Tuesday Softball; Meyers’ Four-Hit Day Powers Shawano

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Shawano 13, Winneconne 6

Kadence Meyers had a monster day at the plate, going 4-for-5 as the Shawano Hawks defeated the Winneconne Wolves 13–6 Tuesday at Winneconne High School.

Meyers doubled in the first, fourth, sixth and seventh innings to lead Shawano’s offensive surge.

Shawano wasted no time jumping ahead in the top of the first. Meyers opened the scoring with an RBI double, Gracee Johnson followed with a sacrifice fly, Riley Krueger drove in another run on a groundout, Ava Wachtel added an RBI single, and Addison Gusick capped the inning with a two-run double to give the Hawks an early cushion.

Meyers also earned the win on the mound, pitching a complete game. He allowed seven hits and six runs (three earned) over seven innings while striking out three and walking four.

The Hawks finished with 17 hits.

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Tigerton 15, White Lake 0 – Game 1

Tigerton dominated from the start in a 15-0 win over White Lake in conference softball action. The Tigers exploded for 13 runs in the second inning to quickly put the game out of reach. Danika Tiller and Lillian Welch led the offense, combining for seven RBIs, with Welch adding a home run. Tigerton also showed patience at the plate, drawing 15 walks to fuel the big inning. Tiller was just as strong in the circle, allowing only one hit and striking out five to complete the shutout.

Tigerton 20, White Lake 2 – Game 2

Tigerton completed the doubleheader sweep with a dominant 20-2 win over White Lake in conference softball action. The Tigers broke the game open with seven runs in the second inning and added 10 more in the fourth to seal the victory early. Jaelyn Brady led the offensive surge with five RBIs, while Danika Tiller added three hits and four RBIs. Tigerton’s lineup stayed aggressive, piling up 14 hits and drawing 10 walks in the win. In the circle, Tiller was equally impressive, striking out 10 while allowing just two hits over four innings.

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Freedom 13, Waupaca 3 – Game 1

Freedom pulled away with a strong all-around performance in a 13-3 win over Waupaca in conference softball action. The Irish steadily built their lead, scoring in four different innings before breaking it open with five runs in the fifth. Addison Murphy led the offense with four RBIs, while Maddie Inger and Kingsley Klug each added multi-hit efforts. Freedom showed patience at the plate with eight walks and aggressive baserunning, swiping five bases. In the circle, Jessa McArtney earned the win, allowing three runs while striking out four.

Freedom 19, Waupaca 11 – Game 2

Freedom outslugged Waupaca in a high-scoring affair, pulling away for a 19-11 win in game two of their conference doubleheader. The Irish used a big middle stretch, scoring nine runs across the third and fourth innings, before adding insurance late. Kingsley Klug led the offensive explosion with six RBIs and two home runs, while Maddie Inger added three RBIs and scored three times. Waupaca stayed competitive with 13 hits, including strong performances from Hailey Bechard and Addi Purkis, but nine defensive errors proved costly. Maddie Inger earned the win in the circle for Freedom, helping complete the doubleheader sweep.

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Oconto Falls 12, Little Chute 8

Oconto Falls used a fast start and consistent offense to earn a 12-8 win over Little Chute in conference softball action. The Panthers plated four runs in the first inning and never looked back, finishing with 18 hits in the victory. Izzy Otto led the charge with a four-hit performance, while Amelia Danielczak added two hits, three runs, and three stolen bases. Little Chute made a push with a five-run sixth inning, but couldn’t overcome the early deficit. Katelyn Kurek picked up the win in the circle, allowing eight runs, just two earned, while striking out three.

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Port Edwards 9, Rosholt 6

Port Edwards held off Rosholt in a 9-6 win in conference softball action. The Blackhawks did their damage offensively with timely hits and aggressive baserunning, totaling six stolen bases. Kaelyn Green and Emery Heckendorf each drove in key runs to help pace the attack. Rosholt stayed within striking distance but couldn’t overcome the deficit late. Keira Coenen went the distance in the circle for Port Edwards, helping secure the win.

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Local Scoreboard:

Luxemburg-Casco 6, New Holstein 5

Bonduel 10, Sevastopol 1 – Game 1
Bonduel 21, Sevastopol 4 – Game 2

Iola-Scandinavia 13, Menominee Nation 3

#9 Hortonville 17, #11 Kimberly 6

Ashwaubenon 4, Bay Port 3

#20 Denmark 17, Wrightstown 1

#10 Seymour 15, Menasha 0

Gillett/Suring 16, Marion 6

Pulaski 12, De Pere 1 – Game 1
Pulaski 12, De Pere 1 – Game 2

#3 Fox Valley Lutheran 17, New London 2