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Here are Tuesday’s high school sports results for the Green Bay area
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BOYS GOLF
Division 1
Notre Dame Sectional
HOBART – Bay Port won the sectional title and Notre Dame finished second to both qualify for the WIAA state tournament.
The top two teams and the top three players not from those teams qualify for state.
Mason Haupt of West De Pere was the individual sectional champion after shooting 68. Chance Rill of Kimberly and Collin Evers of Appleton West also advanced as individuals.
Preston Lamirande led Bay Port by finishing second with a 70.
Bennett Madson led Notre Dame by finishing third with a 74.
The state tournament is June 3-4 on the Meadow Valleys Course at Blackwolf Run in Kohler.
BAY PORT 308, NOTRE DAME 309, WEST DE PERE 316, DE PERE 322, PULASKI 327, KIMBERLY 334, APPLETON WEST 340, HORTONVILLE 346
At Thornberry Creek at Oneida, par 72
Medalist: Mason Haupt WDP 68.
Individual state qualifiers: Mason Haupt WDP 68, Chance Rill KIM 76, Collin Evers AW 77 (won playoff).
De Pere: Carter Broten 79, Cam Bjorge 79, Grant Butrymowicz 81, Brayden Coyle 83, Evan Harmann 85.
Hortonville: Wesley Barker 81, Carter Rohde 84, Dylan Dobratz 86, Drake Johnson 95, Weston Burkhardt 100.
Pulaski: Dixon Holewinski 77, Colin Schultz 81, Brady Hayward 83, Zachary Valeria 86, Connor Burant 88.
Appleton West: Collin Evers 77, Prestynn Evers 84, Lucas Downs 85, Graham Goldschmidt 94, Aistin Arizola 95.
Notre Dame: Bennett Madson 74, Ethan LeCaptaine 75, Sam Schneider 80, Thomas Bobinski 80, Andrew Ostermann 83.
West De Pere: Mason Haupt 68, Darrien Thomas 80, Cody Gevers 84, Isaac Sinkula 84, Grant Parrett 87.
Bay Port: Preston Lamirande 70, Karsen Kruse 77, Chase Noe 80, Noah Thomas 81, Konor Tignal 82.
Kimberly: Chance Rill 76, Aiden Cudney 85, Tyler Steeno 85, Peter Van Grinsven 88, Riley Schmidt 105.
Green Bay Preble: Austin Soli 80, Andrew VandenAvond 91.
Kaukauna: Jonah Roehrig 81, Noah Schneider 83.
Appleton East: Jadon Geerts 84.
Appleton North: Jonathan Huenink 87.
Ashwaubenon: Eason Hurd 90.
Shawano: Blake Knope 94.
Division 2
Luxemburg-Casco Sectional
LUXEMBURG – Winneconne and Seymour advanced to the state meet, with the Wolves winning the sectional title by seven strokes over the Thunder.
Austin Dobbe and Casey Peters tied for third by shooting 74 to lead Winneconne. Vince Sigl led Seymour with a 75 and tied for fifth.
Alex Johnson of Berlin shot 72 to earn medalist honors and advance to state as an individual. Jon Bertram of Xavier and Matthew Vanden Heuvel of Wrightstown also advanced to state as individuals.
WINNECONNE 309, SEYMOUR 316, XAVIER 322, NEW LONDON 335, WRIGHTSTOWN 336, MOSINEE 337, LITTLE CHUTE 351, WAUPUN 359, OCONTO FALLS 368, RIPON 375, MARINETTE 384, ADAMS-FRIENDSHIP 387
At Northbrook, par 71
Medalist: Alex Johnson BER 72.
Individual state qualifiers: Alex Johnson BER 72, Jon Bertram X 73, Matthew Vanden Heuvel WR 75.
Marinette: Brady Eastman 78, Henry Bailey 91, Bryce Gamlin 98, Luke Noel 117.
Little Chute: Jacob Zwiers 78, Shaymus Smith 85, Evan Vandenheuvel 87, Connor Kliner 101, Owen Schmitz 105.
Oconto Falls: Kadyn Riel 79, Carson McDermid 93, Isaiah Hirst 97, Austin Anderson 99, Jackson McDonald 100.
Wrightstown: Matthew Vanden Heuvel 75, Alex Wendlandt 79, Zach Wendlandt 88, Grant Lamers 94, Everett Lamers 95.
New London: Jonah Schlueter 82, Jadon Sorge 82, Drew Freeman 85, Will Grable 86, Gavin Barkell 89.
Xavier: Jon Bertram 73, Jonah Gentry 79, Grant Neumann 84, Jack Schmidtke 86, Kyle Watry 95.
Winneconne: Casey Peters 74, Austin Dobbe 74, Parker Groff 77, Brody Peppler 84, Noah Bouras 96.
Seymour: Vince Sigl 75, Tristan Drath 79, Owen Sigl 81, Aidan Peters 81, Charlie Laurent 87.
Luxemburg-Casco: James Glampe 79, Josh Parins 83.
Waupaca: Dylan Smith 80.
Sturgeon Bay: Tre Wienke 82.
Southern Door: Finley La Vine 87.
Peshtigo: Nick Mans 104.
Division 3
Wabeno Sectional
LAKEWOOD – Bonduel won the team title and Lena was second to both qualify for next week’s state tournament.
Colin Margelofsky and Jake Dreyer both shot 77 to lead Bonduel. Braden McVane led Lena with a 75 and was the individual sectional champion.
Kaiden Bailey of St. Thomas Aquinas Academy advanced to state as an individual with a tie for second place at 76.
BONDUEL 313, LENA 317, MARATHON 348, THREE LAKES/PHELPS 349, NEWMAN CATHOLIC 349, WABENO/LAONA 350, COLUMBUS CATHOLIC 372, MISHICOT 377, COLEMAN 381, MANAWA 405, CRANDON 406, GILLETT 409
At McCauslin Brook GC, par 70
Medalist: Braden McVane LEN 75.
Individual state qualifiers: Konnor Mehlberg NL 76, Kaiden Bailey STAA 76, Karson Kowalski MIS 78.
Manawa: Tate Drummond 84, Dakota Stroud 91, Isaiah Schuelke 112, Owen Schuelke 118, Jack Jaeckle 119.
Gillett: Thomas Carmody 95, Aydin Franti 99, Mats Harden 102, Tyler Frank 113, Katelyn Sturm 131.
Coleman: Thomas Rhode 91, Chase Gruber 93, Valerie Broderick 98, Cameron Kimmell 99, Gavin Fochesato 124.
Lena: Braden McVane 75, Mason Spice 77, Drake Dionne 81, Mason Belongia 84, Evan VanderZanden 85.
Bonduel: Colin Margelofsky 77, Jake Dreyer 77, Colin Fischer 79, Jaxon Bogacz 80, Reed Luepke 90.
Saint Thomas Aquinas Academy: Kaiden Bailey 76, Henry Piasecki 91.
Oconto: Carter Koch 79.
Kewaunee: Evan Maccaux 79.
Weyauwega-Fremont: Charlie Mueller 81.
Oneida Nation: Jonas Johnson 84.
Niagara: Nate Olsen 104, Tommy Martin 117.
Sevastopol: Isaac Totaro 116.
BASEBALL
Division 1
Bay Port 15, Green Bay East/West 0
SUAMICO – The third-seeded Pirates cruised to the regional win over 14th-seeded Green Bay East/West. Bay Port will play host to sixth-seeded Pulaski on Thursday in the regional final.
Pulaski 2, Green Bay Southwest 1
PULASKI – The sixth-seeded Red Raiders held off the 11th-seeded Trojans in a regional matchup to advance to Thursday’s regional final against Bay Port.
Hortonville 7, Green Bay Preble 1
HORTONVILLE – The seventh-seeded Polar Bears pushed across four runs in the third, two in the fourth and one in the sixth to earn the regional win.
Hortonville will face second-seeded Kimberly in Thursday’s regional final.
Broden Butzin doubled and drove in two runs, while Turner Kuhnke and Jack Coenen had two hits each to lead Hortonville.
Taiven Gass pitched four innings to earn the win, allowing one hit, while striking out three. Bo Anderson finished, pitching three innings, allowing three hits, one earned run and striking out five.
Cian Burke was 2-for-3 to power the Hornets.
Division 2
Denmark 11, Sturgeon Bay 1
DENMARK – The second-seeded Vikings dominated the seventh-seeded Clippers in six innings in the regional semifinal.
Brandon Dvorak pitched all six innings, giving up just two hits and striking out eight for the win. He also had two hits at the plate, including an RBI single in the second to give Denmark a 1-0 lead.
The Vikings made it 6-0 in the third inning on an RBI single by Kaden Derricks and a two-run single by Ebyn LaForest. Braedyn Heezen had an RBI double in the sixth.
Jaycob Dittmer and LaForest also had two hits.
Denmark is 17-7 overall and will play host to Xavier on Wednesday at 1 p.m. in a regional final.
Notre Dame 11, Shawano 5
GREEN BAY – Bryson Koehne had three hits and three RBI, and Drew Siudzinski drove in four runs for the Tritons in the regional win over the Hawks.
Xavier 8, Luxemburg-Casco 0
LUXEMBURG – The sixth-seeded Hawks upset the third-seeded Spartans to advance to Wednesday’s regional final against Denmark.
Fox Valley Lutheran 9, Seymour 5
SEYMOUR – The Foxes upped their record to 15-12 with the win over the Thunder.
Fox Valley Lutheran will play at top-seeded Mosinee on Wednesday in the regional final.
Seymour finishes its season with a record of 14-11.
Division 3
Bonduel 1, Oconto 0
BONDUEL – Brodie Hartmann tripled to lead off the bottom of the sixth and scored on a sacrifice fly by Karson Stoss and that was all Bonduel needed to pull out the regional win.
Bonduel (20-3) advanced to play Wittenberg-Birnamwood on Wednesday.
Noah Weier and Devon Bostwick matched scoreless innings through three innings and then Bostwick left with an injury. Riley Susa then went to the mound and held the Bears scoreless until the sixth when Bonduel got on the board. Weier was solid before giving way to Cade Johnson to finish the seventh for a save.
Kyle Bowman and Joey Bailey had Oconto’s two hits.
Bonduel had five hits, with three for extra bases. Colin Margelofsky and Beckett Hartlaben doubled and Brodie Hartmann tripled for the Bears.
St. Mary Catholic 1, Kewaunee 0
KEWAUNEE – Colin Nigl was 2-for-4 with a double and drove in the game’s lone run as the sixth-seeded Zephyrs upended the third-seeded Storm in regional action.
Fisher MacKenzie was also 2-for-4 for SMC.
Nigl picked up the win on the mound, allowing two hits and one walk while striking out eight.
Brett Paulsen took the loss for the Storm despite a solid effort. In 5⅔ innings, he allowed six hits, one earned run and five walks while striking out seven.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 5, Coleman 0
WITTENBERG – The fourth-seeded Chargers blanked the fifth-seeded Cougars and advanced to Wednesday’s regional final against top-seeded Bonduel.
Division 4
Lena 10, Wausaukee 8
WAUSAUKEE – The Wildcats scored four runs in the seventh inning to rally for the win over the Rangers.
Tyler Shallow had two hits for Lena and scored five runs. Colt Miller had two hits, including a double, and drove in five runs. Dash Comins also had two hits.
Christian Deschane drove in three runs for Wausaukee. Connor Schroeder scored four runs for Wausaukee, while Seth Kraemer scored twice.
Shallow pitched two innings in relief of starting pitcher Logan Graef to get the win.
Evan Suennen pitched the final four innings and took the loss for Wausaukee.
Gibraltar/Washington Island 1, Tigerton 0
FISH CREEK – The Vikings’ Beckett Johnson drove in a run in the second inning to lead Gibraltar/Washington Island to the win over the Tigers.
Bennett Isaacson-Krueger got the win for Gibraltar/Washington Island, allowing just one hit over 5⅓ innings. He struck out nine and walked two.
Caleb Dahlstrom took the loss for Tigerton, allowing one run on one hit and four walks over 5⅔ innings.
Joey Zimdars had two hits for Tigerton.
Niagara 6, Northland Lutheran 1
NIAGARA – The fourth-seeded Badgers downed the fifth-seeded Wildcats to advance to Wednesday’s regional final. Niagara will take on eighth-seeded St. Thomas Aquinas.
SOFTBALL
Division 3
Peshtigo 7, Wittenberg-Birnamwood 6
PESHTIGO – The Bulldogs improved to 17-6 with the win over the Chargers.
Peshtigo, which has won nine of its last 11 games, will face Mishicot in the sectional championship Thursday at Oconto.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood finishes with a 16-11 record.
Division 4
Random Lake 9, Algoma 5
ALGOMA – The Rams improved their record to 17-5 with the win over the Wolves.
Random Lake will play Coleman for the sectional title at Crivitz at 4 p.m. Thursday.
Algoma, which had won 10 games in a row, ends its season with a 23-4 record.
Coleman 2, Manawa 1
COLEMAN – The top-seeded Cougars outlasted the third-seeded Wolves to advance to Thursday’s sectional final against second-seeded Random Lake.
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GIRLS SOCCER
Division 1
Bay Port 2, Stevens Point 1
SUAMICO – The Pirates will host Appleton West in the regional final Saturday after defeating the Panthers.
Bay Port has a 10-match winning streak and improves its record to 17-1-2 with the win.
Stevens Point’s season-ending record is 9-10-2.
De Pere 2, Green Bay Preble 1
DE PERE – The Redbirds advance to Saturday’s regional title game at Kimberly against the Papermakers with the win over the Hornets.
De Pere is now 11-6-6.
Green Bay Preble closes its season with a 9-4-3 record.
Pulaski 3, Hortonville 0
PULASKI – The Red Raiders blanked the Polar Bears to advance to Saturday’s regional championship.
Pulaski, which finished fifth in the Fox River Classic Conference, is now 13-4 and will host Watertown in the regional final. The Goslings beat Oshkosh North 7-0.
Hortonville finishes 2-15.
Division 2
Green Bay Southwest 1, Port Washington 1
GREEN BAY – The Trojans defeated the Pirates 4-2 on penalty kicks to advance to Saturday’s regional final at Cedarburg.
Port Washington took a 1-0 lead in the first half on a goal by Emme Degenhardt.
Adycen Engles, with an assist from Autumn Nolle, tied the match in the 57th minute for Green Bay Southwest.
After two scoreless overtime periods, Green Bay Southwest advanced by converting all four of its penalty kicks while Port Washington made just 2-of-4.
Green Bay Southwest is now 4-7-5 overall.
Menasha 5, Green Bay East 2
MENASHA – The Bluejays advance to Saturday’s regional championship with the win over the Red Devils.
Menasha is now 10-5 and will play at West De Pere on Saturday.
Green Bay East has its season end with a record of 7-10.
Slinger 3, Ashwaubenon 0
SLINGER – The Owls kept the Jaguars’ shots from finding the back of the net to pick up the win.
Ashwaubenon closes the books on this campaign with a 9-12-1 record.
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West De Pere 8, Beaver Dam 1
DE PERE – The Phantoms advanced to Saturday’s regional title match with the win over the Golden Beavers.
West De Pere is now 16-2 and will play Menasha.
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