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Summer Baseball Update From Thursday 6/19

The Tomah 19U Legion baseball team managed just 1 hit in a 6-0 loss to Prairie Du Chien Thursday evening.  Julian Cunitz led off the bottom of the first for Tomah with a hit but that was the only hit they managed.  Cael Koenig had the complete game 1hitter for Prairie Du Chien.  Blake Haun took the loos for Tomah. 

 

Bi-State 7 Tomah 16U 2 (Barfknect 2more RBI’s)

 

Bangor 5 Black River Falls 3 (Seth Brandau Complete Game Victory)

Bangor 10 Black River Falls 4

New Lisbon’s Barfknechts Big Game Lifts Tomah Legion Over Holmen

New Lisbon’s Grady Barfknecht had a wopping 7RBI’s in Tomah 16U American Legion baseballs 15-4 victory over Holmen 16U.  Barfnecht had an early bases clearing double to bust the game wide open.  Barfnect finished with a 3hit performance.  Teag Stevenson was the winning pitcher he went 6innings giving up 4runs on 7hits walking 2 and striking out 5.  Tomah 16U is now 5-1 on their season. 

 

Bangor 13 Holmen 17U 3 (Royall’s Seth Brandau 2Steals)

Royall baseball Splits Pair in Woodside League

The Royall Panthers summer baseball team split a pair of games in its Woodside League Tuesday night. Royall opened up the night with a 5-1 victory over Ithaca.  Trey Wildes went 5 innings giving up just 1run on 3hits walking 2 and striking out 7.  Wildes also had an inside the park homerun at the plate.  Cole Eberhardt notched the save pitching a pair of scoreless innings giving up just 1hit 1walk and striking out a pair.  Jason Johnson went 1×3 with 3RBI’s for Royall in the victory.  Adams-Friendship rallied by Royall in game 2 to win 5-4.  Royall scored 4 runs in the opening inning but could not hang on.  Brock Preuss had a hit and a pair of RBI’s in the loss for Royall.  Cody Ratz got the win on the mound for Adams-Friendship and also had a 2 run double at the plate.  Kale Gatterman came in to pick up the save. 

Mauston Summer Baseball Opens up Woodside League with Split

The Mauston Summer baseball team split a pair of games at the Monday Woodside League.  Mauston fell in the first game to DeForest 6-1.  Evan Freimuth pitched 5 solid innings for Mauston in the loss.  Mauston bounced back to defeat Nekoosa 5-0.  Mauston got a combined shutout on the mound from Isaac Steinke and Beef Massey in the victory.  Mauston will play another doubleheader at Woodside on Monday June 23rd.

Tomah16U Baseball Team featuring Scenic Bluffs Kids Wins Wilton Tournament

The Tomah 16U American Legion Baseball team won the Wilton regular season tournament going 3-1.  Tomah fell in the opener 8-4 to Fond Du Lac but bounced back to hold off Black River Falls 10-9 in 9innings before holding off Adams-Friendship 5-2 to earn their rematch in the championship game vs Fond Du Lac.  Tomah got great pitching from Brady Thompson to win the championship game 3-0.  Thompson went 6 2/3innings giving up nothing on 5hits 4walks and 9strikeouts.  Nate Hedricks came in to get the final our and earn the save.  Hendricks also had an RBI double in the win.  Teag Stevenson went 6×10 in the tournament with 3RBI’s while Grayson Steen went 5×10 with a pair of doubles in the tournament.  New Lisbon’s Grady Barfnecht went 4×11 over the weekend.  Tomah 16U improves to 4-1 on their season. 

SCC All-Conference Baseball Team

Scenic Bluffs Looking for New Conference Commissioner

The Scenic Bluffs Conference is accepting applications for a motivated individual who is passionate about High School athletics to serve as its next Conference Commissioner. The Scenic Bluffs Conference includes the following school Districts:

Bangor Brookwood Cashton Hillsboro Necedah New Lisbon Royall Wonewoc – Union Center

To serve as Conference Commissioner, the individual should have a background in high school athletics and coaching, as well as reside in the geographic area that is in proximity to our member school districts. It is in the benefit of our student athletes and our member schools for the individual who serves in this role to attend athletic events throughout the school year in multiple districts to familiarize themself with the coaches, students, parents, and staff members of the schools they will be serving.

This is not a full-time position, but rather more of a part-time position. The salary range for this position will fall within the $10,000 – $15,000 pay range, depending on the experience of the selected individual. Below is a list of duties from the conference constitution:

Have a working knowledge of the conference constitution and defend its integrity.

Attend to all necessary conference correspondence.

Serve on all athletic committees.

Keep minutes at the annual meeting and additional meetings as requested.

Account for all monies collected and paid out of conference funds.

Invoice member schools for any financial obligations due to the conference.

Compile athletic schedules in a timely manner (two years in advance of their implementation).

Contract for game officials in football, volleyball, boys and girls varsity basketball, and wrestling. (Started in 2000-01).  (An evaluation of the procedure will take place at the annual meeting of the conference in the spring of every year.

Be a clearing house for all-conference selections.

Purchase all trophies and medals for the conference.

Perform other duties as assigned by the conference president that are within the scope of the commissioner’s office.

Is accountable to the principal’s organization.

If you have any questions about the position, please reach out to the current Superintendent President of the Conference, Scott Hickey, Superintendent of the School District of New Lisbon.

s.hickey@nlsd.k12.wi.us (608) 562-3700

Nick Whalen Hired as New Mauston Varsity Football Coach

Nick Whalen Named New Head Football Coach at Mauston High School! ?
Mauston High School is proud to announce the hiring of Nick Whalen as the new head coach of the Golden Eagles football program. Whalen brings with him 15 years of coaching experience at both the collegiate and high school levels, offering a deep well of knowledge and leadership to the team.
His collegiate coaching experience includes time at Western Kentucky University, Carthage College, and Montana State University, among others. On the high school front, Whalen has been a key part of several successful football programs across Wisconsin, including stints at Jefferson, Marshall, Brodhead-Juda, Kewaskum, and Darlington.
Whalen’s wide-ranging background is expected to bring new energy and perspective to Mauston football. His ability to develop talent and implement effective, competitive strategies at various levels of play makes him an exciting addition to the program.
The Mauston community looks forward to a new era under Coach Whalen’s leadership as preparations begin for the upcoming season!

Local Prep Scores from Monday 6/2

WIAA REGIONAL Semi-Final Baseball Scores

Division 3

Viroqua 10 Bangor 2

Division 4

Blair-Taylor 10 Cashton 1

Eleva-Strum 4 Royall 3 (Jackson Bender 2×3 Triple)

De Soto 4 Weston 0

 

WIAA Sectional Semi-Final Softball Scores

Division 1

Sun Prairie East 3 Tomah 0

Division 5

Ithaca 4 Brookwood 1

Local Prep Scores from Thursday 5/29

WIAA Regional Final Softball Scores

Division 1

Tomah 8 La Crosse Central 1

Division 5

Marshfield Columbus Catholic 8 Royall 6

Blair-Taylor 9 New Lisbon 0

Brookwood 15 Kickapoo 5

 

WIAA Regional Quarterfinal Baseball Scores

Division 2

Sauk Prairie 3 Mauston 2

Wisconsin Dells 1 Adams-Friendship 0

Ripon 3 Wautoma 1

Division 3

Bangor 8 Nekoosa 1

Mondovi received forfeit from Necedah

Melrose-Mindoro 3 Westfield 0

Division 4

Marshfield Columbus Catholic 18 New Lisbon 0

Brookwood 7 Cochrane-Fountain City 4

Cashton 5 Plum City/Elmwood 1

Eleva-Strum 3 Alma-Center Lincoln 2

Regular Season Baseball

Osseo-Fairchild 3 Royall 2

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