Almond-Bancroft 10, Wittenberg-Birnamwood 5
The Eagles’ offense was balanced, with Mya Dernbach leading the way with four hits and three RBIs, while Oakley Omernik and Lacie Bradley each drove in two runs. Riya Ceballos also contributed with a triple and picked up the win in the circle, allowing five runs on 10 hits while striking out three.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood had opportunities, matching Almond-Bancroft with 10 hits, but couldn’t overcome four defensive errors. Brie Ladika and Jayda Moenke each drove in two runs, and the Chargers added three runs in the seventh, but the late rally fell short.
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Shawano 3, Xavier 2
Shawano came out on top in a tightly contested pitching duel, edging Xavier 3-2 behind a strong performance in the circle. The Hawks got on the board early, scoring on an error in the first inning before adding another run in the second and a key RBI single from Jacey Cowden to build a 3-0 lead.
Kadence Meyers was dominant for Shawano, going the distance and recording all 21 outs while allowing just two runs on seven hits, striking out five to earn the win. Xavier chipped away late with two runs but couldn’t complete the comeback.
At the plate, Cowden and Ayanna O’Kimosh led the way with two hits each, with Cowden driving in a run. Shawano also played clean defensively, not committing a single error, with Gracee Johnson leading the way in the field.
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Shiocton 14, Menominee Nation 3 – Game 1
Shiocton opened its doubleheader in dominant fashion Tuesday, rolling past Menominee Nation 14-3 in six innings. The Chiefs wasted no time, scoring three runs in the first inning and adding three more in the second to quickly take control. Shiocton continued to build its lead with runs in every inning, including a three-run sixth to put the game out of reach.
Lana Arneson led the offensive charge with a huge day at the plate, recording two triples and totaling six bases, while Ella Griesbach added a triple of her own and four total bases. The Chiefs made the most of their opportunities despite just eight hits, capitalizing on Menominee Nation’s seven errors.
In the circle, Brenna Beilfuss went the distance, striking out multiple batters while allowing just three runs to earn the win. Menominee Nation got all three of its runs in the first inning but was held scoreless the rest of the way.
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Shiocton 14, Menominee Nation 4 – Game 2
Shiocton completed the doubleheader sweep in dominant fashion Tuesday, defeating Menominee Nation 14-4 in the nightcap. The Chiefs got on the board early and steadily pulled away, scoring in five of the six innings, including a big five-run sixth to seal the win.
Brenna Beilfuss led the offensive surge with a standout performance, blasting two triples and totaling seven bases, while Ella Griesbach and Lana Arneson added key contributions to help power Shiocton’s 11-hit effort. The Chiefs also applied pressure on the bases, using aggressive baserunning to keep innings alive.
In the circle, Beilfuss returned to deliver another strong outing, limiting Menominee Nation to just two hits while allowing four runs. The Eagles managed a brief push with three runs in the third and another in the fourth but couldn’t keep up with Shiocton’s consistent scoring.
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Freedom 19, Oconto Falls 10
Freedom outslugged Oconto Falls in a high-scoring matchup Tuesday, pulling away for a 19-10 victory. The Irish came out hot with four runs in the first inning and never let up, adding runs in every inning, including a five-run fifth to create separation.
Freedom’s offense was explosive, racking up 19 hits and 16 RBIs on the night. Kourtney Moeller led the charge with a perfect 5-for-5 performance, scoring five runs and driving in four, while Miley Geurts and Jovie Smith also delivered big performances at the plate.
Oconto Falls showed fight, scoring 10 runs on 12 hits, including a four-run third inning and back-to-back three-run frames in the fifth and sixth. However, they couldn’t keep pace with Freedom’s consistent offensive pressure.
With the win, Freedom improves to 5-3, while Oconto Falls falls to 2-5.
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Iola-Scandinavia 8, Amherst 7
Iola-Scandinavia rallied from an early deficit to edge Amherst 8-7 in a back-and-forth conference matchup Tuesday. The Falcons jumped out to a 6-0 lead in the second inning, but the Thunderbirds responded with three runs in the third and continued to chip away before taking the lead for good with a strong fifth and sixth innings.
Iola-Scandinavia’s offense was fueled by a balanced attack, with Brylee Jueds going 3-for-4 with three RBIs, while Maya Munoz added two hits and two RBIs. Brooklyn Berrens also had a big day at the plate with three hits and two runs scored as the Thunderbirds totaled 11 hits in the win.
In the circle, Rayanne Clendenning went the distance, allowing seven runs, none earned, while striking out four to earn the win. Amherst finished with 10 hits and showed strong patience at the plate, but six defensive errors proved costly.
With the win, Iola-Scandinavia improves to 7-2 while Amherst falls to 8-4.
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Crivitz 12, Coleman 0
Crivitz put together a dominant performance on both sides of the ball Tuesday, shutting out Coleman 12-0 in conference action. The Wolverines jumped out early with five runs over the first two innings and never looked back, adding insurance runs throughout the game, including a four-run seventh to seal it.
Crivitz’s offense was explosive, racking up 17 hits, led by Izzy Wesoloski who went 4-for-5 with three runs scored, four RBIs, and a home run. Brecken Ott added a perfect 4-for-4 performance with two RBIs, while Hattie Frievalt and Kirsten Pusick also contributed multiple hits in the win.
In the circle, Taryn Tracy was in complete control, tossing a three-hit shutout while striking out six to keep Coleman off the scoreboard. The Cougars managed just three hits on the night and struggled to find any offensive rhythm.
With the win, Crivitz continues its strong season at 13-3, while Coleman falls to 5-6.
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Local Scoreboard:
Tigerton 9, Northland Lutheran 7
Wild Rose 7, Pittsville 6
Wild Rose 2, Weyauwega-Fremont 0
Wausaukee 6, Gillett/Suring 4
Notre Dame 4, Pulaski 3
Seymour 6, New London 2
Bay Port 14, Sheboygan North 3
Wrightstown 10, Clintonville 3
Manawa 6, Port Edwards 1
Fox Valley Lutheran 12, Winneconne 0
Hortonville 8, Oshkosh West 3
West De Pere 10, De Pere 5
Antigo 8, Merrill 7
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