Cecil handed Nichols a 6-5 Dairyland League loss June 21 in Cecil.

Cecil 6, Nichols 5

Neither team scored until Cecil came up with four runs in the bottom of the sixth inning.

The Nitros cut into the lead with a three-run seventh, but the Mudhens answered with two more runs in the bottom half of the inning to go up 6-3.

Nichols scored the game’s final runs in the top of the ninth inning.

Nichols scored six runs in the bottom of the ninth inning of its Dairyland League baseball matchup with Hortonville, but ended up on the short end of a 10-9 score June 13.

Hortonville 10, Nichols 9

The Stars improved to 6-1 in league play with a win over the Nitros June 13.

Nichols trailed 10-3 heading into the bottom of the ninth inning and came up with six runs.

Hortonville outhit the Nitros 14-8.

Little Falls and Leopolis had no problems scoring in their latest Badger Amateur Baseball Association matchups with Shawano and Tigerton, respectively, June 14.

The Loggers picked up a 26-2 win over Shawano, while Leopolis handed Tigerton a 10-0 defeat.

West Division

Little Falls 26, Shawano 2 (7 inn.)

IRA Sprint cars joined the lineup at the Shawano Speedway on June 13.

In the 20-lap 410 springs-winged feature race, it was Jake Blackhurst of Hanna City, Illinois, taking the checkered flag. He beat out Will Armitage of Athens, Illinois, and Travis Arenz of Sheboygan Falls.

Paul Nienhiser of Chapin, Illinois, won the first dash, and Blackhurst won the second dash.

The Pulaski varsity soccer team lost the June 13 neutral playoff match against Brookfield Central 3-0.

The game, played in Plymouth, was the Division 2 Sectional 2 championship match.

With the loss to the Lancers, the Red Raiders end the season at 11-6-5.

Thursday, June 11

Pulaski 2, Cedarburg 1

Pulaski’s girls soccer team advanced to the sectional title game with a 2-1 win at Cedarburg in a sectional semifinals matchup June 11.

The Red Raiders were seeded third, and the Bulldogs were second.

Pulaski’s first goal was score by Leah Grygiel, assisted by Estella Vieaux. Kara Barber, unassisted, scored the second goal.