The boys of summer will soon be back on the baseball diamond, but fans will notice a few changes from last year in the Dairyland League and Badger Amateur Baseball Association.

Ten Dairyland teams are scheduled to open league play May 3 with five games set for 1:30 p.m.

Meanwhile, the BABA will open division play May 10 with games scheduled in four divisions.

Dairyland

Runners with everything from strollers and dogs bolt into the woods April 25 at the Navarino Nature Center for its annual run/walk with walkers casually striding in the background.

Saturday, April 25

Slinger 8, Pulaski 4

Braun Wotruba hit 3-for-4 with a double and a run scored in Pulaski’s 8-4 loss to Slinger.

Gavin Sikorski hit 2-for-3 with an RBI and two runs scored. Eli Heuser had a pair of RBIs.

Gavin Luebke took the loss for the Red Raiders.

Slinger 8, Pulaski 3

Saturday, April 25

Pulaski 11 Waterford 2

Pulaski batters pounded out 14 hits included three doubles in an 11-2 win over Waterford at the Kenosha Quad.

Ella Maroszek, Kennedy Nowak and Eiley Pierquet each had three hits. Maroszek had three RBIs, and Nowak had two.

Nowak connected for two doubles, and Molly Molthen had one.

Saturday, April 25

Pulaski’s tennis team went 2-3 at a two-day tournament in De Pere.

Greenfield 5, Pulaski 2

Jonah Drevs and William Gosse won their singles matches for Pulaski when they took on Greenfield.

Drevs, at No. 2, beat Steven Rehak 6-2, 6-2. Gosse, at No. 4, defeated Easton Schaefer-Rose 3-6, 6-0, 10-5.

Oriol Capella Rodon and Lucas Ford lost their singles matches.

Saturday, April 25

DeForest 10, Pulaski 6 (girls)

Ashley Nischke scored twice and four teammates each had a goal in Pulaski’s 10-6 loss to DeForest.

Also scoring were Lillian Zaidel, Olivia Larock, Riley Hartman and Lexi Baraczyk.

Erin Mittag had the team’s only assist.

Marley Sheehan had 10 saves.

West Bend 20, Pulaski 1 (boys)

Friday, April 24

NEC Mini-Meet 2

Oconto Falls and Luxemburg-Casco each scored 342 and tied for fourth place at Twin Oaks Golf Course in Denmark.

Dylan Clark’s 80 was the third best on the course.

Joining him for the Panthers were Brock McDermid and Carson McDermid, each with 84, Will Allen with 94.

Braden Håll scored 96.

Arbor Day has been celebrated for more than 30 years in the city of Shawano, but the celebration this year was just a little more personal for Matt Hendricks, city parks and recreation director.

Thursday, April 23

Eagles Invite

Marion/Tigerton won both the boys and girls meets in Keshena.

For the boys, scores were Marion/Tigerton 163, Gresham/Bowler 100, Menominee Nation 92 and Wolf River Lutheran in Shawano 64.

For the girls, Marion/Tigerton scored 149, followed by Menominee Nation 135, Gresham/Bowler 122 and Wolf River Lutheran 49.