelburg drove in the game's only run as D.C. Everest edged the Lumberjacks in a Wisconsin Valley Conference matchup. Allyson Miskovich opened the bottom of the second with a single, moved to third on a sacrifice bunt by Barrett and scored on Edelburg's fly ball to center. Barrett went the distance, striking out five and not walking a batter, and made the early run stand up.
Wausau East 000 000 0 -- 0 2 3
D.C. Everest 010 000 x -- 1 5 0
WP--Alicia Barrett. LP--Amy Thompson. SO

Game Summaries from Tom Kahl at Beaver Dam Daily Citizen follow here

Young quickly leaves yard
By Citizen Staff
HORICON - Brittany Young took the first pitch Horicon saw over the fence as the Marshladies went on to pummel visiting St. Mary's Springs, 11-2, in Tuesday's soggy Wisconsin Flyway softball game.
"It was out easily," Horicon coach Roger Schliewe said. "We're hitting the ball hard."
Young finished 3-for-4 while Shelby Scharpf went 2-for-3 and tripled. Ellie Torn was 2-for-3 with two RBIs, Sam Davidson drove in two runs and Cindy Justman nearly missed a home run of her own, settling for a double off the top of the fence.
Chelsie Held struck out 13 in picking up the win. She allowed five hits, one walk and no earned runs.
"Chelsie pitched pretty well for the conditions," Schliewe said. "It was pretty yukky but it held off and we got one in."
Horicon (8-2, 6-0 Flyway) heads to Kettle Moraine Lutheran Thursday. Springs is now 4-3 and 3-2.
Springs 000 020 0 - 2 5 2
Horicon 132 221 x - 11 11 1
WP: Held (7 IP, 2 R, 0 ER, 5 H, 1 BB, 13 K)
LP: Newton (6 IP, 11 R, 9 ER, 11 H, 0 BB, 1 HP, 3 K)
Leading hitters: S - Rottscholl 2-4; Tighe 2-3; H - Young 3-4, HR, RBI; Scharpf 2-3, 3B; Torn 2-3, 2B, 2 RBI; Davidson 2 RBI; Justman 2B, RBI.

Waupun 8, WLA 6
FOND DU LAC - Nicole Sturtz tied Tuesday's softball game in Waupun with her RBI single and helped turn a game-ending double play as the Warriors took an 8-6 East Central Flyway win at Winnebago Lutheran Academy.
"We ended the game with a nice double play," Waupun coach Tom Hagstrom said. "We bounced back and had some big hits."
Waupun held a 5-0 lead heading into the bottom of the fourth when the Vikings (6-3, 5-2 ECF) exploded for a six-run frame to take the lead. After Sturtz tied it, the Warriors got the winning runs on WLA's only error of the game.
"It was nice to get out of there with a win," Hagstrom said. "As wet as it was, control was definitely an issue at times for pitchers."
Chelsea Redeker went 2-for-4 with a double. Ariel Griffis struck out six and endured the wet day to pick up the win.
Waupun (7-3, 4-2) can create a three-way tie for first with a win Friday at Winneconne. Waupun, 8-6
Waupun .040 103 0 - 8 6 1
WLA ......000 600 0 - 6 6 1
WP: Griffis (7 IP, 6 R, 5 ER, 6 H, 6 BB, 6 K)
LP: Woldt (7 IP, 8 R, 5 ER, 6 H, 5 BB, 2 HP, 3 K)
Leading hitters: Wp - Redeker 2-4, 2B; Sturtz 2 RBI; WLA - Kramer 3B, 2 RBI.

Randolph 22, C-F 1 (3 inn.)
RANDOLPH - Randolph pushed 22 runs across in three innings under inclement weather conditions before Tuesday's Northern Trailways softball game against Cambria-Friesland was called.
Sara Bussain went 3-for-4 with a double and four RBIs in the win. Courtney Retzlaff added three hits and drove in two runs. Lindsay Douma, Erica Ballweg-Larsen, Madalyn Werner and Katrina Costello each chipped in with two hits.
Randolph (3-4, 3-4 North) heads to Lourdes Friday.
Randolph, 22-1 (3 inn.)
C-F ..........0 10 - 1 1 0
Randolph (10)93 - 22 15 2
WP: Douma (3 IP, 1 H, 1 ER, 2 K, 2 BB)
LP: Colo´n (O IP, 3 H, 10 ER, 0 K, 6 BB)
Leading hitters: R - Douma 2-3; Ballweg-Larsen 2-2, 3B, 2 RBI; Werner 2-2, 3 RBI; Bussian 3-4, 2B, 4 RBI; Costello 2-2; Retzlaff 3-3, 2 RBI.

Around the State gleaned from various sources

Little Chute aces team up to blank Hortonville batters
By Tim Froberg
Post-Crescent staff writer
LITTLE CHUTE — For much of the last decade, Little Chute's softball team has unsuccessfully searched and schemed for a way to beat Hortonville. First-year Mustangs head coach Nikol Waters unleashed a fresh plan Tuesday to end the one-sided competition. It involved Katie Van Dyn Hoven throwing strikes from the right side and Ashley Schider doing the same from the left. Waters' share-the-load mound strategy worked to perfection. Van Dyn Hoven and Schider combined on a four-hit shutout, allowing the Mustangs to beat the Polar Bears 2-0 in Valley 8 Conference action. Mustangs assistant coach Guy Van Dyn Hoven estimated that it had been at least eight years since Little Chute had beaten Hortonville. "This is so exciting," Katie Van Dyn Hoven said. "We were a little nervous coming into this game because we didn't do too good against them last year. We had been struggling earlier this year, but it feels like we're coming together." Van Dyn Hoven got the start and picked up the win, allowing just two hits and striking out four with one walk in four innings. Schider finished up with three scoreless innings. The combination of the two quality pitchers was good enough to silence Hortonville's usually noisy bats and win a tough matchup against Hortonville ace Courtney Lautenschlager, a hard-throwing senior who scattered five hits and struck out five. "We wanted to have that righty-lefty mix," Waters said. "Just seeing the ball from another side, I think it really throws off hitters a bit."

Kimberly 4, Appleton West 2
· Hot hand: Claudia Harke picked up the win, walking just one and striking out nine in a complete-game effort. · Big hit: Jaclyn Lamers hit a two-run double in third for the Papermakers. · Helping herself: Terrors starting pitcher Abby Richeson, who walked two and struck out four in six innings, hit an RBI triple in the seventh.
APPLETON WEST ......000 000 2 — 2 3 3
KIMBERLY (8-0, 8-0) 102 001 x — 4 2 2
WP: Claudia Harke. LP: Abby Richeson. Leading hitter: Jaclyn Lamers K 2 RBI.

Appleton East 1, Kaukauna 0
· Dramatic win: Heidi Schreiner's single to left scored Amanda Manteufel with the winning run in the 11th inning at East. · Pitchers' duel: East's Beth Spoehr and Kaukauna's Bree Giordana pitched all 11 innings and each tallied seven strikeouts. · She said it: "It was probably one of the best softball games I've ever seen." — Janel Batten, Appleton East coach.
KAUKAUNA ........000 000 000 00 — 0 4 2
APPLETON EAST 000 000 000 01 — 1 6 0
WP: Beth Spoehr. LP: Bree Giordana. Leading hitters: Heidi Schreiner AE 2x5, RBI; Giordana K 2x3.

Appleton North 6, Fond du Lac 1
· Stepping up: Lightning senior captain Gretchen Ratajczak had four hits, including two doubles, and drove in a pair of runs at Fond du Lac. · Stepping in: Freshman Marissa Roovers pitched two scoreless innings to pick up the save in relief of North starter Janel Bergsbaken. · He said it: "We played nearly a flawless game tonight. The girls hit well and played good defense." — Reed Rudie, North coach.
APPLETON NORTH 101 013 0 — 6 13 1
FOND DU LAC ......001 000 0 — 1 4 2
WP: Janel Bergsbaken. LP: Alicia Miller. Leading hitters: Gretchen Ratajczak AN 4x4, 2 RBI; Casey Lemensky AN 2x3; Maryrose Wentzel AN 2x4.

Neenah 10, Oshkosh North 0
· Breaking through: The Rockets earned their first win of the year as the the Spartans' winless season continued. · Ouch: The teams combined for 13 errors, with Oshkosh North committing 11. · He said it: "We kept saying we got to put some tallies in the left column." — Richard Frost, Neenah coach.
NEENAH (1-9, 1-7) 022 401 1 — 10 11 2
OSHKOSH NORTH... 000 000 0 — 0 4 11
WP: Melissa Gritton. LP: Marissa Wagner. Leading hitters: Michelle Neabling N 2x4; Gritton N 2x5; Stephanie Wheeler N 2x5, 2B; Amy Veldhorst N 2 RBI.

Oshkosh West 8, Menasha 3
· Costly: The Bluejays committed four errors, while the Wildcats committed one. · He said it: "We need to clean it up." — Tom McQuillan, Menasha coach.
OSHKOSH WEST 200 130 2 — 8 7 1
MENASHA (1-5) 003 000 0 — 3 4 4
WP: Megan Braun. LP: Lacey Probst. Leading hitters: Sarah Pommerening OW 2x4; Braun OW 2x4, HR.

Oconto Falls 1, Freedom 0
· Tough loss: Irish pitcher Jamie Schuh struck out 17, but the Panthers pushed across the game's lone run in the fifth on two walks, an error and one hit.
OCONTO FALLS .......000 010 0 — 1 1 2
FREEDOM (5-4, 3-3) 000 000 0 — 0 2 1
WP: Magnin. LP: Jamie Schuh.

Fox Valley Lutheran 3, Clintonville 0
· Going the distance: Sutton Lecker pitched a complete-game four-hit shutout to lead the Foxes to the win over the Truckers. Lecker walked none and struck out four. The win extended FVL's winning streak to six games. · Triplets: Jamie Matz got the Foxes going in the first inning with a triple. After Matz scored on Steff Stoeger's triple, Lecker singled Stoeger home. Marissa Asman tripled in the third inning and scored on an error on the play to account for FVL's other run.
CLINTONVILLE ............000 000 0 — 0 4 2
FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 201 000 x — 3 4 1
WP: Sutton Lecker. LP: Jessica Klingbeil. Leading hitters: Jamie Matz FVL 3B; Steffani Stoeger FVL 3B; Marissa Asman FVL 3B; Charlotte Lehman H 2B.

New London 7, Bay Port 2
· Outta here: Melinda Wulf led off the fifth inning with a home run that cleared the 200-foot left field fence. · He said it: "She's a really good hitter." — Tony Porath, New London coach.
NEW LONDON (10-0, 7-0) 105 010 0 — 7 7 2
BAY PORT .....................100 000 1 — 2 7 2
WP: Jessica Ferge. LP: Miranda Szcepanski. Leading hitters: Melinda Wulf NL 2x3 HR; Brittany Beyer NL 2x4, 2 RBI; Brooke Sampone NL 2x3, 2B, 2 RBI.

Seymour 5, West De Pere 3
· What a relief: The Thunder's Nona Danforth struck out six Phantoms batters in three innings of relief to get the win.
WEST DE PERE ------102 000 0 — 3 5 1
SEYMOUR (4-4, 2-4) 300 011 x — 5 8 1
WP: Nona Danforth. LP: Stephanie Brunette. Leading hitters: Kayla Larson WDP 2x3, 2 RBI; Deanna Truyman S 2x4; Kelly Zuleger S 3x3, 3 RBI.

St. Mary Central 7, Manitowoc Lutheran 4
· Another first: The Zephyrs beat the Lancers for the first time in Olympian Conference play behind Reegan Cheslock's four RBI at Manitowoc, including a bases-loaded triple in the second. · Don't walk: SMC's Sara Gawinski handed the Lancers their first league loss of the season by pitching her fifth straight conference game without allowing a walk.
ST. MARY CENTRAL (7-5, 5-3) ......230 020 0 — 7 8 4
MANITOWOC LUTHERAN (6-2, 5-1) 000 031 0 — 4 5 1
WP: Sara Gawinski. LP: Amy Schneider. Leading hitters: Reegan Cheslock SMC 2x3, 4 RBI; Emily Meyer SMC 3x4.

Chilton 7, Reedsville 0
· Doing it all: Nicole Oberdorf racked up 15 strikeouts in six innings to give the senior 83 strikeouts on the season. She also was three-for-three with a double.
CHILTON (4-3) 300 110 2 — 7 10 0
REEDSVILLE ....000 000 0 — 0 4 2
WP: Nicole Oberdorf. LP: Kalies. Leading hitters: Gretchen Van Grinsven C 2x3; Oberdorf C 3x3, 2B; Rosemarie Nelson C 2x4, 3B, 2B; J. Webber R 2x3; M. Lund R 2x3.

Brillion 6, Wrightstown 3
· Pair Jordans: Jordan Piepenburg earned the win for the Lions, while teammate Jordan Meidl was one-for-three with a double and two RBI in a game that had a total of eight errors.
BRILLION .........002 040 0 — 6 4 4
WRIGHTSTOWN 000 001 2 — 3 6 4
WP: Jordan Piepenburg. LP: Chelsea Klika. Leading hitters: Klika W 2x3; Bryanna Mueller W 1x3, 2B, 2 RBI; Jordan Meidl B 1x3, 2B, 2 RBI.

Stockbridge 8, Sheboygan Lutheran 3
· On the mound: Sarah Jacobs pitched a complete game, giving up three runs on five hits and three walks while striking out 10.
STOCKBRIDGE (2-6) ....103 310 0 — 8 9 2
SHEBOYGAN LUTHERAN 001 000 2 — 3 3 3
WP: Sarah Jacobs. LP: Jessica Ilanz. Leading hitters: Megan Manion ST 2x3; Katrina Kappus ST 2x3; Brittany Ecker ST 2x4.

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 6-8, Lomira 5-1:
The Lions came up just shy in a comeback attempt in game one, then lost in game two after striking out 12 times in Lomira. Kettle Moraine hit the ball well and also pitched very well," said Lomira coach Jacob Fakes. "Our girls weren't able to adjust." Casey Maeder and Katie Koehler had two hits each for Lomira (2-6, 1-5) in the opener. Kelsey Weiglein had two hits and an RBI.

Campbellsport 19-17, New Holstein 0-1:
The Cougars' first four batters reached on hits in the first game and they never looked back. "We just hit the ball hard in the first game," Campbellsport coach Rick Simpson said. Alyssa McGray, Kallie Benike, Alli Zurn, Britany Narges, Heidi Kelley and Hayle Serwe each had two hits in the first game. Serwe had three RBIs while McGray, Benike and Kelley each drove in two runs. In the second game, Serwe drove in six runs. Benike had two doubles and two RBIs and Narges had three RBIs. Serwe threw a combined seven innings in both games, striking out nine without a walk. She only allowed four hits. Narges picked up the victory in game two, throwing the last three innings and allowing only one hit.

Hornets top Tritons, stay perfect in FRVC
Press-Gazette
Aly Werchek went 3-for-4 with three RBIs and Kristi Halverson earned the win to lift Green Bay Preble to a 7-4 victory over Green Bay Notre Dame on Tuesday in a Fox River Valley Conference softball game. The win kept Preble undefeated in conference play at 4-0. Andie Burkland and Missy Monette each went 2-for-4 for the Tritons.
Green Bay Notre Dame 000 300 1 — 4 6 1
Green Bay Preble ........023 020 x — 7 13 0
WP: Kristi Halverson. LP: Chelsea Clark. S: Mallory Martens.
Leading hitters: Andie Burkland, 2x4; Missy Monette, 2x4; Preble: Lindsey Pockl, 3x4; Mallory Martens, 3x3; Aly Werchek, 3x4.

Green Bay West 6, Sheboygan North 1
Stephanie Ortiz went 3-for-3 with three runs scored and two RBIs to lead West. Ortiz had a RBI triple in the third to extend the Wildcats' lead. Rebecca Mann was the winning pitcher for West (5-2, 3-0). North fell to 1-3 in the conference.
Sheboygan North 000 100 0 — 1 4 1
Green Bay West.. 202 020 0 — 6 9 2
WP: Rebecca Mann. LP: Cami Daun.
Leading hitters: SN — Jess Kolb 2x2. GBW — Stephanie Ortiz 3x3; Rachel Breitrick 2x2. Strikeout leaders: Mann 6.

Green Bay East 7, Manitowoc 5
Shine Huwe hit a two-run double in the first inning, helping the Red Devils take a 7-0 lead after two innings.
Huwe went 2-for-3 with three RBIs. Kayla Bunday and Casie McElrone each batted in two runners as well for East (6-2, 5-1).
Manitowoc ......002 010 2 — 5 7 2
Green Bay East 340 000 0 — 7 10 2
WP: Kristin Zimmerman. LP: Kayla Weber.
Leading hitters: M — Holly Doolan 2x3. E — Kristin Zimmerman 2x2; Shine Huwe 2x3; Kayla Bunday 2x4. Strikeout leaders: Zimmerman 6.

Marinette 4-1, De Pere 3-2
MARINETTE — The Marines and Redbirds (4-4, 4-4) split a doubleheader. In the first game, Maggie Motkowski drove in Carly Michiels — who had a one-out single and stole second — with a single for the game-winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning. Motkowski also earned the win, striking out eight in a complete game. Lauren Higgins (2-for-4, two RBIs) led De Pere. In the second game, Lauren Higgins (3-for-3) and Laura Rodda drove in runs for the Redbirds. Higgins earned the win, allowing one run (none earned) in 62/3 innings. Shannen Schmidt got the final out to earn a save.
De Pere ..001 000 2 — 3 6 1
Marinette 200 001 1 — 4 5 2
WP: Maggie Motkowski, 7 IP, 8 SO, 4 BB. LP: Shannen Schmidt. Leading hitters: DP — McKenzie Toellner 2x3, RBI, Lauren Higgins 2x4, 2 RBIs. Strikeout leaders: Motkowski 8, Schmidt 7.
Marinette 000 001 0 — 1 7 2
De Pere....110 000 x — 2 7 2
WP: Lauren Higgins. LP: Hannah Thyne. S: Shannen Schmidt. Leading hitters: M — Brianna Benesh 2x4; DP — Higgins 3x3.

Shawano 4, Pulaski 3
PULASKI — Pulaski scored three runs in the bottom of the sixth before its rally fell short. Liz Zastrow earned the win, while Jessica Kropp took the loss for Pulaski (7-2, 5-2).
Shawano 010 111 0 — 4 5 2
Pulaski ....000 003 0 — 3 5 2
WP: Liz Zastrow. LP: Jessica Kropp. Leading hitters: S — Tera Schroeder, 2x3.

Gibraltar 4, Kewaunee 1
KEWAUNEE — Allison Pfeifer was the winning pitcher and had a two-run single in the fifth inning as Gibraltar (1-5, 1-5) won its first game of the season. Abby Polomis had a two-run double in the fourth for Gibraltar.
Gibraltar ...000 220 0 — 4 8 0
Kewaunee 000 000 1 — 1 7 0
WP: Allison Pfeifer. LP: Kari Wotachek.
Leading hitters: G — Katie Sawyer 3x4; Pfeifer 2x3; K — Cassie Zimmerman 2x3; Kelly Schlies 2x3. Strikeout leader: Wotachek 7; Pfeifer 6.

Denmark 3, Luxemburg-Casco 0
LUXEMBURG — Kayla Krueger allowed two hits in seven innings and struck out six to help lead the Vikings over the Spartans. Brittany Leiterman went 2-for-3 in the win — both hits were triples — and scored two runs. Kalli Schmelzer had another strong outing for the Spartans (2-6, 1-5), allowing three runs in seven innings and striking out five.
Denmark ............020 001 0 — 3 6 1
Luxemburg-Casco 000 000 0 — 0 2 0
WP: Kayla Krueger. LP: Kalli Schmelzer.
Leading hitters: D — Brittany Leiterman, 2x3; Angela Ullmer, 2x3; Colette Ullmer, 2x4; Strikeout leaders: Schmelzer, 5; Krueger, 6.

Wausaukee 6, Crivitz 1
WAUSAUKEE — Kasey Koster went the distance, striking out five and allowing just one run to lead the Rangers. Koster also went 2-for-2. Kari Corbeille took the loss but struck out 11.
Crivitz .......000 001 0 — 1 3 0
Wausaukee 100 410 0 — 6 8 0
WP: Kasey Koster. LP: Kari Corbeille.
Leading hitters: W –Koster, 2x2. Strikeout leaders: Corbeille, 11; Koster, 5.

Peshtigo 11, Marinette St. Thomas/Lena 0
MARINETTE — Sara Dobbin gave up two hits in five scoreless innings for Peshtigo. Casey Oestreich went 2-for-2 with two RBIs off of a second inning single.
Peshtigo ..................130 52 — 11 6
Marinette St. Thomas 000 00 — 0 2
WP: Sara Dobbin. LP: Rachel Ascher.
Leading hitters: P — Casey Oestreich 2x2. Strikeout leaders: Dobbin 6.

Coleman 6, Gillett 5
COLEMAN — Coleman had only two hits but edged Gillett.
Gillett ...310 100 0 — 5 7
Coleman 024 000 0 — 6 2
WP: Ruth Tucker. LP: Dani Clark.
Leading hitters: G — Nicole Olson 3x4; Nicole Riley 2x4. Strikeout leaders: Clark 9.

Newman Tournament:
NEW Lutheran 7, Northland 6
WAUSAU — Alyssa Gipp earned the win, striking out five in seven innings for the Blazers. Maggie Makela had three hits in the victory.
NEW Lutheran 403 000 0 — 7 15 0
Northland .......000 600 0 — 6 5 3
WP: Alyssa Gipp. LP: K. Raduz.
Leading hitters: NL — Gipp, 2x5; Natalie Derricks, 3x3; Maggie Makela, 3x4; Abby Cartier, 2x4. Strikeout leaders: Gipp, 5; Raduz, 5.

Wausau Newman 5, NEW Lutheran 3
WAUSAU — The Blazers (2-7) lost the second game of a doubleheader, allowing five runs in the first two innings. NEW Lutheran 100 020 0 — 3 7 6
Wausau ........320 000 0 — 5 2 0
WP: Carly Hoff. LP: Gipp.
Leading hitters: NL — Derricks, 2x3; Emily Schmidt, 2x4; Strikeout leaders: Hoff, 5.

Elcho 14, Crandon 4
CRANDON — Andrea Wojnowski threw a five-inning four-hitter, and Jenna Bradley drove in three runs for Crandon (5-1, 4-0).
Elcho.... 000 04 — 4 4 8
Crandon 373 01 — 14 9 1
WP: Andrea Wojnowski. LP: Courtney Palubicki. Leading hitters: C — Marki Fraley 2x3. Wojnowski 8.

Laona/Wabeno 12, Three Lakes 6
THREE LAKES — Kristin Zimmer earned the win, striking out 12, to lead Laona/Wabeno.
Laona/Wabeno 330 113 1 — 12 8 2
Three Lakes.... 000 401 1 — 6 11 6
WP: Kristin Zimmer. LP: Jessica Hibbard.
Leading hitters: LW — MacKenzie Krawze 3x3; TL — Katie Wallschlaeger 2x4, Alicia Dalponte 2x4, Kirstie Wick 2x4, Rochelle Frank 3x3. Strikeout leaders: Zimmer 12, Hibbard 7.

Roncalli, Two Rivers split pair
By Paul Keup
Herald Times Reporter
TWO RIVERS — No one knew — or would say — if and when the Roncalli High School softball team had beaten rival Two Rivers before this week. But on Tuesday the Jets had already beaten the Raiders once, and they were on the verge of doing it again. After Roncalli scored four runs in the first inning for the second time in a matter of hours, longtime Two Rivers skipper Lee Nebel marched to the mound and had a few words with his team. "I called timeout and tried to get them back in the game," Nebel said. "I told them we were down the same score in the first game, and we came back to tie it. The game is never over until it's over." And these rivals took their time deciding things. Roncalli's Holly Binversie hit a game-winning single in the top of the ninth inning to help the Jets win the opener, 7-6, and then Two Rivers' pitcher Ani Steinhauer got out of a late jam as the Raiders salvaged a split with a 6-5 win in the finale under the lights at Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park. "Both were close games, and that's rivalry stuff," Roncalli head coach Louis Vigue said. "We came in with good experience, and they are a little young. But we knew it was going to be a battle because of the rivalry." The Jets (3-4 overall, 3-3 EWC) scored four in the opening inning of the first game, but the Raiders (2-4, 2-2) rallied to score five in the second. Roncalli regained the lead with two in the fifth, but Two Rivers forced extra innings with a tally in the bottom of the seventh. Binversie's two-out single in the ninth scored catcher Marissa Haug, who reached on an error and took second on a passed ball. Two Rivers had two on with two out in the bottom half, but Jets' second baseman Heather Roberts snagged a line-drive from Chelsie Chada to seal the win. "We didn't want to worry about the rival stuff," Haug said. "We just came in here to win, and we did a pretty good job." The Raiders, meanwhile, were reeling entering the second game. "With the loss, nobody really seemed like they wanted to play, and then we had an error and were down 4-0," said Steinhauer, who retired 12 straight in the finale while allowing just four hits. "But after we started hitting the ball we got back into it, and things came together at the end." Roncalli scored four runs (two earned) in the first inning — prompting Nebel's mound-visit — and the Jets had all the momentum. "We really wanted to get off to a hot start, and it definitely gave us energy," Haug said. "The four runs really helped us to excel." Jets' pitcher Carrie Roberts was the beneficiary of the run-support, but she was winded after pitching 11 straight innings. "She told me she was a little tired and needed a break," said Vigue, who put Ellen Mueller in for the third inning before Roberts returned in the sixth. "Sometimes it can be a timing issue with pitchers in a doubleheader anyway. If they get her timing down, they can hit her pretty well. It worked well for us (with Mueller), but we just didn't score enough runs." But Two Rivers started chipping away at the deficit, and it led 6-4 after the top of the fifth. "The batting brought us back up," said Steinhauer, who along with Chada had RBI-groundouts in the third. "The team had a positive attitude." Haug's RBI-single in the bottom of the fifth pulled the Jets within 6-5, setting up an exciting finish. The Jets were the home team in the finale, and Heather Roberts drew a leadoff walk before advancing to second on a groundout. Haug was up again, and she faced a 1-0 pitch when Steinhauer was called for a balk — setting up runners at first and third with one out. "I'd almost rather not have had the balk there because Marissa has been hitting the ball so well," said Vigue, who watched Haug take second base while Binversie was up. "She might have tied it." But Nebel called a changeup on a 3-2 pitch, and Binversie sent a rocket up the middle. Steinhauer stuck her glove out at the last second and snared the ball. "I was surprised," Steinhauer said. "I saw it coming, and I opened my glove. Most of the time I don't have my eyes open, and it falls into my glove." Another changeup helped the Raiders retire Jets' senior Melanie Holzinger (RBI-single in the first) for the final out. "I'm glad both teams won because there was a lot of competition," Steinhauer said. "We would've preferred to have won both, but it's better to have each team win one. It will keep the rivalry going." And it was a great win in Chada's return from a serious knee injury last fall in volleyball. "She provides great senior leadership, and she really makes a difference," Nebel said. "She never lets (the team) give up." NOTES: Roncalli's Lindsey Balzan was 2-for-5 with two runs scored in the opener, and Binversie finished 2-for-4. … Two Rivers' Stephanie Milmoe went 3-for-5 with three runs, a double, and a walk in the first game. … The Raiders' Rachel Diedrich and Jessica Hrdina each had two hits in the finale. … Two Rivers is 0-2 this season in extra-inning games.

Greenwood 18, Stanley-Boyd 4
GREENWOOD -- Kaitlyn Kirn hit a home run and a triple for Greenwood in its win over Stanley-Boyd.

Stanley-Boyd 002 11 -- 4 5 4
Greenwood 531 100 -- 18 17 2
WP--Lindsey Guenther. LP--Courtney Shilts. SO--Guenther 5; Shilts 5. BB--Guenther 2; Shilts 6. 2B--Greenwood, Briana Brey, Michelle Elgersma, Storm Gregorich, Jennifer Herdner; School, Player's first and last name. 3B--Greenwood, Kaitlyn Kirn. HR--Greenwood, Kirn.
Records: Greenwood, 2-4, 5-5 overall; Stanley-Boyd not reported.

Marshfield 8, Antigo 4
ANTIGO -- Julie Leu and Jenny Sanasac both went 2 for 4, while Julie Henrichs finished with a solid 2 for 2 in Marshfield's win.
Antigo .....100 120 0 -- 4 3 7
Marshfield 050 012 0 -- 8 10 2
WP--Becky King. LP--Heather Kessler. SO--King 8, Kessler 6. BB--King 1, Kessler 2.
Records: Antigo not reported; Marshfield 4-2 overall, 2-2 Wisconsin Valley.

Mosinee 7, Neillsville 5
MOSINEE -- Kaytee Quast and Becky Grzesiak had three hits apiece and Grzesiak drove in three runs as the Papermakers slipped past the Warriors in a Eastern Cloverbelt Conference matchup. Maddie Zebro chipped in with a pair of hits, while Chelsey Klimek picked up the win on the mound despite five errors behind her. She walked one a struck out three.
Neillsville 031 010 0 -- 5 5 3
Mosinee 240 001 x -- 7 12 5
WP--Chelsey Klimek. LP--Cassandra Craig. SO -- Craig 3; Klimek 3. BB--Craig 1; Klimek 1. 2B--Neillsville, Kristin Perkl; Mosinee, Kaytee Quast.
Records: Mosinee 5-2 overall and 4-1 East Cloverbelt; Neillsville 3-2 overall and 2-2 East Cloverbelt.

Pittsville 13, Abbotsford 8
Mackenzie Hautala and Kaitlyn Minor each hit a triple in Pittsville's win over Abbotsford. Hautala had 5 RBI, and Minor and Jackie Steele each knocked in two runs.
Abbotsford 100 052 0 -- 8 12 2
Pittsville ...413 032 X -- 13 9 1
WP--Stacy Halama. LP--Blair. SO--Halama 6, Brittany Zieher 3; Blair 4. BB--Halama 7, Zieher 0; Blair 11. 2B-- Abbotsford, Pempek 2. 3B--Pittsville, Mackenzie Hautala, Kaitlyn Minor.
Records: Pittsville 5-2 overall, 3-1 Marawood.

Spencer 4, Edgar 2
Taylor Johnson allowed only two runs and no walks for Spencer in a win.
Edgar ....010 001 0 -- 2 7
Spencer 002 020 X -- 4 12
WP--Taylor Johnson. LP--Brittany Myszka. SO-- Johnson 1; Myszka 3. BB-- Johnson 0.

Ripon 11, Omro 5
Ripon ...............112 340 0 - 11 9 1
Omro (2-9, 0-6) 002 100 2 - 5 7 3
Pitchers - RIP: Angela Hammer (4 IP, 5 K, 6 BB), Britt Kahl (3 IP, BB). OM: Sarah Pitzer (7 IP, 3 K, 8 BB). WP: Hammer. LP: Pitzer.
Hitters - RIP: Mandy Mlodzik 3x3 (2B), Kayla Block 2x5, Jacklyn Smieja 2x4 (2B). OM: Rayelle Diedrich 1x2 (3B), Brittini Raygo 2x3 (2 RBI), Amanda Pollei 1x4 (2B, 2 RBI).

Wild Rose 12, Tigerton 8:
Wild Rose’s bats came alive in a 10-run fifth-inning spurt that pushed the Wildcats past Tigerton.Alicia Testin picked up her seventh win of the season with a complete-game effort and Gabi Hungerford went 4-for-5 from the plate and drove in three runs. Up next: Rosholt at Wild Rose, 4:30 p.m. Thursday.

Wild Rose (7-5, 5-4) 011 0(10)0 0 - 12 14 6
Tigerton ..................202 300 1 - 8 8 3
Pitchers - WR: Alicia Testin (7IP, 6K, 6BB). TIGER: Mairetta Parrott (5IP, 4K, 6BB); Allison Hirt (2IP, 2BB). WP: Testin (7-5). LP: Parrott.
Hitters - WR: Gabi Hungerford 4-5, 3RBI; Missy Egly 1-2, 2B, 2RBI. TIGER: Liz Cookle 2-5, 3B; Allison Hirt 3-4, 3B.

Panthers softball routs Rhinelander
Journal staff
RHINELANDER -- Brittany Lang blasted a three-run home run in the top of the fourth inning, and the Stevens Point Area Senior High softball team never looked back in routing Rhinelander 12-0 in a Wisconsin Valley Conference game on Tuesday. SPASH pounded out 17 hits, including a perfect 3 for 3 at the plate for Amanda Evanoff, who drove in a pair of runs. Tia Teske helped the cause with two hits, including a double, and three RBIs. Jen Alessi and Alli Novotny also picked up two hits, with Novotny driving in two runs.
SPASH .......110 403 3 -- 12 17 0
Rhinelander 000 000 0 -- 0 3 5
WP--Sam Przybelski. LP--Katrina Gehrig. SO--Przybelski 4, Nicole Henke 0; Gehrig 1, Megan Mainhart 0. BB--Przybelski 0, Henke 0; Gehrig 3, Mainhart 1.
Records: SPASH 8-0 overall and 4-0 WVC; Rhinelander 0-5 WVC.

Iola-Scandinavia 13-10, Port Edwards 0-0
IOLA -- The Thunderbirds cruised to a pair of five-inning shutout wins in a CWC Large matchup with Port Edwards, made a doubleheader following the postponement of an April 13 contest. Ashley Draeger picked up a pair of wins, striking out nine batters and walking one in two games, and hit a three-run home run in the first contest for I-S. Calan Nelson added two RBI.
First Game
Port Edwards 000 00 -- 0 5 2
Iola-Scandinavia (10)21 0x -- 13 11 1
WP--Ashley Draeger. LP--Laura Gildenzoph. SO--Draeger 7; Gildenzoph 1. BB--Draeger 1; Gildenzoph 6. 2B--PE, Andrea Regalia. HR--IS, Draeger.

Second Game
Iola-Scandinavia 213 31 -- 10 4 1
Port Edwards 000 00 -- 0 2 3
WP--Ashley Draeger. LP--Sammi Rehberg. SO--Draeger 2, Cailin Foerster 2; Rehberg 4, Gildenzoph 0. BB--Draeger 0, Foerster 0; Rehberg 9, Gildenzoph 0. Records: I-S 7-4, 6-2 CWC Small; Port Edwards unavailable.

Pacelli 11, Weyawega-Fremont 1
Pacelli scored eight of its runs with two outs, coming through when it counted in a five-inning win over Weyawega-Fremont. Three players had two hits including Emily Klismith who drove in three RBI, Gretchen Treml drove in two RBI and Pam Boden also drove in a run.
Weyawega-Fremont 000 10 -- 1 3 3
Pacelli ...................223 31 -- 11 11 1
WP--Jordan Olds. LP--Amanda Griswold. SO--Michelle Hebda 1; Amanda Griswold 1. BB--Michelle Hebda 1; Amanda Griswold 7. 2B--W-F, Terra Schroeder.
Records: Pacelli 8-1; W-F unavailable.

South stuns Southwest

Sheboygan Press staff

A 10-run deficit meant nothing to the Sheboygan South softball team Tuesday.

The Redwings found themselves in a 10-0 hole after the top of the first inning, but fought all the way back to get their first win of the season in a Fox River Valley Conference contest.

Lisa Conrad's walk-off base hit in the ninth inning lifted South to a wild 16-15 win over Green Bay Southwest.

"We just hung in there," South coach Dave Pfeiffer said.

The win was South's first in five games.

Conrad finished the night with three hits and six runs batted in. Alyssa Noltner scored five runs and had three hits.

South finished with 14 hits.

Andrea Spisla was the winning pitcher, allowing eight earned runs and eight walks while striking out four.

Plymouth 8, Kewaskum 7 (12 innings) — Lauren Pieper's one-out single drove in Laura Rortvedt with the game-winner in the bottom of the 12th.

The teams played a doubleheader, but the second game was suspended in the fifth inning because of darkness. Plymouth (7-2, 6-1 Eastern Wisconsin Conference) was leading 9-2. The game will be resumed at a date to be determined.

Lindsey Grahn struck out a school-record 20 batters, breaking the old record of 19 that she set in her last start (an 11-inning outing). She allowed nine hits and seven runs (three earned) and no walks on this day.

Pieper batted 4-for-6 with four RBI. Kewaskum is 5-3 and 2-1 in the EWC.

Oostburg 11, Elkhart Lake 1 (5 innings) — Flying Dutchmen pitcher Hannah Schouten scattered four hits and hit a home run and drove in four at the plate.

Mallory VanTatenhove was 3-for-4 and Katie Kissinger was 3-for-4 with a home run and three runs scored for Oostburg (5-3).

Amy Schwaller was 2-for-2 with a run scored for Elkhart Lake (2-7, 2-4 CLC).

Green Bay West 6, Sheboygan North 1 — The Golden Raiders managed only five hits, four of which came from two girls against the FRVC-leading Wildcats.

Brenda Herman went 2-for-3 with a double and RBI and Jessica Kolb also went 2-for-3, but the rest of the team had only one hit.

Cami Daun took the loss, striking out four w