Members voting at the inaugural meeting of Shawano County’s 100+ Men Who Care awarded Lakeland Industries a donation of more than $5,000 May 7.

The group, with 51 men at the first meeting, is based on the locally popular 100+ Women Who Care group.

Thursday, May 7

Bonduel 15, Weyauwega-Fremont 0

The Bears crossed home plate 15 times in the first inning and defeated the Warhawks 15-0 after just 2 1/2 innings of play.

Emery Thompson hit 2-for-2 with a triple, three RBIs and two runs scored. Haley Conradt, Jayla Reinke and Marlie Hartmann each had two RBIs.

Hartmann had two hits, and Reinke had a double.

Thursday, May 7

Bonduel 1, Weyauwega-Fremont 0

Joe Felhofer’s hit scored Carter Beilfuss in the bottom of the eighth inning as Bonduel topped Weyauwega-Fremont 1-0.

Aiden Hillsberg was 3-for-3 for the Bears.

Beilfuss came on in relief of Brooks Hartlaben and pitched the last out for Bonduel, getting the win in the process. Hartlaben walked four and fanned 13 in his 7 2/3 innings.

Thursday, May 7

M&O Mini-Meet 5

Lena’s Tanner Behnke and Lucas Mongiat tied at 43 for the second-best score at Hunters Glen Golf Course in Crivitz.

Teammate Cooper Demmith scored 45 and Clay Peters had a 65 for team score of 196 that placed the team in second.

Roger Potter carded a 73.

Gillett was fourth with a 208.

Thursday, May 7

Pulaski 6, Ashwaubenon 1

All three doubles teams and there of the four singles players won to give Pulaski a 6-1 victory over Ashwaubenon.

Thursday, May 7

Bay Port 2, Pulaski 0

The Pirates shut out the Red Raiders 2-0.

Green Bay East 5, Shawano 2

Green Bay East improved to 5-6 with a 5-2 win over Shawano. The Hawks are 4-6-1.

Thursday, May 7

Wausau 12, Pulaski 5 (boys)

The Wausau Wild co-op team topped the Pulaski boys 12-5 to drop the Red Raiders to 0-9 in the Bay Valley Conference. Pulaski is 0-14 overall.

Central Wisconsin 16, Pulaski 1 (girls)

The Central Wisconsin Wolfpack co-op team trampled over Pulaski, winning 16-1 in a Bay Valley Conference game.

Almost 500 schools were recognized by the National Association of Secondary School Principals recently, and only one of those was from Wisconsin.

The Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School Student Senate received a National Gold Council of Excellence Award, with officials noting that the school provides the student leaders with opportunities to make a difference in the community and beyond.

With the road reconstruction for Shawano’s Main Street less than two years away, the Business Improvement District is looking at taking steps now to make sure local businesses don’t suffer when the road is closed to traffic.