Pulaski’s Maggie Gerth placed sixth and teammate Emerson Fabry was seventh among female cross country runners at the De Pere Invitational at UW-Green Bay on Sept. 4.

Emma Meissner, of Oconto Falls, placed 17th, while Shawano’s Bailey Hendricks was 26th.

Addie Bruckert, of Pulaksi, ran to a 32nd place finish, and teammate Cameran Reiss was 44th.

Lily Meissner, of Oconto Falls, was 50th.

Thursday, Sept. 4

FRCC Mini-Meet #2

Pulaski and Manitowoc Lincoln tied at the bottom on a nine-team mini-meet at Royal Scot Golf Course in New Franken.

Bay Port won with a 164, while Pulaski and Manitowoc Lincoln each had a 205.

Scoring for the Red Raiders were Taylor Murphy with 47, Ellie More with 50, Grace Melzer with 53 and Charlie Lasecki with 55.

Tuesday, Sept. 4

Bay Port 6, Pulaski 1

Pulaski’s No. 3 doubles team captured the only win for the Red Raiders in a 6-1 loss to Bay Port on Sept. 4.

Aubrey Coel and Riley Hartman defeated Clara Hunt and Reese Van De Yacht 2-6, 6-3, 10-8.

Ruth Krause, Anna Krause, Emory Groteluschen and Elizabeth Dornfeld lost their singles matches.

Pulaski 0, North Fond du Lac 0

Pulaski and North Fond du Lac battled to a scoreless draw Sept. 4 at the Oriole Athletic Complex in Fond du Lac.

The Red Raiders outshot the United North Fondy Co-op 9-1 but could not find the net to break the deadlock.

Matt Lechner had 11 saves in the goal to earn the shutout for North Fond du Lac (1-0-1). Jonah Drevs made one save in goal for the Pulaski (2-1-2) shutout.

Saturday, Sept. 6

Brillion 2, Bonduel 0

Bonduel 2, Ozaukee 0

Gresham 2, Bowler 0

Shawano 2, Antigo 1

Marshfield 2, Shawano 0

Shawano 2, Mondovi, 1

Thursday, Sept. 4

Suring 3, Oneida Nation 0

The host Eagles defeated the visiting Thunderhawks 3-0 by scores of 25-11, 25-10 and 25-9.

Tigerton 3, White Lake 0

There are two kinds of game-law violators, according to a Shawano game warden: Those who mess up through ignorance and those who do it because they don’t care.

There’s still a chance of avoiding a fine or even civil penalties and equipment forfeitures if Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources game warden Clark Delzer stops you: Simply be honest and fess up, he advises.