BASEBALL
Kimberly 13, Appleton West 0
KIMBERLY – The Papermakers scored 12 runs in the fourth inning in their Fox Valley Association win over the Terrors.
Kimberly had five hits but Appleton West committed seven errors and walked six batters.
Beckett Hermus had two hits, including a home run, and six RBIs for Kimberly. Lex Knaebe drove in two runs.
Braeden Hermes pitched a five-inning complete game for the win. He allowed four hits and two walks while striking out eight.
Kellin Gilbert took the loss for Appleton West.
Hortonville 4, Appleton North 2
HORTONVILLE – The Polar Bears’ Elijah Yeager and Thomas Berrens combined to limit the Lightning to three hits in getting the Fox Valley Association win.
Yeager pitched the first 4⅓ innings for Hortonville, allowing one unearned run on one hit and six walks. Berrens pitched 2⅔ innings, giving up one run on two hits.
Kolten Jens had two doubles for Hortonville.
Owen Reuland pitched 3⅔ innings for Appleton North and was charged with the loss. Matthew Hietpas allowed one run on three hits in 2⅓ innings of relief.
Iola-Scandinavia 7, St. Mary Catholic 6
IOLA – The Thunderbirds built a 7-4 lead and then withstood a seventh-inning two-run rally to defeat the Zephyrs.
Luke Fairweather, Caleb Vogel, Jacob Ernsting and Andew Ernsting each had two hits for St. Mary Catholic. Caleb Springborn drove in two runs.
Carter Nicholson took the loss for St. Mary Catholic, pitching the final two innings and allowing three runs.
Brillion 15, Reedsville 5
BRILLION – The Lions scored their runs on 15 hits, scoring four runs in the second inning, six in the fourth and three in the fifth in the win over the Panthers.
Joe Shimek had three hits for Brillion, while Hayden Cousin, Kelvin Gilbertson, Chase Braun, Grady Paulow, McCormick Zutz and Aiden Reinke each had two hits.
Gilbertson drove in four runs. Reinke had three RBIs wile Paulow had two.
Gilbertson was the beneficiary of the runs. He pitched five innings and allowed five runs (one earned) on seven hits. He struck out six and was credited with the win.
Chilton 10, Oconto 6
OCONTO – The Tigers scored four runs in the ninth inning to defeat the Blue Devils in a nonconference matchup.
Kale Wagner had three hits, including a double, and drove in four runs for Chilton. Lucas Groeschel had two hits and Ryan Schmitz scored three runs.
Ethan Schneider pitched the final three innings for Chilton, allowing no runs on two hits and a walk while striking out three. He was credited with the win.
Kohler 9, Hilbert 0
KOHLER – The Blue Bombers led 3-0 after two innings and then broke open the game with a four-run third inning in the win over the Wolves.
Lucas Kading had two hits for Kohler and Collin Thorne drove in three runs.
Hilbert was able to get just four singles against winning pitcher Aiden Oldenhoff and Kaden Harrington.
Eli Eichmeier took the loss for Hilbert.
Ripon 18, Winneconne 4
WINNECONNE – The Tigers scored five runs in the fourth inning and nine in the sixth in their win over the Wolves.
Ethan Duel drove in two runs for Winneconne. Noah Bouras had a double.
Logan Binder took the loss for Winneconne.
SOFTBALL
Hortonville 1, Appleton North 0
HORTONVILLE – Ivy Schroeder drove in the winning run in the bottom of the eighth inning to lead the Polar Bears past the Lightning in a battle for first place in the Fox Valley Association.
Also powering the Hortonville attack were Kyah Gass, who was 2-for-3 with a double; Eileen Gassner with two hits, including a double; and Samantha D’Addario with a double.
Kierra Wunderlich earned the win, pitching eight innings and allowing four hits while striking out seven.
Claire Therkildsen led Appleton North with two hits.
Charlotte Radtke took the loss, pitching 7⅔ innings, allowing seven hits, one earned run and two walks while striking out 15.
Kimberly 10, Appleton West 0
KIMBERLY – The Papermakers broke open the game early, scoring five runs in the second inning and then tacking on three more in the third in their win over the Terrors.
Sophie Hermus led Kimberly with three hits. Paige Schreck and Bella Ellestad both had two hits. Schreck had a double and Hermus had a triple. Payton Schreiber drove in three runs, while Hermus and Schreck both drove in two runs.
Kendra Ruys pitched the first three innings and got the win for Kimberly. She walked three and struck out four while not allowing any hits.
Hattie Moscinski took the loss for Appleton West.
Wrightstown 19, Waupaca 9
WAUPACA – The Comets dominated the early innings, but the Tigers roared back late to earn the North Eastern Conference win.
Waupaca led 3-0 after one inning and 7-1 after two. Wrightstown closed to within 8-4 after three, but then struck for eight in the sixth and seven in the seventh. The Comets scored their final run in the sixth.
Molly Ruebl led the Tigers’ offense, going 3-for-5 with a homer. Also leading Wrightstown were Layla Beyer, who was 2-for-4 with a double, homer and five RBIs; Elaina Verbeten and Marissa Jeanquart, both with two hits; and Bryn Amundson with a homer and three RBIs.
Denmark 6, Freedom 4
DENMARK – Rebekah Dittmer was 2-for-4 with a double, while Claire Warpinski was 2-for-2 with a double and two RBIs as the Vikings held off the Irish for the North Eastern Conference victory.
Shaelyn Kraschnewski was 2-for-4 with two doubles for Denmark.
Kourtney Moeller scored twice, while Kingsley Klug had one RBI for Freedom.
The Vikings led 3-0 after one, 4-0 after five and 6-1 after six. The Irish closed out the scoring with three runs in the seventh.
Clintonville 20, Menominee Nation 6
KESHENA – The Truckers scored in all five innings en route to the nonconference win.
Morgan Retzlaff led the Clintonville offense, going 3-for-5 with a double and two RBIs, while Abby Tate was 2-for-3 with a double and four RBIs. Maddy LaViolette was 2-for-3 with an RBI for the Truckers.
Claire Papendorf earned the win in the circle, pitching five innings and allowing eight hits, six earned runs and one walk while striking out 11.
Natalie Peters was 3-for-3 with a double, home run and four RBIs for the Eagles, while Taylesia Pamonicutt was 2-for-3 with an RBI.
Clintonville scored three in the first, one in the second, nine in the third, one in the fourth and six in the fifth.
Menominee Nation scored one in the first, two in the fourth and three in the fifth.
Chilton 7, Sheboygan Falls/Kohler 5
SHEBOYGAN FALLS – The Tigers held off a late charge by the Falcons to earn the Eastern Wisconsin Conference win.
Chilton led 1-0 after one inning before Sheboygan Falls/Kohler knotted the game 1-1 in the third. The Tigers answered with three runs in the fourth. The Falcons closed to within 4-2 in the fifth before both teams scored three times in the seventh.
Lauren Roehrig homered twice for Chilton. Also leading the Tigers were Mya Grenzer, Olivia Hoefner and Brenna Geiser with two hits each. Hoefner and Geiser both had doubles.
Cora Kroeplien and Abigail Kanios led Sheboygan Falls/Kohler with three hits each. Among those hits, Kroeplien doubled and homered, while Kanios had a triple.
Brillion 18, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah 6
ELKHART LAKE – The Lions used an eight-run third inning to take charge en route to the nonconference win.
Amaya Brooks, Taylor Ware and Kara Hedrich all had three hits for Brillion. Also powering the Lions were Cora Tamm, Jocelyn Tamm and Carter Miller with two. Miller and Emma Schuh both homered and drove in four runs.
Dyani Lisowe led the Resorters with three hits, including two doubles.
Brillion led 4-3 after one inning before Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah grabbed a 5-4 edge after two. The Lions answered with eight runs in the third, two in the fourth and four in the seventh. The Resorters closed out the scoring with one in the bottom of the seventh.
Laconia 23, Winneconne 8
WINNECONNE – The Spartans used two big innings to down the Wolves in a nonconference matchup.
Winneconne led 1-0 after one inning, but Laconia took a 10-1 lead after two, 11-2 edge after three before scoring 12 times in the fourth. The Wolves closed out the scoring with six in the bottom of the fourth.
Aubrey Mitchell had the hot bat for the Wolves, going 3-for-3 with two homers, one double and five RBIs.
GIRLS SOCCER
Menasha 3, Lourdes Academy 2
MENASHA – Emma Hanagen had two goals and Mariana Miller scored one to lead the Bluejays past the Knights.
Josie Fonder and Sophia Sierra each had an assist for Menasha.
Madison Mulder and Mallory Robbins had four and five saves, respectively, for Menasha.
Appleton North 1, Oshkosh North 0 (Thursday)
OSHKOSH – Madi Hacker scored the game’s only goal to lift the Lightning to the victory over the Spartans.
Aubrey Scherer had an assist for the Lightning.
TRACK AND FIELD
North Eastern Conference Championships
LITTLE CHUTE 164, FREEDOM 154, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 87, MARINETTE 79.5, DENMARK 65, WRIGHTSTOWN 56.5, OCONTO FALLS 53, WAUPACA 31, CLINTONVILLE 11
100: 1, Mason Hofherr MAR :11.40; 2, Kaiden Brown MAR :11.52; 3, Casey Perz LITC :11.73. 200: 1, Mason Hofherr MAR :22.21; 2, Lincoln Arneson DEN :22.44; 3, Kaiden Brown MAR :23.35. 400: 1, Lincoln Arneson DEN :49.73; 2, Brady Kinnard LUXC :50.66; 3, Nixon Heinke FRE :51.54. 800: 1, Ben Toeppler LITC 2:04.23; 2, Mathias Schroth WRI 2:06.25; 3, Grayson Rudolph-Ness FRE 2:08.19. 1,600: 1, Ben Toeppler LITC 4:39.04; 2, Ezra Treml LUXC 4:42.78; 3, Grayson Rudolph-Ness FRE 4:46.57. 3,200: 1, Ben Toeppler LITC 9:55.78; 2, Ezra Treml LUXC 10:03.86; 3, Derek Christoph LUXC 10:31.43. 110H: 1, Nolan Phillips FRE :14.79; 2, Cooper Effa LITC :15.50; 3, Peter Effa LITC :16.72. 300H: 1, Copper Effa LITC :39.72; 2, Nolan Phillips FRE :41.26; 3, Levi Kinnard LUXC :43.16. 400R: 1, Marinette (Luke Adams, Mason Hofherr, Derek Montravo, Kaiden Brown) :43.31; 2, Little Chute (Andrew Davis, Casey Perz, William Goffard, Kaden Hoffman) :43.73; 3, Freedom (AJ Bonnet, Axzil Eggert, Jayden Rueckl, Braden Process) :44.92. 800R: 1, Freedom (Nolan Phillips, Axzil Eggert, Will Clark, Jayden Rueckl) 1:31.81; 2, Oconto Falls (Brady Bursa, Croix Gardebrecht, Triston Miller, Elijah White) 1:31.97; 3, Little Chute (Hunter Weyenberg, Jaymz Higgins, William Goffard, Andrew Davis) 1:32.53. 1,600R: 1, Luxemburg-Casco (Brady Kinnard, Levi Kinnard, Brenden Deering, Jonathan Salentine) 3:29.43; 2, Denmark (Lincoln Arneson, Landin Thiem, George Gorzlancyk, Zackery Freeman) 3:29.49; 3, Freedom (Nixon Heinke, Grayson Rudolph-Ness, Sawyer Rueckl, Jayden Rueckl) 3:30.36. 3,200R: 1, Oconto Falls (Nathaniel White, Carson Laluzerne, Derek Johnson, Michael Geurts) 9:08.44; 2, Clintonville (Angel Santiago, Mario Ramirez, Ryan Huss, Tyler Huss) 9:09.25; 3, Marinette (Hunter Schneider, Bryce Vincent, Zander Harris, Keegan Lindquist) 9:17.65. Shot: 1, Gavin McInnis LITC 51-11; 2, Kaiden Wagner FRE 49-0; 3, Alexander Rozum DEN 48-1.5. D: 1, Wyatt Buenning WAU 157-6; 2, James Thiel LITC 157-1; 3, Kaiden Wagner FRE 142-9. HJ: 1, Cooper Effa LITC 6-2; 2, Calvin Van Rossum LITC 6-2; 3, Alex VanHelvoirt WRI 6-0. PV: 1, Laine Everson FRE 13-0; 2, Mason Floriano MAR 12-9; 3, Braden Process FRE 12-0. LJ: 1, Brady Bursa OF 22-10.25; 2, Alex VanHelvoirt WRI 21-4.5; 3, Kaden Hoffman LITC 21-1.75. TJ: 1, Sam Haven WRI 44-2.5; 2, Brady Bursa OF 41-7.5; 3, Kaden Hoffman LITC 41-6.
GIRLS
FREEDOM 170, LITTLE CHUTE 121, DENMARK 97.5, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 93, OCONTO FALLS 82.5, WRIGHTSTOWN 70.5, WAUPACA 30.5, MARINETTE 26, CLINTONVILLE 3
100: 1, Ella Denor DEN :12.61; 2, Bailey Krouth MAR :12.97; 3, Gracie Miller OF :13.01. 200: 1, Ella Denor DEN :25.93; 2, Brooklyn Jakubek LITC :26.57; 3, Hazel Fields DEN :26.79. 400: 1, London Dockum WRI 1:00.30; 2, Ella Denor DEN 1:00.94; 3, Sienna Blohowiak LUXC 1:02.95. 400: 1, London Dockum WRI 2:24.02; 2, Katherine Cook FRE 2:25.63; 3, Campbell DeBoth LITC 2:27.82. 1,600: 1, Claire DuChateau LUXC 5:21.79; 2, Madisen Job LITC 5:26.30; 3, Katherine Cook FRE 5:43.74. 3,200: 1, Claire DuChateau LUXC 11:30.98; 2, Madisen Job LITC 12:12.32; 3, Eleanor Groenjes FRE 12:20.15. 100H: 1, Ashley Hietpas FRE :14.88; 2, Zuzanna Mosienska LITC :15:10; 3, Jessa Jochman FRE :16.89. 300H: 1, Zuzanna Mosienska LITC :46.55; 2, Jessa Jochman FRE :50.27; 3, Sage Soto WAU :50.49. 400R: 1, Oconto Falls (Emery Pagel, Brooke Fenlon, Gracie Miller, Rylie Shallow) :49.70; 2, Denmark (Addison Kane, Anya Joyce, Riley Guns, Ella Ovsak) :50.30; 3, Freedom (Ashley Hietpas, Marisa Greiner, Mara Janssen, Khloe Vanden Berg) :51.00. 800R: 1, Little Chute (Emily Mokrzycki, Brooklyn Jakubek, Zuzanna Mosienska, Hattie Grishaber) 1:45.56; 2, Oconto Falls (Lucy Ripley, Brooke Fenlon, Sydney Braund, Rylie Shallow) 1:47.79; 3, Denmark (Ella Ovsak, Riley Guns, Anya Jyce, Lilian Sosnosky) 1:47.93. 1,600R: 1, Denmark (Addison Kane, Hazel Fields, Emma Abel, Ella Ovsak) 4:10.63; 2, Freedom (Gabriella Hambel, Mara Janssen, Brooke Woods, Ella Wagner) 4:13.07; 3, Oconto Falls (Sydney Braund, Ava Savage, Alexandria Braund, Lucy Ripley) 4:18.11. 3,200R: 1, Little Chute (Cadence Hoffman, Lauren Vosters, Bryn Hietpas, Campbell DeBoth) 10:23.95; 2, Luxemburg-Casco (Greta Annoye, Adeline Treml, Madison Frank, Emily Tassoul) 10:45.01; 3, Denmark (Alyx Joyce, Brynlee Vann, Heidi Ullman, Addisen Rabenhorst) 10:56.00. Shot: 1, America Cackowski LITC 36-1.5; 2, Jayden Sherwood MAR 32-5; 3, Dakota Phelps MAR 32-1.5. D: 1, America Cackowski LITC 125-10; 2, Stella Verhasselt FRE 105-3; 3, Gracie Berken FRE 103-8. HJ: 1, Katerina Hruska WRI 5-1; 2, Kelsey Verhasselt FRE 5-0; 3, Callie Bursa OF 5-0. PV: 1, Gabriella Hambel FRE 10-9; 2, Samaya Alcala LITC 10-9; 3, Ashley Hietpas FRE 9-6. LJ: 1, Brooke Sowinski FRE 16-9; 2, Brooke Fenlon OF 16-5.75; 3, Marisa Greiner FRE 16-3.5. TJ: 1, Katerina Hruska WRI 35-4; 2, Ana Wolfert LUXC 33-11.5; 3, Brooke Sowinski FRE 33-4.5.
BOYS GOLF
Appleton East 156, Appleton North 161
At Reid GC, par 35
Appleton East: Tyler Bell 38, Mason Rehberg 39, Calvin Doszak 39, Max Vanden Langenberg 40.
Appleton North: Jonathan Huenink 36, Camden Huck 37, Gordy Cole 42, Caulder VerKuilen 46.
Kimberly 154, Oshkosh North 169
At Westhaven
Kimberly: Drew Grant 34, Tyson West 39, Tyler Steeno 40, Collin Hermann 41.
Oshkosh North: Owen Weber 39, Clay Poquette 41, Wesley Loewe 44, Luke Davis 45.
BOYS TENNIS
De Pere 4, Appleton North 3
Colin Walczak D def. Nevan Glenn 7-5, 6-3; Spencer Munson AN def. Anders Obma 6-3, 6-2; Jackson DeCleene D def. Tejo Chintamani 5-7, 6-3, 10-7; Bennett Reimer D def. Seth Mueller 6-3, 3-6, 11-9.
Tudor Cristescu/Alex Kaufman D def. Eric Graf/Jack Mendolla 6-2, 6-3; Sam Hahnke/Stephen Weed AN def. Tristen Ostrom/Hudson Greene 6-1, 6-0; Ben Caveny/Drew Franzene AN def. Miles Wiegand/Connor Grochowski 6-1, 5-7, 10-8.
Altoona 6, Appleton North 1
Gavin Feng AN def. Trenton Navarre 6-1, 7-5; Carter Drescher A def. Nevan Glenn 6-3, 1-6, 10-4; Jonah Oldenkamp A def. Ben Caveny 6-1, 6-2; Conner Gower A def. Tejo Chintamani 6-1, 6-0.
Tegan Bennett/Jaxton Semrow A def. Spencer Munson/Sam Hahnke 6-4, 7-6 (4); Joseph Ricci/Owen Drescher A def. Eric Graf/Jack Mendolla 6-4, 6-2; Daylen Parks/Lucas Pederson A def. Stephen Weed/Seth Mueller 6-4, 6-4.
Appleton West 6, Fond du Lac 1 (Thursday)
Cale Vogel AW def. Evan Kreinke 6-0, 6-0; Truman Vogel AW def. Brandon Mendoza 6-0, 6-0; Brady Meixl AW def. Reid Wangard 6-0, 6-0; Dionte Propst AW def. Aahil Syed 6-3, 6-2.
Logan Winkel/Ethan Pagel FDL def. Cole Wingender/Riley Debare 6-0, 6-0; Caleb Epping/Justus Vue AW won by forfeit; Carter Phillips/Daethon Eggers AW won by forfeit.
Neenah 6, Appleton North 1 (Thursday)
Hunter Brown N def. Gavin Feng 6-2, 6-1; Henry Farrell N def. Nevan Glenn 6-3, 6-1; Mercer Moss N def. Ben Caveny 6-2, 6-3; Joe Buttron N def. Tejo Chintamani 7-6 (5), 6-4.
Brady Lawatsch/Luke Grassl N def. Spencer Munson/Sam Hahnke 6-0, 7-5; Max Gerken/Tim Zhao N def. Eric Graf/Jack Mendolla 6-1, 6-4; Stephen Weed/Drew Franzene AN def. Charlie Perry/Eric Hein 6-4, 6-3.
This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Appleton area high school sports results for Friday, May 15
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