Softball
Coleman 12, Niagara 11
Coleman edged Niagara in a wild back-and-forth game, pulling out a 12-11 win. Niagara piled up runs early and finished with 17 hits, but Coleman answered throughout and walked it off with a run in the seventh. Alyssa Kurth led the Cougars with three hits, including two home runs and four RBIs, while Makenzie Nowak added a home run and picked up the win in the circle. Coleman used timely hitting to overcome defensive miscues and stay within striking distance all game. With the win, Coleman improves to 1-0 while Niagara falls to 1-1.
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Amherst 13, Menominee Nation 1
Amherst rolled to a dominant 13-1 win over Menominee Nation behind a fast start and strong pitching. The Falcons jumped out early with five runs in the first inning and never looked back, adding runs in the fifth, sixth, and seventh. Aubrey Chandler and Presley Voss led the offense, combining for multiple hits and eight RBIs, while Amherst totaled nine hits on the day. In the circle, Sam Nooyen was dominant in relief, striking out 12 and allowing just two hits over six innings. With the win, Amherst improves to 2-1 on the season while Menominee Nation falls to 0-1.
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Almond-Bancroft 18, Wild Rose 0
Almond-Bancroft dominated from start to finish in an 18-0 win over Wild Rose. The Eagles exploded offensively, scoring in every inning including a six-run second and seven-run fourth to put the game away early. Tia Dernbach led the way with two hits and four RBIs, while the team racked up 13 hits overall. In the circle, Riya Ceballos was nearly perfect, throwing a no-hitter with 10 strikeouts over four innings. With the win, Almond-Bancroft improves to 3-0 while Wild Rose falls to 1-1 on the season.
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Bonduel 18, Weyauwega-Fremont 0
Bonduel dominated from the opening pitch in an 18-0 win over Weyauwega-Fremont. The Bears exploded for 15 runs in the first inning and never looked back, adding three more in the second to end the game early. Bonduel totaled 13 hits, with Mary Margelofsky driving in three runs and multiple players contributing multi-hit efforts. In the circle, Kallie Wilcox was perfect, throwing a three-inning no-hitter with seven strikeouts. With the win, Bonduel improves to 2-0 while Weyauwega-Fremont falls to 0-4 on the season.
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Wrightstown 10, Clintonville 9
Wrightstown held off a late rally from Clintonville to secure a 10-9 win in a back-and-forth game. The Tigers built a lead with steady scoring throughout, including key runs in the middle innings, before Clintonville answered with three runs in the seventh. Charlie Bowker led Wrightstown with three hits, while Molly Ruebl drove in three runs to pace the offense. Clintonville was led by Claire Papendorf with three hits and Marley Tauferner adding three RBIs. Wrightstown improves to 2-1 with the win, while Clintonville falls to 0-2 on the season.
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Wittenberg-Birnamwood 8, Manawa 2
Wittenberg-Birnamwood pulled away for an 8-2 win over Manawa behind a strong all-around performance. The Chargers scored early and broke the game open with a five-run fifth inning to create separation. Jayda Moenke led the offense with two hits and four RBIs, while Kennedy Benbo added a pair of hits. In the circle, Kendall Lex and Arianna Inderdahl combined for 11 strikeouts, holding Manawa to just two runs. With the win, Wittenberg-Birnamwood improves to 7-0 while Manawa falls to 1-1 on the season.
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Pulaski 9, Manitowoc Lincoln 7
Pulaski rallied with a pair of big innings to earn a 9-7 win over Manitowoc Lincoln. The Red Raiders broke the game open with five runs in the third inning and added four more in the fifth to build their lead. Ella Maroszek and Kamrie Dorn each collected three hits to pace the offense, while Pulaski finished with 10 hits as a team. Manitowoc Lincoln responded with runs in the second, fourth, and fifth, but Pulaski held on late to secure the victory. With the win, Pulaski improves to 3-0 on the season.
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Seymour 4, Menasha 0
Seymour picked up a solid 4-0 win over Menasha behind a strong performance both at the plate and in the circle. The Thunder scored early and added insurance runs late, including two in the seventh to seal the game. Kendra Rettler led the way with two hits, including a home run, while Adde Smith added three hits in the win. Rettler was also dominant in the circle, striking out 10 while allowing just five hits in a complete-game shutout. With the win, Seymour improves to 2-0 on the season while Menasha falls to 0-2.
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Shawano 6, Winneconne 5
Shawano walked it off in dramatic fashion, earning a 6-5 win over Winneconne. The game was tied in the seventh when Riley Krueger dropped down a sacrifice bunt to bring home the winning run. Jacey Cowden led the Hawks at the plate with three hits, while the team finished with 10 hits overall. Shawano built a 5-2 lead early before Winneconne rallied to tie it, setting up the late-game heroics. Lily Bubolz picked up the win in the circle, striking out nine as Shawano improves with the victory.
Local Scoreboard:
Iola-Scandinavia 12, Notre Dame Academy (NY) 3
Freedom 12, Oconto Falls 2
Green Bay Preble 7, Bay Port 3
Crivitz 16, Pembine/Goodman 1
Fox Valley Lutheran 16, New London 0
Rhinelander 9, Antigo 7
Saint Mary Catholic 11, Shiocton 1
Tri-County @ Port Edwards
Northland Lutheran @ Gresham/Bowler
Green Bay West/East @ Xavier – POSTPONED
Oshkosh North @ Hortonville – POSTPONED
Sheboygan North @ De Pere – POSTPONED
Marion @ White Lake – RESCHEDULED TO APRIL 17th
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