The Bonduel High School baseball team extended its win streak to 12 games Thursday with a 2-1 win at home against Pacelli.
A sixth-inning sacrifice fly from Austin Siolka drove in the game-winning run for the Bears, who improved their record to 12-0, 8-0 Central Wisconsin Conference-8. Trevor Pederson pitched the complete-game win with eight strikeouts. He allowed five hits.
The Bears took an early lead, scoring in their first at-bat. Jordan Richter hit a RBI-single to give Bonduel a 1-0 lead. Pacelli tied the game in the second inning on a fielder’s choice and the tie score remained until the sixth inning.
Connor Rosin had a leadoff single, followed by a bunt single by Travis Wollenberg. After an infield fly brought the first Bonduel out, Pacelli committed a catastrophic fielding error that loaded the bases with one out. Siolka provided the sacrifice fly that scored Rosin and gave Bonduel the 2-1 advantage.
Pacelli had a last chance with its at-bat to begin the seventh inning, but Pederson closed the win. Chris Shibilski took the loss.
“Both pitchers were sharp all-game,” Bonduel coach Donnie Gruenewald said.


