Thursday, Sept. 11

Suring 3, Niagara 0

Suring 3, Gillett 0

Suring shut out both opponents at a home triangular with Niagara and Gillett.

The Eagles topped Niagara 25-20, 25-19, 25-12, and defeated Gillett 25-22, 25-12, 25-18.

Thursday, Sept. 11

Pulaski 3, Marshfield 1

The Red Raiders notched a 3-1 victory over the host Tigers in a nonconference matchup.

Walker Wozniak opened the scoring for Pulaski with a goal in the 26th minute. The Red Raiders went up 2-0 in the 47th minute on a goal from AJ Schenk.

The Tigers grabbed a goal back when Cash Frey found the net in the 50th minute.

Thursday, Sept. 11

Freedom at Oconto Falls

Freedom golfers topped Oconto Falls at River Island Golf Course. The visitors carded a 197, while the host Panthers hit 211.

Katelyn Kurek led Oconto Falls with a 47, followed by Addy Kluth with a 53, Kylie Thompson with a 54 and Chloe Anastasopoulos with a 57.

Anna Burd carded a 59.

FRCC Mini-Meet #3

Thursday, Sept. 11

Seymour’s swim team traveled to Wittenberg to take on the Chargers and returned home with an 83-60 victory.

Wittenberg-Birnamwood had five swimmers competing in the dual meet against the Thunder.

Brooklynn Beran, Reese Dickman, Kelsie Davis and Eleanor Tassler set a new Witt-Birn pool record when they placed first in the 200 medley in 1:55.58.

Thursday, Sept. 11

Pulaski 7, Green Bay Preble 0

The Red Raiders tennis team notched another shutout, this time over Green Bay Preble.

The closest match came at No. 1 doubles when Linde Lemerond and Aubrie Schuessler defeated Isabella Garcia and Ayla Rozz 7-5, 6-2.

Most wildlife experts and sportsmen agree the best way to protect a species is to make it a game animal. State biologists will analyze the species, conduct various population estimates and set hunting limits to ensure that species doesn’t drop below a certain level. Although non-game species in general are protected from hunting (such as songbirds), their numbers are not as closely monitored.