A Packerland Conference doubleheader highlights Thursday's baseball and softball schedules.
The baseball and softball teams at Kewaunee will travel around the bay to Peshtigo for a doubleheader that begins at 4 p.m.
Other baseball games include Sturgeon Bay visiting Green Bay Southwest (4:30 p.m.) and Luxemburg-Casco heading to Ripon (4:45 p.m.).
The softball schedule includes Luxemburg-Casco playing Little Chute (4:30 p.m.) and Algoma battling at Marinette (4:30 p.m.).
Door County's two soccer sides will renew their rivalry Thursday evening as all three area teams are in action.
Sturgeon Bay travels north to face Sevastopol/Gibraltar for a 5 p.m. first kick.
Luxemburg-Casco will stay at home to welcome Ripon for a 6:30 p.m. match.
After dodging raindrops earlier in the week, the area's golf teams will hit the course on Thursday.
Luxemburg-Casco will meet De Pere, Little Chute, Marinette, Notre Dame Academy, Oconto Falls, Pulaski, and Seymour at River Island Golf Course in Oconto Falls at 10 a.m.
The Packerland Conference will make its next tour stop at Wander Springs Golf Course in Greenleaf, where Gibraltar, Kewaunee, NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy, Oconto, Peshtigo, Sevastopol, Southern Door, and Sturgeon Bay will compete beginning at 11 a.m.
The National Football League is bucking its recent trend and holding off on releasing its 2024 schedule.
For the last few years, the league has announced the schedule on the second Thursday of May, which would have placed its debut on May 9th. It will now be released on May 15th as part of primetime television on NFL Network at 7 p.m.
While the schedule is short on details, some things are known about the Packers' 2024 slate. The Packers will host Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota, Arizona, San Francisco, Houston, Indianapolis, New Orleans, and Miami while visiting Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota, L.A. Rams, Seattle, Jacksonville, and Tennessee. Another "road game" will occur against Philadelphia in Brazil on September 6th.
The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers scored three runs in the top of the seventh inning to take a 5-3 lead over the Quad Cities River Bandits Wednesday night at Modern Woodmen Park. The Bandits got close, but another flawless performance by the Rattlers defenders put the 5-4 decision in the win column.
Wisconsin (19-10) took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning. Gregory Barrios and Luke Adams had consecutive doubles with two outs to give the Rattlers a run.
Jadher Areinamo made a sweet defensive play to end the bottom of the first inning and started the top of the second by stretching a routine single into a double. Tayden Hall moved Areinamo to third with a ground out. Eduarqui Fernández drove in Areinamo with another ground out for a 2-0 lead.
Patricio Aquino, the Wisconsin starting pitcher, was cruising through 3-2/3 inning before struggling to find the final out of the fourth. He hit Jared Dickey on a 1-2 pitch and walked Dustin Dickerson on a 3-2 pitch. Aquino went to a full count on Jack Pineda before Pineda singled to right to get Dickey home to score the River Bandits first run.
Quad Cities (17-12) took the lead in the bottom of the fifth inning against reliever Mark Manfredi. The Wisconsin left-hander walked the lead-off hitter, struck out the next two batters, and was 1-2 to Brett Squires. However, Squires lined a home run to right and gave the Bandits a 3-2 advantage.
Ben Kudrna, the River Bandits starting pitcher, worked around a one-out single in the top of the sixth inning and turned the 3-2 lead over to his bullpen for the seventh.
Brandon Johnson took over for the Bandits. The right-hander had made nine appearances with three walks and 25 strikeouts over twelve scoreless innings before Wednesday. The Timber Rattlers were not fazed by this information.
Areinamo started the inning with a single. Tayden Hall walked. Then, Fernández snapped an 0-for-14 slide with a bloop single to left to load the bases.
Terence Doston was next, and he sent a fly ball to deep center. All three runners tagged to move up a base with Areinamo scoring the tying run. Luis Lara lined the next pitch down the line in left for a two-run double and a 5-3 Wisconsin lead.
Squires took Manfredi deep again in the eighth inning. This time it was a lead-off homer to cut Wisconsin’s lead to a single run. Aaron Rund took over for Manfredi after the home run and retired the next three batters to send the game to the ninth with the Rattlers up 5-4.
Yerlin Rodriguez was called in to close the game in the bottom of the ninth. The hard-throwing righty got the first out, but gave up a bloop single to Omar Hernandez, the number nine batter in the Bandits lineup, to bring the winning run to the plate with the top of the order. Then, the Timber Ratters defense took over the game to secure the victory.
Carson Roccaforte lined a 1-0 pitch to the gap in right-center that looked to be a game-tying extra-base hit. Fernández raced back, reached up, and pulled in the ball with a back-handed catch for the second out.
Carter Jensen was the last chance for the River Bandits. He sent a grounder up the middle. Dylan O’Rae flagged down the ball on the outfield grass and fired to Barrios covering second to just get Hernandez with the force play for the final out.
The Timber Rattlers have played six consecutive errorless games. The have only been charged with two errors in their last twelve games.
Game three of the series is Thursday night at Modern Woodmen Park. Will Rudy (1-1, 4.58) is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers. Steven Zobac (1-1, 3.52) is set to start for the River Bandits. Game time is 6:30pm.
The annual Algoma Invite was shortened due to the severe weather on Tuesday night. Algoma, Kewaunee, Sevastopol, Gibraltar, Sturgeon Bay, Seymour, NEWCHAA, NEW Lutheran, Little Chute, and Denmark participated in the invitational that had started at 3 p.m. The meet will not be made up. Here are the abbreviated results from the field events before the storms rolled in.
Event 1 Women 4x800 Meter Relay
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School Finals
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Finals
1 Sturgeon Bay 'A' 11:17.05
1) Estes, Ava 2) Hanley, Mercedes
3) Kurek, Julia 4) Tomberlin, Jade
2 Winneconne 'A' 11:34.00
1) Gonzalez, Sophie 2) Verich, Vivian
3) Prahl, Keali 4) Syth, Kambelle
3 Kewaunee 'A' 11:35.06
1) Bergo, Alice 2) Szydel, Alison
3) Ihlenfeldt, Mia 4) Meier, Katie
Event 2 Men 4x800 Meter Relay
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School Finals
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1 Kewaunee 'A' 9:02.17
1) Joski, James 2) Vlies, Gage
3) Lischka, Justin 4) Cullen, Christopher
2 Seymour 'A' 9:02.54
1) Roberts, Gage 2) Schadrie, Taren
3) Boehnlein, Logan 4) Zeng, Conwen
Event 3 Women 100 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Mosienska, Zuzanna Little Chute 16.66Q 1
2 Reisen, McKailey Gibraltar 16.88Q 2
3 Van Schyndel, Maya Little Chute 17.55q 1
4 Martin, Ellianna Little Chute 18.74q 2
5 Bohn, Audrina Seymour 19.45q 2
6 Skadahl, Kat Winneconne 20.01q 2
7 Wesely, Kyla Kewaunee 20.74q 2
8 Stuth, Zoey Algoma 21.76q 1
9 Barnica, Anna Kewaunee 23.11 2
10 Torres, Melanie Gibraltar 25.13 2
Event 3 Women 100 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Mosienska, Zuzanna Little Chute 16.86
2 Van Schyndel, Maya Little Chute 17.67
3 Reisen, McKailey Gibraltar 18.07
4 Martin, Ellianna Little Chute 19.36
5 Bohn, Audrina Seymour 19.84
6 Skadahl, Kat Winneconne 19.89
Event 4 Men 110 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Effa, Cooper Little Chute 17.33Q 2
2 Langfeldt, Ozzie Sturgeon Bay 17.60Q 1
3 VandenHeuvel, Griffin Little Chute 17.68q 1
4 Moen, Aiden Algoma 19.25q 2
5 Patz, Conner Seymour 20.28q 1
6 Bunnell, Wyatt Seymour 20.47q 1
7 Nelson, Reid Green Bay NE 20.88q 2
8 Witcpalek, Brex Kewaunee 21.21q 1
9 Spritka, Ross Sturgeon Bay 21.68 2
10 Ullmer, Landon Denmark 22.07 2
-- Moberg, Blake Little Chute X19.73 1
-- Langfeldt, Calvin Sturgeon Bay X22.79 2
Event 4 Men 110 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Effa, Cooper Little Chute 16.98
2 VandenHeuvel, Griffin Little Chute 17.31
3 Langfeldt, Ozzie Sturgeon Bay 18.15
4 Moen, Aiden Algoma 19.00
5 Patz, Conner Seymour 20.48
6 Bunnell, Wyatt Seymour 20.71
7 Nelson, Reid Green Bay NE 21.02
Event 5 Women 100 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Tarkowski, Ella Sturgeon Bay 13.18Q 3
2 Vande Kolk, Maya Seymour 13.35Q 4
3 Andropolis, Tiviana Sturgeon Bay 13.46Q 2
4 Harper, Addisen Little Chute 13.61Q 1
5 Payne, Izzy Green Bay NE 13.74q 2
6 Duessler, Kylee Sevastopol 13.93q 1
7 Hart, Carlee Winneconne 14.03q 3
8 Gorham, Mikala Gibraltar 14.71q 3
9 Schmalz, Adalyn Seymour 14.86 4
10 Houle, Zoe Seymour 14.89 4
11 Noskowiak, Sara Green Bay NE 15.08 1
12 Saliger, Joslyn Green Bay NE 15.18 3
13 Moorehead, Aleana Kewaunee 15.39 1
14 Reif, Ellie Algoma 15.71 2
15 LeBotte, Tessa Algoma 15.95 4
16 Olson, Alexa Sturgeon Bay 16.29 2
17 Sauter, Vivi Gibraltar 16.45 2
18 Snyder, Lily Sevastopol 16.61 2
19 Malcore, Cali Denmark 16.83 4
20 Woelfel, Kayleigh Algoma 16.88 3
21 Birkholz, Clara Gibraltar 17.07 3
22 Sydor, Mya Denmark 17.07 4
23 Lovelace, Kylie Denmark 17.13 2
-- Torres, Melanie Gibraltar X16.90 1
-- Liu, Vicky Algoma X18.71 1
Event 5 Women 100 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Vande Kolk, Maya Seymour 13.28
2 Tarkowski, Ella Sturgeon Bay 13.33
3 Andropolis, Tiviana Sturgeon Bay 13.86
4 Harper, Addisen Little Chute 13.99
5 Payne, Izzy Green Bay NE 14.05
6 Duessler, Kylee Sevastopol 14.08
7 Hart, Carlee Winneconne 14.12
8 Gorham, Mikala Gibraltar 14.89
Event 6 Men 100 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 McLeod, Cody Winneconne 11.58Q 4
2 Gomm, Ronald Little Chute 11.62Q 3
3 Kerrigan, Carson Little Chute 11.91Q 1
4 Liebzeit, Bryce Green Bay NE 12.05Q 2
5 Hasenjager, Chase Sturgeon Bay 12.18q 1
6 Buckman, Brennan Algoma 12.28q 2
7 Court, Bryce Seymour 12.36q 4
8 Bunnell, Mason Seymour 12.44q 4
9 Romdenne, Mason Kewaunee 12.48 2
10 Hawthorne, Karter Winneconne 12.53 3
11 Anderson, Kordell Sturgeon Bay 12.54 3
12 VanGoethem, Tyler Kewaunee 12.61 4
13 Cook, Titan Denmark 12.66 1
14 Frank, Landon Sevastopol 12.69 1
15 Cross, Brody Winneconne 12.71 2
16 Shaw, Teagan Kewaunee 12.77 2
17 Borgeaud, Quentin Green Bay NE 12.78 1
18 Meverden, Jack Algoma 12.90 2
19 Andreae, Alex Sevastopol 13.01 4
20 Steffens, Connor Seymour 13.24 3
21 Fitzgerald, Hudson Gibraltar 13.29 4
22 Rouve, Nathan Green Bay NE 13.53 3
Event 6 Men 100 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Gomm, Ronald Little Chute 11.66
2 Liebzeit, Bryce Green Bay NE 12.15
3 Kerrigan, Carson Little Chute 12.22
4 Hasenjager, Chase Sturgeon Bay 12.32
5 Court, Bryce Seymour 12.51
6 Bunnell, Mason Seymour 12.85
Event 7 Women 1600 Meter Run
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Name Year School Finals
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1 Kurek, Julia Sturgeon Bay 5:42.43
2 Kuehn, Ruby Winneconne 5:44.64
3 DeBoth, Campbell Little Chute 5:46.28
4 Job, Madisen Little Chute 5:57.20
5 Anderson, Madeline Winneconne 6:00.56
6 Stein, Amelia Little Chute 6:11.32
7 Prahl, Keali Winneconne 6:18.09
8 Williams, Sataya Green Bay NE 6:32.26
9 Welsing, Reese Denmark 7:46.10
10 Kolb, Selamnesh Green Bay NE 8:29.02
-- Wiedemeier, Lauren Winneconne X6:29.77
Event 25 Women Long Jump
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Name Year School Prelims
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Preliminaries
1 Verstegen, Kara Little Chute 15-00.50q
2 Stangel, Gabby Kewaunee 14-06.50q
3 Hasenjager, Caitlyn Sevastopol 14-00.50q
4 Nordahl, Aria Gibraltar 13-06.00q
5 Skadahl, Kat Winneconne 13-01.75q
6 Marrero, Estella Algoma 12-11.50q
7 Jones, Bella Gibraltar 12-10.00q
8 Sharp, Kate Green Bay NE 12-03.50q
9 Bohn, Audrina Seymour 12-02.75q
10 Stuth, Zoey Algoma 12-01.25
11 Houle, Zoe Seymour 11-11.00
12 Estes, Ava Sturgeon Bay 11-05.75
13 Miller, Jania Kewaunee 10-06.75
14 Birkholz, Clara Gibraltar 10-02.25
15 Mleziva, Aspen Denmark 8-09.00
-- Leisgang, Riley Seymour X12-00.25
Event 25 Women Long Jump
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Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Verstegen, Kara Little Chute 15-00.50
2 Stangel, Gabby Kewaunee 14-06.50
3 Hasenjager, Caitlyn Sevastopol 14-00.50
4 Nordahl, Aria Gibraltar 13-06.00
5 Skadahl, Kat Winneconne 13-01.75
6 Marrero, Estella Algoma 12-11.50
7 Jones, Bella Gibraltar 12-10.00
8 Sharp, Kate Green Bay NE 12-03.50
9 Bohn, Audrina Seymour 12-02.75
Event 30 Women Shot Put
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Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Schell, Emily Winneconne 35-04.00q 2
2 Gerdmann, Faith Algoma 34-08.00q 2
3 Cackowski, America Little Chute 32-05.00q 2
4 Butkovich, Audrey Little Chute 32-02.25q 2
5 Rogers, Abigail Winneconne 31-00.00q 2
6 Adams-McIntosh, Kiera Green Bay NE 30-08.50q 2
7 Rankin, Cassie Sevastopol 29-00.00q 2
8 Robinson, Chyanne Kewaunee 28-01.50q 2
9 Lenius, Alexis Sturgeon Bay 27-06.50q 2
10 Martin, Josie Gibraltar 27-01.75 2
11 Luett, Gabriella Sturgeon Bay 26-06.00 2
12 Olsen, Aubry Denmark 25-03.75 1
13 Czaja, Sadie Green Bay NE 24-04.50 2
14 Vogeltanz, Emily Kewaunee 23-08.00 1
15 Saliger, Joslyn Green Bay NE 23-05.50 1
16 Borths, Madelyn Algoma 23-04.50 1
17 Schanhofer, Emma Denmark 23-01.00 1
18 Hohman, Emma Seymour 22-08.00 2
19 Sauter, Vivi Gibraltar 21-09.00 1
20 Wyssbrod, Chloe Winneconne 21-00.75 1
21 Tesch, Brielle Seymour 20-07.00 1
22 McCollian, Maya Seymour 19-00.50 1
23 Meverden, Vivika Algoma 16-04.00 1
-- Schartner, Eva Little Chute X24-10.50 2
-- Stewart, Mackenzie Algoma X20-09.50 1
-- Jaeger, Evelyn Winneconne X19-09.25 1
Event 30 Women Shot Put
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Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Schell, Emily Winneconne 35-04.00
2 Gerdmann, Faith Algoma 34-08.00
3 Cackowski, America Little Chute 32-05.00
4 Butkovich, Audrey Little Chute 32-02.25
5 Rogers, Abigail Winneconne 31-00.00
6 Adams-McIntosh, Kiera Green Bay NE 30-08.50
7 Rankin, Cassie Sevastopol 29-00.00
8 Robinson, Chyanne Kewaunee 28-01.50
9 Lenius, Alexis Sturgeon Bay 27-06.50
Event 35 Women High Jump
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Name Year School Finals
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1 Zukauskaite, Nida Sturgeon Bay J5-02.00
2 Werkheiser, Danica Sevastopol J5-00.00
3 Tomberlin, Jade Sturgeon Bay J4-08.00
3 Reisen, McKailey Gibraltar J4-08.00
5 Gorham, Mikala Gibraltar J4-06.00
6 Mosienska, Zuzanna Little Chute J4-06.00
7 Stangel, Gabby Kewaunee J4-06.00
8 Church, Bailey Winneconne J4-04.00
9 Tielens, Calysta Denmark J4-04.00
Area high school soccer players were able to squeeze in at least half an hour of action on a wet Tuesday night.
The Sturgeon Bay Clippers and the Peshtigo Bulldogs battled through 35 minutes in a downpour only to have the scoreless game called at the half due to field conditions. In what was shaping up to be a conference showdown, Mother Nature made the final call.... 0-0 at the half, and the game was called by the referees with water gathering on the field in a heavy downpour. Sturgeon Bay was looking to take the game to even the series with Peshtigo, but that will have to wait until next season or the regional matchups still to be determined. Next up for the Clippers is another conference match at host The United Team (Sevastopol/Gibraltar) on Thursday.
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Down to their last strike and trailing 5-3 in the ninth inning, the Milwaukee Brewers rallied to top the Kansas City Royals 6-5 on Tuesday night.
Willy Adames’ three-run home run in the top of the ninth helped the Brewers snap a three-game losing streak and pull out an unexpected comeback against the Royals.
William Contreras lined a double off Kansas City reliever James McArthur to start the rally in the ninth. After a walk to Gary Sanchez, Adames smashed a long home run over the left field fence that propelled the Brewers to a much needed victory.
Trevor Megill came on for his third save of the season with a 1-2-3 bottom of the ninth.
The Brewers took an early 2-0 lead on back-to-back home runs by Rhys Hoskins and Joey Ortiz in the second inning, only to see the Royals score four runs in the fifth to take a 4-2 lead.
Each team scored a run in the seventh innings, before Adames’ dramatic homer in the ninth.
The Brewers (21-14) and Royals (21-16) will play a matinee game in Kansas City to close out the series with a 1:10 p.m. first pitch scheduled. Joe Ross (1-3) will get the start for Milwaukee while Brady Singer (2-1) will go for the Royals.
Three Wisconsin Timber Rattlers pitchers combined for fourteen strikeouts and held the Quad Cities River Bandits to three hits on Tuesday Night at Modern Woodmen Park. Jadher Areinamo drove in two runs early to give Wisconsin the lead and the Rattlers offense added two insurance runs in the fifth inning for a 4-1 victory.
Carson Roccaforte gave the River Bandits (17-11) a 1-0 lead with a lead-off home run in the bottom of the first inning.
The Rattlers (18-10) responded in the top of the second. Luke Adams walked to start the inning and moved to second on a ground out. Areinamo cracked an 0-2 pitch up the middle for a single to score Adams with the tying run.
Wisconsin took the lead without a hit in the top of the fourth. Dylan O’Rae and Adams were both hit by pitches to start the inning. Areinamo stepped to the plate with runners at second and third and one out and knocked in O’Rae from third with a grounder to short for a 2-1 lead.
Adams has been hit by a pitch in six consecutive games.
The Rattlers added to their advantage in the fifth inning. Jheremy Vargas drew a walk with one out. Luis Lara doubled to the gap in right-center to score Vargas. The throw home missed the cutoff man and Lara took third on the play. The River Bandits brought their infield to the edge of the grass and Gregory Barrios took advantage by shooting a grounder through the left side of the infield to get Lara home for a 4-1 lead.
Tate Kuehner, the Wisconsin starting pitcher, settled down after the lead-off homer in the first. That was the only hit he allowed over four innings. Kuehner walked three and struck out six as he turned the ball and the lead over to the Wisconsin bullpen.
Tyler Wehrle was the first reliever for the Timber Rattlers, and he worked two scoreless innings with a walk, a hit, and a strikeout. Wehrle ended his night by getting Brett Squires to ground into an inning-ending 4-6-3 double play in the sixth inning.
Craig Yoho was the next bullpen arm for Wisconsin. He was also the final bullpen arm the Rattlers would need in the game. Yoho pitched three scoreless innings with seven strikeouts to earn his fourth save of the season. He retired the first eight batters he faced before giving up a two-out hit in the ninth. Yoho regrouped and struck out Kale Emshoff looking to end the game.
Three innings and seven strikeouts are new single-game highs as a pro for Yoho.
Wisconsin’s defense played flawless defense again. The Rattlers have played error-free defense in five straight games. They have been charged with two errors in their last eleven games.
It's still very early in the first half, but Tuesday’s victory put the Timber Rattlers in first place in the West Division of the Midwest League by one game over the River Bandits
Game two of the series is scheduled for Wednesday evening at Modern Woodmen Park. Patricio Aquino (1-2, 7.56) is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers. The River Bandits have named Ben Kudrna (2-2, 2.45) as their starter. Game time is 6:30pm.
If the weather holds up, there will be plenty of baseball to enjoy across Door and Kewaunee counties on Tuesday after a slow Monday.
Luxemburg-Casco played the only baseball game featuring a local team on Monday, losing the contest to Clintonville 3-0.
On Tuesday, the Gibraltar/Washington Island Vikings and the Oconto Blue Devils hope Mother Nature allows them to play two on the baseball diamond Tuesday afternoon in Fish Creek. Weather permitting, Tim Kowols will have the call on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 3:45 p.m. followed by the first pitch at 4 p.m.
Other games scheduled for Tuesday include Sevastopol traveling to Algoma (4:30 p.m.), Southern Door hosting NEW Lutheran (3:45 p.m.), and Kewaunee visiting Peshtigo (4:30 p.m.).
Area teams went 2-0 on Monday ahead of a busy if not rain-stricken Tuesday.
On Monday, Sturgeon Bay held on to beat Green Bay West 10-9, while Luxemburg-Casco took the luck away from the Freedom Irish in a 6-2 win.
Tuesday's schedule includes Sevastopol is traveling to Algoma (4:30 p.m.), Gibraltar is welcoming Oconto (4:00 p.m.), Luxemburg-Casco is playing at Marinette (4:30 p.m.), Southern Door is hosting NEW Lutheran (3:45 p.m.), and Kewaunee visiting Peshtigo (4:30 p.m.).
Ten teams, including five from the area, will converge on Algoma on Tuesday for the school's annual track invitational.
Algoma, Kewaunee, Sevastopol, Gibraltar, and Sturgeon Bay will join Seymour, NEWCHAA, NEW Lutheran, Little Chute, and Denmark for the invitational, which begins at 3 p.m. with the field events. The boys and girls teams from Little Chute posted double-digit wins over second-place Sturgeon Bay (girls) and Kewaunee (boys) in the meet last year.
In other local track action, Luxemburg-Casco will compete against Bay Port, De Pere, Denmark, Freedom, and Hortonville at West De Pere at the Phantoms' home invite. The first events there begin at 4 p.m.
Two area soccer teams will return to action on Tuesday afternoon.
Sturgeon Bay will try to extend their winning streak to three when they play Peshtigo at 5 p.m. at home. Luxemburg-Casco will kickoff things with Clintonville a little bit earlier on the road at 4:30 p.m.
Spencer Madsen became the second Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol wrestler to place in a Wisconsin Wrestling Federation state meet over the weekend, taking third in the Greco-Roman championships on Sunday.
Madsen went 5-2 on the day, winning two matches by fall and another two by tech fall.
Madsen's high school teammate, Tiani Lemieux, won the WWF Freestyle State Championship on Saturday.
Picture courtesy of SBS Wrestling
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Spencer Madsen's place is 3rd and has scored 23.0 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Spencer Madsen (AWA) won by tech fall over Maximilion Gehring (SWC) (TF 12-1)
Quarterfinal - Dylan Muehlenberg (Wisconsin) won by fall over Spencer Madsen (AWA) (Fall 0:27)
Cons. Round 2 - Spencer Madsen (AWA) won by forfeit over Isaiah Guerrero (AWA) (FF)
Cons. Round 3 - Spencer Madsen (AWA) won by fall over Tyson Skubal (Northern Exposure) (Fall 2:16)
Cons. Semi - Spencer Madsen (AWA) won by fall over Kenneth Vaughn Jr. (Kenosha Indian Trail Wrestling) (Fall 2:10)
3rd Place Match - Spencer Madsen (AWA) won by tech fall over Dylan Muehlenberg (Wisconsin) (TF 10-2)
2nd Place Match - Tyler Sunday (CrassTrained: Weigh In Club) won by fall over Spencer Madsen (AWA) (Fall 0:35)
Only a few teams will get on the diamond this afternoon for baseball and softball games.
In softball action, Sturgeon Bay is hosting Green Bay West (4:30 p.m.) and Luxemburg-Casco is doing the same for Freedom (4:30 p.m.)
Luxemburg-Casco's road trip to Clintonville is the only baseball game on the docket with the first pitch scheduled there at 4:30 p.m.
The first game in Green Bay Glory men's soccer history went down as a win on Sunday, beating Bateaux FC 3-0 in the second round of the Amateur Cup at Regis High School in Eau Claire.
Edgar Heredia Victoria scored the first goal in team history in the 13th minute, giving the Glory a 1-0 lead at the break. The Glory would add two more tallies in the second half, with Keven Sosa scoring in the 50th minute and Osvaldo Ramírez adding insurance in the 64th minute.
The home opener for the Glory men is May 18th, and both Glory squads take the pitch together for a Coed Kick-Off game on May 15th.
The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers got out to a fast start, but the Great Lakes Loons caught Wisconsin in the middle innings and scored two late runs to edge the Rattlers 5-3 in the series finale at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Both teams had lead-off doubles in the first inning.
Alex Freeland started the Loons half of the first with a double and he went to third on a wild pitch with one out. Wisconsin starting pitcher Edwin Jimenez stranded Freeland at third when he struck out the final two batters of the inning.
Luis Lara doubled to start the Wisconsin first. Dylan O’Rae sent a grounder to third with one out, but the throw to first was wild. Lara scored and O’Rae went to second on the play. Jadher Areinamo added to the lead with a two-out, RBI single to center.
The Timber Rattlers (17-10) have outscored opponents 33-14 in the first inning this season.
Jimenez retired twelve straight Loons after the double by Freeland. Chris Newell snapped that streak and the shutout with a long home run to right to start the top of the fifth inning. The home run was Newell’s sixth of the season. It was also the eighth home run by the Loons in the series.
Ram?n Rodríguez just missed a home run to start the Wisconsin half of the fifth. The Rattlers catcher cracked a double off the very top of the wall by the Great Lakes bullpen. O’Rae cashed in the opportunity with a two-out hit to left for a 3-1 lead.
The Loons (18-9) got Jimenez in trouble right away in the top of the sixth inning. Jake Vogel singled and Freeland followed with an RBI double. Jimenez got the first out of the inning on a grounder to the right side of the infield that allowed Vogel to take second. Then, Thayron Liranzo drew a walk to put runners on the corners.
Kyle Nevin hit a deep drive to center and Lara made a great running catch for the second out. However, Vogel was able to tag and score from third to tie the game on the play.
The eighth inning was a roller coaster for both teams.
In the top of the eighth, Jake Vogel started the frame with a double but was thrown out trying to steal third base for the first out. Wisconsin reliever Chase Costello walked the next two batters, including a close 3-2 pitch that was called a ball to Noah Miller. Liranzo blooped the next pitch to left for an RBI single and the Loons had their first lead of the game.
In the bottom of the eighth, the first two Rattlers reached base. Gregory Barrios started with a single and Dylan O’Rae followed with a walk to put the tying and lead runs on base against reliever Christian Suarez.
Suarez ran the count full to Luke Adams, who grounded into a 6-4-3 double play. Suarez got Areinamo to end the inning and strand Barrios at third with the tying run.
The Loons added an insurance run on the top of the ninth against Stiven Cruz and it was Freeland…again. The Loons lead-off hitter singled with two outs for the run to give Great Lakes a 5-3 lead.
Lucas Wepf set down the Rattlers in order in the ninth for his second save of the series.
Freeland was 3-for-4 with a walk, a stolen base, two doubles, two runs scored, and two RBI for the Loons. Great Lakes won four of the six games in the series to hand Wisconsin its first series loss of 2024.
The Timber Rattlers are off on Monday. They return to action on Tuesday with a series against the Quad Cities River Bandits at Modern Woodmen Park in Davenport, Iowa. Wisconsin and Quad Cities are both 17-9 and tied at the top of the Midwest League’s West Division entering the six-game set.
Tate Kuehner (0-1, 7.36) is the scheduled starting pitcher for Wisconsin on Tuesday. The River Bandits have not announced their starter. Game time is 6:30pm.
Some of the area's best senior softball players will have at least one more game to play after their high school careers end.
The Wisconsin Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association named its rosters for its senior All-Star games, scheduled for Tuesday, June 11, 2024, at the Woodside Sports Complex in Wisconsin Dells. The day before, a recognition event and practice will honor the players who have been placed on 18 teams across three divisions.
Participants include:
Algoma: Ashley Cleveland (manager), Ryley Zimmerman, Hannah Nell
Kewaunee: Jenna Rohr
Luxemburg-Casco: Jillian Jorgensen, Maggie Hanmann
Southern Door: Bella Price, Sophia Counard
Sevastopol: Libby Ash, Jolene Luedtke
You can click on this link to see the full roster and to donate to individual players. To participate, you must raise $400 to support a local cause.
We apologize if we forgot anyone. If we did, please email us at news@doorcountydailynews.com to make sure they are included.
Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol wrestling's Tiani Lemieux is officially having a good offseason after winning the 148lb Freestyle title at the Wisconsin Wrestling Federation State Championships on Saturday.
Lemieux posted three first period pins and a technical fall en route to the title Lemieux is a two-time WIAA State Qualifier.
Photo courtesy of SBS Wrestling
Round 1
Matilda Burns (Ashland) won by fall over Tessa Felter (Askren Wrestling Academy) (Fall 2:30)
Jaycie Davis (Belmont-Platteville Youth Wrestling Club) won by decision over Emma Huggenvik (Wisconsin) (Dec 9-3)
Round 2
Tiani Lemieux (X-Factor Elite Wrestling) won by fall over Jaycie Davis (Belmont-Platteville Youth Wrestling Club) (Fall 0:38)
Tessa Felter (Askren Wrestling Academy) won by fall over Emma Huggenvik (Wisconsin) (Fall 2:22)
Round 3
Tiani Lemieux (X-Factor Elite Wrestling) won by tech fall over Emma Huggenvik (Wisconsin) (TF 10-0)
Jaycie Davis (Belmont-Platteville Youth Wrestling Club) won by fall over Matilda Burns (Ashland) (Fall 3:37)
Round 4
Tiani Lemieux (X-Factor Elite Wrestling) won by fall over Matilda Burns (Ashland) (Fall 1:50)
Jaycie Davis (Belmont-Platteville Youth Wrestling Club) won by tech fall over Tessa Felter (Askren Wrestling Academy) (TF 10-0)
Round 5
Tiani Lemieux (X-Factor Elite Wrestling) won by fall over Tessa Felter (Askren Wrestling Academy) (Fall 0:37)
Matilda Burns (Ashland) won by fall over Emma Huggenvik (Wisconsin) (Fall 2:32)
Sturgeon Bay and Kewaunee both ended their weeks on the baseball diamonds with wins.
Two area softball teams were back in action early on Saturday after playing doubleheaders on Friday.
The Sturgeon Bay Clippers won a pair of soccer matches this weekend, routing Valders 8-0 on Friday before beating Wausau East 3-1.
VALDERS
Sturgeon Bay's Alexis Olson scored a hat trick on Friday night leading the team to an 8-0 win over a short handed Valders team. Valders had only 12 players as 6 were still at school and participating in the school's musical. Also scoring for the Clippers were Malaya Martinez (2 goals) and Yarrow Goettelmann (2 goals). The final goal was an own goal off a deflection from a Valders defender.
The team finally found some offensive rhythm in this game making 7 of 16 shots on goal plus the keeper for Valders had 5 saves too. This was the focus of our game plan and finding success scoring bodes well for our conference games next week.
WAUSAU EAST
Finally stringing two wins in a row together, Sturgeon Bay turned a first half tie into a solid win with two second half goals. Malaya Martinez scored in the 28th minute after which Wausau East scored in the 33rd minute. A stingy Sturgeon Bay defense would not allow a shot on goal the entire second half while Alexis Olson found the back of the goal in the 66th minute putting Sturgeon Bay back on top 2-1. Late in the game at the 78th minute, Milan Eliyha scored the dagger off a corner kick and the 3-1 win. This was a hard fought win for the Clippers who face conference rival Peshtigo next Tuesdays at Clark Field in Sturgeon Bay.
After playing doubleheaders on Friday night, a few teams will head back out to the baseball diamond on Saturday.
The Storm will play Sevastopol at 11 a.m. in a single game, and Sturgeon Bay will play Chilton and Oostburg in a triangular beginning at 10 a.m.
Friday's results:
Sturgeon Bay lost game one 7-4 to Peshtigo before getting their revenge in game two 6-2.
After playing a home game on Friday, the Sturgeon Bay Clippers are back on the road Saturday evening for an away match.
The Clippers are scheduled to face Wausau East at 5 p.m.
Two area teams will head back out onto the road Saturday morning after playing on Friday.
Southern Door will visit Chilton for an invitational featuring Campbellsport, Howards Grove, Kenosha St. Joseph, Marshall, and Wrightstown. The first games begin at 9 a.m.
Algoma will participate in a triangular in Denmark that will see them face Denmark at noon and Shawano at 1:45 p.m.
Thursday results:
Kewaunee toppled Gibraltar in a doubleheader sweep 15-0 and 20-1.
Luxemburg-Casco shut out Algoma 10-0.
Sturgeon Bay was swept by Peshtigo 13-0 and 15-0.
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