TRACK AND FIELD
Bay Conference Championships
BOYS
FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 187, WINNECONNE 181.5, NEW LONDON 100.5, SEYMOUR 59, MENASHA 53, SHAWANO 52, XAVIER 39, GREEN BAY WEST 20, GREEN BAY EAST 2
100: 1, Brody Schaffer WIN :10.80; 2, Kaleb Williams FVL :11.01; 3, Keonte Thigpen MEN :11.14. 200: 1, Kaleb Williams FVL :22.06; 2, Brody Schaffer WIN :22.10; 3, Koltyn Kachur WIN :22.44. 400: 1, Kaleb Williams FVL :49.60; 2, Brendon Riehl SEY :51.14; 3, Luke Fuller WIN :52.23. 800: 1, Zachary Muenster FVL 2:02.75; 2, Silas Sarbo WIN 2:04.06; 3, Kaden Bethke NL 2:05.68. 1,600: 1, Grant Wenzelow WIN 4:26.16; 2, Logan Boehnlein SEY 4:33.67; 3, Zachary Muenster FVL 4:34.60. 3,200: 1, Braden Clarke NL 10:21.47; 2, Logan Boehnlein SEY 10:23.72; 3, Jordan Rosenbaum X 10:41.18. 110H: 1, Grant Wolfrath FVL :15.17; 2, Jacoby Dobberstein FVL :15.50; 3, Koltyn Kachur WIN :16.04. 300H: 1, Jacoby Dobberstein FVL :40.75; 2, Grant Wolfrath FVL :40.88; 3, Koltyn Kachur WIN :40.99. 400R: 1, Winnecone (Mason Mathe, Brody Cross, Karter Hawthorne, Brody Schaffer) :43.14; 2, Menasha (Keonte Thigpen Logan Bivens, Zane Tank, Marquell Brown) :43.53; 3, Green Bay West (Urijah Moore, Kordarreus Howell, Isaiah Hester, Darian Harris) :43.81. 800R: 1, Shawano (Joseph Kleinschmidt, Bryce Lammers, Aiden Rasmussen, Sosaeh Tepiew) 1:31.36; 2, Menasha (Isaac Foster, Jackson Rubbert, Maitland Bricco, Marquell Brown) 1:32.65; 3, Fox Valley Lutheran (Tyler Dequaine, Cameron Williams, Jake Muenster, Dane Clausen) 1:32.74. 1,600R: 1, Menasha (Keonte Thigpen, Jackson Rubbert, Isaac Foster, Maitland Bricco) 3:31.41; 2, Winneconne (Luke Fuller, Camden Plotz, Cailin Yingling, Logan Wolf) 3:32.64; 3, New London (Kaden Bethke, Collyn Elsholtz, Cory Brooker, Drew Peters) 3:32.68. 3,200R: 1, New London (Kaden Bethke, Charles Sloma, Cory Brooker, Braden Clarke) 8:29.26; 2, Fox Valley Lutheran (Henry Laabs, Caleb Williams, Tom Needham, Mason Dobberstein) 8:43.45; 3, Shawano (Josiah Kuehl, Nolan Kleinschmidt, Kobe Bistoff, Cambren Zeuske) 8:52.70. Shot: 1, Hudson Samolinski WIN 55-0; 2, Howard Roloff NL 48-0; 3, Kolin Liegl MEN 47-9.25. D: 1, Hudson Samolinski WIN 183-6; 2, Preston Krueger NL 158-5; 3, Drew Chelberg SHA 156-2. HJ: 1, Colton Tisler WIN 6-4; 2, Gregory Salzman SEY 5-10; 3, Luca Boyle WIN 5-10. PV: 1, Trey Zemke WIN 14-6; 2, Silas Sarbo WIN 12-6; 3, Seth Wittig FVL 12-0. LJ: 1, Brody Schaffer WIN 22-5.5; 2, Tyler Dequaine FVL 21-5.75; 3, Blessings Kapande FVL 21-5.25. TJ: 1, Wyatt Rouamba X 44-5.75; 2, Jacoby Dobberstein FVL 42-5.5; 3, Marquell Brown MEN 42-3.5.
GIRLS
XAVIER 158, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 130, WINNECONNE 127, MENASHA 59, GREEN BAY WEST 53, NEW LONDON 50, SEYMOUR 47, SHAWANO 39, GREEN BAY EAST 32
100: 1, Kayla Fournillier X :12.58; 2, Mya Burleton FVL :12.66; 3, Maya Vande Kolk SEY :12.69. 200: 1, Maya Vande Kolk SEY :26.41; 2, Lauren Erickson X :26.59; 3, Isabella Stephani MEN :27.00. 400: 1, Lauren Erickson X :59.73; 2, Grace Hackl X :59.85; 3, Lily Renz X 1:00.52. 800: 1, Ruby Kuehn WIN 2:28.52; 2, Claire Fischer FVL 2:33.18; 3, Natalie Anderson WIN 2:39.37. 1,600: 1, Ruby Kuehn WIN 5:39.45; 2, Bailey Hendricks SHA 5:44.28; 3, Quinn LeRoy WIN 5:46.01. 3,200: 1, Quinn LeRoy WIN 12:38.09; 2, Shaye Allen NL 13:06.58; 3, Sarah Daly NL 13:16.74. 100H: 1, Lakeria Gonnigan GBE :14.91; 2, Hailey Hafner X :15.05; 3, Mikiah Rogina GBW :16.23. 300H: 1, Lakeria Gonnigan GBE :48.47; 2, Grace Dedering FVL :50.29; 3 Addison Hafner X :50.72. 400R: 1, Xavier (Hailey Hafner, Bryce Hietpas, Cecilia Higgins, Kayla Fournillier) :50.43; 2, Menasha (Mariana Miller, Audriana Stephani, Lillian Schmolinske, Isabella Stephani) :51.03; 3, Green Bay West (Jakalaya Jackson, Adriana Moyano, Asha Vang, Da’jayah Slaton) GBW :51.79. 800R: 1, Fox Valley Lutheran (Alaina Retzlaff, Cailyn Groth, Lilliana Demianiuk, Mya Burleton) 1:46.61; 2, Menasha (Mariana Miller, Audriana Stephani, Lillian Schmolinske, Isabella Stephani) 1:47.24; 3, Xavier (Hailey Hafner, Cecilia Higgins, Caroline Basehoar, Kayla Fournillier) 1:47.58. 1,600R: 1, Xavier (Lauren Erickson, Bernice Geurts, Grace Hackl, Lily Renz) 4:06.49; 2, Fox Valley Lutheran (Grace Dumke, Noelle Kelley, Ella Wright, Claire Fischer) 4:14.50; 3, Winneconne (Ruby Kuehn, Bailey Church, Nora Stam, Madie Larson) 4:20.82. 3,200R: 1, Shawano (Jillian Guenther, Tela Hopfensperger, Bailey Hendricks, Mikelah Powers) 10:24.63; 2, Winneconne (Quinn LeRoy, Lydia Luce, Natalie Anderson, Vivian Verich) 10:34.00; 3, Fox Valley Lutheran (Anna Feuerstahler, Noelle Kelley, Brooklyn Bruss, Madeline Zuelsdorf) 10:45.01. Shot: 1, Ayden Smith NL 41-11.75; 2, Isabelle Sievert FVL 35-4.5; 3, Kendal Vette WIN 34-0. D: 1, Ayden Smith NL 139-6; 2, Kendal Vette WIN 105-7; 3, Braelynn Smith FVL 100-4. HJ: 1, Maci Healy FVL 5-4; 2, Mikiah Rogina GBW 5-2; 2, Anna Maass MEN 5-2. PV: 1, Caroline Basehoar 12-0; 2, Adriana Moyano GBW 11-6; 3, Bailey Church WIN 9-9. LJ: 1, Adriana Moyano GBW 17-2.5; 2, Braelyn Barber FVL 16-8.5; 3, Hailey Hafner FVL 16-8. TJ: 1, Adriana Moyano GBW 36-10; 2, Brooke Vande Hey X 35-0.5; 3, Madie Larson WIN 33-2.75.
SOFTBALL
Notre Dame 13-8, De Pere 11-7
DE PERE – The Tritons built a 13-3 lead before the Redbirds rallied for eight runs in their half of the sixth inning in the first game.
Notre Dame was led by Ella Nowak, who had three hits including a double. Emma Ciak had two hits and two RBIs, Kaia Waldrop had two RBIs. Addyson Simpson had a double and two RBIs. Brynn Broekman had two hits.
Natalie Piper and Payton Spaeth both had three hits for De Pere. Emma Baugnet had a home run and drove in four runs.
Aubrey Wycoff got the win for Notre Dame.
Brooke Destache took the loss for De Pere.
In the second game, Notre Dame snapped a 7-7 game by scoring the winning run in the seventh inning.
Jocelyn Mueller and Olivia Waldrop both had two hits for Notre Dame. Waldrop drove in three runs. Mueller had a double. Kaia Waldrop had a triple.
Sienna Arendt had four hits and drove in two runs for De Pere. Bella Robinett and Payton Spaeth both had two hits.
Wycoff got the win for Notre Dame.
Morgan Schmidt took the loss for De Pere.
Green Bay Preble 15-17, Sheboygan North 0-0
SHEBOYGAN – The Hornets scored 11 runs in the second inning in their win over the Golden Raiders.
Gracie Day had two hits, including a double and a home run, and drove in five runs for Green Bay Preble. Kayley Kuehn, Tenley Kuehn, Bella Smits, May Darmawan and Hannah Von Haden each had two hits.
Kuehn and Ayla Rozz both drove in two runs for Preble.
Kuehn allowed no hits and no walks while striking out seven batters in the three-inning game.
In the second game, Green Bay Preble scored 13 runs in the first inning in the win.
Callie Schauer had three RBIs for Preble. Ella Nelson and Darmawan both drove in two runs. Van Haden and Chloe Savage each had two hits.
Macy McCoy pitched for Preble and allowed two hits and two walks while striking out three in the three-inning game.
Ashwaubenon 4-13, Green Bay Southwest 0-0
GREEN BAY – Gracie Aichele and Addison Allen combined to pitch a two-hitter and lead the Jaguars to the win over the Trojans in the first game of the Fox River Classic Conference doubleheader.
Aichele pitched the first four innings and allowed two hits while striking out eight. She got the win for Ashwaubenon. Allen pitched the final three innings, giving up no hits and striking out six.
Aubrey House had a triple for Ashwaubenon while Aichele and Ashley Woodworth both had doubles.
Audrey Nelson had two hits, including a triple, for Green Bay Southwest.
Hannah Dunlap took the loss.
In the second game, Ashwaubenon scored seven times in the first inning and cruised to the win over Green Bay Southwest.
Ashwaubenon finished with 14 hits, while Green Bay Southwest did not get a baserunner.
Bay Port 8-11, Manitowoc 5-8
SUAMICO – The Pirates built an 8-2 lead through five innings in their win over the Ships in the first game.
Bay Port finished with nine hits.
Manitowoc, which had eight hits, got two hits each from Chloe Schroeder, Anya Hall and Sam Raymaker.
Hayden Erdmann took the loss for Manitowoc.
In the second game, Bay Port trailed 2-0 when it scored nine runs in the fifth inning of its win over Manitowoc.
Bay Port collected 13 hits in the game.
Manitowoc was led by Raymaker with two hits and three RBIs. Taylor Peterson had two hits, with a double for Manitowoc.
West De Pere 12-10, Pulaski 6-2
PULASKI – The Phantoms jumped out early, scoring five runs in the second inning in their win over the Red Raiders in the first game of the doubleheader.
West De Pere had 16 hits in the win.
Pulaski was led by Bailey Hronik and Ella Maroszek, who both had three hits. Maroszek drove in three runs and had a double. Kieara Altman had two doubles.
In the second game, West De Pere continued its hot hitting against Pulaski pitching, getting 11 hits and breaking open the game with a four-run fourth inning.
Molly Molthen had a double for Pulaski.
Sevastopol 18-16, Sturgeon Bay 0-1
STURGEON BAY – The Pioneers had 15 hits and took advantage of five walks, two hit batters and four errors by Sturgeon Bay in the first game of the doubleheader.
In the second game, Sevastopol scored four runs in the second inning and then broke open the game with 10 runs in the third in the win.
Sevastopol had 11 hits in the second game and also drew 13 walks.
Genevieve Austad had two hits in the second game for Sturgeon Bay.
Three Lakes/Phelps 16, Wausaukee 7
GILLETT – The Rangers scored five runs in the first inning but the Blue Jays scored three in the second and five in the third on the way to the win.
Wausaukee was led by Josie Seehawer, who had three hits including a triple, and four RBIs. Coreen Schneider also had three hits for Wausaukee.
Poynette 11, Oconto 0
OCONTO – The Pumas scored nine runs in the second inning to break open their game with the Blue Devils.
BASEBALL
De Pere 6, Kimberly 5
KIMBERLY – The Redbirds built a five-run lead in the fifth inning and then withstood a Papermakers rally to get the nonconference win.
A Will Nikolay triple scored a run for De Pere in the first inning and Rory Obma’s second-inning double added another run.
Kimberly scored a run in the fourth before De Pere scored four in the fifth.
Kimberly rallied in its half of the fifth with a grand slam by Maddux Hermus.
Ryan Martin had two RBIs for De Pere.
Beckett Hermus had two hits for Kimberly, while Lex Knaebe, Brady Merzlicker and Pierson Hacker each had a double.
Kasen Gregoire got the win for De Pere.
Hacker took the loss for Kimberly.
Luxemburg-Casco 8-11, Freedom 1-4
FREEDOM – The Spartans scored two runs in the first inning, three in the fourth and three in the seventh in the victory in the first game of the North Eastern Conference doubleheader.
Gavin Lax pitched 6⅔ innings to get the win. He allowed four hits, one run and struck out six.
Hudson Billings, Noah Chervenka and Eli Derenne hit home runs for Luxemburg-Casco. Chervenka also had a double and drove in three runs. Billings had two RBIs.
Gavin Brennenstuhl had two hits and an RBI for Freedom.
In the second game, Luxemburg-Casco scored five runs in the fifth inning and six in the sixth to pull off the sweep of the twinbill.
Lax had two hits, including a double, and drove in two runs for the Spartans.
Ethan Engum pitched 4⅓ innings to get the win. He allowed four hits, two runs, walked one and struck out four.
Chase Calmes had two hits, including a double, and drove in two runs for Freedom.
Wrightstown 5-2, Oconto Falls 4-3
OCONTO FALLS – The Tigers scored four runs in the seventh inning to rally for the win over the Panthers in the first game of the doubleheader.
Bennett Stengel and Ryan Leahy both had two hits for Wrightstown (7-11, 7-8).
Landon Delfosse had three hits, including a double, for Oconto Falls (10-8, 7-7). Dom Triechel had two hits, including a double.
Jacob Miller pitched a complete game for Wrightstown to get the win. He allowed four runs on 10 hits.
Carter Heroux took the loss for Oconto Falls.
In the second game, Oconto Falls snapped a 2-2 score with a run in the sixth inning.
Ttrace Brehmer had two hits, including a double, and drove in two runs for Oconto Falls.
Michael Besel had two hits for Wrightstown.
JJ Pytleski pitched a complete game and got the win for Oconto Falls. He allowed two runs (one earned) on five hits and two walks. He struck out two.
Liam Schaumberg took the loss for Wrightstown.
Denmark 5-16, Medford 1-9
MEDFORD – The Vikings’ Cade Delarwelle pitched a complete game go lead Denmark to the win over the Raiders in the first game of the doubleheader sweep.
Delarwelle allowed one run on two hits and five walks while striking out nine Medford batters.
Braedon Heezen hd two hits and scored twice for Denmark. Delarwelle had two hits.
In the second game, the game was tied 5-5 when Denmark scored nine runs in the sixth inning to break open the game.
Denmark had 11 hits in the second game.
Pulaski 20, Pardeeville 6
PULASKI – The Red Raiders scored eight runs in both the first and second innings in the win over the Bulldogs.
Braun Wotruba had four hits with a double, a triple and a home run, scored four times and drove in six. Eddie Van Roy and Benjermin Marsh both drove in three runs. Eli Heuser had two hits. Mason Heintz drove in two runs.
Gavin Luebke pitched three innings and got the win for Pulaski.
St. Mary’s Springs 7, Pulaski 3
PULASKI – Gavin Sikorski had two hits and drove in two runs in Pulaski’s loss to the Ledgers.
Eli Heuser also had two hits for Pulaski.
GIRLS SOCCER
Oshkosh West 2, West De Pere 0
OSHKOSH – The Wildcats got a pair of goals from McKenzie Blair in the win over the Phantoms.
Sophie Kalka had two saves for Oshkosh West.
BOYS TENNIS
West De Pere 7, West Bend West 0
Liam Hankel def. Riley Haddorff 6-1, 6-0; Rafe Zifferblatt def. Ryan Held 6-4, 6-3; Alex Schmeisser def. Michael Held 4-6, 6-3, 10-7; Ozzy Kraft def. Leo Haddorff 6-2, 6-1.
Giovanni Zifferblatt/Brayden Hagenow def. Evan Falkowski/Jaiden Schumacher 6-0, 6-2; Arya Kadam/Vihan Alluru def. Connor Redig/Paul Grapton 6-2, 6-0; Landen Madison/Yash Yeturu def. Zane Wahlstrom/Wyatt Schloemer 6-0, 6-1.
Altoona 4, West De Pere 3
Liam Hankel WDP def. Trenton Navarre 6-0, 6-1; Rafe Zifferblatt WDP def. Carter Drescher 6-1, 6-1; Jonah Oldenkamp A def. Alex Schmeisser 6-3, 6-3; Conner Gower A def. Ozzy Kraft 6-0, 6-2.
Giovanni Zifferblatt/Brayden Hagenow WDP def. Tegan Bennett/Jaxton Semrow 6-7 (1), 6-2, 11-9; Joseph Ricci/Owen Drescher A def. Arya Kadam/Vihan Alluru 6-2, 6-0; Daylen Parks/Lucas Pederson A def. Landen Madison/Yash Yeturu 6-4, 0-6, 10-5.
Kohler 7, De Pere 0
Dylan Grueneberg def. Colin Walczak 6-0, 6-3; Preston Chen def. Jameson Jauquet 7-6 (5), 6-3; Jorge Felde def. Hudson Greene 6-2, 6-0; David Mueller def. Bennett Reimer 6-1, 6-1.
Aidan Schueller/Zach Regennitter def. Tudor Cristescu/Alex Kaufman 6-3, 6-3; Aneek Patel/Mason VanZeeland def. Anders Obma/Jackson DeCleene 6-4, 6-4; Mitchell Ryan/Cade Munson def. Miles Wiegand/Connor Grochowski 6-3, 6-2.
Wauwatosa West 5, De Pere 2
Leo Hanlon WW def. Colin Walczak 6-1, 6-0; Charly Heu WW def. Anders Obma 6-0, 6-2; Luke Grove WW def. Jameson Jauquet 6-4, 3-6, 10-3; Max Kuhn WW def. Jackson DeCleene 6-0, 6-0.
Tudor Cristescu/Alex Kaufman D def. Henry Riordan/Henry Rommelfanger 6-1, 6-0; Lukas Marik/Brady Malloy WW def. Tristen Ostrom/Hudson Greene 6-3, 6-2; Ansh Patel/Bennett Reimer D def. Eli Peik/Evan Atols 7-5, 6-4.
Kohler 7, Bay Port 0
Dylan Grueneberg def. Dhruv Bidari 6-0, 6-0; Preston Chen def. Andre Ramirez Rodriguez 6-2, 6-1; Jorge Felde def. Paul Scherer 6-3, 6-0; David Mueller def. Carson O’Connell 6-1, 6-3.
Aidan Schueller/Zach Regennitter def. William Burg/Brady Wells 6-0, 6-3; Aneek Patel/Mason VanZeeland def. Jorden Allen/Brady Wahlen 0-6, 6-3, 10-6; Mitchell Ryan/Cade Munson def. Will Story/Arnav Singh 6-2, 6-2.
Bay Port 4, Valley Christian/Lourdes 3
Danny Kunde VC/L def. Dhruv Bidari 6-0, 6-0; Brady Day VC/L def. Andre Ramirez Rodriguez 6-1, 6-3; Sam Vilski VC/L def. Paul Scherer 6-2, 5-7, 10-6; Brady Wahlen BP def. Nolan Pletcher 6-3, 7-5.
William Burg/Brady Wells BP def. Dawson Miller/Hudson Lang 6-4, 6-3; Jorden Allen/Will Story BP def. Zikri Kallio/Sebio Maldonado 6-0, 6-0; Carson O’Connell/Arnav Singh BP def. Emmett Getz/Will Robson 6-2, 6-1.
This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Green Bay area high school sports results for Saturday, May 16