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The Ashwaubenon baseball team won two nonconference games Saturday, defeating Eau Claire North 17-7 in six innings and Middleton 6-5.
Noah Gosse tossed a three-hitter, striking out 13, and went 2-for-3 with an RBI to lead host N.E.W. Lutheran.
Andrew Thompson went 3-for-4 and Brock McDermid had two hits, including a home run, and drove in three runs as Pulaski won 12-2 in six innings.
Emily McCoy was a ballet dancer and had no intentions of doing any sports when she got to high school. But she wanted to be with her friends, so she went along with the pack and joined the Green Bay East track and field team.
The De Pere track and field team didn't have a state qualifier last year. The Redbirds’ boys and girls squads are sending participants in at least six events this season.
Ashwaubenon Sectional at St. Norbert College
Green Bay Preble scored all six of its runs in the second inning, highlighted by two-run doubles by Chelsea Conard and Kayla Francois, to defeat visiting De Pere 6-2 in a WIAA Division 1 Regional final game Thursday afternoon.
Sara Santaga scored twice and Elle Woleske made four saves in goal to lead Green Bay Notre Dame.
Domonic Manzi hit a walk-off RBI single with the bases loaded in the bottom of the eighth inning to win it for the host Red Devils.
Payton Sampson has played softball with Anna Conard for most of her life. So the Green Bay Preble junior catcher could tell something was different when Conard stepped into the pitching circle in the first game this season.
Coming off WIAA regional meets on Monday, this week's area honor roll takes a look at top competitors heading into Thursday's sectional meets.
Maddie Lorbetski had nine strikeouts and give up just one unearned run on one hit for the win as Three Lakes topped Florence 5-1 to advance to the Division 4 regional final.
Brianna Byrne allowed seven hits and struck out 12 to pick up the win as Green Bay Notre Dame ousted Oconto Falls 7-4 in a WIAA Division 2 softball regional semifinal on Tuesday.
Pulaski junior Owen Nowicki had a pair of birdies on the day Tuesday as he carded the best score of the day with a 76 at Royal Scot Golf Club in a Division 1 regional hosted by Green Bay Preble.
Bret Neuville went 2-for-3, including a three-run home run in the fourth inning, as Bay Port rolled past Manitowoc 13-2 in five innings Tuesday to clinch the Fox River Classic Conference regular-season championshp outright.
Matt Frisk, Zach Janssen and the doubles teams of Nick DelMoral and Mark Cullen and Nate Calawerts and Nick Williams won their flights as Green Bay Notre Dame won the WIAA Division 2 Manitowoc Roncalli subsectional on Tuesday afternoon.
Paige Pierce scored the game-winning goal in double overtime off a pass from Kayla Niccum as host Green Bay Southwest slipped past Pulaski 2-1 in Fox River Classic Conference play.
Jake Wallenfang looked up and let out a huge roar when he realized the bar was still in place. The Green Bay Preble senior cleared 16 feet in the pole vault, becoming the fourth individual in state history to reach the height and first in 29 years.
Annika Baeten is proving to be tough to beat in the 400 meters. The Ashwaubenon freshman maintained her undefeated record in the event with a win at the WIAA Division 1 track and field regional at Green Bay Preble’s Gauthier Family Stadium on Monday.
Chris Cecci went 3-for-3 with an RBI and Zach Hazuka drove in three runs as host Green Bay West held off a late Pulaski rally to snap its 46-game losing streak.
Carmen Villarruel, Alyssa Balcer and Alek Kleis all scored goals as De Pere (12-4-2, 8-1) blanked the Phantoms.
All three Green Bay Preble double teams took first-place in their flights as the Hornets won the team title at the Ashwaubenon Subsectional.
Team scores: G.B. Preble 199, Bay Port 131.5, De Pere 99, Ashwaubenon 66, Green Bay East 60.5, Pulaski 53, Shawano 40, G.B. Southwest 37, G.B. West 12.
Fifteen area teams are included in this week's state rankings for baseball, softball, girls soccer and boys golf.
The past year has seen a mixture of success and frustration for talented Algoma junior Kennedy Blahnik, who is once again atop the state honor roll for the shot put and discus and is aiming for a three-peat in each event at the WIAA state meet.
Green Bay Preble swept Green Bay East, winning 9-4 and 8-4, in a Fox River Classic Conference baseball doubleheader Saturday at Joannes Stadium.
Team scores: University School of Milwaukee 44, Brookfield East 40, Arrowhead 33, Eau Claire Memorial 27, West De Pere 16, Madison West 16, Waukesha South 14, Wauwatosa East 8.
Green Bay East senior midfielder Chayce Cornette doesn't remember the first time she saw teammate Morgan Nohr play in a soccer game.
The WIAA state girls basketball tournament has found a home in the Green Bay area for the next seven years.
Austin DeCleene went the distance on the mound, giving up just two runs as De Pere topped Pulaski 5-2 on Friday in Fox River Classic Conference baseball.
Ami Jarosinski had six saves and Claire Tomashek scored the team's only goal to lead Pulaski.
Team scores: Green Bay Notre Dame 305, Bay Port 329, De Pere 339, Green Bay Preble 346, West De Pere 365, Ashwaubenon 366, Green Bay East 381, Pulaski 382, Green Bay Southwest 401, Green Bay West 582.
Carol Clark did not have an easy life. She just made it seem that way.
Anna Conard tossed a one-hitter with 15 strikeouts, including the final 10 batters of the game, as Green Bay Preble defeated Algoma 6-2 in a nonconference softball game Thursday afternoon.
Alex Bloom can't help but laugh when he looks back at his high jump approach as a freshman.
Brianna Byrne allowed just three hits in a five-inning complete game effort as Green Bay Notre Dame shut out Seymour 10-0 in a WIAA Division 2 regional softball game.
Madi Dubois scored twice and Jacque Stead added another as Green Bay Notre Dame clipped Pulaski.
Alex Sinclair allowed just one hit in a six-ining complete game as visiting Green Bay Preble defeated Green Bay West 11-0 on Thursday in Fox River Classic Conference baseball.
Team scores: Green Bay Notre Dame 76, Manitowoc 69, De Pere 68, Sheboygan North 63, Pulaski 49, Green Bay Preble 48, Green Bay Southwest 41, Ashwaubenon 39, Bay Port 34, Green Bay East 31, Sheboygan South 27, Green Bay West 9.
Team scores: Peshtigo 103, Gillett 97.33, Coleman 59, Wabeno 47, Lena 44.66.
Following conference championship meets, the area honor roll takes a look at the top competitors and relay teams heading into WIAA regionals on Monday.
Nick Allen has decided it's time to get serious about tennis.
Bay Port scored on a wild pitch in the eighth inning Wednesday to edge host Green Bay Notre Dame 8-7 in Fox River Classic Conference baseball.
Wausau West High School named Lauren Mauel as its new cross-country coach on Tuesday.
Bailey Smaney pitched both games for the Pirates and went 3-for-5 with 4 RBIs in Game 1 as Bay Port swept a doubleheader at Pulaski.
Team scores: Luxemburg-Casco 335, Shawano 342, New London 348, Marinette 351, West De Pere 362, Seymour 364, Oconto Falls 369, Hortonville 378, Denmark 400,
Robert Starnes likes to look his best when competing. It’s the reason the Green Bay Preble junior had a different set of track spikes for each of his events at the Fox River Classic Conference track and field meet Tuesday at Green Bay Southwest’s Dahlin Family Stadium.
Jen Anderson hasn't changed her pre-race routine. Considering how successful the Bay Port junior has been, why would she?
Luke VanLanen pitched a two-hitter with 17 strikeouts to lead Pulaski to a 2-0 victory over Green Bay East on Tuesday in Fox River Classic Conference baseball.
The Green Bay Preble softball team swept visiting Sheboygan North in a doubleheader Tuesday to finish 15-1 in the Fox River Classic Conference and clinch at least a share of the league title. The Hornets won 10-0 and 12-1.
Alyson Reum scored the winning goal in the second overtime period to propel visiting Green Bay East to a 2-1 victory over Green Bay West on Tuesday in a Fox River Classic Conference girls soccer match.
Team scores: Green Bay Notre Dame 121.1, Bay Port 113.1, Green Bay Preble 104.6, De Pere 78.1, Pulaski 67, Green Bay Southwest 54, Ashwaubenon 52, Manitowoc 37.1, Green Bay East 33, Sheboygan North 30, Green Bay West 6, Sheboygan South 6.
Team scores: West De Pere 30, Appleton Xavier 25, Menasha St. Mary 22, Oshkosh Lourdes 17, Ripon 16, Fox Valley Lutheran 11, Fond du Lac Springs 5.
Team scores: West De Pere 172, Shawano 172, Seymour 181, Oconto Falls 182.
Blog, videos: The Kewaunee boys track and field team won its first Packerland Conference title since 1996, while the Algoma girls won their third straight conference title on Monday.
Listen to Scott Venci, Weston Hodkiewicz and Andrew Pekarek discuss conference track meets, softball races coming to a close, an upset in girls soccer and a couple of football coaching hires on this week's episode of Prep Talk.
Jake Hottenstine has had several big moments during his basketball career, including leading Bay Port to state and earning a scholarship to the University of Minnesota-Duluth, an NCAA Division II school.
Amber Van Duyse broke a school record with 19 strikeouts in a 6-1 victory in Game 1 and West De Pere swept Marinette in a Bay Conference softball doubleheader Monday.
Ryan Frieder tossed a five-hitter and chipped in at the plate with a pair of RBI singles as Bay Port topped De Pere 6-1 on Monday in a Fox River Classic Conference baseball game.
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Pensacola (Fla.) Catholic won its second consecutive state title and holds on to the top spot in the Super 25 high school baseball rankings.
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Top basketball recruit Theo Pinson committed to North Carolina on Wednesday, which happened to be his late cousin Josh Level's birthday.
Ladies can live above the rim, too. Check out Jason Jordan's list of the Top 10 female dunks of all-time.
Pensacola (Fla.) Catholic defeated Monsignor Pace (Miami) in the state title game without its top pitcher, who was injured during a dogpile celebration earlier in the playoffs.
St. Joseph Regional (Montvale, N.J.) pitcher has an "unhittable 12-6 curveball" that has helped the North Carolina signee post a .013 ERA this season.
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When Monday's massive tornado hit, members of the Southmoore (Okla.) football team put on helmets and huddled in the bathroom of the school's field house.
Three swimmers in the 100-meter breaststroke final at the North Coast Section Championships touched the wall in under the previous national high school record time. Steven Stumph finished first.
St. Stephen's/St. Agnes goalie Sam Beazell scored from 80 yards out on Friday.
Sarah Hughes won a gold medal in figure skating at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. She's done a whole lot more since then.
Irmo captured the South Carolina boys Class 4A soccer championship on a wild penalty kick goal that left Lexington stunned.
Ridge Point (Missouri City, Texas) sprinter and Houston commit Cameron Burrell dishes on the upcoming adidas Grand Prix in his debut blog.
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Andrew Wiggins and Diamond DeShields headling the American Family Insurance ALL-USA boys and girls teams, respectively.
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National and state player of the year candidates, winners and more.
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