Cross Country
@ Bonduel Invite
The Wittenberg-Birnamwood Chargers girls cross country team captured 1st place at the Bonduel Bear Invite. The Chargers were led by a 3 Top-10 finishes from Rory Salvesen, Nora Bushman and Harper Krull. Mariah Wondra from Bonduel was the 1st place finisher.
Girls Results:
WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 42, BONDUEL 66, LENA/ST. THOMAS ACADEMY 84,
CLINTONVILLE 94, OCONTO 103,
WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT 141, MENOMINEE NATION 168
Top 10 and Area Finishers
1, Mariah Wondra Bonduel 19:28; 2, Rory Salvesen Wittenberg-Birnamwood 20:50; 3, Penelope Ayala Manawa 21:03; 4, Addison May Crandon 21:08; 5, Nora Bushman Wittenberg-Birnamwood 21:11; 6, Lilian Klatt Manawa 21:45; 7, Lillian Burrack Bonduel 22:13; 8, Harper Krull Wittenberg-Birnamwood 22:16;
9, Aspynn Anderson Lena/St. Thomas Academy 22:38; 10, Payton Letourneau Oconto 22:42
On the boys side of things at Bonduel, it was the home team taking the crown as Bonduel out paced their opponents by almost 40 points. The Bears had 4 Top 10 finishes which included Griffin Uelmen, Gage Anderson, Oliver Chitwood and Joah Dworniczak.
Boys Results:
BONDUEL 34, WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT 75, ONEIDA NATION 109, CRANDON 113, MENOMINEE NATION 129, WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 147, OCONTO 189, GRESHAM-BOWLER 258
Top 10 and Area Finishers
1, Marcus Benjamin Weyauwega-Fremont 17:29; 2, Bryant Waupoosse II Menominee Nation 18:22; 3, Jacob Richlen Crivitz 18:42; 4, Griffin Uelmen Bonduel 19:03; 5, Gage Anderson Bonduel 19:03; 6, Oliver Chitwood 19:03;
7, Miko Leroy Oneida Nation 19:13; 8, Joah Dworniczak Bonduel 19:25; 9, Michael Quade Crandon 19:37; 10, Delano Malone Oneida Nation 19:39
@ St. Mary Catholic Invite
The Pulaski Boys Cross Country team took 1st place on the road at St. Mary Catholic on Tuesday. The Red Raiders scored a perfect score with 15 points. They were led by 7 runners out of the Top-10 spots. Parker Marshall of Pulaski took 1st place with a time of 16:54.
Boys Results:
PULASKI 15, MISHICOT 65, SAINT MARY CATHOLIC 74, WRIGHTSTOWN 93
Top 10 and Area Finishers
1, Parker Marshall Pulaski 16:54; 2, Arden Gillen Pulaski 17:27; 3, Mitchell Pilon Pulaski 18:07; 4, Dayne Groth Pulaski 18:21; 5, Grayden Gossen Pulaski 18:30; 6, Mathias Schroth Wrightstown18:39; 7, Ben Augustine Pulaski 18:51;
8, Fritz Staner Saint Mary Catholic 19:05; 9, Benjamin Brice Mishicot 19:30; 10, Brady DeLeeuw Saint Mary Catholic 19:34
On the girls side at SMC, it was also the Pulaski girls taking home the title after an almost perfect score. The Red Raiders were led by 6 Top-10 finishes. Maggie Gerth from Pulaski finished 1st.
Girls Results:
PULASKI 17, MISHICOT 53, SAINT MARY CATHOLIC 57
Top 10 and Area Finishers
1, Maggie Gerth Pulaski 19:44; 2, Emerson Fabry Pulaski 19:57; 3, Addie Bruckert Pulaski 21:06; 4, Juliana Doerner Mishicot 21:50; 5, Cameran Reiss Pulaski 22:23; 6, Ellie Murphy Pulaski 22:50; 7, Hailey Dondlinger Mishicot 23:05;
8, Moorea Steckling Saint Mary Catholic 24:41; 9, Estella Vieaux Pulaski 25:07; 10, Claire Higgins Saint Mary Catholic 25:11
Girls Golf
Bay North Conference Mini Meet #7 – Golden Sands GC – Cecil
Seymour captured another Bay North Conference win Tuesday at Golden Sands Golf Course, posting a team score of 170 to take the top spot. Junior Morgan Lewis led the Thunder with a meet-best 38, followed by Lyla Schueler’s 42, Maci Heagle’s 44, and Ava Skenadore’s 46 to seal the victory.
Shawano claimed second with a 191, paced by senior Madelyn Moesch’s 39, just one stroke off the lead. Lauren Seehafer added a 50, while Hailey Hawkinson and Alyssa Singer each turned in 51s to round out the Hawks’ team scoring.
Bonduel finished fifth with a 235, led by Paige Wolf’s 57. Teammates Hailey Spates (58) and McKenna Onesti (59) kept the Bears in the mix, while Leah Court and Quinn Hartlaben each carded 61s.
@ Freedom Triangular – Irish Waters GC
Wrightstown turned in a solid second-place finish with a team score of 208 at Tuesday’s North Eastern Conference triangular. Junior Ella Swanson led the Tigers with a 45, followed by Lahela Carter and Molly Ruebl, who each carded 53s. Freshman Adrienne Stelzer and junior Hannah Peterson both added 57s to round out Wrightstown’s team scoring.
Waupaca placed third with a 280, led by senior Lily Cichy’s 62. Fellow seniors Kendra Hotvedt (67) and Emma Brunner (76) combined with sophomore Elsa Ferkett (75) to pace the Comets, while junior Kaylee Wowzynski closed out the team scoring.
Freedom won the event with a 200, led by Kay Lee McClintock’s 44.
Girls Tennis
Some dual matches across the area:
Hortonville 4, Appleton West 3
In a tightly contested match between the Polar Bears and the Terrors, it was Hortonville coming out in the end with the win. Hortonville improves to 4-7-1 now and the Terrors drop to 5-14.
New London 5, Marinette 2
The Bulldogs dispatched the Marines improving to 2-7 on the year while Marinette still searches for their 1st win of the season, sitting at 0-6.
Menasha 4, Shawano 3
The Battle of the Birds came down to the wire but Menasha got the best of Shawano in the end. With the loss, Shawano drops to 9-19 and Menasha improves to 12-9.
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