Wolves, Falcons and Tigers Oh My!

Boys Golf 

@ Fox Valley Lutheran – Westridge Golf Course

(New London, Seymour, Shawano, Winneconne, Xavier)

The Winneconne boys golf team opened Bay Conference play with a victory at Mini-Meet #1 at Westridge Golf Course, finishing on top with a team score of 151, narrowly edging Xavier by one stroke.

The Wolves were led by Sawyer Krueger, who earned medalist honors with a round of 36, while teammate Sully Ramthun followed closely with a 37. Winneconne’s depth proved to be the difference, with additional strong rounds from Parker Groff and Austin Dobbe (both 39), along with Jack Curran at 40.

Xavier stayed right on Winneconne’s heels, led by William Bauman, Derek Watry, and Grant Neumann, all shooting 37 or 38 to keep the Hawks in contention. Seymour also had a solid showing, paced by Vince Sigl (39) and a trio of 40s from Owen Sigl and Tristan Drath.

New London was led by Dan Hammers with a 41, while Owen Williams added a 42 and Parker Johnson chipped in with a 45. Shawano’s top performers included Duane Gristeau-Blanche and T.J. Smith, who each shot 45, while Fox Valley Lutheran saw contributions from Kaden Kusserow (42) and Quinn Murphy (42).

@ Weyauwega-Fremont – Weymont Golf Course

(Amherst, Bonduel, Iola-Scandinavia, Manawa, Marion, Menominee Nation, Shiocton)

The Amherst boys golf team opened conference play in impressive fashion, winning Central Wisconsin Conference Mini-Meet #1 at Weymont Run Golf Course with a team score of 176.

The Falcons were led by senior Daniel Eichmann, who earned medalist honors with a round of 39. Amherst continued to show its depth with strong finishes from Ethan Haas (42), Sonny Graham (46), and Cannen Hodges (49), helping secure a comfortable victory over the field.

Several area golfers also turned in standout individual performances. Manawa’s Tate Drummond and Shiocton’s Owen Reese each shot 41 to finish near the top of the leaderboard, while Bonduel’s Griffin Uelmen led his team with a 45. Iola-Scandinavia was paced by Mike Kirmse with a 46, and Menominee Nation/Gresham saw solid rounds from Allex Mahl and Elliott Penass, both carding 47s.

Marion/Tigerton was led by Javen Prickette with a 47, while additional contributions came from Bonduel’s Ryan Westrich (54) and Manawa’s Easton Miller (55). Shiocton also added a 46 from Lincoln Volkman to remain competitive in the middle of the pack.

@ Lourdes Academy – Lake Breeze Golf Course

(Little Chute, Freedom, Waupaca, New London, Denmark, Wrightstown)

The Wrightstown boys golf team turned in a strong performance at the Lourdes Invitational at Lake Breeze Golf Course, finishing third overall with a team score of 338, just behind Saint Mary Catholic and Oshkosh North.

Wrightstown was led by sophomore Andrew Besel, who finished tied for ninth overall with an 83, while teammate Ethan Boudreau added an 84 to place just outside the top ten. The Tigers also saw solid rounds from Nolan Watzka (85), Zach Wendlandt (86), and Asher Vandenheuvel (98) to round out a consistent team effort.

Individually, several area golfers posted strong finishes, including Little Chute’s Shaymus Smith, who placed second overall with a 76, and teammate Owen Schmitz, who added an 85. Freedom was paced by Owen Berg with an 84, while Waupaca’s top finisher was freshman Kade Christensen, also carding an 84, along with Reilly Jordan at 82.

Denmark’s top score came from William Hilbert with an 82, while New London was led by James O’Neill, who shot a 92. Additional contributions came from Freedom’s Cal Calhoon and Brady Thomas, both finishing with 86s, along with Waupaca’s Cayden Hansen at 91.

@ Crivitz – POSTPONED – Hunters Glen Golf Club

(Crivitz, Coleman)