WIAA Daily Roundup: April 23

An explosive five-run first inning provided all the early cushion the Muskego Warriors needed to secure a 9-5 victory over the Oak Creek Knights on Thursday. Carter Nicolato fueled the opening frame with a two-RBI single, while shortstop Kyle Rogosienski was a constant menace on the basepaths, going 1-for-2 with a triple, three runs scored, and three stolen bases. Muskego starting pitcher Callen Tomsyck earned the win, tossing 4.0 innings and allowing two earned runs on four hits and four walks while striking out three. The Knights' offense battled back to narrow the gap, powered by a solo home run from Cooper Schnitzler in the third and a perfect 2-for-2, two-run performance by left fielder Steven Hastings, but the early deficit ultimately proved insurmountable.

Starting pitcher Brady Seim tossed four hitless innings and racked up nine strikeouts to propel the Sun Prairie East Cardinals to a dominant 10-0 shutout victory over the Madison La Follette Lancers on Thursday. The Cardinals' offense provided ample support with a 14-hit attack, breaking the game open during a five-run third inning highlighted by RBI singles from Jack Marchese Jr. and Jack Ostrenga. Shortstop Van Vogler was a constant threat on the basepaths, finishing 2-for-2 with three stolen bases and two runs scored, while Ostrenga also swiped three bags alongside his two hits and two RBIs. Reliever Jonathan Kratz secured the combined shutout, yielding just two hits and walking one while striking out four over the final two frames. The Lancers struggled to manufacture momentum against the overpowering pitching, managing only two late-game singles courtesy of Payne and Christian Castro.

A mid-game offensive burst proved to be the difference as DeForest defeated the Milton Red Hawks 5-2 on Thursday. DeForest plated all five of its runs across the third and fourth innings, heavily relying on the bat of Tru Killerlain, who went 2-for-3 with three RBIs, a stolen base, and a run scored. Starting pitcher Evan Kallstrom anchored the victory, earning the win after allowing two earned runs on five hits and three walks with four strikeouts over 6.0 innings, before Killerlain closed out the game with a hitless seventh. Milton's offense finally broke through for two runs in the sixth, paced by first baseman Landon Schwarz's perfect 2-for-2, one-RBI performance, while starting pitcher Ben Schultz racked up seven Ks and limited the opposition to just three hits over his 6.0 innings on the mound in a losing effort.

Early offense and a dominant start from Ben Jones carried the Mukwonago Indians to a decisive 8-1 victory over Arrowhead on Thursday. The Indians established control quickly, highlighted by a two-run home run from right fielder Gavin Reilly in the second inning and a massive offensive showing from center fielder Tyler Smeiska, who finished a perfect 2-for-2 with four runs scored, an RBI, and three stolen bases. Jones was brilliant on the mound for Mukwonago, racking up 11 strikeouts over 6.2 innings while allowing just one earned run on two hits and four walks before Caleb Scheel entered to secure the final out. Arrowhead struggled to generate momentum against the overpowering pitching, managing their lone run in the seventh inning when Madlung capitalized on a passed ball to cross the plate. Frangopoulos and Loebel recorded the only hits of the day for Arrowhead, while starting pitcher Tuerk yielded five runs over two innings of work.

A relentless offensive barrage culminated in a walk-off, run-rule victory for the Kimberly Papermakers, who routed the Oshkosh West Wildcats 15-5 on Thursday. Third baseman Maddux Hermus set the tone early with a two-run home run in the first inning and finished with four RBIs, while center fielder Brady Merzlicker secured the early finish with a game-ending, two-run double in the bottom of the sixth. Designated hitter Lex Knaebe anchored Kimberly's 15-hit attack with a 3-for-4 showing and three runs scored, and first baseman Shaefer Peterson drove in three runs on a pair of hits. Kimberly starting pitcher Bryce Mischler earned the win, tossing 4.0 innings without allowing an earned run, yielding just two hits and two walks while striking out two before Drew Furman handled the final two frames. Despite the lopsided outcome, Oshkosh West generated offensive production from first baseman Gabe Balcom, who doubled and tallied three RBIs, while center fielder Nolan Cheever added a double and a run scored.

Starting pitcher Elijah Yeager tossed a complete-game gem and Gary Wuest launched an early home run as the Hortonville Polar Bears cruised to a 6-1 victory over the Appleton West Terrors on Thursday. Yeager dominated on the mound, allowing zero earned runs on just two hits and two walks while racking up seven strikeouts over 7.0 innings to secure the win. The Polar Bears capitalized on walks and defensive miscues to manufacture runs despite logging only two hits on the day, highlighted by Wuest's first-inning solo shot and a two-RBI performance from second baseman Xavier Enriquez. The Terrors struggled to generate momentum against the overpowering pitching, with Kellin Gilbert and Nick Downs providing the team's only hits and their lone run crossing the plate on an error in the fifth inning. Gilbert took the loss for Appleton West, yielding six runs (four earned) on two hits and four walks alongside five Ks over 5.0 innings of work.

A decisive three-run fourth inning gave Hartford the separation it needed to secure a 4-2 victory over the Menomonee Falls Phoenix on Thursday. Starting pitcher Kadin Bush earned the win for Hartford, holding the Phoenix to one earned run on two hits and five walks while striking out five over 4.1 innings before reliever Braydon Slack handled the final 2.2 frames. Hartford capitalized on defensive miscues and wild pitches to plate their runs, generating timely offensive production from third baseman Brady Helms and second baseman Ethan Ford, who each tallied an RBI. Despite taking the loss, Menomonee Falls starting pitcher Anderson Stehli racked up seven Ks across 5.2 innings, allowing four runs, only two of which were earned, on five hits and two walks. Center fielder Nick Alburg anchored the Phoenix's late-game rally attempts, finishing 1-for-3 with a run scored and a stolen base, while first baseman Cade Kosnick drew a walk and drove in the team's lone credited run of the afternoon.

Backed by an early offensive surge and a stellar start from Tye Cretens, the Germantown Warhawks cruised to a 7-1 victory over the Wauwatosa West Trojans on Thursday. Center fielder Jon Murkowski sparked the offense, going 3-for-4 with a pair of RBIs and two stolen bases, while catcher Grady Cheever capped off the scoring with a solo home run in the seventh inning to finish with three hits and two runs scored. Cretens earned the win on the mound, tossing 6.0 innings and allowing zero earned runs on five hits and two walks while striking out five before Tristin Brooks entered to record the final three outs in relief. The Trojans struggled to contain the Warhawks' lineup, with starting pitcher Aaron Prusko taking the loss after surrendering five earned runs on seven hits and three walks over 4.1 innings. Despite the defeat, catcher Caleb Wagner paced the Wauwatosa West offense with a 2-for-3 showing that included a double, and shortstop Jayson Randolph contributed a double and scored the team's lone run.

A massive nine-run explosion in the fifth inning propelled the Appleton North Lightning to a commanding 12-2 victory over the Oshkosh North Spartans on Thursday. First baseman Aedan Waterstreet helped spark the decisive rally, finishing 2-for-4 with a pair of doubles, two runs scored, and three RBIs, while catcher Brennan Otto anchored the lineup with three RBIs of his own, including a crucial two-run double in the pivotal frame. Appleton North starting pitcher Colin Reddy earned the win, stifling the opposition over 4.0 innings by allowing just one earned run on two hits and two walks while striking out three before handing the ball over to the bullpen. Despite the lopsided result, Oshkosh North generated efficient offense from Jacob Seager, who went a perfect 2-for-2 and drove in both of his team's runs, alongside a two-run, two-steal performance by Jackson Anderson.

A massive seven-run explosion in the second inning provided all the cushion the Neenah Rockets needed to secure a dominant 10-0 run-rule shutout victory over the Kaukauna Ghosts on Thursday. Starting pitcher Cal Juckem was masterful on the mound for the Rockets, tossing a complete-game five-inning shutout and racking up eight strikeouts while yielding just two hits and zero walks. Left fielder Gus Weinholzer paced the offensive onslaught with a 2-for-3 performance, a double, and three RBIs, while shortstop Mack Krause drew a walk, singled, scored twice, and drove in a pair of runs. The Ghosts struggled to generate momentum against the overpowering pitching, with Bennett Geitner and catcher Dylan Lotzer providing the team's only hits of the afternoon. Kaukauna starting pitcher Brayden Jenkins suffered the loss, surrendering seven unearned runs on two hits and five walks over 1.2 innings of work.

Early offensive production proved to be the difference as Janesville Craig built a commanding lead and held off a late rally to defeat the Madison Memorial Spartans 10-7 on Thursday. Right fielder Jake Conway anchored the run production with a team-high three RBIs, highlighted by a two-run single in the fourth inning, while first baseman Mike Sikich paced the 12-hit attack with a 3-for-4 performance that included a double and two runs scored. Starting pitcher Malachi Schoonover earned the win for Janesville Craig, striking out six across 4.0 innings while allowing three earned runs on five hits and one walk before Brady Ausen tossed the final 3.0 frames in relief to secure the victory. The Spartans fought back from an early eight-run deficit, generating efficient offense from second baseman Ethan Eckel, who finished 3-for-4 with a double and two runs scored. Third baseman Drew Haferman also contributed heavily to the Madison Memorial comeback attempt by driving in three runs, but the initial hole ultimately proved too steep to overcome.

A decisive five-run fifth inning powered Hamilton to an 8-6 victory over the Marquette University Hilltoppers on Thursday. Left fielder Ben Zimmer and third baseman Brady York anchored the offensive surge by driving in two runs apiece, while first baseman Mason Hahn sparked the lineup with a pair of doubles and two runs scored. Starting pitcher Colin McMillan earned the win, grinding through 5.0 innings and allowing two earned runs on six hits and four walks while striking out four before York shifted to the mound in the seventh to secure the final three outs with a hitless frame. Despite the loss, Marquette generated significant run production from right fielder Ben Schroeder, who reached base safely in all four of his plate appearances and finished 3-for-3 with a walk and an impressive four RBIs. Harrison Schwabe also proved difficult to retire for the Hilltoppers, tallying three hits, two runs scored, and two stolen bases, but Hamilton's mid-game offensive burst ultimately kept the game out of reach.

A historic offensive explosion and a combined no-hitter propelled the Cedar Grove-Belgium Rockets to a staggering 36-0 run-rule victory over Sheboygan Lutheran on Thursday. Shortstop Ira Hilbelink was immaculate at the plate, going a perfect 7-for-7 with a triple, two doubles, six runs scored, and five RBIs, while catcher Jonah Banton inflicted massive damage by driving in a team-high seven runs on a 4-for-6 day that included three doubles. Starting pitcher Carter Schmitz earned the win, dominating over 3.0 hitless innings with six strikeouts and just one walk before Griffin Knight entered to strike out four across the final 2.0 perfect frames to complete the combined no-no.

Starting pitcher Troy Hibbard tossed a complete-game shutout and the Badger Badgers erupted for a seven-run sixth inning to secure a 10-0, walk-off run-rule victory over the Beloit Memorial Purple Knights on Thursday. Second baseman Ryan Albanese paced the Badger offense with a 2-for-4 performance that included a double, two runs scored, and two RBIs, while right fielder Connor Kavanaugh sealed the early finish by lacing a game-ending RBI single in the bottom of the sixth. Hibbard was masterful on the mound to earn the win, stifling the opposition over 6.0 innings by allowing zero runs on just three hits and no walks while racking up seven strikeouts. Beloit Memorial struggled to manufacture a sustained threat against the overpowering pitching, managing only singles from Tayvon Cates, Dereck Henriquez, and Ben Schroeder. Despite taking the loss, Purple Knights starting pitcher Braylen Huebbe turned in a steady outing, yielding three runs, only two of which were earned, on two hits and three walks with four Ks across 5.0 innings before the bullpen unraveled in the final frame.

Whitnall built a comfortable mid-game lead and successfully fended off a late rally to secure a 6-5 victory over the Slinger Owls on Thursday. Shortstop Aaron Zuber anchored the Whitnall offense, reaching base safely in all four plate appearances to finish 1-for-1 with three walks and three RBIs, highlighted by a pivotal two-run single during a four-run fourth inning. Evan Kaczmarek was a dual threat for the winning side, turning in a perfect 3-for-3 day at the plate with an RBI while also earning the win on the mound by tossing 5.2 innings, striking out two, and allowing four earned runs. Reliever Craig Sorrem slammed the door on the Slinger comeback attempt, inheriting a jam in the sixth and tossing 1.1 scoreless frames to seal the win. The Owls made things interesting with a four-run burst in the top of the sixth, generating notable offensive production from designated hitter Brayden Zimmerman, who launched a solo home run and scored twice, alongside a 2-for-3, one-RBI showing from right fielder Colton Schluter.

Backed by a combined two-hit shutout and relentless offensive pressure, the West Bend West Spartans cruised to a 10-0 run-rule victory over Plymouth on Thursday. Second baseman Ryan Rose was a catalyst for the West Bend West lineup, finishing a perfect 3-for-3 with a double, three runs scored, and three stolen bases, while third baseman Chase Abresch sealed the early finish with a game-ending, walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the sixth inning. Catcher Cullen Roell, first baseman Collin Grass, and designated hitter Dieter Pommer also inflicted steady damage, driving in two runs apiece to support the team's 11-hit attack. Starting pitcher Emmett Braatz earned the win, scattering one hit and four walks over 4.2 scoreless innings while striking out three before Landon Wertz closed the door with three strikeouts and just one hit allowed over the final 1.1 frames. Plymouth struggled to manufacture momentum against the stingy pitching staff, managing only two singles on the day—both courtesy of shortstop Ethan Rau—as starting pitcher Liam O’Toole took the loss after yielding eight earned runs over 5.2 innings on the mound.

Nekoosa’s valiant comeback attempt fell just short in an 8-7 loss to Adams-Friendship on Thursday. After falling behind 6-2, the Papermakers tied the game in the fourth behind key hits from Matthew Winters and Owen Hoogesteger, but Adams-Friendship reclaimed the lead for good in the fifth. Jaxson Murray provided early fireworks for Nekoosa with a two-run home run, while Winters and Hoogesteger each finished with multi-hit games. Adams-Friendship benefited from a disciplined, error-free defensive performance and aggressive baserunning, taking three stolen bases. Despite drawing six walks and rallying late, Nekoosa could not overcome the early damage dealt to their pitching staff.

Amherst overcame a disastrous seven-run first inning to pull off a stunning 11-9 extra-inning victory over Weyauwega-Fremont on Thursday. Trailing by five runs early, the Falcons leveled the score in the sixth on a Jacob Ruggles RBI double before Gage Glodowski delivered a clutch, go-ahead two-run single during a four-run ninth. Sully Perkins earned the win in relief for Amherst, striking out four and allowing two runs over three innings, while Weyauwega-Fremont starter Dewayne Borntreger surrendered five runs on three hits across 1.2 frames. Carter Birdyshaw turned in a massive two-way effort for the Warhawks in the loss, striking out 15 batters in 6.2 relief innings and pacing the lineup with a 3-for-6 day at the plate. Gage Glodowski finished with four RBI for the Falcons, and Jacob Ruggles contributed two doubles to the winning effort.

Beaver Dam used a three-run 10th inning to outlast Baraboo 5-2 in a defensive stalemate on Thursday. After the Thunderbirds forced extras on an Ethan Huelsemann RBI groundout in the seventh, the Golden Beavers finally surged ahead in the 10th behind a Cam Blank sacrifice bunt and run-scoring hits from Eli Johnson and Isaiah Yuenger. Parker Blank provided a strong start for Beaver Dam, scattering three hits and one run over 5.1 innings, while Kelin Schmuhl picked up the win with 3.2 innings of one-run relief. Brody Bjorklund tossed 5.1 innings for Baraboo, allowing one run and striking out five, while Cyrus Mahoney took the loss after surrendering four runs in 4.1 innings of relief. Bradley Wendorf and Parker Blank each finished with two hits for the Golden Beavers, and Trey Pickett led the Thunderbirds' lineup with a 2-for-3 performance.

Big Foot erupted for six runs in the top of the seventh inning to complete a stunning 7-5 comeback victory over Clinton on Thursday. Trailing 2-1 entering their final at-bat, the Chiefs rallied behind a clutch, three-run double from Quincy Torrez on an 0-2 count to permanently seize the lead. Flynn Montgomery started for Big Foot, yielding two runs on two hits with four strikeouts over three innings, before Torrez earned the win by striking out five across four innings of relief. Logan Thill turned in a dominant, 14-strikeout start over 6.1 innings for Clinton, but Maddux Liptow took the loss after surrendering four runs in the seventh without recording an out. Quincy Torrez paced the winning lineup with two hits and three RBIs, while Gage Thill reached base four times for Clinton with two hits and two walks.

The Brillion Lions secured a commanding 12-0 shutout victory over Two Rivers, backed by a massive 17-hit offensive explosion. Hayden Cousin led the hit parade with a 4-for-5 performance, while Aiden Reinke anchored the middle of the order with three hits and two RBIs. On the mound, Landon Mathes was dominant, earning the win by allowing just one hit across six scoreless innings before James Shimek closed out the shutout. The Lions were equally aggressive on the base paths, swiping nine bases including multiple steals from both Shimek and Cousin. Two Rivers’ starter Noah Shillcox took the loss as Brillion’s consistent pressure and error-free play proved insurmountable.

Brookfield Academy rode a strong performance from Connor Tracy to defeat University School of Milwaukee 8-5. Tracy excelled on both sides of the ball, collecting three hits at the plate and earning the win on the mound with six strikeouts over five and one-third innings. The Blue Knights jumped out to an early 5-0 lead in the first inning, supported by Kolton Nimmer’s team-high three RBIs. Brookfield Academy was aggressive on the base paths, amassing seven stolen bases to keep the pressure on the Wildcats. Despite a two-RBI effort from USM's Willy Mcgregor, Mason Kroening took the loss after yielding seven runs in five innings of work.

Brennen Mack led the Brookwood Falcons to an 11-4 victory over New Lisbon, driving in four runs on three hits, including key two-run singles in both the first and seventh innings. On the mound, Owen Wang turned in a dominant performance, striking out 11 batters over six and one-third innings of work. Although New Lisbon briefly tied the game in the first behind Barker’s two-RBI effort, Brookwood reclaimed the lead in the second and never looked back. The Falcons' offense was bolstered by 10 total hits and aggressive base running, totaling seven stolen bases on the day. Mack eventually moved from the field to the mound to secure the save, while Cross took the loss for New Lisbon.

Burlington stormed back from a four-run deficit to defeat Union Grove 9-4, fueled by a 13-hit offensive explosion. The Demons erased the early lead in the fourth before blowing the game open with a five-run sixth inning, aided by a decisive three-run error and timely hitting from Lincoln Willich. Willich and TJ Caliva each tallied three hits to lead the charge, while Mason Koldeway earned the win with four innings of relief. Despite a 3-for-4, two-RBI performance from the Broncos' Tucker Katterhagen, Union Grove could not weather the late-inning surge. Evan Northup took the loss for the Broncos after yielding eight runs across nearly six innings of work.

The Cadott Hornets defeated the Bloomer Blackhawks 5-3 on Thursday, overcoming an early deficit to secure the victory. After falling behind in the first, Cadott rallied to take the lead in the fourth inning behind RBI singles from Brock Folczyk and Max Schneider. Jake Weeks earned the win on the mound, allowing just two earned runs over six innings, while Isaac Wellner came on to record the save. Folczyk and Drew Rykal paced the Hornets' offense with two RBIs each, helping to neutralize a two-hit, two-RBI performance from Bloomer’s Aiden Poirier. Despite outhitting the Hornets six to five and turning a double play, the Blackhawks were unable to reclaim the lead after Drew Ryder surrendered four runs in the start.

The Campbellsport Cougars secured a 5-4 victory over Laconia, powered by a relentless 15-hit offensive performance. After falling behind early, Campbellsport surged ahead with a four-run third inning highlighted by Carson Heisdorf’s RBI double and Sawyer Galligan’s run-scoring single. Cullen Reis earned the win with a complete-game effort, striking out four and allowing only three earned runs over seven innings. Keegan Bowe anchored the bottom of the order with a perfect 3-for-3 day, while Tillman Madigan led Laconia's resistance with two RBIs. Despite turning two double plays to stay within striking distance, Laconia could not overcome the depth of the Cougars' lineup.

The Chilton Tigers shut out Valders in a dominant team performance, scoring early and often to secure the victory. Easton Wagner and Carsin Cullen fueled the offense with two RBIs apiece, while the team showed great discipline by drawing eight walks and swiping five bases. On the mound, Kale Wagner started with two hitless innings before Jacob Thielman took over to earn the win, scattering three hits over four scoreless frames. Valders struggled to keep pace as starter Christian Hernandez yielded nine runs, despite leading his own team with two hits at the plate. Chilton’s error-free defense provided perfect support to complete the comprehensive win.

The Coleman Cougars shut out Saint Thomas Aquinas 6-0 behind a dominant combined pitching effort from Cole Berth and Gavin Pusick. Berth earned the win with four innings of one-hit ball, while Pusick secured the save by striking out the final batter to preserve the shutout. The game remained tight until the seventh inning, when Thomas Rhode’s two-run single capped off a four-run explosion to put the contest out of reach. Coleman was relentless on the base paths, amassing 10 stolen bases with Wyatt Bieber, Kollin Peters, and Pusick each swiping multiple bags. Despite an eight-strikeout performance from Aquinas starter Jake Farley, five unearned runs and a hitless relief appearance from Pusick sealed the victory for the error-free Cougars.

The De Pere Redbirds rode a stellar pitching performance from Buysse to a 7-1 victory over Pulaski. Charles Buysse earned the win by striking out six and scattering six hits over six and one-third scoreless innings. Offensively, Aiden Schilling led a balanced 11-hit attack with a perfect 3-for-3 day, while Colton Setzer drove in a team-high two runs. De Pere was aggressive on the base paths, swiping five bags to keep the pressure on Pulaski starter Brock Wiedeman. Despite a remarkable 4-for-4 effort at the plate from Pulaski’s Braun Wotruba, the Redbirds' consistent scoring and solid relief work from Max Zimmerman secured the win.

Haaken Hovestol powered the Delavan-Darien Comets to a wild 15-12 victory over East Troy, driving in four runs with a performance that included a two-run home run and two clutch RBI singles. Both offenses combined for 24 total hits, but the Comets pulled away for good with a massive seven-run explosion in the bottom of the sixth inning. Kaden Garbe earned the win in relief, while Devin Hoey survived a frantic six-run Trojan rally in the seventh to secure the save. Mason Phillips led the East Troy attack with three hits, but the Trojans' pitching staff struggled with consistency, surrendering eight walks and 15 runs. Delavan-Darien’s balanced attack was highlighted by three-hit efforts from Hovestol, Jacob Huff, and Braedyn McKean, proving enough to withstand the high-scoring back-and-forth affair.

Denmark dominated Clintonville in a 19-0 shutout, anchored by a masterful no-hitter from David Dittmer, who struck out five over five innings. Ozzie Enz fueled the 15-hit offensive onslaught, finishing 4-for-5 with four singles and four RBIs. The Vikings broke the game open with back-to-back seven-run frames in the third and fifth innings, highlighted by extra-base hits from Cade Delarwelle, Braedon Heezen, and Noah Thompson. Denmark also excelled on the base paths with seven stolen bases and played flawless, error-free defense. Clintonville's Longsine took the loss as the Vikings' disciplined approach and explosive power proved impossible to contain.

The Dodgeville Dodgers cruised to a 9-2 victory over Riverdale, powered by a three-run home run from Jack Graber in the first inning. Boone Rickard earned the win as the starter, while Jentry Olson provided dominant relief, striking out six and allowing only one hit over four scoreless innings. Dodgeville’s offense tallied 10 hits in total, with multi-hit performances from Caden Schneider, Bryce Crubaugh-Lockard, and Jayce Halverson. Riverdale took an early lead in the first after an error and a ground out, but they were held to just three hits the rest of the way. Riverdale starter Henry Drone took the loss, yielding nine runs as the Dodgers' disciplined eye at the plate netted six walks to complement their power.

The Edgar Wildcats secured a thrilling 5-4 walk-off victory over Auburndale on Thursday, capitalizing on defensive miscues to score three runs in the final frame. Lucas Stahnke was dominant on the mound for Edgar, racking up 11 strikeouts and allowing zero walks over nearly seven innings of work. Although Auburndale briefly took a 4-2 lead in the top of the seventh behind RBIs from Josh Lundgren and Sawyer Malsin, they were undone by three errors in the bottom half of the inning. Gavin Mauer earned the win in relief, while Auburndale's Truxton Becker suffered a tough loss after allowing zero earned runs in a complete-effort start. Jackson Miller and Lucas Stahnke led the Wildcats' offense with two hits each in the tightly contested matchup.

Edgewood secured a 9-3 victory over McFarland, fueled by an explosive eight-run surge in the sixth inning. Jack Bishop led the charge with a standout performance, doubling twice and driving in three runs while also starting the game on the mound. Tony Steiner provided strong relief, tossing four innings to earn the win after Bishop allowed zero earned runs through the first three. The Crusaders' 10-hit attack proved overwhelming late in the game, and while defensive miscues hurt both sides, Edgewood capitalized on critical errors during their big inning to pull away.

Elk Mound cruised to an 18-4 victory over Eleva-Strum, backed by a relentless 18-hit offensive performance. Parker Rhude ignited the scoring with a two-run home run in the second, while Will Thatcher and Marcus Folczyk each finished with three RBIs to lead the charge. Conor Mock earned the win on the mound, striking out five over five innings before Easton Chisholm provided scoreless relief. The Mounders showcased their depth with Blake Niska collecting three hits and the team swiping seven bases in an error-free defensive effort. Despite Owen Emerson driving in two runs and Isaac Knutson drawing three walks for the Cardinals, Eleva-Strum could not contain the late-inning surge that saw Elk Mound plate seven runs in the seventh.

Elkhorn overcame an early deficit to defeat Wilmot 11-6 on Thursday, highlighted by a five-run second inning. Jackson Brazer delivered the key blow in that rally with a two-run single, while Carson Lysaght contributed two hits and two RBIs at the plate. Although Wilmot managed to tie the game in the fifth, Elkhorn reclaimed the lead for good in the bottom half of the inning. Keegan Bryant earned the win in relief, tossing three scoreless innings of one-hit ball. Wilmot’s offense was led by Chance Ruby and Michael McCormick, who each tallied two hits in the loss.

The Fennimore Eagles secured a thrilling 5-4 walk-off victory over River Ridge after Corey Dresen delivered a clutch RBI single in the bottom of the seventh. Fennimore initially jumped to a 4-0 lead in the third, but River Ridge fought back to tie the game in the sixth behind a crucial RBI double from Reynolds. Noah Needham earned the win in relief, tossing two perfect innings, while starter Gianni Filardo anchored the early effort with eight strikeouts. Dresen led the Eagles with two RBIs, and Jude Kinney provided a steady presence with a multi-hit performance. Despite a resilient effort from River Ridge and a solid relief outing by White, the Eagles' late-inning heroics proved to be the difference.

The Fond du Lac Cardinals dominated the Appleton East Patriots in a 10-1 victory, led by Jack Brenner’s 3-for-4 performance and three stolen bases. Hudson Burg was exceptional on the mound, earning the win by striking out seven and allowing only one hit over five scoreless innings. The Cardinals' offense combined for nine hits and nine walks, with Zac Zangl and Logan Bonlander each driving in two runs to fuel the steady scoring. Appleton East’s Alex Thompson drove in the lone run for the Patriots, but the team struggled to find rhythm against Fond du Lac's pitching and error-free defense. Brody Haus closed out the game with a hitless final frame to secure the comprehensive win.

The Gibraltar/Washington Island Varsity Vikings utilized a combination of explosive offense and gritty late-game defense to secure a Thursday sweep over the Southern Door Varsity Eagles.

The Vikings turned the series opener into a one-sided affair, headlined by a staggering 10-run explosion in the third inning that completely overwhelmed the Eagles' defense. Cam Munao and Hobbs Emerson were the catalysts for the rout, combining for six hits and eight RBIs, while Owen Dannhausen electrified the crowd with a two-run inside-the-park home run in the first. On the mound, Aaron Brey was nearly untouchable, surrendering only two hits and striking out nine over five dominant innings of work. Between an error-free defensive performance and an aggressive approach that featured six stolen bases, the Vikings never gave Southern Door a chance to recover from the early onslaught.

The nightcap proved to be a much more harrowing affair as the Vikings narrowly fended off a late-inning surge by the Eagles to clinch a one-run victory. After Will Price tied the game with a home run for Southern Door, Gibraltar seemingly took control with a three-run fifth inning, bolstered by clutch hits from Luke Rericha and Dannhausen. Emerson provided a quality start, fanning seven over five innings, but the Eagles' bats came alive late to slash a five-run deficit to just one. Brey returned in relief to play the hero once more, striking out three in the final frame to halt the comeback and preserve the hard-fought sweep.

Dawson Robinson spearheaded a 7-2 Gilman victory over Thorp, striking out 10 batters and allowing just two runs over nearly six dominant innings. The Pirates broke the game open with a five-run fourth inning, highlighted by two-run singles from both Dawson Grunseth and Robinson. Grunseth led the offensive effort with three RBIs, while the team capitalized on three walks and a timely hitting surge to pull away. Thorp starter Clay Mueller took the loss after yielding five runs in four innings of work. Despite collecting five hits from five different players, the Cardinals were unable to generate enough momentum to overcome Gilman's commanding lead.

Horicon overcame an early deficit to secure a convincing 14-4 victory over Hustisford/Dodgeland. After falling behind in the first, Max LaBlanc ignited the Marshmen offense with a two-run home run, eventually finishing the day with a team-high three RBIs. Jay Graven earned the win on the mound, striking out six over five innings while the defense supported him with five stolen bases, including three from Reed Vorlob. Hustisford/Dodgeland's Noah Kohn took the loss after yielding 12 runs, despite contributing two hits at the plate. Horicon's consistent pressure and a seven-hit attack proved too much for the visitors to handle.

The Johnson Creek Bluejays powered their way to an 18-3 victory over the Deerfield Demons, ignited by an eight-run explosion in the opening inning. Sylas Weisnicht led the offensive charge, finishing 3-for-4 with three singles, while AJ Whitehouse and Hayden Wagner each drove in three runs to keep the pressure on. Mike Heinrich earned the win, throwing three hitless innings, and Hunter Lamp struck out the side in relief to finalize the dominant performance. Johnson Creek displayed excellent discipline and speed, amassing eight walks and six stolen bases throughout the contest. Despite drawing six walks of their own, the Demons were unable to overcome the early deficit handed to starter Reese Paoli, who yielded 14 runs in the loss.

Kettle Moraine completed a thrilling comeback to defeat Catholic Memorial 6-5 in a nine-inning marathon. After trailing 4-0, the Lasers tied the game in the seventh and eventually snatched the lead in the ninth behind a clutch RBI single from Callen Mirek. Tyler Gerard earned the win with two hitless innings of relief, while Mirek anchored the effort with seven strong innings as the starter and two RBIs at the plate. Sam Scaffido led the Lasers' 10-hit attack with three hits, helping to overcome a three-run home run by the Crusaders' Ian Kawczynski. Despite a dominant start from Catholic Memorial's Chase Thomas and multiple double plays from their defense, the Crusaders couldn't hold off Kettle Moraine's late-inning surge.

Kewaskum secured a 7-2 victory over West Bend East, fueled by a balanced attack and a standout performance from Cole Loser. The Indians broke a scoreless tie in the third and pulled away in the fifth with a four-run surge highlighted by Loser's two-run double and a home run from Carter Unger. Loser finished the game with four RBIs, while Kingston Grisolono earned the win on the mound, striking out four over four innings. Kewaskum’s disciplined approach at the plate netted six walks and five stolen bases, keeping constant pressure on the Suns' defense. Despite a flawless fielding effort and a multi-hit day from their lineup, West Bend East couldn't overcome the deficit created by Kewaskum's power surge.

The Kewaunee Storm pitching staff put on a masterclass of efficiency and dominance on Thursday, surrendering just one hit across two shutouts to dismantle the Sevastopol Pioneers.

Brett Paulsen was the story of the series opener, authoring a brilliant no-hitter and punctuating the performance by striking out the final batter to seal the victory. The Storm offense backed their ace early and often, jumping out to a lead in the first inning on a Dane Harrell RBI double before cruising behind a 10-hit attack. Harrell and Waylon Delain each notched two hits and two RBIs, while the team’s aggressive baserunning—highlighted by five stolen bases—kept the Pioneers on their heels. Defensively, the Storm were impenetrable, playing an error-free game that allowed Paulsen to focus on a historic outing where he never allowed the ball to leave the infield for a hit.

The nightcap was decided almost as soon as it began, with Kewaunee exploding for a massive 10-run first inning that effectively ended the contest before the Pioneers could record three outs. A flurry of RBI singles from Harrell, Connor Kilgore, Calvin Kolmorgen, Logan Schaller, and Paulsen overwhelmed the Sevastopol pitching staff, showcasing the relentless depth of the Storm lineup. Delain was nearly as sharp as Paulsen on the mound, surrendering only a single hit over five shutout innings while striking out four without walking a batter. The Pioneers finally broke through the hit column via Andrew Wiesner, but they could find no answer for Kewaunee’s combination of high-octane offense and lockdown pitching.

In a classic pitcher's duel that tested the nerves of both dugouts, the Raiders overcame an early one-run deficit to break the game open in the eighth inning. Colton Schaefer was masterful through seven frames, surrendering just one run on five hits while keeping the Jets off-balance with high-velocity punchouts. The offense finally broke through in the fifth when Ben Gross delivered a clutch double to tie the game, setting the stage for Teagan Schleh’s decisive two-run single in the top of the eighth. Ryan Holz provided the final insurance with a booming triple, ensuring that Andrew Kleinhans could step in to secure the save. Despite a clean defensive performance and a strong start from Roncalli’s Hayden Dewane, the Jets simply could not reach Schaefer’s electric performance when it mattered most.

Aiden Oldenhoff fueled the Kohler Blue Bombers to a 4-1 extra-inning victory over Ozaukee, delivering a dominant performance both on the mound and at the plate. After throwing over seven innings of one-run ball, Oldenhoff broke a 1-1 tie in the top of the ninth with a two-run double, finishing the day with three hits. Kaden Harrington added an RBI single to extend the lead, while Lucas Kading earned the win in relief by striking out four across nearly two perfect innings. Ozaukee managed to force extras after Schroeder drew a bases-loaded walk in the eighth, but they were unable to overcome Kohler's late offensive surge. The Blue Bombers' error-free defense and disciplined hitting, which included seven walks, proved to be the difference in the marathon contest.

Living Word Lutheran secured a 5-3 victory over Lake Country Lutheran. The Timberwolves broke an early 1-1 tie in the third inning when Owen Sather delivered an RBI double to reclaim the lead. Jackson Oliver earned the win on the mound, striking out seven and allowing zero walks over five and one-third innings, while Jack White came on to secure the save. Gabe Lambrecht led the offense with two hits, supported by Gavin Weissenburger's three walks and two stolen bases. Despite a strong two-RBI performance from the Lightning's Grant Manthei, Lake Country Lutheran could not overcome four runs surrendered by starter Tate Hagen.

Lodi secured a 3-0 shutout victory over Waupun behind a dominant combined effort from pitchers Kale Schneider and Alex Breunig. The Blue Devils jumped out to an early lead in the first, followed by a two-run home run from Josh Tatro in the second inning to provide all the necessary insurance. Schneider earned the win by striking out six and scattering three hits over six and one-third innings, while Breunig closed the door to preserve the shutout. Despite 10 strikeouts from the Waupun pitching staff and five hits from the lineup, the Warriors were unable to capitalize on scoring opportunities against Lodi's error-free defense. The Blue Devils' disciplined play and timely power hitting proved to be the difference in the defensive battle.

Luxemburg-Casco secured a thrilling 4-3 walk-off victory over Little Chute in eight innings, sealed by a clutch RBI single from Hudson Billings. The Spartans battled back twice, erasing a fifth-inning deficit created by Gerrit Wittman's two-run home run before Billings tied the game in the sixth and won it in the eighth. Billings also earned the win on the mound in a brief relief appearance following a strong seven-strikeout start from Noah Chervenka. While Little Chute’s Reece Joten struck out nine in a solid starting effort, the Spartans' disciplined hitting and four stolen bases kept the pressure on until the final play. The victory was a balanced team effort, highlighted by Billings’ two hits and two RBIs alongside seven total walks drawn by the Luxemburg-Casco lineup.

Markesan rallied from an early four-run deficit to defeat Cambria-Friesland 14-4, powered by a prolific 13-hit offensive attack. After the Patriots jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first behind a Gursky home run, the Hornets surged ahead in the fourth and never looked back. Logan Lemke finished a perfect 4-for-4 from the leadoff spot, while Jackson Laper added three hits and Lucas Bruce drove in four runs to lead the comeback. Bruce also earned the win on the mound, striking out seven over five and one-third innings before Ian Emkow closed out the game with a hitless frame of relief. Markesan’s aggressive base running was on full display with eight stolen bases, helping them overcome a steady defensive effort from Cambria-Friesland.

Brody Karl delivered the game's biggest highlight with a fourth-inning grand slam to left field, propelling the Marshfield Tigers to a 7-5 victory over Wausau West. The Tigers amassed 12 hits in the contest, led by a three-hit performance from Jakon Sadowska and multiple hits from Dylan Langhoff and Jackson Zaleski. Tyler Kumm earned the win on the mound after four innings of work, while John Will stepped in to secure the save and preserve the lead. Wausau West had briefly taken the lead in the third inning behind RBIs from Miles Waldvogel and Marshal Helke, but they couldn't overcome the power surge from Karl. Despite turning two double plays and drawing six walks, the Warriors fell short as Helke took the loss after yielding six runs in the start.

Kevin Keller anchored a dominant performance for the Mayville Cardinals, racking up 11 strikeouts to power an 11-3 victory over Omro. Mayville jumped out to a 4-0 lead early, highlighted by Tanner Schneider’s two-run home run in the second inning. The Cardinals punctuated the win with a three-run surge in the seventh, capped by a two-run blast from Weston Teeters. Teeters led the offensive effort with three RBIs, while the Cardinals showcased a disciplined eye at the plate by drawing six walks. Keller earned the win, scattering just three hits over nearly seven full innings of work. Omro’s Sowis took the loss, despite a strong seven-strikeout performance in three innings. While Krueger and Boemer each drove in a run for Omro, they were unable to overcome Mayville's superior power and Keller's command on the mound.

Milwaukee King cruised to a dominant 17-1 victory over Milwaukee Hamilton, powered by a massive 16-hit offensive performance and a nine-run explosion in the fifth inning. Cavalli Cincy led the charge at the plate, going 3-for-4 with a double and three stolen bases, while Oden Petty provided the power with four RBIs, including a two-run triple during the fifth-inning surge. The Generals' pitching staff was equally effective, as Gerik Gutowski started the game with three strikeouts over two innings before Owen Ketz and Cincy combined for scoreless relief. Milwaukee King’s defense was flawless, playing error-free ball to support their pitchers. Despite hits from Jackson Moldenhaur, Mason Leber, and Damariee Davis, the Wildcats couldn't contain the Generals' aggressive base running and disciplined approach, which yielded seven walks and seven stolen bases. Zach Parry, Gutowski, Ketz, and Orjan Oulahan all joined the multi-hit club in what was a total team effort for Milwaukee King.

The Milwaukee Reagan Huskies dominated Milwaukee Bradley Tech in a 20-2 victory, fueled by a perfect 3-for-3 performance from Victor Zarate. After an early deficit, the Huskies exploded for 10 runs in the first inning and never looked back, eventually totaling 11 hits and 11 walks. Zarate also led the way on the mound, striking out eight batters and allowing zero earned runs over three innings. The Huskies' aggressive offense was capped off by 13 stolen bases, with Amelion Martinez, Zarate, and Cameron Kleinfeldt each swiping multiple bags. Alexander Silva-Tripoli provided stellar relief to close the game, striking out four in two hitless innings.

Ian Berg powered a stunning comeback as the Monroe Cheesemakers overcame a six-run first-inning deficit to defeat Whitewater 9-7 on Thursday. After falling behind 6-0 in the top of the first, Monroe chipped away before Berg delivered a two-run double and Zane Seffrood followed with a two-run single during a four-run sixth inning to take the lead. Landon Wuebben earned the win in relief, while Berg closed the door with a perfect seventh inning to secure the victory. Monroe starter Zane Seffrood struck out 11 batters over 5.1 innings, while Whitewater’s Jake Egnoski fanned five and allowed four earned runs in 4.2 innings of work. Berg led the Cheesemakers’ offense with two hits and four RBI, and Eli Schaefer added two hits and two stolen bases. Emmet Spear paced Whitewater in the loss, finishing 1-for-4 with a double and two RBI.

The Waunakee Warriors established an early five-run cushion and fended off a mid-game rally to defeat the Watertown Goslings 6-4 on Thursday. Ethan Prell fueled the offense, going 2-for-2 with a double and a solo home run in the sixth inning to provide a crucial insurance run. Watertown narrowed the deficit to one in the fourth behind a two-run double from Alex David, but Waunakee reliever Dane Haviland silenced the comeback by striking out five over three scoreless innings. Wes DuCharme earned the victory on the mound, allowing four runs (two earned) on five hits with eight Ks over four frames. Brody Winkelman took the loss for the Goslings, surrendering five runs in the opening inning, while Brady Lessner led the Watertown lineup with a perfect 2-for-2 performance. Weston Meyer added two hits for the Warriors, who capitalized on seven walks to maintain their early advantage.

Mineral Point defeated Platteville 9-8 in a seventh-inning walk-off. After Evan Kearns walked and advanced on a sacrifice bunt, Hudson Schroeder hit the game-winning RBI single to left field. Platteville's offense was headlined by Carson Opgenorth, who hit two home runs and recorded four RBI. Despite Platteville holding an 8-5 lead in the sixth, Mineral Point rallied with a two-run single by Elliot Kite and an RBI single by Conner Rolli to tie the game. Schroeder finished with three hits, while Kite and Evan Kearns combined for three RBI to help secure the victory.

Montello defeated Fall River 13-10 in a high-scoring comeback. After trailing 9-5, the Hilltoppers exploded for eight runs in the fifth inning, capitalizing on walks, hit batters, and a two-RBI double by Cody Schultz. Kaleb Schumann led Montello with two hits and four RBIs. Fall River’s offense was powered by a five-run fourth inning, highlighted by two-RBI doubles from Ethan Stai and Caleb Christian. Despite a seventh-inning RBI triple by Jayden Abegglen, Montello reliever Evan Lee struck out two in the final frame to secure the win.

Mosinee shut out Merrill 10-0 in six innings, ending the game on a walk-off hit-by-pitch. Kaden Kolodziej earned the win, striking out eight and allowing only two hits over six dominant innings. The Indians’ offense was powered by a six-run fourth inning, featuring RBI doubles from Aiden Laurila and Treve Stoffel. Tyler Baars led the lineup with three hits, including a double and two RBI. Merrill's offense was stifled throughout, managing only a double by Noah Klug and a single by Cooper Wendorf in the loss.

The New Berlin West Vikings cruised to a 12-0 shutout victory over Cudahy, led by a dominant two-way performance from Elijah Gammage and Landon Gusk. Gammage was unstoppable at the plate, driving in five runs on three hits, including a two-run home run in the first inning. On the mound, Gusk was nearly perfect, racking up 11 strikeouts and allowing just one hit with no walks over five innings of work. The Vikings' offense exploded for six runs in the second inning and totaled 11 hits and six walks throughout the game. Cudahy’s Thomas "Eddie" Bryan took the loss after a difficult start, while Landon Fuchs managed the only hit for his squad against the sharp New Berlin West pitching staff.

Oconomowoc defeated Waukesha West 10-1, built on a dominant four-run second and a five-run third. Jacob Kopfer led the Raccoons' offense, going 3-for-4 with two RBIs, while Bennett Osborn added a two-run single. Cooper Schaefgen earned the win, and Danny Flor threw four innings of scoreless relief to finish the game. Waukesha West was limited to three hits and scored its lone run in the third following a bases-loaded error. Oconomowoc’s pitchers combined to strike out eight Wolverines, effectively stifling any comeback attempts.

The Pardeeville Bulldogs dominated Rio in a 23-0 shutout, anchored by Onan Casteel’s nearly perfect performance on the mound. Casteel struck out 10 batters and allowed only one hit with zero walks over five innings of work. Offensively, Alex Metz was unstoppable, going 3-for-3 with two doubles and driving in four runs. The Bulldogs' lineup displayed incredible depth and discipline, amassing 11 hits and nine walks while taking advantage of multiple errors by Rio. With a flawless defensive effort and a consistent scoring attack in every inning, Pardeeville cruised to a comprehensive victory.

Port Washington held off a late Camel Varsity rally to win 9-6. Jackson Dickson powered the Pirates with two doubles and four RBI, while Jack Bunyan earned the win, striking out eight over six innings. After the Pirates built a 9-2 lead, Camel Varsity surged for four runs in the seventh behind a Brett Biondich RBI single and several defensive errors. However, the comeback fell short as the Pirates secured the final out to preserve the victory.

The Poynette Pumas staged a massive comeback to defeat the Columbus Cardinals 11-8 on Thursday after trailing by five runs early. Columbus surged to a 6-1 lead in the third inning behind Carthew’s two-RBI double, but Poynette responded immediately with a relentless 10-run explosion in the top of the fourth. Steinhorst ignited the rally with a two-run single, while Hellenbrand, Wells, and Fessenden also drove in two runs apiece to anchor the offense. Koch earned the win with four strong innings of relief, striking out four and allowing only two runs to keep the Cardinals at bay. Despite a 10-hit effort from Columbus and multiple hits from Schultz and Mobry, Poynette’s error-free defense and nine walks proved to be the difference.

Random Lake defeated Howards Grove 12-1, powered by an eight-run third inning and an 9-strikeout performance from pitcher Decker Kleppin. Kleppin earned the win, allowing only one run over five innings. Parker Fischer capped the scoring with a two-run home run in the fourth. Griffin Donahue led the Rams' offense, going 3-for-3 with a double and two RBIs, while Bredon Danielczak added a double and two runs. Howards Grove’s only run came in the third on an RBI single by Landon Bettack, but the Tigers were unable to overcome 11 strikeouts and multiple defensive errors.

Ripon defeated Mauston 13-3 in six innings, clinched by Shay Otto’s walk-off two-run double. Otto finished 4-for-5 with four RBIs. Coy DeVries earned the win, striking out 14 over five frames and adding a three-RBI double. Despite a three-run Mauston rally in the middle innings, Ripon utilized seven walks and six hit batsmen to maintain pressure. The game ended when Otto drove in Braden Dudzinski and Jackson Nelson to reach the 10-run margin.

The Shoreland Lutheran Pacers dominated St. Catherine's in a 19-2 victory, fueled by a five-run first inning and an eight-run second. Chase Creuziger led the offensive onslaught, going 4-for-5 with four RBIs, while David Kosinski added three hits and four runs scored. Eli Schneider earned the win on the mound, striking out 11 batters and allowing two runs on four hits over five innings. St. Catherine's struggled to contain the Pacers' aggressive baserunning and was held to singles by Lamont Hamilton, Alex Gomez-Garcia, Stephen Straszewski, and Augustine Rodriguez.

The Verona Wildcats rode a seven-run second inning to a 10-1 victory over Sun Prairie West. Grady Miller sparked the offense with a solo home run in the first, while Peyton DiMaggio and Ben DeTienne each drove in two during the second-inning outburst. Caden Martin earned the win, striking out seven and allowing one run over four innings before JJ Rufer and Weber provided scoreless relief. Sun Prairie West’s lone tally came on a first-inning RBI single by Jensen, as the Pioneer offense was limited to five hits in the loss.

The Laona Rebels secured an 11-1 victory over the Three Lakes Blue Jays, capped by Brody Hoffman’s walk-off RBI single in the sixth inning. Walker Winkelman was dominant on the mound, striking out 10 and allowing just one run over six innings. Cooper Albrecht sparked the offense by going 2-for-3 with two doubles and three runs, while Cashton Frisch delivered a clutch three-run single during a four-run fifth. The Blue Jays’ lone run came in the fifth on an RBI single by Sawyer Szews, but they were unable to keep pace with the Rebels' 10-hit attack.

The Waterford Wolverines defeated Westosha Central 6-3 on Thursday, jumping out to an early lead they never relinquished. Mason Thoen led the offensive charge with three RBIs and two hits, while Hayden Milosh and Jacoby Morgan also contributed multi-hit performances to the Wolverines' eight-hit total. Roman Read earned the victory on the mound, striking out four over five and one-third innings before Beau Veit provided scoreless relief to seal the win. Westosha Central tallied nine hits in a disciplined, error-free defensive effort, but they were unable to overcome the early damage dealt to starter Cooper Ruffner. Despite back-to-back multi-hit games from Ben Smet-Cooper and Tytus Nichter, the Falcons' late-inning rallies fell short against Waterford's pitching.

The Westfield Area Pioneers dominated Berlin in a 16-5 victory, fueled by an eight-run second inning and a six-run fifth. Ethan Stolpa led the charge, going 4-for-4 with a two-run home run and four RBI, while Maverick Patten contributed three hits, including two triples. Berlin’s offense was highlighted by a two-run home run in the fifth, but they could not overcome the early deficit. Blake Parker earned the win on the mound, striking out four batters over 3.2 innings before Treyten Roos entered in relief to finish the game.

Noah Bouras delivered a dominant performance on the mound and at the plate to lead the Winneconne Wolves to a 14-0 shutout of Green Bay East. Bouras threw five hitless innings with eight strikeouts and sparked a six-run third inning with a two-RBI single. Dallas Walker keyed the early attack with a run-scoring double in the first and an RBI single in the second, finishing 2-for-3 with three RBIs. The Wolves' offense benefited from a disciplined approach, drawing eight walks and capitalizing on multiple defensive errors to secure the lopsided win.

A late-game explosion carried the Wisconsin Dells Chiefs to a 9-1 win over Wautoma. Nolan Tollaksen provided the finishing blow with a two-run triple in the seventh, following a two-RBI single by Cooper Whitehurst in the sixth. Nolan Schmitz was dominant on the mound, racking up 14 strikeouts while allowing one run on two hits across 5.2 innings. Peter Waterman paced the Chiefs' offense with two hits and three steals, while Ross drove in the only run for Wautoma with a third-inning single.

A nine-run sixth inning powered the Wrightstown Tigers to a 10-1 victory over the Irish. Mason Vande Hey fueled the outburst with a two-run double and an RBI single, while Ryan Leahy finished 3-for-4 with two RBIs. Jacob Miller earned the win, allowing one run over six innings with one strikeout, followed by Michael Besel’s two frames of scoreless relief. Carlton Romitti led the Irish offense, going 2-for-3 with an RBI single, while starter Corey Mathison struck out ten in five innings of work.