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Hawks go 2-1 on second day at Bay Port meet

Tuesday, Aug. 18

Shawano’s girls’ tennis team won two of three matches on the second day of a meet hosted by Bay Port High School.

After winning all four singles matches, the Hawks defeated Green Bay Preble 5-1 and also shut out Menominee (Michigan) 7-0. Shawano lost 6-1 to Rhinelander.

Shawano is now 2-4 on the season.

Bears edge Hawks by 1 stroke on golf course

Tuesday, Aug. 18

Bay North Conference Mini-Meet #1

Bonduel golfers placed third and Shawano golfers were fourth among the five teams competing at Cherry Hills Golf Course in Sturgeon Bay.

Seymour won the meet with a 183, followed by Oconto at 245, Bonduel at 247, Shawano at 248 and Sturgeon Bay at 261.

Red Raiders win 2 of 3 at Appleton West

Pulaski opened its 2026 girls tennis season with a 2-1 performance at Appleton West on Aug. 17.

The Red Raiders lost 4-3 to their hosts, but defeated Appleton East 4-3 and Kaukauna 7-0.

Shawano opened its season the same day at Bay Port, going 0-3.

The Hawks lost 4-3 to Howards Grove, 4-3 to Eau Claire Regis and 6-1 to Marshfield.

Appleton West 4, Pulaski 3

Singles

SCHS stadium opens to the public

Students and staff at Shawano Community High School were excited to officially open its new athletic stadium to the public Aug. 17 as more than 200 people wandered around to see the artificial turf, brand new bleachers, scoreboard and more that will be the home for the Hawks for many years to come.

Gillett cancels varsity football season

Gillett High School will not field a varsity football team this season.

The school has had an 8-player varsity team for several years but will still have a junior varsity squad in 2026.

The Tigers were originally scheduled to open the season Aug. 20 against Marion/Tigerton in Marion.

All four top seeds moving on in BABA playoffs

The Badger Amateur Baseball Association’s four No. 1 seeds opened the postseason Aug. 16 with three convincing wins and a forfeit victory.

Eland, Gresham and Little Falls picked up wins over Elderon, Menominee and Leopolis in the North, East and West divisions, respectively, while Weymont forfeited to New London in the South-Central Division.

Finals in all four divisions will be played at 1:30 p.m. Aug. 23.

Dairyland’s final four includes Broncos

The top three seeds have advanced to the second round of the Dairyland League baseball playoffs.

No. 1 Bonduel, No. 2 Waupaca and No. 3 Hortonville are in the semifinals after opening the postseason Aug. 16 with wins over Hofa Park, Marinette and Shawano, respectively.

Bonduel 12, Hofa Park 0 (7 inn.)

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