Thursday, May 14

Shawano 6, Medford 1

Two singles matches went to three sets, and a doubles match had a tiebreaker, but the Shawano tennis team came out on top in all those and more in a 6-1 nonconference home victory over Medford.

Tanner Thiel defeated Ethan Kollmansberger 7-5, 1-6, 10-2;, and Everett Grover beat Ethan Jones 6-4, 2-6, 10-8.

Wednesday, May 13

Bay Conference Tour Stop #3

Shawano golfers scored 183 and finished sixth out of seven teams at Shamrock Heights Golf Course in New London.

The Hawks were led by Collin Dieck’s 43. Joining him on the links were T.J. Smith with 45, Duane Gristeau-Blanche with 47 and Levi Anobong with 48.

Many communities are concerned about either solar farms or data centers destroying their pristine country lifestyle.

In the Town of Pella, residents are worried about both of them at the same time. They packed Pella Town Hall for an information meeting May 12 — even resulting in some latecomers standing out in the rain with umbrellas so they could still hear the presentation about the threats that both provide.

Building new for all of the county government needs at once would not be a solid financial proposal, and that’s the main reason behind building a new courthouse west of the existing one, according to the consultant overseeing the project.

Kurt Berner, of The Samuels Group, addressed that concern and more at the public property committee meeting May 7.

Plans to build a new government center in Shawano County need approvals from more than city and county officials. The proposal for specific parts of the courthouse and sheriff’s department needs to align with Wisconsin Supreme Court and Department of Corrections guidelines.

Tuesday, May 12

West De Pere Invitational

Shawano’s boys and girls track teams finished last with 30 and 29 points, respectively, in West De Pere.

Three of the boys relay teams finished in third place.

Tuesday, May 12

Tigerton 10, Marion 4

Danika Tiller and Renata Nordwig each had two hits, and Tiller had two RBIs in Tigerton’s 10-4 win over Marion.

Tiller, Emily Rich, Lillian Welch and Jaelyn Brady each scored twice.

Tiller pitched all seven innings, giving up four runs on eight hits, walking three and striking out 10.

Menasha 6, Shawano 4

Tuesday, May 12

Oconto Falls 2, Luxemburg-Casco 1

Dom Triechl hit 1-for-3 with an RBI single that turned out to be the go-ahead score with two outs in the bottom of the sixth as Oconto Falls beat Luxemburg-Casco 2-1.

Landon Delfosse hit 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI.

Tuesday, May 12

Pulaski 3, Notre Dame 1

Ruth Krause scored two goals; Leah Kapla assisted on one, and Leah Grygiel assisted on the other as Pulaski beat Notre Dame 3-1.

Sydney Kunstman scored unassisted in between Krause’s goals.

Goalkeeper Tatum Wentland had three saves in the win, improving the Red Raiders’ conference record to 3-1-1 and 6-5-2 for the season.