Tuesday, Aug. 25

The second day of a tournament in Wausau resulted in an even split for the Red Raiders.

Pulaski defeated Wausau East 6-1 but lost 6-1 to Stevens Point.

Riley Hartman, at No. 4 singles, had the only Pulask win against Stevens Point.

Bay Port rolled past Shawano 7-0, and D.C. Everest swept the doubles matches en route to a 5-2 win over the Hawks.

The Wittenberg-Birnamwood swim team placed fifth and Shawano was seventh at the Bay Conference Relays Meet on Aug. 25 in Sturgeon Bay.

The Chargers earned 60 points, including a first place in the 100-yard freestyle relay; second place in the 200-yard medley relay, the 450-yard freestyle relay and the 200-yard butterfly relay; and third place in the 200-yard reverse medley relay.

A local youth football program is one of 20 from around Wisconsin to receive a $1,000 grant from the Green Bay Packers.

Wittenberg-Birnamwood Area Youth Football recently received a Packers Youth Football Matching Grant, which supports equipment purchases, new uniforms and football facility improvements.

Mark Fredy looked across the field and saw a familiar face.

The first-year coach of the Marion/Tigerton faced his brother, Bob, who is in his first season of coaching Iola-Scandinavia’s varsity team.

The two teams met Aug. 20 in the season opener for both programs, as Mark Fredy’s Thundercatz met Bob Fredy’s Thunderbirds in a nonconference matchup of 8-player teams. Iola-Scandinavia won 34-8.

Monday, Aug. 24

Pulaski No. 3 singles player Alana Stangler won all three tennis matches when the Red Raiders played at Wausau West.

The Red Raiders defeated Green Bay Preble 6-1, then lost 6-1 to D.C. Everest and 5-2 to Wausau West.

Shawano lost all three matches – 6-1 to Wausau East and 7-0 to Stevens Point and Wausau West.

Pulaski 6, Green Bay Preble 1

Singles

Monday, Aug. 24

Bay North Conference Mini-Meet #2

Shawano golfers placed second while Bonduel finished fifth among five teams at Crystal Springs Golf Course in Seymour.

The Hawks tallied 216, and Bonduel had 254. Despite the last-place team showing, Bonduel senior Paige Wolf’s 49 was the sixth best on the day.