Clintonville 13, Oconto Falls 2
Clintonville rolled to a 13-2 conference win over Oconto Falls, using a big early surge to take control. The Truckers scored twice in the first and then broke the game open with a seven-run second inning, putting the Panthers on their heels. Clintonville added four more runs in the fifth and finished with 10 hits, led by Claire Papendorf, who homered and drove in four runs, while Emily Hagman also had two hits and four RBI. In the circle, Papendorf picked up the win, allowing just two hits and one earned run while striking out four. Oconto Falls managed just two hits in the game as Clintonville cruised to the victory.
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Shawano 10, Waupaca 1
Shawano rolled to a 10-1 non-conference win over Waupaca, using a big third inning to take control. The Hawks scored once in the first before breaking things open with four runs in the third and adding two more in the fourth. Shawano capped the scoring with three runs in the sixth and finished with 12 hits on the night. Gracee Johnson led the offense with three hits, while Kadence Meyers and Jacey Cowden each added two hits and drove in runs. In the circle, Lily Bubolz earned the win, striking out seven as Shawano held Waupaca to just one run.
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Bonduel 7, Shiocton 0 – Game 1
Bonduel picked up a dominant 7-0 conference win over Shiocton, using a big fourth inning to pull away. The Bears got on the board early with a run in the first before erupting for six runs in the fourth to break the game open. Bonduel finished with six hits, led by Marlie Hartmann, who drove in three runs including a home run, while Jayla Reinke added two hits and two RBI. In the circle, Emery Thompson was outstanding, tossing a complete-game one-hitter with 10 strikeouts.
Bonduel 16, Shiocton 6 – Game 2
Bonduel completed the doubleheader sweep with a 16-6 win over Shiocton in game two, using a pair of big innings to pull away. The Bears fell behind early as the Chiefs scored five runs in the first two innings, but Bonduel responded with three runs in both the second and third to take control. The offense stayed hot, adding five runs in the fifth and another five in the sixth to seal the win. Bonduel finished with 12 hits, led by Marlie Hartmann, who scored four runs, while Allison Zernicke drove in three and Emery Thompson added two hits and two RBI. Kallie Wilcox earned the win in relief, helping the Bears stay unbeaten on the day with a strong comeback performance.
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Wittenberg-Birnamwood 15, Menominee Nation 0
Wittenberg-Birnamwood cruised to a dominant 15-0 conference win over Menominee Nation, ending the game early behind a powerful offensive performance. The Chargers jumped out quickly with four runs in the first, added six more in the second, and capped the scoring with five in the third. Wittenberg-Birnamwood totaled 11 hits, led by Brie Ladika, who went a perfect 3-for-3 with a home run and three RBI, while Kennedy Benbo added two hits and three RBI and Chloe Hanson drove in two runs. Alexis Traut also contributed four RBI as part of the balanced attack. In the circle, Kendall Lex tossed a three-inning one-hitter to secure the shutout victory.
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Iola-Scandinavia 16, Amherst 15
Iola-Scandinavia outlasted Amherst in a wild extra-inning battle, pulling out a 16-15 win in a game filled with offense. The Falcons surged late, scoring six runs in the seventh to take the lead and then adding three more in the eighth, but the Thunderbirds answered each time. Iola-Scandinavia put together a strong offensive night with 21 hits, highlighted by Maggie Maus, who drove in five runs, while Taryn Berrens added a home run and three RBI. Amherst was led by Jackie Nooyen’s five-hit performance and Presley Voss, who homered and drove in three. In the end, Iola-Scandinavia delivered four runs in the bottom of the eighth to complete the comeback and secure the extra-inning victory.
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Crivitz 15, Wausaukee 5
Crivitz powered its way to a 15-5 conference win over Wausaukee, using a huge third inning to take control. The Wolverines scored twice in the first, added another in the second, and then exploded for 10 runs in the third to break the game open. Crivitz finished with 18 hits, led by Taryn Tracy, who blasted two home runs and drove in three runs, while Kiya Brand also homered and knocked in three. Lillian Biundo and Izzy Wesoloski each added three hits as part of the offensive surge. In the circle, Tracy picked up the win with six strikeouts as Crivitz secured the five-inning victory.
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Local Scoreboard:
De Pere 20, Sheboygan North 0 – Game 1
De Pere 16, Sheboygan North 0 – Game 2
Pulaski 10, Manitowoc Lincoln 2
#6 Green Bay Preble 10, Bay Port 1
Northland Lutheran 13, Gresham/Bowler 8
Almond-Bancroft 17, Pittsville 1
#3 Fox Valley Lutheran 2, #16 Appleton North 0
Pacelli 2, Wild Rose 1 – Game 1
Pacelli 10, Wild Rose 0 – Game 2
Rosholt 7, Port Edwards 3
Manawa 15, Weyauwega-Fremont 0
#10 Seymour 11, Kewaunee 4
Luxemburg-Casco 8 Southern Door 2
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