Mark Fredy looked across the field and saw a familiar face.

The first-year coach of the Marion/Tigerton faced his brother, Bob, who is in his first season of coaching Iola-Scandinavia’s varsity team.

The two teams met Aug. 20 in the season opener for both programs, as Mark Fredy’s Thundercatz met Bob Fredy’s Thunderbirds in a nonconference matchup of 8-player teams. Iola-Scandinavia won 34-8.

Monday, Aug. 24

Pulaski No. 3 singles player Alana Stangler won all three tennis matches when the Red Raiders played at Wausau West.

The Red Raiders defeated Green Bay Preble 6-1, then lost 6-1 to D.C. Everest and 5-2 to Wausau West.

Shawano lost all three matches – 6-1 to Wausau East and 7-0 to Stevens Point and Wausau West.

Pulaski 6, Green Bay Preble 1

Singles

Monday, Aug. 24

Bay North Conference Mini-Meet #2

Shawano golfers placed second while Bonduel finished fifth among five teams at Crystal Springs Golf Course in Seymour.

The Hawks tallied 216, and Bonduel had 254. Despite the last-place team showing, Bonduel senior Paige Wolf’s 49 was the sixth best on the day.

After coming up empty on its first drive, it was back to the drawing board for the Oconto Falls football team.

The Panthers headed to Waupaca on Aug. 21 for a nonconference matchup with the Comets, a team Oconto Falls hadn’t faced since both programs competed years ago in the Valley 8 Conference.

Shawano’s AJ Springborn jumped up from a ninth-place starting position to take the checkered flag in the 20-lap sport modifieds feature race Aug. 22 at the Shawano Speedway.

He edge out Oconto Falls’ Cole Magnin, who started in 10th and placed second, as well as Seymour’s Tim Jorgenson, who started 11th and finished third.

Pole sitter Andrew Engels, of Oconto Falls, finished in 10th place.

The matchup for this year’s Dairyland League Grand Championship baseball game is set, while there’s still one more round of playoffs for the Badger Amateur Baseball Association.

Bonduel will host Hortonville in the Dairyland championship game at 1:30 p.m. Aug. 30.