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West De Pere soccer team shuts out Pulaski

Tuesday, Sept. 29

West De Pere 2, Pulaski 0

The Phantoms topped the Red Raiders 2-0 in conference play.

Both West De Pere goals came in the second half as Grayson Birder converted a penalty kick for his first goal and added the second 12 minutes later.

Stangler notches lone victory for Pulaski tennis against De Pere

Tuesday, Sept. 29

De Pere 6, Pulaski 1

Alana Stangler, playing at No. 3 singles, earned the only victory for Pulaski in a 6-1 loss to De Pere.

Stangler defeated Sophia Yang 6-3, 7-6 (3).

Singles

No. 1 — Alexis Bowen, De Pere, def. Anna Krause, Pulaski, 6-1, 6-1.

No. 2 — Annie Kraszewski, De Pere, def. Emory Groteluschen, Pulaski, 6-4, 6-2.

4 area golfers advance to sectional play

Wednesday, Sept. 30

Division 1 Bay Port Regional

Two Pulaski golfers and one from Shawano advanced as individuals to the sectional competition after their performances at Crystal Springs Golf Course in Seymour.

Pulaski sophomore Ellie Mork scored 93, and junior Taylor Murphy had 102. Shawano senior Lauren Seehafer scored 99.

Pioneers shut out Bears on volleyball court

Monday, Sept. 28

Sevastopol 3, Bonduel 0

The host Pioneers shut out the visiting Bears in nonconference volleyball action.

Game scores were 26-24, 25-17, 25-13.

Pulaski tennis team shuts out Green Bay Southwest

Monday, Sept. 28

Pulaski 7, Green Bay Southwest 0

Pulaski’s tennis team shut out Green Bay Southwest, never giving up more than two losses in any set.

Anna Krause, who played at No. 1 singles, defeated Izabelle Mueller 6-0, 6-0.

Singles

No. 1 — Anna Krause, Pulaski, def. Izabelle Mueller, Green Bay Southwest, 6-0, 6-0.

Bowling

Lakeshore Masters

Lakeshore Lanes, Sept. 21

Team Standings

Arndt Trucking 50.5-13.5

Farmall 49-15

Remi’s 43.5-20.5

VFW 2723 43-21

Cassidy’s Studio Lounge 34-30

Rosie’s Railway 31-33

Shawano Auto 28-36

Lone Wolf Design 27-37

Golden Sands 23.5-40.5

Brothers 23-41

Lakeshore Lanes 18.5-45.5

Pin Pricks 13-51

Sportsmen organize to vote for their values

Hunters and anglers don’t mind getting up before dawn to pursue deer or walleyes. They’ll sit for hours in the rain, snow or frigid temperatures for a shot at a big buck or some slab crappies.

When it comes to voting, they tend to stay home, according to Hunter Nation.

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