April 11
Bonduel 11, Weyauwega-Fremont 0
Bonduel shut out Weyauwega-Fremont 11-0 in five innings to win its third game of the season.
Bonduel started out hot with two runs on three hits in the first with Colin Margelofsky and Brodie Hartmann hitting doubles.
After scoring one run in the second, the Bears added six more in the third on two hits and six walks. Bonduel added two more in the 5th on an Easton Reinke double for the final runs.
Brodie Hartmann turned in his second consecutive solid outing, throwing four innings while allowing only one hit and striking out nine.
Reinke and Margelofsky each had two hits and there RBIs. Karson Stoss and Hartmann added the other two hits for the Bears.
Marion 14, Northland Lutheran 4
Northland Lutheran jumped on Marion with three runs in the first inning but couldn’t maintain the lead for the long haul, as the Mustangs won 14-4.
Marion scored twice in the second and once in the third to tie the game at 3-3. Another score by Northland Lutheran in the top of the fourth inning gave them the lead, but Marion bounded back with four runs in the bottom of the inning to take a 7-4 lead.
Marion continued its barrage at the plate, scoring three more times in the fifth inning and four more in the fifth for the 10-run margin of victory.
Oconto Falls 4, Waupaca 3
Carter Heroux was the winning pitcher for Oconto Falls as the Panthers defeated Waupaca 4-3. Heroux pitched four innings, gave up one hit and two runs, struck out four and walked four others.
Cole Bozile hit 2-for-4, scored once and had one RBI. Jack Adler was 1-for-3 with a double and two RBIs, while Wyatt Laughrin hit 1-for-1, walked twice and scored one run.
Pulaski 7, De Pere 5
A 7-5 win over De Pere improved Pulaski to 2-0 in the Fox River Classic Conference and 2-2 overall.
Tigerton 13, White Lake 3
With the only 2-0 record in the CWC North, Tigerton sits alone at the top of the standings.
The Tigers second win was a 13-3 victory over White Lake.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 14, Menominee Indian 0
Wittenberg-Birnamwood scored 14 runs across the first four innings to notch a 14-0 shutout of Menominee Indian.
The Chargers crossed home plate six in the first, twice in the second, four times in the third and another two times in the fourth.
Nathan Waupekenay went 3-for-3 for the Chargers, including a double and a triple. Also hitting doubles were Bryson Schmid and Ian Salvesen.
Waupekenay had a pair of RBIs, as did Braeden Groshek and Zandyr Barke. Getting one RBI each were Hudson Miller, Hayden Miller, Keegan Benbo, Carson Meverden, Owen Dickman and Schmid.
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