Donald Driver, Jordan Love highlight Green Bay Charity Softball Game
Sights and sounds from the Green Bay Charity Softball Game, highlighted by Packers legend Donald Driver and quarterback Jordan Love.
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BASEBALL
Bay Port 12, Pulaski 0
SUAMICO – Ethan Plog pitched five innings and struck out eight to lead the Pirates to a six-inning win over the Red Raiders.
Carter Kallies had two hits and three RBI for Bay Port. Caleb Schierl added two hits, including a three-run home run, and Cal Casper also had two hits.
Crivitz 5, Coleman 1
COLEMAN – In a battle for first place, Colten Tarmann doubled and drove in four runs as the Wolverines scored two in the first and three in the third to earn the victory in the Marinette & Oconto Conference Tournament championship game.
Tegan Werner added two hits for Crivitz.
Stephen Allard picked up the win on the mound, pitching all seven innings, allowing six hits, one earned run and two walks with three strikeouts.
Six different Cougars registered hits on the day.
Crivitz is now 11-3 in the M&O and 13-7 overall, while Coleman falls to 10-3 and 14-5.
SOFTBALL
Notre Dame 15, Little Chute 0
GREEN BAY – The Tritons made short work of the Mustangs in WIAA Division 2 regional quarterfinal action at Colburn Park, earning the three-inning win.
Addy Simpson earned the win in the circle, facing the minimum nine batters in three innings, allowing one hit while striking out three.
Leading the Notre Dame offense were Megan Gelb, who was 2-for-2 with two doubles, two runs scored and four RBI. Ella Gelb was 2-for-2 with four RBI and two runs scored, Madeline Hilts had a two-run homer, Kaia Waldrop was 2-for-2 with an RBI and three runs scored, and Ava Massey was 2-for-3 with an RBI.
Laine Hietpas tripled to lead Little Chute.
Green Bay Preble 5, New Holstein 2
NEW HOLSTEIN – Tenley Kuehn and Lauren Prigge scattered eight hits and struck out seven for the Hornets in the nonconference win.
Kaitlyn Duchateau and Sam Foytik both hit two-run home runs and Hannah Von Haden and Katie Geydoshek recorded two hits apiece to lead the Preble offense.
Crivitz 2, St. Mary Catholic 0
CRIVITZ – The Wolverines scored single runs in the first and fourth innings in their win over the Zephyrs.
Isabelle Danielczak pitched a complete game for Crivitz, allowing one walk and five hits while striking out four to get the win.
Tayah Werner and Madelyn Welty both had two hits for Crivitz. Kirsten Pusick had a double.
Adel Schneider and Emily Vogel both had two hits for St. Mary Catholic.
Rhiannon Reichenbacher took the loss for the Zephyrs.
Mishicot 4, Bay Port 0 (Wednesday)
MISHICOT – Mishicot scored two runs in the first inning and two in the fifth in the victory over the Pirates.
Katelyn Callahan had three hits, including a double, and drove in a run for Mishicot. Cora Stodola had a home run and drove in two runs.
Kiran Sanford pitched a complete game for Mishicot. She allowed four hits, did not walk a batter and struck out 12.
Estelle Finlan was 3-for-3 for Bay Port.
Payton Dudra took the loss for the Pirates. She pitched six innings, allowed eight hits, four runs (three earned) and struck out six.
GIRLS SOCCER
Green Bay Southwest 1, Manitowoc 0
MANITOWOC – Autumn Nolle scored in the 38th minute unassisted to propel the Trojans past the Ships in Fox River Classic Conference action.
Southwest goalkeeper Gail Wery made two saves in net, while Manitowoc’s Julia Sieraki made five saves.
The win moves the Trojans to 4-7-3 overall and 3-5 in the FRCC, while the Ships fall to 5-12-1 and 0-7-1.
Waupaca 1, Luxemburg-Casco 0
WAUPACA – The Comets scored the lone goal of the game to earn the nonconference victory.
Goalkeeper Ashley Fameree made eight saves for Luxemburg-Casco.
BOYS GOLF
Fox River Classic Conference Championship
BAY PORT 311, NOTRE DAME ACADEMY 317, DE PERE 317, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 317, PULASKI 321, SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 344, GREEN BAY PREBLE 352, MANITOWOC LINCOLN 374, ASHWAUBENON 376, GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST/GREEN BAY WEST 388
At Wander Springs
Top individuals:Â Karsen Kruse BP 70, Brady Hayward PUL 75, Preston Lamirande BP 75, Ethan LeCaptain ND 77, Sam Schneider ND 77, Bryce Ten Pas SN 77, Carter Broten DP 77, Roberto Reyes SN 79, Davis Glavan SS 79, Austin Soli GBP 79, Evan Harmann DP 79, Ryder Miller SN 79, Grant Butrymowicz DP 80, Hayden Brickley SS 80, Dixon Holewinski PUL 80, Bennett Madson ND 81, Zachary Valeria PUL 81, Brayden Coyle DP 81.
Player of the year:Â Karsen Kruse, Bay Port.
Central Wisconsin Conference Championship
WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 341, AMHERST 365, WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT 365, MARION 370, IOLA-SCANDINAVIA 371, MANAWA 375, BONDUEL 382, PACELLI 400, PORT EDWARDS INCOMPLETE TEAM
At Foxfire GC
Top individuals:Â Charles Mueller W-F 80, Joey Seegmiller W-B 80, August Barke W-B 82, Mike Kirmse I-S 82, Cole Haeuser W-F 83, Dakota Stroud MAN 84, Ben Kisting AMH 84, Sam Wolf BON 84, Tate Drummond MAN 85, George Seegmiller W-B 87, Samuel Groeschl I-S 89, Samuel Gueths MAR 90, Logan Martin PAC 91, Jack Schoen MAR 91.
North Eastern Conference Championship (Wednesday)
WAUPACA 346, WRIGHTSTOWN 347, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 353, LITTLE CHUTE 353, OCONTO FALLS 356, DENMARK 366, MARINETTE 370, FREEDOM 377, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 389, CLINTONVILLE INCOMPLETE TEAM
At Brown County GC
Top individuals:Â Jacob Zwiers LC 77, Kadyn Riel OF 77, Shaymus Smith LC 80, Brady Eastman MAR 81, Matthew Van Den Heuvel WR 81, James Glampe L-C 82, Kaden Kusserow FVL 83, Alex Wendlandt WR 83, Dylan Smith WAU 84, Ryan Mace WAU 85, Mikey Cavanaugh DEN 85, Josh Parins L-C 87, Elliot Bartel WAU 88.