The Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball team used a six-run fifth inning to end their game against Oostburg early in a 12-2 triumph.

The Clippers jumped out to a 3-0 win in the first inning and added three more in the third to put the Flying Dutchmen before the fatal fifth.  The Clippers didn't even need that many hits as Patrick Haese had two of the team's three hits. The Flying Dutchmen did what they could to help the Clippers around every turn, walking 12 Clippers batters and committing six errors. Braylon LaRoche and Caleb Plzak were credited with RBI in the win while Brody Kollath earned the win as he went the distance, allowing two runs (0 ER) and six hits across five inning while striking out four innings.

Stats for their game against Chilton show that they were tied 2-2 against Chilton with no conclusion.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers won a pair of soccer matches this weekend, routing Valders 8-0 on Friday before beating Wausau East 3-1.

VALDERS

Sturgeon Bay's Alexis Olson scored a hat trick on Friday night leading the team to an 8-0 win over a short handed Valders team.  Valders had only 12 players as 6 were still at school and participating in the school's musical.  Also scoring for the Clippers were Malaya Martinez (2 goals) and Yarrow Goettelmann (2 goals).  The final goal was an own goal off a deflection from a Valders defender.

The team finally found some offensive rhythm in this game making 7 of 16 shots on goal plus the keeper for Valders had 5 saves too.  This was the focus of our game plan and finding success scoring bodes well for our conference games next week. 

WAUSAU EAST

Finally stringing two wins in a row together, Sturgeon Bay turned a first half tie into a solid win with two second half goals.  Malaya Martinez scored in the 28th minute after which Wausau East scored in the 33rd minute.  A stingy Sturgeon Bay defense would not allow a shot on goal the entire second half while Alexis Olson found the back of the goal in the 66th minute putting Sturgeon Bay back on top 2-1. Late in the game at the 78th minute, Milan Eliyha scored the dagger off a corner kick and the 3-1 win.  This was a hard fought win for the Clippers who face conference rival Peshtigo next Tuesdays at Clark Field in Sturgeon Bay.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers softball team was no-hit in the first game and only collected two hits on the day as they lost to Peshtigo 13-0 and 15-0.

The Bulldogs put up crooked numbers in the second, third, and fourth innings while taking advantage of the Clippers' errors, allowing only five of the thirteen runs scored against Annika Schoeneman's ERA. Sam LaCoursiere knocked in four runs for the Bulldogs.

In game two, Maddie Propsom and Jacqueline Barlas collected the only hits of the day for the Clippers. Falling behind 6-0 early, a nine-run fourth inning put the game on hold for the Bulldogs. Taylor Wortner led the way for the Bulldogs with seven RBIs, and she went 4-4. Two other teammates of Wortner's had multi-hit games.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers split their Packerland Conference doubleheader for the second time this week, losing to Peshtigo 7-4 in game one before earning the win 6-2 in the second matchup.

In game one, the Clippers found themselves chasing the Bulldogs ever since they scored three runs in the first inning. The Bulldogs would add on two runs in the third and sixth inning while the Clippers could only muster single tallies. The Plzak brothers went a combined 4-6 and two RBIs with Caleb driving his run in via a home run. Curt Meyer delivered the biggest blows of the game as he drove in two runs.

In game two, the Clippers took advantage of five Peshtigo errors to take game two. Danny Lodl scored twice and Patrick Haese registered two hits in the win.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers softball team was able to pile up runs in a split against Gibraltar/Washington Island on Tuesday, losing game one 14-8 and winning game two 15-9.

In addition to the two teams combining for 21 hits, innings were extended as they also had nine errors. The Vikings jumped out to 13-3 lead, but the Clippers were able to chip away in the third and fourth innings to force the game to go the full seven innings. Emile Glocke and Celeste Ashley both had two RBI for the Vikings with Pam Prescott, Abby Jarosh, Addison Richmond, and Emma Daubner also driving in runs. For the Clippers, Kadence Patza did the most damage as she went 3-4 with five RBI, thanks in part to a triple. Jacqueline Barlas drove in the other two runs. Glocke earned the win from the circle for the Vikings, sending Annika Schoeneman back to the dugout with a loss.

The Clippers' fortunes changed in the second game, scoring seven runs in the first inning and six more in the fourth to end the game after 4.5 innings. Maddie Propsom and Caprice Carbajal both tripled en route to a day where the pair combined for four hits and six RBI. Barlas drove in another three runs with Sophia Sternard, Julia Gregory, and Coral Frangipane also contributing run-scoring hits. Richmond, Jarosh, and Glocke tried to keep the Vikings in the game with two RBI apiece on six combined hits. Glocke led the with three hits. Proposom earned the win for the Clippers as she allowed nine runs (6 ER) on eight hits while striking out six.

The wins were the first of the season for the Vikings and the Clippers.

The Sturgeon Bay girls' soccer team could not crack a staunch Denmark defense in a 1-0 loss on Monday.

Denmark’s Emily Phlagenz scored in the 25th minute, leading Denmark to the win. Isabella Jimenez Seyfer had four saves in goal.  The Clippers managed only one shot on goal against a stingy Denmark defense.  Sturgeon Bay will host Valders Friday night.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers' golf team had four golfers on the doorstep of winning the latest Packerland Conference stop at The Orchards in Egg Harbor on Monday.

Along with Gibraltar's Finn Salm, Sturgeon Bay golfers Owen Pichette, Calvin Richard, Tre Wienke, and Porter Rabach all shot a 43 to give the Clippers the meet win with 172 strokes. That was 14 strokes better than Southern Door and 19 better than Gibraltar. 

Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux continued his strong season with another individual win, tying with Oconto's Carter Koch at the top spot with a score of 39. Southern Door's Finley LaVine took third with a score of 40.

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The Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball split their two contests on Saturday, losing to Kohler 16-5 before beating Reedsville 9-5.

In game one, the Clippers were down 8-0 before scratching a run across in the third inning. The game ended after five innings as the Bombers scored at least two runs in four of the five frames. Brady Kollath went 2-3 with a RBI to lead the Clippers.

In game two, the Clippers scored seven runs in the final two innings to get past the Panthers. Bryce Plzak, Caleb Plzak, Kollath, Danny Lodl, and Patrick Haese all had two hits the game, combining to drive in four runs. Earning the win in relief was Bryce Plzak, who allowed no runs on two hits in three innings of relief. 

"Today was a challenge for us. We are coming off four mentally and physically demanding conference games this week (Southern Door, and Algoma)," said head coach Neal Henrigillis. "It was encouraging to see our guys get up off the mat after taking one of the chin in game one against a good hitting Kohler team and come back and play better in game two against Reedsville."

The Clippers are back in action on Tuesday when they face Gibraltar at 4:30 p.m. The games will be carried live on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 4:15 p.m. with the pregame show. 

The Sturgeon Bay track team took on some of the best teams in the region on Friday at the St. Norbert Elite Meet.

The boys and girls squads combined to post top-eight finishes eight times during the meet. The best performances were saved for the girls as Nida Zukauskaite (high jump) posted a personal record and Julia Kurek (3200m) ran strong to come in second place in their respective events.

Mens Results

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

10.12Chase Hasenjager24.75a (-1.1)Sturgeon Bay

27.9Cedar Tomberlin27.19a (0.8)Sturgeon Bay

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

27.9Kemal Wienke1:00.36aPRSturgeon Bay

29.10Simon Downey1:01.55aSturgeon Bay

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

10.10Zone Wienke2:13.21aSturgeon Bay

23.9Daniel Wienke2:26.77aPRSturgeon Bay

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

12.12Aldo Rangel5:03.17aPRSturgeon Bay

23.10Zone Wienke5:20.41aSturgeon Bay

110m Hurdles Varsity - Finals

6.11Ozzie Langfeldt17.54a (1.6)Sturgeon Bay

300m Hurdles Varsity - Finals

11.11Ozzie Langfeldt48.30aSturgeon Bay

13.9Ross Spritka49.07aPRSturgeon Bay

2k Steeplechase Varsity - Finals

24.12Aldo Rangel9:03.19aSRSturgeon Bay

33.12Chase Hasenjager9:30.90aSRSturgeon Bay

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

10.10

Zone Wienke

9

Daniel Wienke

12

Kordell Anderson

12

Chase Hasenjager

48.27a

Sturgeon Bay - A

Shot Put Varsity - Finals

5.11Braden Evers46' 1Sturgeon Bay

6.12Gannon Evers45' 0.5Sturgeon Bay

Discus Varsity - Finals

4.12Gannon Evers135' 4Sturgeon Bay

19.11Braden Evers95' 8Sturgeon Bay

High Jump Varsity - Finals

8.9Cedar Tomberlin5' 4Sturgeon Bay

11.10Merlin Walker5' 2Sturgeon Bay

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

6.12Xavier Jandrin11' 0Sturgeon Bay

14.12Zach Olson9' 0PRSturgeon Bay

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

16.12Chase Hasenjager18' 9.5Sturgeon Bay

12Craven LautenbachDNSSturgeon Bay

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

12Craven LautenbachSCRSturgeon Bay

Womens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

8.11Ella Tarkowski13.10a (1.8)Sturgeon Bay

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

7.11Tiviana Andropolis28.03a (0.5)Sturgeon Bay

11.11Ella Tarkowski28.19a (0.8)Sturgeon Bay

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

5.11Cady Carlson1:04.10aSturgeon Bay

22.10Ava Estes1:12.86aPRSturgeon Bay

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

18.10Ava Estes2:56.24aSturgeon Bay

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.12Julia Kurek12:26.12aSturgeon Bay

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

7.11

Alexa Olson

11

Tiviana Andropolis

11

Cady Carlson

11

Ella Tarkowski

54.97a

Sturgeon Bay - A

Shot Put Varsity - Finals

26.12Gabriella Luett25' 10.75Sturgeon Bay

35.9Hailey Olson20' 1Sturgeon Bay

Discus Varsity - Finals

15.12Gabriella Luett80' 5Sturgeon Bay

37.9Hailey Olson48' 2PRSturgeon Bay

High Jump Varsity - Finals

2.12Nida Zukauskaite5' 3PRSturgeon Bay

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

19.12Mercedes Hanley5' 0Sturgeon Bay

9Nuishka SantiagoNHSturgeon Bay

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

23.10Ava Estes13' 5.5PRSturgeon Bay

11Cady CarlsonDNSSturgeon Bay

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

11Ella TarkowskiDNSSturgeon Bay

After a long drive and a long week, SB earned the shut out at Three Lakes against host Blue Jays 6-0. For a second game this week the Clippers battled in the wind and rain. SB was lead by Captain Alexis Olson (3 goals), Malaya Martinez (2 goals) and Captain Paula Wienke (1 goal). The Clippers scored 5 goals in the first half before the wind and rain arrived. The final goal was scored by a great ball served by Mid fielder Milan Eliyha. Next for the Clippers, a trip to play host Denmark.

A hard-fought game that the Sturgeon Bay girls' soccer team controlled still ended in a 1-1 draw against NEW Lutheran.

NEW scored on a deflected ball booted by Ada Haleen in the 5th minute, and Sturgeon Bay's Paula Winkie evened the score in the 24th minute, tying the game at 1-1.  Despite outshooting NEW 9-1, Sturgeon Bay had to settle for a tie in this conference matchup.  Isabelle Jiminez Seyer had one save in goal for the Clippers.  For the second game this week, Sturgeon Bay won the possession war and outshot their opponent nearly 2 to 1, but failed to gain a victory.  While frustrating, players and coaches remain confident the tide will turn, and the goals will start finding the back of the net.  Next for the Clippers, a non-conference match at Three Lakes is on Friday night.  

While the individual winner has been consistently inconsistent, the Sturgeon Bay golf team has held onto the top spot at Packerland Golf Tour stops all season long, including Thursday at Idlewild Golf Course in Sturgeon Bay.

The Clippers shot a 180, 15 strokes better than second-place Gibraltar and 17 strokes superior than third place Southern Door. Tre Wienke shared second place with the Eagles' Finley LaVine (41) and Luke Selle tied Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux at 43.

Gibraltar's Finn Salm turned in the best scorecard of the afternoon as he shot a 39. 

The Green Bay Glory's men's soccer team will have some Sturgeon Bay flavor on its roster.

The organization announced Eli Dietzel as one of their players on its socials on Wednesday:

Dietzel was a member of Sturgeon Bay's state championship soccer team. During his collegiate career at Ripon, Dietzel is tied for 10th in school history with 15 career goals and fifth in program history with 13 career assists.

The Glory men will play their first-ever game against Bateaux FC at the National Amateur Cup on May 5th before opening the season on May 18th at the Banta Bowl in Appleton at 1 p.m. against the Rockford Kickers.

The Sturgeon Bay High School celebrated the college signings of four Clipper athletes on Wednesday morning.  Dozens of students, coaches, and parents attended the signings by Alumni Hall in the school.  Track star Chase Hasenjager will be going to St. Norbert College in De Pere to run Track and Field for the Green Knights.  Mason Sacotte will play football for the Pointers of UW-Stevens Point.  Brody Kollath will play football for the UW-Oshkosh Titans next fall.  Eli Schuster will kick for the Lakeland College Muskies during the football campaign.  Track and Field Coach Troy Hasenjager says coaching his son and seeing him compete at the next level is very special.

Head Football Coach Carl Waterstreet shares some of the great qualities Sacotte, Kollath, and Schuster brought to the Clipper program since he coached them in grade school.

The four Clippers had committed to their respective colleges earlier in the month when signings were allowed.  You can watch Tuesday’s ceremony below.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers defeated the Algoma Wolves 4-3 and then came back to capture a 5-4 win to sweep a doubleheader on the road. 

In game one, eight different Clippers had a hit in the game and Bryce Plazak pitched the last three innings to pick up the win.   Carson Leist, Grant Vandervest, and Parker Lischka had two hits apiece for the Wolves.

Game two was highlighted by a four-run rally by the Clippers in the bottom of the seventh inning. The rally was sparked by pinch hitter Rex Brusky, who got a hit, followed by a Trey VanderLeest walk and another Patrick Haese single to load the bases. Bryce Plzak then tied the game with a double after a pitching visit, which was followed by his brother, Caleb Plzak, winning the game with a base hit. 

"Tonight was great baseball by both teams. Algoma has a phenomenal team, and their pitchers did a great job. This was a fantastic night of Packerland Conference baseball, fortunately we came out on top with some gritty at-bats by guys like Rex Brusky and Patrick Haese and of course phenomenal pitching to keep up in it the entire game." - Coach Neal Henrigillis 

Sturgeon Bay is now 7-2 and 5-1 in Packerland play.  The Wolves are 5-5 and 5-3 in conference. 

Despite outshooting the Elkhart Lake/Glenbeulah Resorters on Tuesday night, the Sturgeon Bay Clippers came up short on the scoreboard, falling 2-0 in non-conference girls' soccer at home.  The Clippers outshot the Resorters 19-9 with shots on goal but gave up two very late goals in the 77th and 79th minutes to Elkhart Lake.  Elkhart Lake’s Ariana Jelenc scored both goals. 

The Sturgeon Bay team will look to bounce back when they face NEW Lutheran/Providence on Thursday night in Green Bay for a conference matchup.

The Sturgeon Bay track teams performed well at Monday's Door County Classic but played second fiddle to Southern Door in both the boy's and girls' divisions.

For the boys', Chase Hasenjager (400m), Ozzie Langfeldt (110m hurdles), Braden Evers (shot put), and Gannon Evers (discus) captured the top spot in their respective events. The Clippers girls were paced by first-place performances by Julia Kurek (3200m, 1600m), Ella Tarkowski (100m), Tiviana Andropolis (200m), Cady Carlson (400m), Jade Tomberlin (800m), and Gabriella Luett (discus).
 

Mens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

5.12Chase Hasenjager12.22aPRSturgeon Bay

9.11Jackson Starr12.77aPRSturgeon Bay

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.12Chase Hasenjager24.92aSturgeon Bay

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.12Chase Hasenjager54.56aPRSturgeon Bay

4.10Simon Downey59.87aPRSturgeon Bay

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

3.10Zone Wienke2:12.75aPRSturgeon Bay

5.12Ben Stephens2:17.29aPRSturgeon Bay

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.10Zone Wienke5:18.58aSturgeon Bay

4.12Ben Stephens5:19.26aPRSturgeon Bay

12Aldo RangelSCRSturgeon Bay

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.12Aldo Rangel11:43.87aPRSturgeon Bay

110m Hurdles Varsity - Finals

1.11Ozzie Langfeldt17.44aPRSturgeon Bay

9Cedar TomberlinSCRSturgeon Bay

300m Hurdles Varsity - Finals

2.11Ozzie Langfeldt46.18aPRSturgeon Bay

3.9Ross Spritka50.88aPRSturgeon Bay

9Cedar TomberlinSCRSturgeon Bay

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.10

Zone Wienke

9

Daniel Wienke

12

Kordell Anderson

12

Craven Lautenbach

48.97a

Sturgeon Bay - A

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

3.9

Daniel Wienke

9

Cedar Tomberlin

11

Jackson Starr

9

Kemal Wienke

1:44.13a

Sturgeon Bay - A

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.11

Ozzie Langfeldt

10

Simon Downey

12

Xavier Jandrin

12

Gannon Evers

4:07.24a

Sturgeon Bay - A

4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.12

Ben Stephens

12

Aldo Rangel

10

Simon Downey

9

Daniel Wienke

9:34.79a

Sturgeon Bay - A

Shot Put Varsity - Finals

1.11Braden Evers47' 9.5PRSturgeon Bay

2.12Gannon Evers45' 10Sturgeon Bay

6.11Seth Laughlin35' 4.5Sturgeon Bay

Discus Varsity - Finals

1.12Gannon Evers127' 5Sturgeon Bay

3.11Braden Evers109' 6Sturgeon Bay

High Jump Varsity - Finals

5.10Merlin Walker5' 2Sturgeon Bay

9Cedar TomberlinSCRSturgeon Bay

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

2.12Xavier Jandrin11' 0Sturgeon Bay

6.12Zach Olson8' 6Sturgeon Bay

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

4.12Chase Hasenjager18' 2PRSturgeon Bay

6.12Craven Lautenbach16' 11Sturgeon Bay

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

4.12Craven Lautenbach35' 10.5Sturgeon Bay

Womens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.11Ella Tarkowski13.15aSturgeon Bay

2.11Tiviana Andropolis13.31aSturgeon Bay

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.11Tiviana Andropolis27.36aPRSturgeon Bay

2.11Ella Tarkowski27.89aSturgeon Bay

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.11Cady Carlson1:03.62aSturgeon Bay

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.12Jade Tomberlin2:38.49aPRSturgeon Bay

5.10Ava Estes2:52.97aPRSturgeon Bay

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.12Julia Kurek5:42.96aSturgeon Bay

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.12Julia Kurek12:40.61aSturgeon Bay

100m Hurdles Varsity - Finals

2.12Nida Zukauskaite16.71aSRSturgeon Bay

300m Hurdles Varsity - Finals

2.12Nida Zukauskaite54.02aSRSturgeon Bay

8.11Alexa Olson1:06.71aSturgeon Bay

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.11

Alexa Olson

11

Tiviana Andropolis

11

Cady Carlson

11

Ella Tarkowski

53.72a

Sturgeon Bay - A

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.10

Ava Estes

11

Alexa Olson

12

Jade Tomberlin

11

Cady Carlson

4:42.61a

Sturgeon Bay - A

4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.10

Ava Estes

12

Mercedes Hanley

12

Jade Tomberlin

12

Julia Kurek

12:07.75a

Sturgeon Bay - A

Shot Put Varsity - Finals

5.10Alexis Lenius25' 2.5Sturgeon Bay

6.12Gabriella Luett24' 9.75Sturgeon Bay

9.9Hailey Olson18' 10.5Sturgeon Bay

Discus Varsity - Finals

1.12Gabriella Luett82' 7Sturgeon Bay

9.10Alexis Lenius57' 1Sturgeon Bay

10.9Hailey Olson46' 5Sturgeon Bay

High Jump Varsity - Finals

2.12Nida Zukauskaite5' 0Sturgeon Bay

12Jade TomberlinNHSturgeon Bay

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

4.12Mercedes Hanley6' 0Sturgeon Bay

9Nuishka SantiagoNHSturgeon Bay

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

5.11Cady Carlson13' 6.25PRSturgeon Bay

10.10Ava Estes12' 6PRSturgeon Bay

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

2.11Ella Tarkowski31' 0.75SRSturgeon Bay

The Sturgeon Bay golf team continued their strong play in Packerland Conference action on Monday at Vernon Hills Golf Course.

The Clippers won the meet with a score of 178, five strokes better than second place Gibraltar (183) and 13 better than Southern Door (191). Luke Selle and Tre Wienke tied each other with a score of 42, matching Gibraltar's Teddy Roth and Southern Door's Finley Lavine.

Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux won his second straight meet with a low score of 38, three strokes better than second-place finisher Carter Koch of Oconto. The rest of the scores are below.

Sturgeon Bay is back in action on Tuesday at Whistling Straits when they battle Crandon, Crivitz, Gillett, Laona-Wabeno, Lena, Niagara, Oconto, Oneida Nation, Peshtigo, and Saint Thomas Aquinas Academy. The tee time is set for 1 p.m.

Sturgeon Bay scored early and often at host Green Bay West in a 9-0 win.

Alexis Olson (4 goals) scored in the 1st minute and Malaya Martinez (3 goals) in the 4th minute, leading the team to 6 goals. In the first half, Paula Wienke and Hayden Luders also scored for the Clippers.

The team's backups played significant minutes in this game, making the win a solid team win.

Next up for the Clippers is sectional rivals Elkhart Lake on Tuesday at Sturgeon Bay, with a kickoff at 5:00 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay baseball team recorded big wins on Saturday in Gillett, beating Crandon 7-6 and the host Tigers 20-9.

In their win over the Cardinals, each team recorded one big inning, with the Clippers recording six of their seven runs in the fifth inning and the Cardinals scoring five of their six in the following inning. The single tally the Clippers scored in the seventh inning proved to be the game-winner. Braylon LaRoche, Brady Kollath, and Danny Lodl each recorded multi-hit games, while Caleb Plzak, Curt Meyer, and Lodl were responsible for the RBI. 

In their five-inning win over the Tigers, the Clippers scored six runs in the third inning and eight in the fifth inning to put the game away early. Seven Clippers had multi-hit games, and nine Clippers drove in at least one run. Kollath had the most significant day offensively, recording three hits and five RBI in the game. The Plzaks each drove in two runs. 

The winning momentum from Thursday's win over Sevastopol/Gibraltar came to crashing halt on Friday with Sturgeon Bay losing to Appleton North 8-0.

Six different players scored goals for Appleton North, including a hat trick by Kalli Drexler. Six of the eight goals came via an assist.

Sturgeon Bay notched its first conference win, 2-0, over the Sevastopol/Gibraltar United team Thursday night at Clark Field.

It was a perfect night for soccer. SB outshot the United team 14-4. Malaya Martinez scored Sturgeon Bay's goals in the 4th and 50th minutes. 

"We are finally starting to create better chances to score by getting the ball into dangerous spaces in front of our opponent's goal.  Mal Martinez played really well tonight at forward, as did our entire midfield, and Maddie Hemminger was brilliant on defense.  Playing DC United is always a tough win for anyone in the Packerland Conference.  We have played a lot of larger schools to prepare for our conference schedule this year, and it has improved our speed of play."   

The Clippers' next game is on the road against Appleton North on Friday night. The Lightning enter the matchup 2-1-0 after beating Neenah earlier in the week 2-1.

The Packerland Conference's golf teams will grab their clubs and head to Marinette on Thursday for the third round of their season's circuit.

Gibraltar, Kewaunee, NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy, Oconto, Peshtigo, Sturgeon Bay, Sevastopol, and Southern Door are all scheduled to participate when the meet begins at 4 p.m at Marinette's Little River Golf Course. 

On Monday, the Sturgeon Bay golf team captured its second win of the season at The Woods Golf Course in Green Bay. Tre Wienke's score of 40 paced the Clippers to 175 points. Evan Maccaux of Kewaunee was right behind Wienke with a score of 41, while Oconto's Carter Koch registered a score of 43 points. Four others, including Southern Door's Finley LaVine and Sturgeon Bay's Calvin Richard and Owen Pichette, scored a 44.

Picture courtesy of Pixabay

Ella Tarkowski led the way for the Sturgeon Bay track teams at Tuesday's Peshtigo Quad meet.

Tarkowski won the 100m and was part of the winning 4x100m relay team, along with her second-place finish in the triple jump. The Clippers girls also received an even win in the high jump by Nida Zukauskaite. 

For the boys, Evers swept the throw events, including a personal record in the shot put. 

Mens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

7.12Kordell Anderson12.44aSturgeon Bay

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

3.12Chase Hasenjager23.95aPRSturgeon Bay

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

9.9Daniel Wienke1:03.99aSturgeon Bay

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

7.10Zone Wienke2:26.07aSRSturgeon Bay

110m Hurdles Varsity - Finals

2.11Ozzie Langfeldt17.87aPRSturgeon Bay

8.9Ross Spritka21.57aPRSturgeon Bay

9.9Calvin Langfeldt23.13aPRSturgeon Bay

300m Hurdles Varsity - Finals

3.11Ozzie Langfeldt46.54aPRSturgeon Bay

6.9Ross Spritka51.60aPRSturgeon Bay

7.9Cedar Tomberlin51.76aSturgeon Bay

12.9Calvin Langfeldt58.94aPRSturgeon Bay

13.11Davien Quaderer1:02.40aPRSturgeon Bay

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

3.9

Daniel Wienke

10

Zone Wienke

12

Kordell Anderson

12

Chase Hasenjager

48.21a

Sturgeon Bay - A

Shot Put Varsity - Finals

1.12Gannon Evers50-01.50PRSturgeon Bay

3.11Braden Evers45-11.50Sturgeon Bay

9.11Seth Laughlin35-11.00Sturgeon Bay

12.12Roman Tremper30-11.50PRSturgeon Bay

Discus Varsity - Finals

1.12Gannon Evers135-09Sturgeon Bay

6.11Braden Evers100-01Sturgeon Bay

11.11Seth Laughlin79-09SRSturgeon Bay

14.12Roman Tremper73-00PRSturgeon Bay

High Jump Varsity - Finals

5.9Cedar Tomberlin5-04.00Sturgeon Bay

6.10Merlin Walker5-00.00Sturgeon Bay

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

3.12Xavier Jandrin10-00.00Sturgeon Bay

6.12Zach Olson7-06.00Sturgeon Bay

8.9Jim Rivera7-00.00PRSturgeon Bay

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

3.12Chase Hasenjager17-03.00PRSturgeon Bay

Womens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.11Ella Tarkowski12.85aSRSturgeon Bay

3.11Tiviana Andropolis13.33aSturgeon Bay

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

6.10Ava Estes32.53aSRSturgeon Bay

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

3.11Cady Carlson1:06.83aSturgeon Bay

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.12Julia Kurek5:49.59aSturgeon Bay

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.11

Tiviana Andropolis

11

Alexa Olson

11

Cady Carlson

11

Ella Tarkowski

56.30a

Sturgeon Bay - A

Shot Put Varsity - Finals

5.12Gabriella Luett27-02.00Sturgeon Bay

6.10Alexis Lenius24-06.75PRSturgeon Bay

9.9Hailey Olson20-07.00PRSturgeon Bay

Discus Varsity - Finals

4.12Gabriella Luett78-02Sturgeon Bay

9.10Alexis Lenius53-05Sturgeon Bay

10.9Hailey Olson46-11Sturgeon Bay

High Jump Varsity - Finals

1.12Nida Zukauskaite5-00.00Sturgeon Bay

3.12Jade Tomberlin4-08.00Sturgeon Bay

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

7.12Mercedes Hanley5-06.00Sturgeon Bay

9.9Nuishka Santiago5-00.00PRSturgeon Bay

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

8.10Ava Estes11-04.00SRSturgeon Bay

11.11Cady Carlson10-04.00SRSturgeon Bay

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

2.11Ella Tarkowski30-11.00SRSturgeon Bay

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers softball team could not hold down Oconto in either end of a doubleheader on Monday, losing game one 26-10 in six innings and 17-2 in four innings.

In game one, the Clippers batted around in the third inning to keep the mercy rule at bay for at least one more inning as they took advantage of five walks and a hit-by pitch. Jacqueline Barlas,  Caprice Carbajal, and Annika Schoeneman recorded hits in the loss, while Madeline Propsom scored twice.

In game two, Schoeneman's double and Propsom scored the Clippers' two runs and registered the team's only hits in the loss.