WIAA Daily Roundup: April 24

Capitalizing on a late-inning defensive miscue, the Brookfield East Spartans scraped past the Muskego Warriors for a 4-3 victory on Friday. After Jackson Suttle tied the game with his second RBI single of the day in the top of the sixth, the Spartans plated the game-winning run on a seventh-inning error to secure the comeback win. Reliever Zack Steichen shut the door to earn the victory, allowing zero runs on one hit and one walk while striking out three across 2.0 innings. Muskego starter Cruz Ramirez delivered a strong no-decision, yielding two runs on four hits and zero walks with five Ks over 5.0 IP, while Brookfield East starter Dominic Melby surrendered three runs on three hits and two walks over his 2.0 IP. At the plate, the Warriors' lineup was paced by Ty Glysch's perfect 3-for-3 performance and a first-inning solo home run from Maddux Lessard.

A rapid-fire offensive explosion in the first three innings propelled Whitefish Bay to an 11-8 victory over Kenosha St. Joseph on Friday. The Blue Dukes built a commanding 10-1 lead by the third, punctuated by a Charlie Hoven two-run double and a Max Egan RBI triple, before holding off a late-inning surge from the Lancers. Whitefish Bay starter Linus Pajot earned the win, yielding just one run on two hits with four Ks over 3.0 innings, while Bo Behrendt provided 2.0 innings of relief to close out the contest. Despite the loss, Kenosha St. Joseph’s Zach Rizzo turned in a stellar performance at the plate, finishing 3-for-3 with two home runs and five RBI, while Reid Muderlak led the Blue Dukes' attack with two hits, two RBI, and three stolen bases.

The New Berlin Eisenhower Lions built an early advantage and survived a late-inning rally to edge the Waterford Wolverines 6-5 on Friday. Alex Michna provided a major spark for the Lions' offense, finishing 1-for-3 with a triple and two RBI, while Caleb Johns added an RBI double to help secure the victory. Waterford narrowed the gap with a four-run surge across the final two frames, fueled by Mason Thoen’s 3-for-3 performance and sacrifice flies from Carter Thoen and Mason Smith, but Anderson Stoltz closed the door to earn the save. Eisenhower starter Max Nemoir earned the win, surrendering two earned runs on seven hits with eight Ks and one walk over 5.1 innings. Hunter Schneiker took the loss for the Wolverines, allowing five runs (three earned) on two hits and five walks while striking out five in 3.2 innings of work.

A massive six-run fifth inning powered the Fond du Lac Cardinals to a 7-2 victory over the Kimberly Papermakers on Monday. Trailing early after a second-inning error gave Kimberly the lead, Fond du Lac stormed back in the fifth, highlighted by a two-run triple from Grant Guderski and a two-RBI performance by Espen Ketelhut. Noah Ditter went the distance for the Cardinals, earning the win after allowing just two unearned runs on four hits with three Ks over 7.0 IP. Left-hander Braeden Hermes took the loss for the Papermakers, surrendering five unearned runs on eight hits across 4.2 innings of work. Zac Zangl anchored the Cardinals' 10-hit attack with a perfect 4-for-4 day at the plate, while Brady Merzlicker led Kimberly with two hits in three at-bats.

Bay Port used a dominant shutout performance on the mound and timely hitting to blank Green Bay Preble 3-0 on Friday. Artie Adams provided the early spark with an RBI single in the first inning and later delivered a clutch insurance run in the sixth to lead the offense. Parker Lawson earned the win, scattering four hits and three walks while striking out four over 6.0 scoreless innings, and Parker Broehm fanned three batters in the seventh to secure the save. Green Bay Preble starter Will VanBoxel took the loss despite a sharp performance, surrendering three runs on five hits with seven Ks across 5.1 IP. Adams paced Bay Port’s attack with a 2-for-3 day and two RBI, while Marco Aregoni, Trent DeMeuse, and Landon Micolichek each recorded hits for the Hornets in the defensive struggle.

Carter Gordon launched two home runs and drove in five as the Germantown Warhawks dismantled Milwaukee King 18-3 in a five-inning rout on Friday. The Warhawks established dominance early with nine runs over the first two frames, fueled by Gordon’s three-run blast in the first and a Liam Hagland three-run homer in the second. Tristin Brooks earned the win, surrendering one earned run on four hits and one walk over 2.0 IP, while relievers Brady Dospel, Crosby Luedtke, and Dawson Young combined for 3.0 hitless innings with eight strikeouts to close the door. Nolan Vogt spearheaded the 14-hit barrage with a 2-for-2, four-RBI day, and Jon Murkowski added a triple and three runs scored, while Cavalli Clincy led the Milwaukee King attack with a 2-for-3 performance including a double.

Niko Frangopoulos turned in a dominant performance at the plate to lead Arrowhead to a 12-2 victory over Wisconsin Lutheran on Friday. Frangopoulos finished a perfect 4-for-4 with four RBI, highlighted by a two-run home run in the fourth inning, while Henry Muttonen anchored the bottom of the order with two hits and four RBI. Jacob Madlung earned the win on the mound, surrendering two runs on four hits over 4.0 IP, before Jax Lindauer provided two hitless innings of relief with four strikeouts to seal the 10-run win. Ayden Schneble took the loss for the Vikings, allowing four runs (one earned) on four hits and four walks across 2.0 innings. Despite the deficit, Wisconsin Lutheran's offense saw Chase Muma and Eli Dreier each drive in a run, while Cooper Sievert pressured the defense with two stolen bases.

An early offensive barrage and a disciplined approach at the plate carried the Franklin Sabers to a 13-3 victory over Racine Case in six innings on Friday. Franklin jumped out to a 6-0 lead by the second inning and sealed the win with a four-run fifth, aided by 12 total walks issued by Eagles pitching. Dominic Bombien led the Sabers' attack, going 2-for-4 with a double and four RBI, while Nick Firle finished 2-for-3 with a double, a triple, and four runs scored. Prescott Sanford earned the win, allowing three runs (two earned) on two hits with two Ks over 4.2 innings, before Trey Schultz provided 1.1 innings of scoreless relief. Despite the loss, Alejandro Navarro drove in two runs for the Eagles, and Cameron Bongiovanni turned in a multi-hit performance, going 2-for-2 with a walk.

The Chippewa Falls Cardinals used a relentless offensive attack and a dominant shutout performance on the mound to dismantle the Wausau East Lumberjacks 12-0 in five innings on Friday. The Cardinals broke the game open early with a three-run second, highlighted by a two-run triple from Dane Krista, before effectively ending the contest with a massive seven-run outburst in the fifth. Collin Balsiger earned the win with a commanding complete-game shutout, scattering four hits and one walk while striking out five over 5.0 IP. Gaige Stockwell took the loss for the Lumberjacks, surrendering seven runs (six earned) on five hits and four walks in 4.0 innings of work. Krista spearheaded the Cardinals' 10-hit barrage by going 2-for-4 with three RBI, while Connor Kolinski and Brady Smith each added two-hit performances. Despite the lopsided score, Camdyn Rye, Logan Glovinski, Maddox Hurtis, and Stockwell each recorded a hit for the Wausau East offense.

The Blair-Taylor Wildcats answered a mid-game surge with a decisive four-run fourth inning to defeat Whitehall 6-4 on Friday. Starting pitcher Brady Thompson anchored the Wildcats to earn the win, tossing 6.2 innings while allowing just one earned run on nine hits, issuing three walks, and striking out seven. Offensively, Austin Olson paced Blair-Taylor by going 2-for-4 with a double, two RBIs, and three stolen bases, while Thompson aided his own cause with two hits and a pair of RBIs. On the other side, Riley Herman led Whitehall's lineup with a 3-for-4 day at the plate but took the loss after surrendering four earned runs over 3.1 IP. William Youngbauer and Brett Schorbahn also contributed two hits each to fuel Whitehall's attack in the narrow defeat.

The Brillion Lions secured a dramatic 8-7 walk-off victory over the Manitowoc Lutheran Lancers on Friday, plating the decisive run in the bottom of the seventh inning. Brillion's offense jumped out to an early lead behind starting pitcher Aiden Reinke, who drove in a team-high three runs at the plate, and Chase Braun, who went 2-for-4 with a double. After the Lancers erased the deficit with a five-run fourth inning, Brillion reliever James Shimek shut the door to earn the win, firing three scoreless innings of one-hit ball while striking out five. Reinke lasted 3.1 innings in his start, allowing three earned runs on two hits and five walks with four Ks. In the tight defeat, Isaiah Hochmuth paced the Manitowoc Lutheran lineup by going 2-for-4 with a pair of RBIs.

The Campbellsport Cougars erupted for five runs in the bottom of the first inning to cruise to an 8-3 victory over Green Lake/Princeton on Friday. Starting pitcher Wyatt Loehr set the tone on the mound for Campbellsport, yielding just one earned run on two hits while striking out five over 3.0 innings of work. Sawyer Galligan paced the Cougars' attack, going 2-for-2 with a sacrifice fly and a team-high three RBIs, before later tossing two scoreless innings of one-hit relief to help seal the win. Levi Bentz and Jackson Straub also chipped in with an RBI hit apiece to extend the early lead. For Green Lake/Princeton, Deegan McCutcheon took the loss after allowing four earned runs and five walks over 3.0 IP, while Landen Waters provided an offensive spark with an RBI double and a run scored in the defeat.

The Cedarburg Bulldogs erased an early deficit with a relentless 15-hit offensive attack to outslug the Wauwatosa West Trojans 14-10 on Friday. Damen Lonstine powered the Bulldogs at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a double, a triple, and a team-high four RBIs, while Ryan Winker added three hits and drove in a pair of runs. After Cedarburg starting pitcher Cooper Hall surrendered four earned runs on five hits and two walks with two strikeouts over 2.0 innings, Ethan Paulson stabilized the game in relief to earn the win, allowing just two earned runs on four hits over 5.0 innings of work. On the other side, Devin Townsend provided the heaviest damage for the Trojans, smashing a two-run home run in the first inning and finishing 2-for-3 with four RBIs. Jonathan Vang was tagged with the loss for Wauwatosa West after giving up four earned runs on nine hits and five walks over 3.0 IP, while Layne Guardiola chipped in a two-run triple in the high-scoring defeat.

The Darlington Redbirds erupted for five runs in the top of the seventh inning to stun Fennimore with a 6-4 comeback victory on Friday. Starting pitcher Mason Wiegel earned the win for Darlington, striking out six while allowing four earned runs on three hits and three walks over 6.0 innings, before Dante Glendenning tossed a scoreless final frame to secure the result. Offensively, Grady O'Brien and Glendenning came through in the clutch, each driving in a pair of runs, while Landon Edgerton went 2-for-3 with a double to pace the lineup. For Fennimore, starting pitcher Casey Dresen turned in a dominant no-decision, racking up 14 strikeouts and yielding just one earned run over 6.0 innings of work. At the plate, Dresen and Gianni Filardo each launched home runs to build the initial advantage, but reliever Noah Needham was ultimately tagged with the loss after surrendering five earned runs in the decisive seventh inning.

The De Pere Redbirds utilized a pair of four-run innings to pull away for an 8-5 victory over Sheboygan North on Friday. Starting pitcher Will Nikolay earned the win for De Pere, allowing two earned runs on six hits and four walks while striking out five over 5.2 innings of work. At the plate, Nikolay aided his own cause by going 2-for-4 with an RBI, while Isaac Herlache paced the Redbirds' lineup with a 2-for-3 performance, two RBIs, and a stolen base. For Sheboygan North, Brett Rybarczyk took the loss after surrendering three earned runs on seven hits and five walks across 4.2 IP. Rybarczyk also provided a spark offensively with an RBI double, and Tristin Hundt chipped in a pair of hits for Sheboygan North in the defeat.

The Dodgeville Dodgers erased an early deficit by exploding for seven runs in the fourth inning to cruise past Prairie du Chien 9-1 on Friday. Starting pitcher Caden Schneider turned in a dominant performance to earn the win for Dodgeville, racking up 11 strikeouts without issuing a walk and allowing just one earned run on six hits over 6.0 innings. Bryce Crubaugh-Lockard paced the Dodgers' lineup with a 3-for-5 day at the plate and three RBIs, while Boone Rickard also drove in three runs and Jack Graber chipped in a pair of hits, including a double. For Prairie du Chien, Mara took the loss after surrendering six earned runs on eight hits across 3.1 IP. De Chesebro and Sutter collected two hits apiece to lead Prairie du Chien offensively, while Marx drove in the team's lone run in the defeat.

The Elkhorn Elks jumped out to an early lead with a three-run first inning and never looked back, cruising to a 6-2 victory over the Janesville Parker Vikings on Friday. Starting pitcher Logan Cutshall earned the win for Elkhorn, tossing 3.0 innings of two-hit ball while allowing just one earned run and striking out five, before Tage Jensen fired two spotless innings of relief. Ethan Woller sparked the Elks' offensive attack with a perfect 3-for-3 day at the plate, including a triple and two runs scored, while Ayden McGraw and Romeo Morales each collected two hits and an RBI. For Janesville Parker, Ryan Jensen took the loss after surrendering four earned runs on eight hits across 3.0 IP. Henry Simmons paced the Vikings at the plate in the defeat, finishing 2-for-3 with a double, an RBI, and a run scored.

The Fall Creek Crickets capitalized on seven Arcadia errors and backed a dominant pitching performance to secure an 11-1 run-rule victory over the Raiders in five innings on Friday. Starting pitcher Finley Wright earned the win for Fall Creek, tossing 4.0 innings of one-hit ball while allowing just one earned run, walking four, and striking out eight. Josh Wright powered the Crickets' offense, going 3-for-4 with a double, a triple, four runs scored, and a team-high three RBIs. Bryson Elkins also contributed a pair of hits and an RBI as Fall Creek methodically built its lead before putting the game away with a three-run fifth inning. On the mound for Arcadia, Logan Breska took the loss after yielding six runs, only one of which was earned, across 3.0 IP, while Austin Hughes generated the lineup's sole offensive output with an RBI hit in the first inning.

Starting pitcher Ryan Butts fired a complete-game shutout to lead the Grafton Black Hawks 2026 to a commanding 8-0 victory over the Port Washington Pirates on Friday. Butts controlled the game from the mound, scattering just three hits and a single walk while striking out three over 7.0 scoreless innings to earn the win. Jack Schmanski powered Grafton's offense with a 3-for-4 performance and a pair of RBIs, while Zach Plier sparked the lineup by going 2-for-3 and crossing the plate three times. On the other side, Thomas Ward took the loss for Port Washington, allowing two earned runs on six hits and five walks while striking out five across 4.0 innings of work. O'Neil Wright, Max Webb, and Dylan Crain accounted for the Pirates' only hits as the lineup struggled to piece together any momentum in the shutout defeat.

The Greendale Panthers capitalized on a decisive four-run second inning and stellar relief pitching to edge the Nicolet Knights 5-4 on Saturday. After starting pitcher Mike Hemme went 3.0 innings, allowing three runs on three hits with one walk and two Ks, Reece Kelly took over to earn the win, firing 4.0 innings of relief while yielding just one earned run on three hits and striking out five. Noah Jacobson and Hunter Isotalo paced the Panthers at the plate, each tallying two hits and a double, while Peter Geitmann and Luke Breitzman contributed an RBI apiece. For the Knights, Brock Stuck provided an offensive spark by going 2-for-3 with an RBI in the narrow defeat. Cal Vercoe also chipped in an RBI double for Nicolet, but the lineup was ultimately stifled by Kelly's extended relief appearance.

The Kettle Moraine Lasers erupted for six runs in the bottom of the first inning to set the tone for a decisive 12-4 victory over the Homestead Highlanders on Friday. Chase Schimpf provided the heaviest blow for the Lasers' offense by launching a three-run home run in the opening frame, while Jimmy Angle and Micah Witt Jr. each tallied a double and two RBIs. Starting pitcher Sam Scaffido shut down Homestead early, tossing 2.0 scoreless innings with four strikeouts while allowing just one hit and a walk, before Nick Sievert took over to earn the win with 4.0 innings of relief, striking out five and yielding three earned runs. On the other side, Nicholas Harris took the loss for the Highlanders after surrendering six earned runs and walking six batters over 3.0 innings of work. Luke Lalonde paced Homestead at the plate by going 2-for-4 with an RBI, but the lineup ultimately struggled to mount a sustained comeback after falling into the early hole.

The Kewaskum Indians erupted for six runs in the top of the first inning to set the tone for a commanding 13-2 victory over the Winnebago Lutheran Academy Vikings on Friday. Alex Jacobson powered the Kewaskum offense, going a perfect 2-for-2 at the plate with a home run, two runs scored, and a pair of RBIs, while Levi Whitfield and Brayden Loehr each contributed an RBI double to extend the early lead. Starting pitcher Landon Scheel earned the win, stifling the opposition by allowing just two earned runs on three hits with no walks and one strikeout over 4.0 innings of work. For Winnebago Lutheran Academy, Mason Faust provided a brief spark in the defeat by tallying an RBI double and scoring a run. Faust also took the loss on the mound after surrendering six earned runs on three hits and three walks in the rocky opening frame before handing the ball over to the bullpen.

The Kewaskum Indians erupted for six runs in the top of the first inning to set the tone for a commanding 13-2 victory over the Winnebago Lutheran Academy Vikings on Friday. Alex Jacobson powered the Kewaskum offense, going a perfect 2-for-2 at the plate with a home run, two runs scored, and a pair of RBIs, while Levi Whitfield and Brayden Loehr each contributed an RBI double to extend the early lead. Starting pitcher Landon Scheel earned the win, stifling the opposition by allowing just two earned runs on three hits with no walks and one strikeout over 4.0 innings of work. For Winnebago Lutheran Academy, Mason Faust provided a brief spark in the defeat by tallying an RBI double and scoring a run. Faust also took the loss on the mound after surrendering six earned runs on three hits and three walks in the rocky opening frame before handing the ball over to the bullpen.

The New Glarus Glarner Knights overcame eight defensive errors with a relentless early offensive attack to outlast Edgerton 10-7 on Friday. Starting pitcher Liam Crawford earned the win for New Glarus, battling through 4.2 innings while allowing six earned runs on four hits and six walks with four strikeouts, before Ethan Colstad shut down the opposition with 2.1 hitless, scoreless innings of relief. Landon Stelter powered the Glarner Knights at the plate with a perfect 4-for-4 performance, a double, and three RBIs, while Matthew Roth launched a home run and Brock Roth chipped in two hits and three RBIs to build the early advantage. On the other side, Appel provided massive power for Edgerton's lineup by blasting a pair of home runs, scoring three times, and driving in three runs. Despite a stabilizing bullpen effort from Laschum, who took the loss after tossing 5.0 innings and allowing three earned runs, Edgerton could not overcome the deficit created when starting pitcher Doerr surrendered seven earned runs on six hits in the game's opening inning.

Logan Ten Haken lined a go-ahead RBI double in the top of the ninth inning to lift New London to a thrilling 3-2 extra-inning victory over Luxemburg-Casco on Friday. Ten Haken also dominated on the mound in a no-decision, striking out eight batters and allowing just one earned run over 6.0 innings of work before Parker Heise tossed 3.0 scoreless innings of relief to earn the win. At the plate, Ten Haken paced the New London offense with a 3-for-5 performance and a stolen base, while Nick Starcheske chipped in a pair of hits. For Luxemburg-Casco, Hudson Billings was tagged with the loss after surrendering the decisive run over 3.0 relief innings, following a solid start from Ethan Engum, who struck out five across 3.2 IP. Jacob Coisman generated consistent pressure on the basepaths for Luxemburg-Casco in the narrow defeat, going 2-for-4 with a pair of stolen bases.

The Notre Dame Academy Triton erased a late deficit by erupting for five runs in the sixth inning to rally past the West De Pere Phantoms 5-2 on Friday. Jacob Reineking delivered the decisive blow for Notre Dame Academy, lining a bases-clearing, three-run double to center field to highlight the comeback frame, while Tyler Siudzinski chipped in a 2-for-3 performance with an RBI double of his own. Starting pitcher Drew Magnuson anchored the Triton to earn the win, racking up nine strikeouts over 6.0 innings while allowing just two earned runs on five hits and one walk, before Brennen Frelich struck out the side in a spotless seventh inning of relief. On the other side, West De Pere starting pitcher Nolan Sell turned in a dominant no-decision, tossing 4.0 scoreless innings with eight Ks, but reliever Holden Mulloy took the loss after surrendering the five-run surge. Laliwa Delgado provided an early spark for the Phantoms by launching a solo home run in the first inning, and Sammy Berg collected a pair of hits in the narrow defeat.

The Oconomowoc Raccoons built an early six-run advantage and held off a mid-game rally to defeat the Hartford Orioles 6-3 on Friday. Starting pitcher Chase Doyle earned the win for Oconomowoc, tossing 3.0 scoreless innings while allowing just two hits and striking out five, before Berkely Erickson closed the door with 2.0 spotless frames of relief to seal the result. Bennett Osborn paced the Raccoons' offense with a perfect 2-for-2 performance at the plate, while Max Basso doubled and drove in a run, and Colin O'Leary reached base twice, scoring two runs and adding an RBI single. For Hartford, starting pitcher Hunter Weinfurter took the loss after surrendering five runs, only two of which were earned, over 3.0 innings of work. Kaiden Romens led the Orioles' lineup by tallying a double, and Aidan Kolb drove in a run on a sacrifice fly during Hartford's three-run fifth inning.

The Oconto Falls Panthers edged out Kingsford in a tightly contested 6-5 victory, relying on a balanced lineup and effective relief pitching. Landon Delfosse provided a huge spark off the bench, driving in two runs, while Trace Brehmer and Carter Heroux each contributed an RBI to the winning effort. Logan Berg earned the win on the mound, pitching two solid innings of relief and surrendering zero earned runs. Kingsford out-hit the Panthers 10-9, led by multi-hit performances from their top three hitters, but four defensive errors proved costly in the one-run loss. The number 4 hitter for Kingsford took the loss despite a gritty performance where they struck out seven over 6.1 innings.

The Omro Foxes defeated the Winneconne Wolves 8-1, utilizing a productive offense and a combined three-pitcher effort to secure the win. Evan Bernier and Cole Marine led the charge for the Foxes, each driving in two runs and collecting two hits, while Cade Boynton also contributed a hit and an RBI. Cole Marine earned the victory on the mound, allowing just one run over three innings, followed by Jake Hunter and Evan Krueger, who combined for four shutout frames of relief. Winneconne struggled to ignite their offense, managing only three hits—one each from Lucky Pahl and Aaron Zimmer. Colson Kleinschmidt took the loss for the Wolves after the Foxes broke the game open with seven runs in the early stages, aided by several defensive miscues.

The Oostburg Flying Dutchmen defeated the Valders Vikings 5-2, led by a strong offensive effort and effective relief pitching. Chase Townsend sparked the lineup with two hits, including a double and an RBI, while Noah Huenink and Bryce Brusse also contributed multi-hit games and runs batted in. Townsend earned the win on the mound, striking out five over three innings of work, followed by Garret Rauwerdink, who tossed four shutout frames of relief to seal the victory. Valders managed seven hits, including doubles from Austin Ebert and Carter Valleskey, but they struggled to capitalize on base runners against the Dutchmen's pitching. Austin Starr took the loss for the Vikings, surrendering five runs over five innings despite recording five strikeouts.

The Palmyra-Eagle Panthers shut out the Whitewater Whippets 10-0 in a dominant performance on both sides of the ball. Alex Harbison set the tone on the mound, earning the win with a masterful five-inning start, allowing just one hit and striking out six. The Panthers' offense was led by Nathan Brodzik, who finished 3-for-4 with two runs scored, while Dalton Anton provided extra-base power with a double and an RBI. Whitewater struggled to generate any momentum against the combined one-hitter from Harbison and Brodzik, with Liam Springer recording the only hit for the Whippets. Defensive errors also plagued Whitewater, allowing Palmyra-Eagle to extend several scoring rallies throughout the contest. Brady Friend took the loss for Whitewater in a game where the Panthers' pitching and timely hitting proved insurmountable.

The Pewaukee Pirates dominated a Saturday doubleheader against the Brookfield Academy Blue Knights, showcasing overwhelming offensive power and elite pitching to sweep the series.

Pewaukee opened the day with a masterclass on the mound as George Hendricks tossed a five-inning no-hitter to secure a 10-0 victory. The Pirates' offense provided plenty of support, led by JonDavid Jacobs and Jack Tabbert, who both finished with a double and a triple in the contest. Jacobs spearheaded the run production with three RBIs, while Logan Peterson set the tone at the top of the lineup with two RBIs of his own. Brookfield Academy struggled to find any rhythm against Hendricks, who struck out six and issued only one walk. Garrett Priebe took the loss for the Blue Knights as Pewaukee’s aggressive baserunning, including five stolen bases, kept the pressure on from start to finish.

The Pirates' bats remained red-hot in the nightcap, piling up 17 hits in an 18-0 shutout to complete the sweep. Colton Wall anchored the offense with a perfect 3-for-3 performance, driving in four runs and doubling, while Colin Peterson added three hits and a home run. Cayden Burtness also joined the home run parade, contributing two RBIs as Pewaukee broke the game open early. Skylar Abt earned the win in relief, part of a combined four-pitcher effort that limited Brookfield Academy to just four hits. The Blue Knights were led by Connor Tracy’s two hits, but they couldn't overcome the relentless Pirate attack. Kolton Nimmer took the loss for Brookfield Academy in a game defined by Pewaukee’s extra-base power and defensive precision.

The Platteville Hillmen secured a 10-4 victory over Richland Center, propelled by a potent offense that collected 12 hits. Carson Opgenorth led the charge with three RBIs and a triple, while Alex Cullen contributed a multi-hit performance to keep the pressure on. Kingston Clayton earned the win on the mound, throwing a complete game and striking out seven batters while surrendering only one earned run. Richland Center struggled to keep pace, managing just three hits against Clayton’s steady command. Despite defensive miscues from both sides, Platteville’s ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities proved to be the difference. Heisz took the loss for Richland Center after the Hillmen's hitters found a rhythm in the middle innings.

The Plymouth Panthers defeated the Appleton West Terrors 5-3 in a contest highlighted by strong relief pitching and timely extra-base hits. Oliver Picard led the offensive charge for the Panthers, going 3-for-3 with a double and two runs scored, while Kale Marquardt added two hits and an RBI. Will Krebsbach earned the victory on the mound, pitching three innings of relief and striking out five to preserve the lead established by starter Ayden Krebsbach. Appleton West struggled to generate consistent contact, finishing with just one hit—a double by Isaac Ise—though they showed discipline by drawing nine walks as a team. Henry Ott took the loss for the Terrors despite a complete-game effort in which he struck out four.

The Poynette Pumas secured a 10-4 victory over the Westfield Area Pioneers, overcoming an early deficit with a late-inning offensive surge. Teagan Nelson led the Pumas' attack with two hits and two RBIs, while Gabe Fessenden also drove in two runs to help spark the comeback. Kyle Hellenbrand earned the win on the mound, providing three dominant innings of two-hit, scoreless relief to shut down the Pioneers' momentum. Westfield Area was led by their number 22 hitter, who drove in three runs and doubled, but the team was undone by six defensive errors. Poynette showed excellent discipline throughout the contest, drawing eight walks and taking advantage of every defensive miscue to pull away.

The Prescott Cardinals outlasted Amery in a narrow 3-2 extra-innings victory, driven by a lights-out relief performance. Jackson Matzek earned the win, throwing two hitless innings and striking out three to close out the contest. Offensively, Matzek led the way with two doubles, while Zac Matzek drove in two crucial runs to help secure the win. Amery's Isaac Thayer delivered a masterful start, striking out nine over seven innings and surrendering only two runs, but the offense struggled to provide late support. Amery showed patience with eight team walks, but the Cardinals' pitching staff combined for 13 strikeouts to keep them at bay. Morrissey took the loss for Amery after Prescott found the winning run in the final frame.

The Pulaski Red Raiders defeated Ashwaubenon 4-1, backed by a masterful complete-game performance on the mound. Braun Wotruba earned the victory, striking out eight batters and allowing zero earned runs over seven dominant innings. Offensively, the Red Raiders were led by Hunter Huisman, who drove in two runs and doubled, while Eli Heuser contributed two hits to the winning effort. Ashwaubenon struggled to find a rhythm against Wotruba’s command, managing only four hits throughout the contest. Despite a solid outing from Nick Smith, who struck out six over 5.2 innings, the Jaguars were unable to overcome Pulaski's timely hitting and error-free defense. Pulaski’s discipline at the plate also played a factor, as they drew four walks to help secure the win.

The Racine Horlick Rebels erased an early deficit with a late-inning surge to defeat Racine Park 8-5 on Friday. Brayden Scalf sparked the comeback with a game-tying solo home run in the third, while Jaxon Scalf delivered a clutch two-run single in the fifth to give the Rebels a lead they would not relinquish. Jaxon Scalf also earned the win on the mound, throwing a complete game and allowing five runs (three earned) on five hits with six strikeouts and five walks over 7.0 innings. The Rebels' offense was further bolstered by Brody Walthers, who finished 3-for-3, and Garret Kildahl, who drove in two runs with a sixth-inning single. Racine Park’s effort was led by Cameron Doe, who went 1-for-4 with two RBI, and Gavin Danielson, who doubled and scored twice. Dillon Danielson took the loss for the Panthers, surrendering 10 hits and seven earned runs while striking out seven in 6.0 innings of work.

Blake Reynolds dominated on both sides of the ball Friday, clubbing a first-inning solo home run and striking out 12 to lead the River Ridge Timberwolves to a 9-0 shutout victory over Argyle. Reynolds earned the win after tossing 5.0 scoreless innings, allowing just one hit and three walks, while Alan Hernandez provided stellar relief with 2.0 hitless frames and three Ks to complete the one-hitter. The Timberwolves' offense broke the game open with a four-run fourth inning, highlighted by a two-run double from Reynolds and an RBI single by Hernandez. Cael Koenig paced the River Ridge lineup with a 3-for-4 performance and three runs scored, while Alan Hernandez added three hits and three RBI. Argyle struggled to find a rhythm against the River Ridge staff, though Braylon Bidlingmaier accounted for the team's lone hit with a fourth-inning double. Mitchell Johnsen shouldered the loss for Argyle, yielding nine runs, only four of which were earned, on 10 hits over 6.0 innings of work.

The Rosholt Hornets secured a convincing 12-2 victory over Gillett, powered by a dominant performance on the mound and a disciplined approach at the plate. Cash Calhoun earned the win, racking up 14 strikeouts and surrendering only one earned run over a complete six-inning performance. Offensively, the Hornets capitalized on 12 walks and aggressive baserunning, led by John Phillip’s four stolen bases and Matthew Ostrowski’s three RBIs. Gillett managed just three hits in the contest, including doubles from Haak and Schindler, but they were unable to overcome Rosholt's consistent pressure. Boorsman took the loss for Gillett, struggling with command as the Hornets' lineup worked deep counts to pull away in the later innings.

Seymour Varsity Thunder edged out the Little Chute Mustangs 7-6 in a back-and-forth battle that came down to the final innings. Xavier Salzman provided the power for the Thunder, driving in three runs including a key double, while Jordan Thompson added two RBIs to the winning effort. Carson Staffeldt earned the victory on the mound, tossing three scoreless frames in relief to shut down a Little Chute offense that had tallied nine hits. The Mustangs were led by Trevor Verhagen and Gerrit Wittman, who each recorded multi-hit games and drove in runs, but three defensive errors ultimately proved costly. Jackson Romenesko took the loss for Little Chute despite a gritty 6.2-inning performance where he struck out two and allowed only four earned runs.

The Shoreland Lutheran Pacers defeated the Luther Prep Phoenix 6-4 in a closely contested matchup. Noah Reece earned the victory on the mound, striking out seven batters over five innings of work while surrendering only three earned runs. The Pacers' offense was led by Eli Schneider and Isaac Lopez, who each drove in key runs, and Chase Creuziger, who went 3-for-4 with a double. Luther Prep kept the game competitive behind a multi-hit performance from Brice Gosch and two RBIs from Danny Taylor, but they were unable to overcome the Pacers' early momentum. Reid Martin took the loss for the Phoenix, surrendering four runs over three innings, while Brayden Polzin provided a scoreless relief appearance to secure the win for Shoreland Lutheran.

The South Milwaukee Rockets powered past the Milwaukee Reagan Huskies in an 11-1 victory, using a balanced offensive attack and dominant pitching. Finley Pearson earned the win on the mound, striking out three and allowing no runs over two innings, while Casey Helgren followed with three dominant frames of scoreless relief. Helgren was also a standout at the plate, collecting two hits and driving in two runs, alongside Jayden Reynaldo and Finley Pearson who also contributed two RBIs each. Milwaukee Reagan struggled to find a rhythm offensively, managing only four hits, including a single and an RBI from Lucas Wall. Emilio Cruz took the loss for the Huskies after surrendering three earned runs in the early stages of the game.

The Stoughton Vikings outlasted Big Foot in a 9-6 victory, overcoming a late-inning push to secure the win. Stoughton relied on a balanced offense and aggressive baserunning, with Oliver Pietruszynski leading the way with two hits, including a double. Reign Altenburg and Jon Wogsland each drove in crucial runs, while Jaxson Nielsen showed great discipline by drawing two walks and scoring twice. Big Foot’s offense was led by their number 17 and number 7 hitters, who combined for five RBIs, but they were unable to fully close the gap against Stoughton's pitching staff. Tate Schneider earned the win on the mound, striking out five batters over three innings while allowing only one earned run.

The Stratford Tigers powered past Athens in a convincing 13-2 victory, capitalizing on a steady offensive attack and patient plate appearances. Jack Remus and Drew Bluhm led the charge with two RBIs apiece, while Drew Gage provided a spark with two hits, including a double. Kolton Haupt earned the win on the mound, striking out three batters and allowing only three hits over a complete five-inning performance. Athens struggled to keep pace despite an RBI single from Jeffrey Draper, as their pitching staff surrendered 12 earned runs and issued six walks. Stratford’s aggressive baserunning further pressured the defense, with the Tigers swiping six bases to maintain control throughout the game.

The Waukesha South Blackshirts defeated West Allis Central 9-2, propelled by an elite pitching performance and timely power. Noah Hager earned the win on the mound, allowing just two hits and one run while striking out five over four innings, followed by Charlie Shepard, who struck out eight in three perfect innings of relief. Michael Petfalski anchored the offense, launching a home run and driving in two runs, while Bryce Krueck added two hits to the winning effort. West Allis Central struggled to generate offense against the dominant duo, managing only two hits, including a double by Styven Vasquez. Despite drawing nine walks as a team, the Blackshirts' aggressive baserunning and superior pitching command kept the Bulldogs at bay throughout the contest.

The Waupun Warriors edged out the Laconia Spartans 4-3 in a tightly contested extra-innings battle. Landen Larsen earned the victory on the mound, providing a stellar relief performance with eight strikeouts while allowing only one hit over three and a third scoreless innings. Offensively, Emmett Hull drove in a crucial run, while the team showed patience at the plate by drawing five walks to keep pressure on the Laconia defense. The Spartans were led by Drake Stigler, who tallied two hits and an RBI, but they were unable to capitalize on scoring opportunities late in the game. Cayden Shaver delivered a strong seven-inning start for Laconia, but Asher Morgan ultimately took the loss in relief.

The Wausau West Varsity Warriors and Eau Claire North Huskies Varsity engaged in a pair of hard-fought battles this Saturday, with each team utilizing a dominant pitching performance to secure a split of the doubleheader.

Keegan Kruzan turned in a masterpiece on the mound to lead the Warriors to a victory in the opener, racking up a staggering 14 strikeouts and surrendering only one hit over six and a third innings. Wausau West’s offense provided just enough support, backed by Ty Teske’s two-hit effort and a clutch double from Joe Graveen. While Eau Claire North’s Tyler Barrows managed to swipe a base and drive in the Huskies' lone run, they simply had no answer for Kruzan’s overpowering stuff. Joe Graveen entered in the final frame to record the last two outs, preserving a win defined by elite pitching and defensive composure from the Warriors.

The Huskies' bats found their rhythm in the nightcap, overcoming a multi-hit performance from Joe Graveen to salvage the split in a high-tension affair. Mason Bruesewitz provided the decisive blow with a critical double and three RBIs, while P Kata anchored the effort on the hill to earn the win. Wausau West threatened late, aided by a balanced attack that saw contributions from Marshal Helke and Ben Muschinske, but the Huskies' bullpen held firm in the final frames. Despite multiple hits from Graveen and a resilient effort by the Warriors' lineup, Eau Claire North’s ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities ensured they walked away with a hard-earned victory.

Will Keenlance delivered a masterful complete-game performance on the mound to lift the Westby Norsemen to a 2-1 victory over West Salem in a tight defensive battle Thursday. Keenlance earned the win after navigating 7.0 innings, surrendering just one run on six hits with one walk and zero strikeouts on 67 pitches. The Norsemen took an early lead in the first on a West Salem error before Maddux Fencl provided the decisive insurance with an RBI single in the sixth. Fencl led the Westby offense with a 2-for-3 afternoon, while Jadon Johnson added a hit and a stolen base to the winning effort. West Salem’s Kayden Dettmering suffered the loss despite a strong start, allowing one earned run on three hits with two Ks over 6.0 innings, and also drove in his team's lone run with a sixth-inning sacrifice fly. The Packers’ lineup saw multi-hit contributions from Mekebo Anderson and Luke Grube, but they ultimately left the tying run stranded in the final frame.

The Whitnall Falcons rode a ten-run surge through the first three innings to dismantle the Cudahy Packers 12-2 on Friday. The Falcons’ attack was headlined by Kyle Klumb, who went 3-for-3 with two doubles and two RBI, and Hayden Spahn, who finished 2-for-2 with a triple, two RBI, and four stolen bases. On the mound, Whitnall starter Landon Olsen earned the win, yielding two runs on two hits while striking out seven and walking one over three frames. Corey Gast provided a dominant relief performance to close the contest, striking out six and allowing just one hit across three scoreless innings. Cudahy’s offense was paced by Jonathan Pettke, who delivered a two-run double in the third to provide his team's only scoring. Despite the early pressure, Pettke struggled in his start, surrendering 10 runs (eight earned) on 10 hits over three innings of work as the Falcons’ speed on the basepaths proved insurmountable.

The Wittenberg-Birnamwood Chargers unleashed a relentless offensive assault Friday, racking up 27 hits to overwhelm Menominee Nation 26-1 in a five-inning contest. Connor Meverden spearheaded the explosion by going a perfect 6-for-6 with five RBI and a triple, while Zandyr Barke and Milo Salvensen each contributed early triples to help the Chargers plate 24 runs through the first three frames. Wittenberg-Birnamwood starter Oliver Fraaza earned the win, dominant over 2.0 innings with zero runs allowed, one hit, one walk, and three Ks. Menominee Nation found a late spark in the fifth when Ty Diamond scored on an error following a fielder's choice, though the Chargers' staff combined to limit the hosts to just two hits, singles by CJ Pyawasay and Izayah Peters, while racking up nine strikeouts on the day.

The Wrightstown Tigers exploded for nine runs in the first two innings to secure a dominant 12-2 victory over the Clintonville Truckers on Friday. Rogan Thompson fueled the early onslaught, finishing 2-for-4 with three RBI, while Max Dockum added two hits and three RBI of his own to keep the pressure on. Wrightstown’s Theo Van Rossum earned the win on the mound, allowing just one hit and zero earned runs while striking out one over five innings of work. Clintonville managed to break the shutout in the fifth behind a sacrifice fly from Parker Soldner and an RBI hit-by-pitch from Reece Killips, but the deficit proved too large to overcome. Conner MaGee recorded the lone hit for the Truckers, who struggled against Van Rossum’s command despite drawing four walks. The Tigers' efficient offense totaled eight hits and took advantage of six walks to end the contest via the mercy rule in five innings.