Sports
New Lisbon Relay Team Sets New School Record at Bangor Meet
Local Prep Scores from Tuesday 5/6
Baseball
Nekoosa 13 Mauston 10
Mount Horeb 5 Reedsburg 1
Wisconsin Dells 6 Westfield 4
Wautoma 8 Adams-Friendship 7
Royall 15 New Lisbon 4
De Soto 12 Hillsboro 0
Onalaska Luther 5 Brookwood 4
Softball
Bangor 8 Necedah 4 (Syvannah Schumer 3×3 RBI for Necedah)
Royall 4 New Lisbon 2
Hillsboro 19 Boscobel 1 (Haper Sullivan 2×2, Carmen Erickson, Maddie Herritz each 2×3 for Hillsboro)
Tomah 3 Onalaska 1
Brookwood 10 La Farge 0
Nekoosa 9 Westfield 5
Wisconsin Dells 13 Wautoma 6
Baraboo 9 Reedsburg 4
Adams-Friendship 15 Mauston 0
Girls Soccer
Holmen 4 Tomah 0
Reedsburg 1 McFarland 0
Wisconsin Heights 1 Mauston 0 (Monday)
Mauston Cant Sustain Early Lead in Baseball Loss to Nekoosa
The Mauston Golden Eagles baseball team let a game get away from them Tuesday night. Mauston could not hold on to an early 3-0 lead in at 13-10 loss to Nekoosa. Mauston took an early 3-0 lead in the third on shaky defense by Nekoosa but Nekoosa go back in the game and took the lead getting to the Mauston bullpen. Nekoosa scored 2runs in the 5th 4 in the 6th and 7 in the 7th to pull away for the victory. Mauston tried to rally down 7 in the final frame scoring 4runs but it wasn’t enough. Isaac Steinke, “Beef” Massey, Connor Newlun, and Evan Parsons all had a pair of hits in the loss for Mauston. Matthew Winters had 2hits and 2RBIs for the Papermakers. Mauston drops to 3-2 in the conference and 5-8 overall. Nekoosa improves to 4-1 in the conference and 5-3 overall. Mauston will travel to Adams-Friendship Thursday afternoon.
Local Prep Scores from Monday 5/5
Softball
Cashton 7 Hillsboro 5
Wonewoc-Center 9 Royall 2
Brookwood 6 Necedah 3
Bangor 2 New Lisbon 0
Mount Horeb 5 Reedsburg 2
Poynette 11 Westfield 0
Baseball
Wisconsin Dells 7 Portage 2
Tomah 14 Sparta 2
Weston 3 La Farge 0
Royall 14 Wonewoc-Center 1
Bangor 10 New Lisbon 0
Brookwood 16 Necedah 0
Hillsboro 10 Cashton 0 (Complete Game shutout from Reed Urban for Hillsboro)
2 Found Dead in Wyeville
Cashton Defeats Hillsboro Takes Control of SBC Softball Race
The Cashton Eagles now control their own destiny to a SBC Championship after downing Hillsboro 7-5 Monday evening. If Cashton wins out they will do no worse than share the conference championship. Hillsboro despite the loss is in the same position. Cashton used a big 3 run 3rd inning to seize the lead and hang on for the victory despite a furious Hillsboro rally. Cashton led 4-0 going into the 6th inning but Hillsboro struck for 3 runs in the 6th charged by a 2 run bomb by Michelyn Hansen, Cashton answered back with a 3 run bottom of the 6th to go up 7-3. Hillsboro loaded the bases in the 7th with nobody out but Hansen hit a line drive to 3rd which was caught and the fielder was able to double off the baserunner at 3rd to halt the Tiger comeback attempt. Hayden Bohn and Kiana Liska each had a pair of hits in the Tigers loss. Sophie Lucazewski and Peyton Brueggen each had 3 hits for the Eagles. Cashton improves to 6-3 in the conference and 9-7 overall. Hillsboro drops to 4-3 in the conference and 8-6 overall.
Local Prep Scores from Over the Weekend
Baseball
Cashton 15 Wonewoc-Center 4 (Keaton Barreau 2×2 RBI for Wonewoc-Center)
La Crosse Aquinas 3 Tomah 1
Wautoma 9 Poynette 3
Royall 5 Mauston 0 (Seth Brandau Complete game 4 hit shutout also 2×3 at the plate for Royall)
Mauston 3 Royall 0 (Isaac Steinke complete game 3 hit shutout 11K’s also 2×3 at plate for Mauston)
Wisconsin Dells 6 Whitefish Bay Dominican 0
Bangor 4 Platteville 2
Fennimore 5 Bangor 4
Softball
Cashton 15 Wonewoc-Center 2
Adams-Friendship 7 Wautoma 4
Wisconsin Dells 7 Westfield 2
Prairie Du Chien 8 Bangor 1
Pecatonica 14 Weston 8
Wonewoc-Center 7 Weston 6
Riverdale 15 Wonewoc-Center 0
Sun Prairie East 2 Tomah 1
Menomonee Falls 9 Tomah 1
Wautoma 10 Westby 7
Semi-Pro Football
Tri-City Bulldogs 50 Middleton 0 (Keith Hayes 9carries 188yards 4tds, Jake Cox Pick6
New Lisbon Boys Win BRF Track & Field Meet
The 4 x 200-meter relay team of Josh Homan, Jude Keltner, Jamesen Pfaff, and Jameson Barker with a second place finish
Local Prep Scores from Tuesday 4/29
Softball
Necedah 5 Royall 2
Royall 2 Necedah 1
Hillsboro 26 Weston 1 (Liz Cairns 4×6 Double, Triple, Homerun, single shy of cycle)
Tomah 14 La Crosse Logan 1
New Lisbon 14 Wonewoc-Center 7
Cashton 8 Brookwood 2
G-E-T 8 Bangor 4
Wisconsin Dells 26 Mauston 0
Madison Edgewood 6 Reedsburg 2
Adams-Friendship 10 Nekoosa 0
Baseball
Wautoma 1 Mauston 0 (Tyler Link LP 6IP 3H 1R 1ER 0BB 3K)
Royall 14 Necedah 4
Royall 19 Necedah 0
Sauk Prairie 2 Reedsburg 1
Westfield 12 Adams-Friendship 5
Cashton 4 Brookwood 0
Girls Soccer
Mauston 3 Adams-Friendship 3
Tomah 1 La Crosse Logan 0
Madison Edgewood 4 Reedsburg 0
Royall Necedah Split Softball Doubleheader
The Necedah Cardinals & Royall Panthers softball teams split a pair of games Tuesday evening, leaving Royall still sitting atop the Scenic Bluffs Conference standings. Necedah took game 1 with a big 3rd inning where they took advantage of Royall miscues to score 4 runs and hang on for a 5-2 victory. Hannah Hunkins went 2×3 for the Cardinals who got a strong pitching performance by Addisyn Schumer who picked up the victory inside the circle. Bria Gruen had a double and triple in the loss for the Panthers. Royall earned the split by taking game two by a final of 2-1. Kenday Olson had the game winning RBI in the top of the 5th and final inning scoring Piper Purcell. Olson also had a strong defensive game for the Panthers. Ashleigh Klipstein picked up the win in the circle in game 2 for Royall. Royall sits at 6-2 in the Scenic Bluffs Conference and 7-9 overall. Necedah is now 4-3 in the conference and 4-6 overall.

