WIAA Daily Roundup: May 4

Early offense and a strong start on the mound helped the Kimberly Papermakers hold off a late push to secure a narrow 3-2 victory over the Appleton North Lightning on Monday. Starting pitcher Maddux Hermus earned the win for Kimberly, working around six walks to allow just one unearned run on a single hit while striking out five over five innings of work. Lex Knaebe paced the Papermakers' 10-hit attack, finishing a perfect 2-for-2 with a double, a sacrifice fly, and a game-high two RBIs, while Beckett Hermus ripped a pair of doubles in a 2-for-3 showing. Pierson Hacker also chipped in an RBI single before moving to the mound to record the final two outs of the game and seal the win in relief. Griffin Stan reached base safely in all three of his plate appearances with a hit, two walks, and an RBI, and Teegan Karpinske added an RBI to highlight the offensive production for Appleton North in the tight defeat.

A massive offensive outpouring carried the Bay Port Pirates to a commanding 12-2, five-inning victory over the Pulaski Red Raiders on Monday. Starting pitcher Carson Hawley earned the complete-game win, allowing two earned runs on three hits while working around five walks and striking out six over five innings of work. Bay Port's relentless 13-hit attack was anchored by Tommy Berg, who went 3-for-4 with a triple and three RBIs, and Eli Hart, who blasted a home run, scored three times, and drove in a pair of runs in a 2-for-3 performance. Parker Broehm and Ethan Orlando also heavily impacted the lineup, each ripping a triple as part of multi-hit showings that fueled the early scoring barrage. Gavin Sikorski collected an RBI single and Eddie Van Roy added an RBI and a walk, accounting for the primary offensive production for Pulaski in the defeat.

A combined no-hitter from Liam Hagland and Nolan Vogt, coupled with a staggering 14 walks drawn at the plate, propelled the 2026 Germantown Warhawks to a 3-1 victory over the Marquette University Hilltoppers on Monday. Hagland earned the win with a dominant start, racking up four Ks and working around four walks to allow just one unearned run over 5.1 hitless IP before Vogt slammed the door with 1.2 perfect frames of relief to complete the no-no. Germantown capitalized on the free passes to manufacture their runs, with Jon Murkowski and Grady Cheever collecting the team's only two hits of the afternoon while driving in a run apiece. Ty Olszewski and Connor Meyers each drew three walks and scored a run to keep constant pressure on the bases. Gavin Coury walked twice and Harrison Schwabe scored the lone run after drawing a pass in the second inning, accounting for the primary offensive action for Marquette against Germantown's untouchable arms.

A massive six-run rally in the fifth inning erased a five-run deficit and propelled the Muskego Warriors to a thrilling 9-6 comeback victory over Waukesha West on Monday. The Warriors' lineup was fueled by Tyson Grulkowski, who finished 3-for-4 with a home run, two runs scored, and a pair of RBIs, alongside Ben Kuglitsch, who also homered and drove in two runs. After starting pitcher Kuglitsch allowed two earned runs over the first three frames and Luke Kardelis picked up the win in relief, Mason Horn slammed the door out of the bullpen, racking up eight Ks and issuing just one walk over three hitless, scoreless innings. Christopher Knapek reached base in all four of his plate appearances, finishing a perfect 3-for-3 with two stolen bases and two RBIs, while Nolan Schmidbauer added a pair of hits and two steals to provide the primary offensive production for Waukesha West in the defeat.

A dominant combined shutout on the mound and a barrage of three home runs powered the New Berlin Eisenhower Lions to a 7-0 victory over the Waukesha South Blackshirts on Monday. Starting pitcher Cal Schneider was virtually untouchable to earn the win, racking up 10 Ks over five scoreless innings while scattering just three hits and issuing zero walks. Max Nemoir slammed the door out of the bullpen, tossing two hitless innings of relief to preserve the shutout. The Lions' offense relied heavily on the long ball, with Collin Harrington, Alex Michna, and Nemoir each blasting a home run to pull away. Harrington finished 2-for-4 with a pair of RBIs, while Josh Bonin doubled as part of a two-hit day and Charlie Wait collected two hits to fuel the attack. Alex Montez ripped a double and Bryce Krueck reached base twice with a hit and a walk, supplying the main offensive push for Waukesha South against Eisenhower's overpowering arms.

A steady offensive attack and a dominant two-way performance from Brayden Zimmerman propelled the Slinger Owls to an 8-3 victory over Nicolet on Monday. Zimmerman earned the win on the mound, striking out seven and allowing three earned runs on five hits and one walk over 5.2 innings of work. He also anchored the lineup, finishing a perfect 3-for-3 with three doubles, two runs scored, and a pair of RBIs. Gavin Sawyer fueled the offense by reaching base twice, stealing three bases, and driving in a run, while Grady Chvosta and Colby Williams each added an RBI to help build the early advantage. Cal Vercoe and Will Sargent each drove in a run, and Nick Bongard collected a hit and scored to pace the offensive effort for Nicolet in the defeat.

A massive early offensive outburst and a dominant two-way performance from Caleb Scheel propelled the Mukwonago Indians to an 11-1, five-inning victory over the Catholic Memorial Crusaders on Monday. Scheel earned the complete-game win on the mound, allowing just one earned run on three hits and a walk while striking out two over 5.0 IP. He also anchored a relentless 15-hit attack at the plate, going a perfect 3-for-3 with five RBIs, alongside Ayden Andrysczyk, who finished 4-for-4 with a double, a triple, three runs scored, and three RBIs. Gavin Clark fueled the lineup with his own perfect 3-for-3 showing, while Andrysczyk officially sealed the run-rule victory with a walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the fifth inning. Ian Kawczynski doubled and Jake Scrima picked up an RBI after being hit by a pitch to account for the lone scoring play for Catholic Memorial in the defeat.

A massive nine-run explosion in the second inning propelled the Cedar Grove-Belgium Rockets to a commanding 15-2, five-inning victory over the Ozaukee Warriors on Monday. Starting pitcher Griffin Knight earned the win, allowing just one earned run on three hits and a walk while striking out three over three innings of work, before Austin Knapp closed out the game with two hitless frames of relief and four Ks. The Rockets' relentless 14-hit attack was anchored by Knapp, who drove in three runs on two hits, alongside Jonah Banton, who doubled and also collected three RBIs. Seth Race fueled the lineup with a 3-for-4 showing, while Knight chipped in a perfect 2-for-2 performance with a pair of RBIs and three stolen bases.

A massive 12-run explosion in the fourth inning propelled the Port Washington Pirates to a commanding 20-5, five-inning rout of the Random Lake Rams on Monday. The Pirates' relentless 14-hit attack was anchored by O'Neil Wright, who finished a perfect 3-for-3 with a home run, a double, three runs scored, and three RBIs. Max Webb and Jackson Bergin each added a pair of hits and two RBIs, while the lineup consistently applied pressure by capitalizing on a staggering 17 walks. Starting pitcher Grant Eslinger worked four innings, allowing five earned runs on six hits and striking out three, before Cash Didier tossed a scoreless fifth inning of relief to secure the win. Decker Kleppin launched a home run and drove in a pair of runs, and Logan Michaels doubled and scored twice to supply the primary offensive push for the Rams in the defeat.

A dramatic five-run explosion in the top of the seventh inning erased a late deficit and propelled the Amherst Falcons to a thrilling 5-3 comeback victory over Iola-Scandinavia on Monday. Starting pitcher Michael Glodowski kept the Falcons in the game, tossing five strong innings while allowing just two unearned runs on one hit and four walks alongside six Ks, before Daniel Juarez picked up the win with two innings of relief. The decisive seventh-inning rally was fueled by Wyatt Beaudoin, who finished 2-for-4 with a pair of RBIs, and Glodowski, who aided his own cause by driving in two runs. Jackson Lutz also provided a constant spark for the Amherst lineup, reaching base safely in all three of his plate appearances with a double, a single, and a walk.

A dominant complete-game shutout from Waylon Hargrove and a pair of first-inning runs propelled the Aquinas Blugolds to a tight 2-0 victory over the La Crosse Central RiverHawks on Monday. Hargrove was virtually untouchable on the mound to earn the win, scattering just two hits and three walks while racking up six Ks over seven scoreless innings. The Blugolds capitalized on a crucial first-inning miscue when Landon Teachout reached on a two-base error, allowing Marcus Klar and Hargrove to cross the plate for the only runs of the afternoon. Eddie Berendes ripped a double and Teachout added a single to account for Aquinas's only two hits in the classic pitcher's duel. Starting pitcher Liam Branson took the hard-luck loss for La Crosse Central despite a stellar performance, yielding just two unearned runs on two hits while striking out five over 6.0 IP, and also collected one of the RiverHawks' two hits at the plate alongside Beckett Allert.

A massive six-run explosion in the third inning broke the game open as Baraboo cruised to an 11-1, six-inning victory over Mount Horeb on Monday. Starting pitcher Brady Bauer earned the win with a strong performance, allowing just one earned run on four hits and two walks while striking out four over 5.1 innings of work. The Thunderbirds' relentless 10-hit attack was anchored by Peyton Poker, who ripped a triple and drove in a pair of runs, alongside Adam Schlender, who finished 2-for-4 with two RBIs and a run scored. Owen Rogers also heavily impacted the lineup, going 2-for-3 with an RBI and two runs scored, while Ethan Huelsemann applied constant pressure on the basepaths by drawing three walks, stealing a base, and scoring twice. Cyrus Mahoney recorded the final two outs on the mound and reached base twice with a hit, a walk, two runs scored, and an RBI to help seal the run-rule victory. Myers doubled and drove in the lone run for Mount Horeb in the first inning to account for their primary offensive production in the defeat.

Capitalizing on five defensive errors and a staggering nine walks, the Beloit Memorial Varsity Purple Knights manufactured a 7-4 victory over the Elkhorn Varsity Elks on Monday despite recording just two hits. Starting pitcher Brenin Pearson earned the win, grinding through six innings while allowing three earned runs on six hits and three walks, before Braylen Huebbe tossed a hitless seventh inning of relief to secure the save. The Purple Knights' opportunistic offense was anchored by Michael Nora, who collected one of the team's two hits and drove in a game-high three runs, while Dereck Henriquez picked up the other hit and added an RBI. Huebbe and Tayvon Cates applied constant pressure on the basepaths, combining for four walks, three runs scored, and two stolen bases to fuel the early run production. Jackson Brazer collected two hits and scored a run, and Lincoln Vogel drove in a pair of runs to pace Elkhorn's late offensive push in the defeat. Starting pitcher Derrik Beckstrand took the loss for the Elks, yielding seven runs (three earned) over four innings of work.

A relentless 15-hit attack and constant pressure on the basepaths propelled the Brookfield East Varsity Spartans to a commanding 16-5, five-inning victory over the West Allis Hale Huskies on Monday. Starting pitcher Collin VanderVilet earned the win, allowing just one earned run on two hits and two walks while striking out six over three innings of work. The Spartans' offense capitalized on eight Huskies errors and was anchored by Sam Wells, who went 2-for-5 with a double, a triple, two runs scored, and three RBIs. Zack Steichen also heavily impacted the lineup, finishing a perfect 3-for-3 with a double, a walk, and an RBI, while Jackson Suttle and Joel Markusse each collected two hits and drove in a pair of runs. Evan Ruesch reached base twice, stole a base, and scored three times to keep the line moving during Brookfield East's multi-run rallies in the first, third, and fourth innings. Luke Schaning drove in two runs, and Evan Aigner reached base twice, stole two bases, and scored a pair of runs to provide the primary offensive push for West Allis Hale. Starting pitcher Brady Mudgett took the loss for the Huskies, yielding eight runs on seven hits over 2.2 innings.

A massive six-run explosion in the fifth inning erased a brief deficit and propelled the Burlington Varsity Demons to a thrilling 15-8 victory over Westosha Central on Monday. The Demons' relentless 16-hit attack was anchored by a monster performance from Trey Kerkhoff, who finished a perfect 4-for-4 with a home run, a double, two runs scored, and a staggering five RBIs. Noah Ruleford fueled the lineup, reaching base four times with two hits, two walks, and three runs scored, while Benson Whiteside also crossed the plate three times as part of a two-hit day. After a wild fourth inning left Burlington trailing by a run, the offense capitalized on key mistakes and timely hitting in the fifth to regain control for good. Reliever Austin Strimple slammed the door out of the bullpen, firing three scoreless innings and allowing just one hit to keep the lead intact after Wes Bauman officially picked up the victory in relief. Ben Smet-Cooper drove in three runs and Jack Bline collected three hits to pace the offensive output for Westosha Central in the slugfest defeat.

A massive early offensive onslaught and a strong complete-game performance from Wyatt Leiting propelled the Catholic Central Hilltoppers to a commanding 12-2, five-inning victory over the Big Foot Chiefs on Monday. Leiting earned the win on the mound, allowing just one earned run on six hits and four walks while striking out seven over five innings of work. He also heavily impacted the lineup, ripping a pair of triples, scoring twice, and driving in a run as part of a perfect 2-for-2 day at the plate. The Hilltoppers' relentless 10-hit attack was anchored by Joey Kmecak, who went a perfect 3-for-3 with a double and three RBIs, alongside Nathan Rohner, who added two hits, three RBIs, and two runs scored. Isaac Jimenez and Jacob Fain each chipped in with multi-RBI performances to fuel Catholic Central's early 12-run barrage over the first three frames. Dawson Walter doubled and collected an RBI, and Eli Hansen singled in a run to account for the primary offensive production for Big Foot in the defeat.

A massive 14-run explosion in the bottom of the first inning set the tone as the Crivitz cruised to a commanding 25-0, five-inning rout of the Wausaukee Varsity Rangers on Monday. Starting pitcher Jackson Schramm was absolutely untouchable to earn the win, firing a complete-game one-hit shutout while racking up a staggering 14 strikeouts without issuing a single walk over five innings of work. The Wolverines' relentless 15-hit attack was anchored by Pierce Polomis, who finished a perfect 3-for-3 with two triples, four runs scored, and four RBIs, alongside Colten Tarmann, who also ripped a pair of triples, scored four times, and drove in three runs in a 2-for-3 performance. Schramm helped his own cause at the plate with a pair of hits, including a triple, and four RBIs, while JJ Brand and Colton Arpke each collected two hits and combined for seven runs scored to keep constant pressure on the basepaths. Hank Nuetzel singled in the top of the first inning to account for Wausaukee's lone hit of the afternoon against Schramm's overpowering arm.

A massive nine-run explosion in the second inning set the tone as the De Pere Varsity Redbirds cruised to a commanding 17-1, five-inning victory over Green Bay Southwest on Monday. Starting pitcher Isaac Herlache earned the win with a dominant performance, shutting down the opposition over four scoreless innings of work while scattering just two hits and one walk alongside four strikeouts. The Redbirds' relentless offense capitalized on nine walks and six Green Bay Southwest errors to constantly cycle the bases. Jake Mleziva anchored the attack, going a perfect 2-for-2 with three runs scored, a stolen base, and an RBI, while Fisher Anderson ripped a two-run double and stole a base. Gavin Geiser also heavily impacted the lineup, doubling, scoring twice, and driving in a pair of runs, and Tanner Proulx chipped in two RBIs to fuel the blowout. Max Zimmerman closed out the game on the mound for De Pere in the fifth, while Adam Nelson collected two of Green Bay Southwest's four hits and drove in their lone run of the afternoon to provide the primary offensive action in the defeat.

A dominant complete-game no-hitter from Derek Wales and a massive five-run first inning propelled the Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran Varsity Lancers to a commanding 10-0, five-inning victory over Augusta on Monday. Wales was absolutely untouchable on the mound to earn the win, firing a complete game while striking out 10 batters and allowing just one walk over five dominant innings of work. He also helped his own cause at the plate, ripping a double and driving in a run as part of a 2-for-3 performance. Cam Nelson fueled the relentless offensive attack, going 2-for-3 with two runs scored, an RBI, and a pair of stolen bases. The Lancers capitalized on Augusta's mistakes early, using three hit batters, a walk, and two hits to manufacture five runs in the opening frame and immediately put the game out of reach. Augusta's offense was completely stifled by Wales, with James Shong drawing the team's lone walk in the fifth inning to account for their only baserunner of the afternoon. Starting pitcher Colton Wincse took the loss for Augusta, allowing nine runs on four hits over 2.1 innings.

Breaking a scoreless tie with a three-run fourth inning, the Fond du Lac Cardinals steadily pulled away to secure a 6-2 victory over Campbellsport on Monday. Starting pitcher Jake Neubauer earned the win with a dominant performance, shutting out the opposition over five innings while scattering just two hits and striking out five without issuing a walk. Jack Brenner powered the Cardinals' 10-hit attack by launching a home run and driving in a pair of runs, while Gavin Suprenand laced a two-run triple to help build the decisive lead. Bryson Patton fueled the lineup with two hits and a run scored before moving to the mound to close out the final two innings in relief, striking out four. Jace Goebel collected two of Campbellsport's three hits on the afternoon and drove in a run, while Carter Gellings chipped in an RBI to provide the primary offensive production in the defeat.

Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau rallied to defeat West Salem 6-5, capped by Lachlan Daffinson’s game-winning RBI double in the bottom of the seventh. West Salem had built a 5-2 lead by the fourth inning, but the Red Hawks methodically chipped away at the deficit, tying the game in the sixth inning thanks to timely hits from Caiden Brady and Daxson Scow. Caiden Brady also earned the win on the mound, anchoring the Red Hawks' comeback effort.

The Grafton Black Hawks defeated the Homestead Highlanders 3-2 in 11 innings. Grafton secured the walk-off win in the bottom of the 11th when an error by center fielder Connor Pangallo allowed Everett Bonk to score. Grafton’s previous runs came from a 3rd-inning RBI single by Peyton McKinney and a game-tying 6th-inning RBI single by Ryan Butts. Homestead scored both of their runs in the 5th inning, coming off a sacrifice fly by Cael Ebert and a fielding error.

Green Bay Preble shut out Sheboygan North 10-0 behind a consistent offense and dominant pitching. The Hornets jumped ahead early with a two-run first inning fueled by defensive miscues and steadily extended their lead behind Everett Sachs’ multi-hit performance and an RBI double from Marco Aregoni. Starter Will VanBoxel stifled the Sheboygan North lineup, tossing a shutout before Jackson Zegers closed out the final frame. Tristin Hundt took the loss for the visitors, struggling to contain the Preble attack throughout his outing.

Hamilton shut out Brookfield Central 12-0 behind a dominant offensive performance and strong pitching from Henri Alesci. The Chargers broke the game open with a five-run third inning, highlighted by a two-run double from Jacob Osmanski and a two-run single by Mason Hahn. Logan Langkamp drove in three runs total, including a two-run single in the fourth and an RBI single in the sixth. Brady York also contributed to the scoring with an RBI single and a sacrifice fly to help secure the victory.

The Hartford Orioles overpowered the Beaver Dam Golden Beavers 21-10, fueled by a relentless offensive effort that broke the game open early. Aidan Kolb set the tone with a first-inning home run, while Kaiden Romens later ignited a pivotal third inning with a three-run RBI triple. Beaver Dam countered with an RBI double from Eli Johnson and a two-RBI single from Parker Blank, but could not keep pace with the Orioles' scoring production. Starting pitchers Kadin Bush for Hartford and Eli Johnson for Beaver Dam faced significant traffic on the basepaths, forcing both sides to utilize multiple relievers throughout the contest. Hartford’s consistent hitting across the middle and late innings ensured the victory.

The Holmen Vikings secured a 2-1 walk-off victory over the Tomah Timberwolves in the bottom of the eighth inning. Nolan Mashak provided the heroics with a line-drive single that drove in Landen Kelly to break the tie. Joe Meeter opened the scoring for Holmen with a solo home run in the first, while Tomah’s Breckin Sheldon countered with an RBI double in the fourth. Sheldon anchored the Timberwolves’ pitching staff for most of the game before Nate Hendricks took over in the final frame. Alex Goryl went the distance for the Vikings, holding the Timberwolves to a single run to preserve the win.

The Horicon Marshmen cruised to an 11-0 shutout victory over Wayland Academy in five innings, backed by Reed Vorlob’s commanding performance on the mound. Horicon’s offense ignited in the first inning, putting up four runs behind a Barrett Meyer double and a two-RBI single from Vorlob. Meyer continued his dominant day at the plate, finishing with a triple, a double, and an RBI single to pace the Marshmen. Vorlob stifled the Wayland lineup, allowing just one hit, a double by Tj Alemand, while the Marshmen’s aggressive base running helped put the game out of reach. Alemand took the loss for Wayland after starting on the mound.

The Kettle Moraine Lasers overcame a three-run first-inning deficit to defeat the Oconomowoc Raccoons 6-3. Kettle Moraine responded with a four-run rally in the second inning, punctuated by a double from Chase Schimpf and an RBI single from Sam Scaffido, to secure a lead they never relinquished. Oconomowoc opened the scoring in the first with a double from Cooper Schaefgen and an RBI single from Alex Herzog, but the offense produced little against Kettle Moraine pitchers Colton Strosin and Logan VanMersbergen. Alex Herzog and Will McDowell shared pitching duties for Oconomowoc in the loss.

The Kettle Moraine Lutheran Chargers defeated the Brookfield Academy Blue Knights 16-7, using a persistent offensive attack to pull away in the later innings. Gavin Moldenhauer fueled the Chargers' offense with a go-ahead two-run HR in the fourth, while starter Derek Sans provided stability on the mound through six innings. Brookfield Academy stayed competitive early thanks to Garrett Priebe, who contributed a solo HR and an RBI double, but the Blue Knights' staff, led by starter Connor Tracy, could not contain the Chargers' rally. Ethan Potthast added a two-run triple for Brookfield in the sixth, but the Chargers sealed the win with a six-run seventh inning.

Kewaskum overcame a four-run deficit to edge Lake Country Lutheran 6-5 in a gritty comeback victory. The Indians surged back into contention in the fourth inning behind a clutch grand slam from Kingston Grisolono, erasing a 5-1 lead. Grisolono later broke the deadlock in the seventh, scoring the decisive run on a daring steal of home. Reliever Landon Scheel held the Lake Country Lutheran bats scoreless in the final innings to lock down the win, effectively neutralizing the early production from Daane, who finished with a double and two RBI.

Kiel cruised to a 12-2 victory over Sheboygan Falls on Tuesday, with the game ending after five innings. The Raiders built an insurmountable lead early behind a two-RBI single from Ryan Holz and a two-run double by Teagan Schleh in the second inning. Kiel pitcher Aaron Stephany held the Falcons scoreless for four frames before Sheboygan Falls finally broke through in the fifth with an RBI single from Tayte Reineking and a run driven in by Jackson Tresp. Despite the late rally, the Falcons could not recover from the early deficit as the Raiders’ consistent offensive pressure secured the win.

Overcoming an early six-run deficit, the Living Word Lutheran Timberwolves erupted for a massive nine-run fourth inning to pull away for an 18-7, five-inning victory over LP Baseball on Monday. The Timberwolves' relentless 15-hit attack was anchored by Owen Sather, who finished a perfect 3-for-3 with a home run, a double, four runs scored, and three RBIs, alongside Gavin LaPerriere, who drove in four runs and reached base four times in a 2-for-2 performance. After starting pitcher Austin Ladd allowed seven earned runs over the first three frames, Jack White slammed the door out of the bullpen, tossing two scoreless innings of one-hit relief with three Ks to secure the win. Gabe Lambrecht also heavily impacted the lineup by going 3-for-4 with a triple, a double, and three runs scored, while Nathan Hermann chipped in three RBIs. Spencer Knoell paced the opposition with three hits and two runs scored, and Paxton Akins ripped a two-run double to provide the early offensive push for LP Baseball in the defeat.

Lodi erased a 7-1 deficit to defeat McFarland 8-7 in a walk-off comeback on Tuesday. Trailing by four runs in the fifth inning, the Blue Devils chipped away at the lead before rallying in the bottom of the seventh. The winning moment came when Reece Schreiber delivered a two-run single, scoring Ace Hoffmann and Kale Schneider to cap the comeback. Lodi pitcher Balin Hillestad shut down the McFarland offense in the top of the seventh to secure the win, while McFarland relievers Grayson Gauwitz and Benny Steinke were unable to hold the lead in the final frame.

Manitowoc Lincoln erased an early four-run deficit to defeat Notre Dame Academy 7-6 in a walk-off victory. The Shipbuilders’ comeback was punctuated by a three-run home run from Nick Braun in the sixth inning, while the Tritons’ Jacob Reineking responded with a game-tying solo shot in the seventh. In the bottom of the ninth, Braun led off with a single and scored the winning run on a clutch double by Gabe Eichmann. The Tritons relied on Reineking and Tyler Siudzinski on the mound, while Manitowoc utilized multiple arms, including Bennett Johnson and Nick Minikel, to secure the win.

Marinette rallied from an early four-run deficit to edge Xavier 5-4 in a hard-fought contest. Xavier jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning, highlighted by a Kyler Bleck double and multiple walks, but the Marines began chipping away immediately. Wyatt Stauss provided a key RBI double in the third, and the Marines eventually drew even in the fourth before Levi Hanson delivered the go-ahead RBI single in the sixth. Xavier starter Frankie Cavaiani worked through the middle innings, while Marinette's Kanon Maye settled in after the rocky first to help secure the comeback victory.

Martin Luther secured a 12-7 victory over Shoreland Lutheran, overcoming an early deficit to rally for the win. The Spartans reclaimed the lead in the second inning behind RBI doubles from Tino Pozos, Jackson Boeshaar, and Graham Sabanosh. Shoreland Lutheran stayed within striking distance behind Colton Morrow’s two-run single and Isaac Lopez’s RBI double, but Martin Luther pulled away with a four-run sixth inning, highlighted by a steal of home from Dachs Poellet. Pitchers Juan Torres and Henry Gottschalk combined to hold the lead, sealing the victory for the Spartans.

Medford surged past Lakeland for a 15-7 victory on Tuesday, fueled by a relentless offense that capitalized throughout the contest. The Raiders broke the game open in the fourth inning on a two-run double from Andrew Mann, followed by a productive seventh inning highlighted by a two-run double from Will Wojcik and a two-run single by Hayden Strebig. Medford starter Restyn Kraschnewski anchored the mound, effectively containing Lakeland for much of the game. Gabe Karch provided a highlight for the opposition, launching a solo home run in the seventh inning, but the early deficit proved insurmountable.

Menomonie built an early cushion and withstood a late Superior surge to secure a 9-6 victory. Starter Max Erickson earned the win after tossing three innings, while Mav Scribner, Charlie Mikesell, and Cade Lamb worked in relief to close out the Spartans. The Mustangs' offense was paced by Luke Bystol, who tallied a double and an RBI single, while Oliver Lugo contributed a key two-run single in the fourth inning. Jayce Rue sparked Superior's late effort with a two-run home run in the seventh, while Tripp Row and Austin Edwards both recorded multi-hit games for the Spartans.

Mondovi powered past Chetek-Weyerhaeuser 16-4 on Tuesday, fueled by a 10-run opening frame. The Hilltoppers’ offense ignited early with home runs from Bode Falkner, Hunter Wik, and Deegahn Koenitzer. Mondovi pitcher Zach Konkel anchored the victory, limiting the damage despite a two-run home run from Aaron Olson. Chetek-Weyerhaeuser managed a brief rally in the second inning behind Jude Poppe's two-run single, but could not overcome the early deficit.

Oak Creek rallied for two runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to secure a 7-6 victory over Arrowhead. Arrowhead had briefly taken a 6-5 lead in the top of the frame when Braden Loebel hit a two-run home run. In the bottom of the sixth, Camden Jeske answered with a clutch two-run single, plating Jackson Villarreal and Brady Martin for the go-ahead runs. Mack Endres also provided key support for Oak Creek, driving in two runs with a first-inning 2B.

Onalaska defeated Sparta 7-0 on Tuesday, keyed by a dominant complete-game shutout from Carson Campbell and a balanced offensive attack. Campbell went the distance, allowing only two hits while recording seven strikeouts to keep the visitors scoreless. The Hilltoppers broke the game open with a three-run third inning, highlighted by Campbell's two-RBI 2B, followed by a three-run rally in the fourth, fueled by defensive miscues. While Schmitz managed a 2B for Sparta, the visitors were unable to find momentum against the Hilltoppers' pitching and defense.

The Pacelli Cardinals routed Wild Rose 23-0 in Tuesday's contest, fueled by a relentless offensive display. RHP Eric Reincke dominated on the mound, holding Wild Rose scoreless while contributing a triple and two RBIs at the plate. The Cardinals' offense exploded early with a seven-run first inning, featuring a two-run double from Dominic Sackmann and a two-run triple by Reincke. Pacelli continued to pour it on with a nine-run third inning, bolstered by multi-hit efforts from Sackmann, Jaden Garski, and Nate Haemmerle.

Reedsville cruised to a 14-0 shutout victory over Two Rivers on Tuesday, fueled by a dominant offensive performance that included two home runs from Javen Matznick. The Reedsville lineup erupted for 10 runs in the second inning, highlighted by Matznick’s second homer and a two-run triple by Jack Schwahn. Chuck Meulemans added a triple, and Ben Prochnow drove in two runs with a single to pad the lead. Reedsville's pitching stifled the Two Rivers offense throughout the game to secure the decisive win.

Rhinelander secured a 9-2 victory over Wausau East on Tuesday, fueled by a five-run first inning that included a two-run home run by Jackson Waydick. Waydick also anchored the pitching staff, helping contain Wausau East for the majority of the contest. Vince White contributed a key two-run single in the opening rally, while Rowan Wiczek and Jackson Waydick added RBI hits during a three-run fifth inning. Wausau East manufactured two runs in the bottom of the fifth via a wild pitch and a fielding error, but the early deficit proved too large to overcome. Bennett Koback and Gaige Stockwell tallied doubles for Wausau East in the defeat.

River Valley outslugged Riverdale 23-15 on Tuesday, overcoming an 11-run opening inning from Riverdale with a relentless offensive surge. Keagan Heiser fueled the late-game momentum with a two-run 2B in the seventh inning, helping the Blackhawks secure the victory. River Valley used a combination of Kaden Plumley and Heiser on the mound, while Riverdale relied on pitchers Henry Drone, Conlan Walsh, and Bevyn Dennis. The Blackhawks' offense was powered by multiple extra-base hits from Jordan Gauger, Quincy Blakley, and Jackson Thatcher. Riverdale's early production was highlighted by 2B contributions from Ethan Kagel and Eli Campbell.

The Shawano Hawks secured a 5-4 victory over Luxemburg-Casco following a game-ending rally in the bottom of the ninth inning. Ayden Bystol sparked the decisive play with a double and scored the winning run on a Brayden Carpenter fielder’s choice. Shawano pitchers Grant Keszo and T.J. Johnson held the lead, while Luxemburg-Casco used Ethan Engum and Trenton Price on the mound. Anderson Schmidt led the Shawano offense with a 2-for-4 performance, including a 2B and an RBI. Gavin Lax and Myles Jandrin contributed key RBI production for Luxemburg-Casco in the loss.

The Somerset Spartans defeated the Spooner Rails 21-14 in a high-scoring contest. Somerset’s offense surged early to pull away, supported by Kellen Donnelly’s double in the sixth and AJ Wittstock’s third-inning double. Spooner remained competitive as Ben Eichten hit a solo home run in the third and a two-run single in the fourth, while Mason Sobralski added a triple in the seventh. Somerset utilized a rotation of pitchers to contain the Rails' late-game scoring efforts and secure the win.

Stoughton outlasted Brodhead 15-12 in a high-scoring slugfest defined by multiple lead changes. After Brodhead grabbed an early lead behind a first-inning home run, Stoughton rallied to tie the game 9-9 in the fourth and eventually pulled ahead for good with a decisive late-inning scoring surge. Jaxson Nielsen helped seal the win with a clutch RBI single in the sixth, while Logan Hedstrom and Givon Storkson also delivered key hits to bolster the Vikings' offense. The game remained competitive until the final frame, but Stoughton's ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities ultimately secured the victory.

Stratford shut out Edgar 8-0, highlighted by a dominant pitching performance and a decisive five-run rally in the bottom of the sixth inning. Starter Drew Gage provided the Tigers an early lead with an RBI single in the first, and he kept the Wildcats scoreless on the mound for much of the contest. The offense broke the game open late behind a sacrifice fly from Riley Spindler and RBI singles from Jack Remus and Brady Berg. Despite a first-inning double from Gavin Mauer, Edgar failed to generate any runs against the Stratford staff.

The Viroqua Blackhawks blanked Luther 6-0 on Tuesday behind a complete-game shutout from Jack Olson. Olson fanned 13 batters and allowed only three hits in the gem. Viroqua broke a scoreless tie in the fourth inning with an RBI single from Ryan Kowalcyzk and a two-run single by Hayden Burckhardt. Alex Klum added a two-run double in the seventh, and Olson helped his own cause with an RBI single to seal the victory.

Waterford overcame a 4-0 deficit to defeat the Badger Badgers 7-4. After cutting the deficit in the fifth, Waterford surged ahead with five runs in the seventh inning. That rally featured an RBI double by Mason Sturma, a game-tying RBI single from Jack Butler, a go-ahead run scored on an error by second baseman Brendan Kellar, and a two-run home run by Hayden Milosh. The Badgers went down in order in the bottom of the seventh to end the game.

Wauwatosa East defeated Menomonee Falls 4-3 in a back-and-forth contest. Menomonee Falls rallied to tie the game 3-3 in the top of the sixth inning behind a two-run double from Matthew Nemec. Wauwatosa East responded in the bottom of the sixth when Ethan Karaszewski hit an RBI single, scoring Simon Fox to break the tie. Wauwatosa East maintained its lead through the seventh inning to secure the victory.

The West De Pere Phantoms defeated the Ashwaubenon Jaguars 9-5 on Tuesday, fueled by a four-run fourth inning that erased an early deficit. West De Pere took the lead in the fourth behind a two-run triple from Ethan Collar and RBI singles from Caleb Scheller and Isaac Habetler. Ashwaubenon had surged to a 5-3 lead in the top half of that inning on a two-RBI double from Kingston Vang, but the Jaguars managed no further runs. Holden Mulloy pitched in relief for the Phantoms, helping close out the victory.

Whitefish Bay edged Cedarburg 4-3 on Tuesday, relying on early offensive production and a late defensive stand to secure the win. The Blue Dukes built their lead with a two-run single from Charlie McIntyre in the fourth inning and a two-run home run by Reid Muderlak in the fifth. Cedarburg mounted a rally with an RBI single from J Scherzer in the sixth and a run scored on a fielding error in the seventh. Bo Behrendt closed the game on the mound for Whitefish Bay, leaving the potential tying run at second base.

The Wilmot Panthers defeated Union Grove 9-4 behind a multi-homer effort and a steady relief appearance by Chance Ruby. The Panthers took control early with back-to-back home runs from Nate Dzierzanowski and Easton Pye in the second inning. Cooper Pappadakis fueled the offense throughout, driving in two runs with a single in the third and adding another two-RBI single in the seventh. Ruby took over on the mound in the fourth inning and held the Broncos offense in check to preserve the win.

The Wittenberg-Birnamwood Chargers shut out Menominee Nation 10-0, fueled by a relentless offensive attack. The Chargers broke the game open in the second inning when Zandyr Barke cleared the bases with a triple, and Braxton Olson later added a two-RBI double in the third. Pyawasay recorded two hits in the loss for Menominee Nation, which struggled to generate momentum against Chargers pitcher Tommy Gagnon.