WIAA Daily Roundup: May 13

The New Berlin Eisenhower Lions leaned on a dominant pitching performance and a pair of third-inning home runs to secure a 10-4 victory over the New Berlin West Vikings on Wednesday. The Lions established an early lead in the first inning when Carter Monreal grounded out to push two runs across the plate. After New Berlin West capitalized on a defensive error to tie the game at 2-2 in the top of the second, New Berlin Eisenhower reclaimed the lead for good with a decisive three-run surge in the bottom of the third. The rally was highlighted by a two-run home run to right field by Alex Michna, immediately followed by a solo blast to center field from Caleb Johns to make it 5-2. The Lions continued to apply pressure, extending their advantage with a pair of runs in the fourth and a three-run fifth inning to put the game out of reach. Caleb Johns earned the win with a powerful performance on the hill, surrendering four runs on three hits while racking up 10 strikeouts over four and two-thirds innings of work. Anderson Stoltz provided lockdown relief, tossing the remainder of the contest to collect the save. The Eisenhower offense piled up 10 hits on the day, with Charlie Wait, Max Nemoir, Carter Monreal, and Caleb Johns spearheading the attack with two hits apiece. Johns, Monreal, and Alex Michna provided the heavy lifting with 2 RBI each. The Lions also wreaked havoc on the basepaths, tallying seven stolen bases as a team, led by a staggering four steals from Collin Harrington and two from Wait. For the Vikings, Logan Zylka set the tone at the top of the lineup with two hits and Zablocki drove in two runs

The Mukwonago Indians leaned on clutch hitting and timely run production to secure a 10-4 victory over Westosha Central on Wednesday. The Indians established an early lead in the first inning when Caleb Scheel laced an RBI single. After Westosha Central seized a 2-1 advantage in the top of the second behind a two-run double from Parker Haubrich, Mukwonago answered immediately in the bottom half of the frame to reclaim a 4-2 lead on run-scoring singles by Scheel and Braedon Paczocha. Westosha tied the game at 4-4 in the top of the fourth, but the Indians broke the deadlock for good in the bottom half with a decisive three-run surge, highlighted by an Isaac Teisl RBI triple, a sacrifice fly from Bo Dooley, and a solo home run to left field by Paczocha. Mukwonago then put the game out of reach with a three-run explosion in the sixth, punctuated by another two-run knock from Paczocha. Cooper Graham earned the win with a gritty performance on the mound, surrendering four runs on six hits while racking up eight strikeouts over 5.0 innings of work. Ayden Andrysczyk provided lockdown relief to slam the door, tossing 2.0 scoreless frames with two strikeouts and zero walks. Braedon Paczocha was a massive force at the plate, spearheading the 11-hit attack with a 3-for-4 performance that included a home run and a game-high 4 RBI. Caleb Scheel was perfect at the plate, collecting three hits and 2 RBI, while Isaac Teisl and Bo Dooley also tallied multi-hit games, with Teisl adding a double and a triple and Dooley driving in two runs. The Indians kept the pressure on the basepaths as well, with stolen bases from Tyler Smeiska and Caden Baker. For Westosha Central, Jack Bline and Everett Lucero each collected two hits, and Parker Haubrich and Bline drove in two runs apiece

The Germantown Warhawks overcame multiple deficits and leaned on a clutch mid-game rally to secure an 8-6 victory over the Brookfield Central Lancers on Wednesday. Brookfield Central struck first in the opening frame when Drew Heun laced a two-run single, eventually extending their advantage to 3-1 by the second inning. Germantown battled back to tie the game at 3-3 in the top of the fourth behind a run-scoring single from Landon Hagland. After the Lancers immediately reclaimed a 5-3 lead in the bottom half of the inning with RBI knocks from Caedyn Kradecki and Brady Mohns, the Warhawks seized control for good with a decisive four-run surge in the top of the fifth. The game-changing rally was sparked by an RBI single from Grady Cheever and punctuated by a massive bases-clearing, three-run triple by Landon Hagland. Nolan Vogt earned the win with a dominant relief appearance, surrendering just one run on one hit while striking out five over three and one-third innings of work, following a start from Brady Keller, who yielded five runs on eight hits over the first three and two-thirds frames. Landon Hagland was a massive force at the plate, spearheading the offense with a three-hit performance that included a triple and a team-high 4 RBI. Grady Cheever displayed elite patience by drawing three of the team's six walks and adding an RBI, while Vinny Inga and Tristin Brooks also contributed hits to help flip the lineup. The Warhawks kept the pressure on the basepaths as well, tallying four stolen bases, led by two from Ty Olszewski. For the Lancers, Vince Bitter paced the nine-hit attack with a 3-for-4 day, and Drew Heun drove in three runs

The Wisconsin Lutheran Vikings leaned on a historically dominant offensive explosion and a combined no-hitter to crush Pius XI 20-0 on Wednesday. The Vikings established an insurmountable lead immediately, plating four runs in the first inning highlighted by an Andrew Belott RBI single, an Eli Dreier run-scoring groundout, an RBI flyout by Chase Muma, and an RBI single by Brayden Abramowski. Wisconsin Lutheran continued the staggering onslaught with a two-run second inning, punctuated by a two-run home run from Cooper Sievert. After adding four runs in the third, the Vikings blew the game completely out of reach with a 10-run explosion in the fourth frame, fueled by a massive grand slam and an RBI single from Tyson Walz, alongside run-scoring knocks from Cole Kugler, Colton Franske, Khalil Volbrecht, Chase Muma, and Seth Mierendorf. Jackson French earned the win with a masterful performance on the mound, surrendering zero hits and zero runs while racking up four strikeouts over 3.0 dominant innings of work. Egann Sundby provided lockdown relief to secure the combined no-hitter, tossing a flawless, scoreless fourth inning with two strikeouts to slam the door. Tyson Walz was an absolute force at the plate, spearheading the monumental 20-hit attack with four hits—including a grand slam—and a game-high 5 RBI. Cooper Sievert, Brayden Abramowski, and Andrew Belott each collected multiple hits, while Abramowski added an RBI triple and Belott doubled. The Vikings kept the pressure on the basepaths as well, with Carter Fry swiping two stolen bases

The Slinger Owls leaned on a masterful performance on the mound to edge out Grafton for a tight 2-1 victory in a true pitcher's duel on Wednesday. After three scoreless frames, the Owls broke the deadlock in the top of the fourth inning, manufacturing two crucial runs when a runner crossed the plate on a passed ball and Jake Tennies grounded out to push the eventual game-winning run across. Grafton answered immediately in the bottom half of the frame to cut the deficit to 2-1, but Slinger's pitching staff slammed the door the rest of the way to secure the win. Nathan Miller earned the win with a dominant start, surrendering just one unearned run on one hit while racking up five strikeouts and issuing only one walk over 5.0 innings of work. Andon Schroeder provided lockdown relief, tossing 2.0 scoreless frames and allowing just one hit to collect the save. In a game where offense was at a premium, Payton Tennies and Grady Chvosta collected Slinger's only hits, with Tennies adding a double and scoring a run. The Owls also used their speed to manufacture offense, with Chvosta swiping two stolen bases and Colby Williams adding another steal. For Grafton, Jack Schmanski and Peyton McKinney each collected a hit

The St. Thomas More Cavaliers leaned on a dominant complete-game pitching performance and timely situational hitting to edge out the Lancers for a tight 2-1 victory on Wednesday. After two scoreless frames of a true pitcher's duel, the Lancers struck first in the top of the third inning when Chris Kenesie grounded out to push a run across the plate. St. Thomas More answered immediately in the bottom half of the frame to tie the game at 1-1 on an RBI groundout from Brody Alivo. The Cavaliers then seized the lead for good in the fourth inning when Julian Stelloh delivered a clutch go-ahead sacrifice fly. Ethan Rudolph earned the win with an absolute masterpiece on the mound, tossing a complete game while surrendering just one run on three hits, racking up a staggering 12 strikeouts, and navigating five walks over 7.0 innings of work. The St. Thomas More offense managed four hits on the day, with Carson Weist, Ethan Rudolph, Rocco Fucile, and Nathan Margoni each collecting a knock. Weist and Rudolph each doubled and wreaked havoc on the basepaths by swiping a stolen base apiece, while Alivo and Stelloh provided the heavy lifting with 1 RBI each without needing a hit. For the Lancers, Dominic Santarelli set the table with a triple and two walks, while Zach Rizzo added a double

The Stevens Point Panthers overcame an early deficit and capitalized on a staggering number of defensive miscues to secure a 13-6 victory over the D.C. Everest Evergreens on Wednesday. D.C. Everest struck first in the bottom of the opening frame, jumping out to a 3-0 lead behind run-scoring hits from Ryan Schulz, Aiden Haupt, and Brody Hall. Stevens Point battled back, tying the game by the top of the third inning thanks to an RBI single from Calvin Roth and a fielding error. After the Evergreens reclaimed a 5-3 advantage in the bottom of the fourth on an RBI triple by Hayden Grezenski, the Panthers flipped the game completely with a decisive four-run surge in the top of the fifth. The game-changing rally was fueled by an RBI single from Grant Jahnke, a run-scoring groundout by JT Trelka, and a pair of critical D.C. Everest errors. Stevens Point kept their foot on the gas, effectively putting the game out of reach with a four-run explosion in the sixth and two final insurance runs in the seventh. Gavin Thiel earned the win on the mound, surrendering three runs (two earned) on three hits while racking up six strikeouts and issuing just one walk over 5.0 solid innings of work, following a start from Joe Schiszik, who yielded three unearned runs over the first two frames. The Panthers' offense piled up 11 hits on the day, with Calvin Roth, Braeden Jankowski, and Noah Przekurat spearheading the attack with two hits apiece. JT Trelka provided the heavy lifting in the middle of the lineup, driving in a team-high 3 RBI on a 1-for-3 performance. Stevens Point applied constant pressure that forced D.C. Everest into a costly nine errors on the day. For the Evergreens, Ty Rohde paced the lineup from the leadoff spot with a multi-hit game.

The Stevens Point Panthers leaned on a fast start and a massive late-game offensive surge to secure a dominant 14-2 victory over the D.C. Everest Evergreens on Wednesday. Stevens Point established an early lead in the first inning, plating three runs highlighted by an RBI single from JT Trelka. After D.C. Everest cut the deficit to 3-1 in the third, the Panthers added two more in the fourth to extend their advantage. Holding a 5-2 lead heading into the final frame, Stevens Point blew the game completely out of reach with a staggering nine-run explosion in the sixth inning to seal the run-rule win. The game-ending rally was fueled by run-scoring singles from Calvin Roth, Braeden Jankowski, and Kasen Saeger, an RBI double by Brayden Marschke, and disciplined at-bats that forced in runs via walks, hit batters, and defensive miscues. Darren Grabski earned the win with a solid start on the mound, surrendering just one run on four hits while navigating three walks over 3.0 innings of work. Royce Lown provided lockdown relief to collect the save, tossing 3.0 frames of one-hit ball and allowing just one unearned run while racking up four strikeouts. JT Trelka provided the heavy lifting in the middle of the lineup, driving in a team-high 3 RBI on a 2-for-3 performance. Brayden Marschke spearheaded the 13-hit attack, going 3-for-5 with a double and an RBI, while Kasen Saeger and Gavin Thiel each tallied multi-hit games, with Thiel adding 2 RBI. Noah Przekurat also matched that with 2 RBI, and Calvin Roth drove in two runs while displaying elite patience with two walks. For the Evergreens, Aiden Haupt paced the lineup with a 2-for-3 performance, a double, and an RBI

The West Bend East Suns leaned on a dominant performance on the mound and a massive third-inning rally to secure a 7-1 victory over the West Bend West Spartans on Wednesday. West Bend East established an early lead in the first inning when Nathan Belfield laced an RBI double. After holding the Spartans scoreless through the early frames, West Bend East blew the game open with a decisive four-run surge in the third inning to take a commanding lead. The rally was fueled by singles from Jonah Kluck and Belfield, and punctuated by a crucial two-run double off the bat of Zack Fechter. Colton Multerr earned the win with a masterful performance on the mound, surrendering just one run on four hits while racking up 10 strikeouts and issuing only one walk over six and one-third innings of work. Nathan Belfield and Jonah Kluck spearheaded the nine-hit attack with two hits and 2 RBI apiece, while Davis Rowley also collected a multi-hit game. Zack Fechter provided heavy lifting at the plate, matching the team-high with 2 RBI while displaying elite patience by drawing three of the team's nine walks. For the Spartans, Collin Grass led the way with the team's lone RBI and joined Eli Kopidlanksy, Chase Abresch, Colton Steinmetz, and Dieter Pommer in collecting a hit

The Burlington Demons rode a historically dominant pitching performance and a fast start offensively to secure a 10-1 victory over the Beloit Memorial Purple Knights on Wednesday. The Demons established an insurmountable lead immediately in the bottom of the first inning when Trey Kerkhoff laced an RBI single, Lincoln Willich delivered a two-run single, and two more runs crossed the plate on defensive errors to make it 5-0. Burlington continued to apply pressure, extending the advantage with a run in the fourth inning fueled by a Kerkhoff triple, and ultimately put the game out of reach with a four-run explosion in the sixth frame to seal the win. Parker Davis earned the win with an absolute masterpiece on the mound, tossing six hitless innings while surrendering just one unearned run and racking up nine strikeouts and three walks to set up a combined no-hitter. Austin Strimple provided lockdown relief to finish the job, pitching a flawless, hitless seventh inning with two strikeouts to slam the door. Trey Kerkhoff was a massive force at the plate, spearheading the nine-hit attack with a 3-for-4 performance that included a triple, two singles, and an RBI. Lincoln Willich provided heavy lifting early with a 2-RBI single in the opening frame. The Demons also wreaked havoc on the basepaths, tallying four stolen bases as a team, led by two from Tijay Caliva

The Burlington Demons capitalized on a string of defensive miscues and timely hitting to secure a dominant 12-2 victory over the Beloit Memorial Purple Knights on Wednesday. The Demons established an early lead with a run in the second inning before breaking the game wide open with a decisive four-run surge in the fourth and a massive five-run explosion in the fifth. Aided by six Beloit Memorial errors, Burlington kept the pressure on throughout the contest, with Brady Biedrzycki and Wes Bauman delivering crucial run-scoring hits to pace the attack and put the game completely out of reach. Brady Biedrzycki was a massive force at the plate, spearheading the seven-hit attack with a 2-for-4 performance and a team-high 2 RBI, a mark matched by Wes Bauman. Trey Kerkhoff and Noah Ruleford each tallied a hit and displayed elite patience by drawing two walks apiece, while Jake Dummer crossed the plate three times. The Demons also wreaked havoc on the basepaths, tallying stolen bases from Biedrzycki, Kerkhoff. For the Purple Knights, Braylen Huebbe led the lineup with a multi-hit game and Callen Espinoza ripped an RBI double

The Franklin Sabers leaned on a historic offensive explosion and elite patience at the plate to secure a dominant 22-7 victory over Kenosha Tremper on Wednesday. The Sabers established an early lead in the top of the first inning when Bennett Schueller laced an RBI single and Tavin Nass grounded out to push another run across. After Kenosha Tremper fought back to tie the game at 2-2 in the bottom of the first, Franklin flipped the game on its head with a staggering nine-run surge in the second inning to seize command for good. The massive rally was highlighted by a bases-clearing, three-run double from Sam Ortiz. Franklin continued the onslaught with a solo home run from Dominick Walters in the fifth and effectively put the game completely out of reach with an eight-run explosion in the seventh, fueled by an RBI triple from Dominick Walters, a two-run double by Caden Podolske, and run-scoring knocks from Bennett Schueller, Dominic Bombien, and Nick Firle. Carter Fraser earned the win in relief, surrendering five runs (four earned) on seven hits over four and one-third innings of work, following a start from Colby Kamlay, who allowed two runs on three hits over the opening frame. Trey Schultz provided lockdown relief to slam the door, tossing one and two-thirds scoreless innings with two strikeouts. Bennett Schueller was a massive force at the plate, spearheading the monumental 18-hit attack with an incredible five-hit performance and a team-high 4 RBI. Sam Ortiz, Dominic Bombien, Dominick Walters, Tavin Nass, and Colby Kamlay all tallied multi-hit games, while Carter Schwingle displayed elite patience by drawing four of the team's 11 walks. The Sabers also kept the pressure on the basepaths, tallying four stolen bases as a team

The Greendale Panthers overcame a late deficit and leaned on dramatic seventh-inning heroics to secure an 8-7 walk-off victory over the Waukesha South Blackshirts on Wednesday. Waukesha South struck first with a run in the opening frame, but Greendale answered immediately in the bottom of the first to seize a 3-1 advantage behind a two-run double from Noah Jacobson and an RBI single by Luke Breitzman. The Panthers extended their lead to 5-1 in the second inning with a Will Picago run-scoring groundout and an RBI single from Reece Kelly. The Blackshirts fiercely battled back, plating two runs in the fifth and erupting for four runs in the sixth to claim a 7-5 lead. In the bottom of the seventh, Greendale flipped the script completely; Lucas Kenney laced a clutch two-run double to tie the game before Max Derus played the hero with a walk-off RBI single to seal the win. Noah Jacobson earned the win with a flawless relief appearance, tossing a perfect 1.0 inning with one strikeout to keep the game within reach, following a start from Matthew Nolan, who struck out three over five and two-thirds innings. The Greendale offense piled up 12 hits on the day, with Reece Kelly, Noah Jacobson, Vincent Kenney, and Max Derus spearheading the attack with two hits apiece. Jacobson and Lucas Kenney provided the heavy lifting with 2 RBI each, while Hunter Isotalo scored two runs, drew two walks, and added a stolen base to keep the pressure on. For the Blackshirts, Alex Montez paced the lineup with a 3-for-4 performance and a team-high 3 RBI, while Charlie Shepard drew three walks, scored three runs, and tallied two of the team's six stolen bases

The Oak Creek Knights leaned on a clutch performance at the plate and a relentless mid-game offensive surge to secure a 14-8 victory over Waukesha West on Wednesday. Waukesha West struck first in the top of the opening frame when Bradyn Kundinger singled and Dylan Schreiber doubled to drive in a pair of runs. Oak Creek answered immediately in the bottom of the first to seize a 3-2 advantage behind run-scoring singles from Gavin Zastrow and Charlie Schramka. After Waukesha West tied the game at 3-3 in the top of the second on an RBI single from Hyland, the Knights took control for good with a decisive four-run explosion in the bottom half of the inning. The game-changing rally was fueled by RBI knocks from Camden Jeske, Brian Simmons, Mack Endres, and Charlie Schramka. Oak Creek continued to apply pressure in the third inning, extending their lead with a massive two-run triple from Jeske and another RBI single by Simmons. Ulezelski earned the win on the mound, surrendering six runs (four earned) on five hits while racking up five strikeouts over three and one-third innings of work. Hastings provided lockdown relief to slam the door and collect the save. Camden Jeske was a massive force at the plate, spearheading the 15-hit attack with three hits—including a triple and a double—and a game-high 4 RBI. Brian Simmons was virtually unstoppable, tallying a team-high four hits in five at-bats, while Charlie Schramka and Jackson Villarreal also collected multi-hit games. The Knights wreaked havoc on the basepaths as well, tallying five stolen bases as a team, led by multiple steals each from Simmons and Hastings. For Waukesha West, Dylan Schreiber paced the 10-hit attack with a 2-for-3 performance and 2 RBI, while Bradyn Kundinger and Stadler each added two hits, and Schmidbauer displayed elite patience by drawing two of the team's six walks

The South Milwaukee Rockets leaned on a decisive third-inning rally and a strong performance on the mound to secure a 7-2 victory over the Whitnall Falcons on Wednesday. After two scoreless frames, South Milwaukee jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the third inning when Jayden Reynaldo laced a two-run double and Casey Helgren followed with an RBI single. Whitnall battled back to cut the deficit to 3-2 with a pair of runs in the top of the fifth, but the Rockets answered immediately in the bottom half of the frame with a four-run explosion to seize command for good and put the game completely out of reach. Lucas Stapleton earned the win on the mound with a gritty start, surrendering just two runs (one earned) on four hits while racking up six strikeouts over 6.0 innings of work. Casey Helgren provided lockdown relief to slam the door, tossing a flawless, scoreless seventh inning to seal the victory. Casey Helgren was also a massive force at the plate, spearheading the six-hit attack with a 2-for-4 performance that included a double and 2 RBI. Jayden Reynaldo matched the heavy lifting with a two-run double of his own, while Patrick Fischer and Tommy Parker each drove in a run. Bryce Plennes displayed elite patience as well, drawing two of the team's six walks. For the Falcons, Hayden Spahn paced the lineup from the nine-hole with a 2-for-3 performance, and Lucas Weber drove in a run

The Whitefish Bay Blue Dukes leaned on a masterful complete-game shutout on the mound and a relentless offensive attack to secure a dominant 10-0 victory over Arrowhead on Wednesday. The Blue Dukes established an early lead in the bottom of the first inning when Bo Behrendt launched a solo home run to left field. Whitefish Bay kept their foot on the gas, erupting for a decisive four-run surge in the second inning fueled by a Behrendt single and a double from Chase Wolter. After extending their commanding advantage with another four-run explosion in the fifth, the Blue Dukes effectively ended the game in the bottom of the sixth when Jack Lodl smashed a walk-off solo home run to seal the run-rule win. Nicky Vitucci earned the win with an absolute masterpiece on the mound, tossing a complete-game shutout while surrendering zero runs on just two hits, racking up nine strikeouts, and navigating only one walk over 6.0 dominant innings of work. Chase Wolter was a massive force at the plate, spearheading the monumental 15-hit attack with a perfect 4-for-4 performance that included a double and an RBI. Bo Behrendt provided the heavy lifting in the middle of the lineup, going 2-for-3 with a home run and a team-high 3 RBI. Dom Rigano also tallied a perfect day at the dish with three hits and a double, while Charlie McIntyre collected a multi-hit game from the leadoff spot and scored two runs. For Arrowhead, Carter and Muttonen each collected a hit to account for the team's only offense