SOCCER
Shawano 7
Clintonville 0
Perhaps cold, wet weather is just what the Shawano girls soccer team needed to get its offense untracked as it heads into the Bay Conference season.
The Hawks scored from close and long range Monday and did not need to record a single save in goal. Six players tallied for Shawano (2-3, 0-0 Bay Conference): Morgan Klitzke, from 19 and 27 feet; Carlie Hinnefeld, 90 feet; Megan Kliltzke, 52 feet; Louisa Keenan, 45 feet; Sarah Dickmann, 23 feet; and Teagan Monfils, 8 feet.
Keenan also recorded two assists. Dickmann added an assist, as well.
The Hawks, who scored only three goals in their first three losses, have scored 10 goals in their last two wins, both shutouts. They open conference play against Luxemburg-Casco on Thursday.
SOFTBALL
Almond-Bancroft 7
Menominee Indian 1
The Lady Eagles lost at home despite Taylor Mahkimetas’s three-hit game Tuesday.
Cami Newby recorded the win for Almond-Bancroft (1-1, 1-0 Central Wisconsin Conference-10). She struck out 12, walked two and gave up eight hits.
Kelsey Corn was charged with the loss. She walked five and struck out seven.
Menominee Indian (2-2, 2-2 CWC-10) scored its only run in the sixth inning on a RBI single by Ania Smith.
GOLF
Hawks fall to L-C, Menasha
Braden Mueller earned medalist honors, but the Shawano golf team trailed both Luxemburg-Casco and Menasha at a Bay Conference meet Tuesday at Shawano Lake Golf Course.
L-C won the meet with a 168, followed by Menasha (177) and Shawano (184).
Mueller shot a 38. Josh Mueller fired a 43, Cole Huntington carded 50 and Casey Clark finished with 53.
Acker shares medalist honors at triangular
Zach Acker tied for low with a 45 as Bonduel finished second among the three teams competing Monday at Weyauwega-Fremont.
Weyauwega-Fremont shot 199 to win the meet. Bonduel (210) was second. Menominee Indian also competed but did not have enough golfers for a team score.
Austin Acker shot a 52 for Bonduel. Mitch LaBerge finished with a 54, Garrett Riemer 59 and David Parrott 64.
“It was extremely cold and windy, so I was very happy to see a few of our kids battle through the elements and put up some decent scores,” Bonduel coach Dave LaBerge said.
BASEBALL
Bonduel 14
Gillett/Suring 0
Bonduel scored 12 runs in the first two innings to open the floodgates in a nonconference win Tuesday in Bonduel.
The Bears (5-0, 2-0 Central Wisconsin Conference-8) pounded out 10 hits in five innings and were aided by six Gillett errors. Steven Olson went 3 for 4 with three RBIs, and Travis Wollenberg went 2 for 4 with a double and two RBIs. Patrick Thiel and Connor Rosin had doubles for the Bears.
Mitch Umentum had two hits for Gillett/Suring (1-5, 0-2 Marinette & Oconto Conference).
Austin Siolka pitched four solid innings for Bonduel to earn the win. He gave up two hits, walked three and struck out six. Brian Zahn took the loss for the Hornets.
Almond-Bancroft 11
Menominee Indian 1
Menomnee Indian’s lone run Tuesday crossed the plate in the sixth inning on an RBI single by Ty Latender.
Almond-Bancroft (5-0, 2-0 Central Wisconsin Conference-10) never trailed after scoring two runs in the first on an error and RBI single.
Nick Corn was the losing pitcher. He lasted 4 2/3 innings, walked none, struck out six and allowed five runs.
Menominee Indian (4-3, 3-2 CWC-10) had only three hits in the game.
Menominee Indian 15
Crandon 14
A walkoff single by Dante Caldwell provided the winning run Saturday at Crivitz.
Crandon scored eight runs in the first inning. Menominee Indian chipped away at the lead, with six runs in the first and another in the third. The Eagles took the lead, 12-10, with a five-run fourth inning and added another run in the sixth. Crandon responsed with two in the sixth and took the lead with two more in the seventh. Menominee Indian put the game away, however, with two runs in the bottom of the seventh.
Crivitz 10
Menominee Indian 0
The Eagles were unable to generate much offense in a six-inning shutout loss Saturday in the first of two games at Crivitz.
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