Algoma can boast one of its own as the player of the year in softball as the Packerland Conference announced its All-Conference accolades for soccer, baseball, and softball earlier this week.

Natalie Ray shared Player of the Year honors with Kewaunee's Breanna Riha to go with her First Team Catch selection. Macie Zimmerman (First Team Pitcher),  and Amya Lukes (Honorable Mention) joined her on the squad. 

Charlie Prokash (First Team Pitcher), Braeden Leist (First Team Outfielder), Calen DeMeuse (Second Team Catcher), and Jacob Massey (Second Team  Utility/DP) were named to the All-Packerland Conference baseball team.

The Algoma softball team came up one win short of the WIAA State Tournament on Thursday, falling to Johnson Creek 8-0 in the sectional final.

The Buglass family did their part to ensure the Wolves heartbreak on the Blue Jays' home field. Leading 6-0 in the top of the sixth, Taylor Buglass homered to make it 8-0 for the final runs of the game. Tori Buglass had more than enough run support as she limited the Wolves to just three hits while striking out 12 across seven innings.

The Wolves' best chance to scratch across a run came in the bottom of the fourth inning when Natalie Ray doubled to put a player in scoring position for the only time in the game. Ryley Tweedy and Bristol Schmidt tallied singles while Macie Zimmerman was hit by a pitch for the only other base runners in the game for the Wolves.

Zimmerman took the loss in her final game for the Wolves, allowing eight runs (5 ER) on 13 hits and five walks while striking out five across seven innings. 

The Wolves end their season 15-10.

The Algoma softball team is one win away from advancing to the state softball tournament since going back-to-back seasons in 2012 and 2013 when they play on the road at Johnson Creek Thursday afternoon.

Macie Zimmerman was absolutely dominant Tuesday, throwing a complete game no-hitter as Algoma softball topped St. Mary's Springs 4-0 in a sectional semifinal matchup. Zimmerman didn't just dominate in the circle, though, she got things going offensively too, launching a two-run homer in the first inning to put the Wolves on top early. Amya Lukes went 2-for-2 at the top of the lineup and Ryley Tweedy added an RBI single to round out the scoring. As a team, the Wolves collected six hits working through eight strikeouts to push across four runs. Zimmerman struck out six across the complete game and retired the final batter on a groundout to complete the no-no and send Algoma to the sectional final.

The Bluejays' state drought is even longer as they have not returned to Madison since 2003. In their 2-0 win against Random Lake on Tuesday, Tori Buglass went the distance in the circle with 10 strikeouts while allowing no runs on three hits. She also did it at the plate with two hits while Libby Burbach's two RBI double was the difference in the win.

First pitch is set for 5 p.m. in Johnson Creek.

The Algoma Wolves baseball season came to a close Tuesday, falling to Brillion 9-1 in regional play.

Brillion jumped on the Wolves early and never looked back, putting up five runs through three innings and cruising from there. Landon Mathes went 3-for-4 with two RBIs to lead the Lions offense, while Joe Shimek was sharp on the mound, allowing just one unearned run over seven innings.

Cal DeMeuse went 2-for-3 to lead Algoma at the plate and Jack Schwader drove in the team's only run, but the Wolves couldn't generate enough offensively to keep pace.

The season comes to a close with a 10-15 overall record and the Wolves will have to part with some impactful seniors before turning their attention to summer baseball. 

Macie Zimmerman was absolutely dominant Tuesday, throwing a complete game no-hitter as Algoma softball topped St. Mary's Springs 4-0 in a sectional semifinal matchup.

Zimmerman didn't just dominate in the circle, though, she got things going offensively too, launching a two-run homer in the first inning to put the Wolves on top early. Amya Lukes went 2-for-2 at the top of the lineup and Ryley Tweedy added an RBI single to round out the scoring.

As a team, the Wolves collected six hits working through eight strikeouts to push across four runs. Zimmerman struck out six across the complete game and retired the final batter on a groundout to complete the no-no and send Algoma to the sectional final.

The Wolves will face Johnson Creek, a fellow one-seed in their respective regional, Thursday at 5pm with a trip to state on the line. Should be a good one! 

The Algoma baseball team looks to keep their season alive on Tuesday when it travels to Brillion to face the Lions.

The Wolves staved off elimination with a 3-2 win over Mishicot in their tournament opener. Braeden Leist and Dylan Seiler each had two hits in the victory with Leist's RBI double the difference in the game. Charlie Prokash dealt in his home season finale, allowing two runs (0 ER) on four hits while striking out 12 across 6.2 innings.

The Lions have been idle since they clipped Marinette 5-4 in their season finale. It put an end to a two-game losing streak. Before that stretch, it had been since April 2nd since the Lions came up empty, losing their season opener against Plano 4-3 and Marian Catholic 16-1.

First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m.

The Algoma softball team hopes that the home cooking remains hot as they play St. Mary's Springs in sectional semifinal action on Tuesday.

The Wolves won the regional title last Thursday with a 10-0 win over Markesan. Macie Zimmermann struck out 11 batters across five innings of no-hit ball against the Hornets, adding to her collection of similar performances in her Algoma career. Her teammates did the work at the plate, scoring five times in the first and fifth innings to end the game early due to the mercy rule. Amya Lukes capped off the first five-spot with an RBI single while Ryley Tweedy walked off the Hornets with a single of her own. The Wolves only needed four hits to score their runs, instead feasting on three Hornets errors and eight walks. Tweedy and Lukes each had two hits and combined for three RBI.

With a 6-13 record entering the tournament, the Ledgers have caught fire with two upsets on the road, knocking off St. Mary Catholic 7-1 and Princeton/Green Lake 8-3.

First pitch from Peterson Park is set for 4:30 p.m.

The Algoma Wolves softball won their regional title game over Markesan 10-0 on Thursday, but only needed a sliver of that run support thanks to another masterful performance from senior Macie Zimmermann.

Zimmermann struck out 11 batters across five innings of no-hit ball against the Hornets, adding to her collection of similar performances in her Algoma career. 

Her teammates did the work at the plate, scoring five times in the first and fifth innings to end the game early due to the mercy rule. Amya Lukes capped off the first five-spot with a RBI single while Ryley Tweedy walked off the Hornets with a single of her own. The Wolves only needed four hits to score their runs, instead feasting on three Hornets errors and eight walks. Tweedy and Lukes each had two hits and combined for three RBI.

The Wolves will play again on Tuesday when they host St. Mary's Springs at Peterson Park at 4:30 p.m.

The Algoma baseball team's third-inning run proved to be the difference in a 3-2 win over Mishicot on Thursday to advance in the WIAA Tournament.

The two teams matched each other in the first and sixth innings with Charlie Prokash's RBI single and Braeden Leist's run-scoring double answering the Indians' tallies. The outlier came in the third inning when Cal DeMeuse reached on an error with two outs, allowing Leist to come around and score.

The Wolves outhit the Indians 7-4 with Leist and Dylan Seiler each collecting two hits.

Prokash earned the win on the mound, allowing two runs (0 ER) on four hits while striking out 12 across 6.2 innings. Jacob Massey collected the save with a strikeout for the final out.

The Wolves are back in action on Tuesday when they play their regional semifinal matchup at 6 p.m. against Brillion.

A late rally by Sevastopol was wiped away by heavy rain Tuesday afternoon, as top-seeded Algoma secured a 7-3 victory in a WIAA Division 4 regional semifinal that was called after five completed innings.

The game, suspended in the sixth inning due to worsening weather at Peterson Park, became official under WIAA rules, ending Sevastopol’s postseason run despite a surge that briefly threatened the outcome.

Trailing 7-3 entering the sixth, the No. 8-seeded Pioneers mounted a comeback in the downpour. Sienna Cain delivered a two-run triple that nearly cleared the fence, and Adison Sawyer followed with an RBI single, cutting the deficit to one run. However, the inning was never completed, nullifying the rally when play was halted.

Algoma had already built its lead behind a strong performance from pitcher Macie Zimmerman, who allowed just three hits over five innings while striking out seven and walking three. Zimmerman earned the win for the Wolves.

Sevastopol’s Leah Schopf took the loss, surrendering nine hits while striking out four and issuing three walks.

When play was stopped, Algoma had two runners on base with two outs in the bottom of the sixth, but the game was not resumed.

With the win, the Wolves advance to the regional championship Thursday, where they will host No. 4-seed Markesan. 

Two familiar Packerland foes will have a WIAA Regional title game berth on the line Tuesday afternoon when Algoma welcomes Sevastopol.

The Wolves have been sidelined since a doubleheader sweep at the hands of Southern Door that gave them the Packerland Conference crown. Natalie Ray went 2-for-3 with two RBIs to lead Algoma’s offense in the game one loss while they only had three hits in game two.

The Pioneers earned their trip to Algoma with a 8-4 win over Montello last Thursday. The Pioneers outhit the Hilltoppers 13-9, including seven in the fifth inning that tied the game at four. Brynn Schartner homered as all nine Pioneers players recorded at least one hit, including three from Olivia Valenzuela and two apiece from Taylor Kochanski and Savanna Kiehnau. Leah Schopf went the distance in the circle for the Pioneers, allowing four runs (4 ER) and nine hits while striking out three. 

The Wolves dominated the Pioneers in their doubleheader earlier this month, winning the games 7-0 and 14-1.

First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m.

The Algoma Wolves baseball team could get them over, but not in as they fell to Wrightstown 3-2 on Thursday. 

The Wolves outhit the Tigers 10-5 and only took two less walks (3-1) than their hosts. They were trailing 2-0 in the third inning when they scratched across their first run on a RBI double from Jake Buenning. Trailing 3-1, Jonah Dahms scored on a passed ball and the Wolves loaded the bases with three outs before they were retired via strike out and a fielders' choice to end the game.

Dahms and Jacob Massey led the with twin 3-4 days at the plate while three others recorded hits. The result spoiled an otherwise good day on the mound for Charlie Prokash, who allowed three runs (2 ER), on five hits with seven strikeouts across six innings of work.

The Algoma baseball team is on the road this Thursday, as they are taking on the Wrightstown Tigers. 

The Wolves are fresh off a pair of victories over Southern Door. The first game got out of hand in a hurry. Algoma sent 15 batters to the plate in a massive 11-run third inning, with Dylan Seiler and Jonah Dahms each driving in three during the surge. Cal DeMeuse went 3-for-4 to lead the offense, and Charlie Prokash tossed three clean innings to earn the win. Algoma finished with 12 hits and seven stolen bases, coming out with an 18-5 win.

Game two was much closer. Jacob Massey was sharp for Algoma, going all seven innings and allowing just one unearned run on three hits while striking out six, pulling away to a 4-1 win.

The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
 

Algoma swept Southern Door in a doubleheader on Tuesday, winning the opener 18-5 before taking game two 4-1.

The first game got out of hand in a hurry. Algoma sent 15 batters to the plate in a massive 11-run third inning, with Dylan Seiler and Jonah Dahms each driving in three during the surge. Cal DeMeuse went 3-for-4 to lead the offense and Charlie Prokash tossed three clean innings to earn the win. Algoma finished with 12 hits and seven stolen bases. Brock Delveaux had two hits and three RBIs to lead Southern Door.

Game two was a much tighter affair. Jacob Massey was sharp for Algoma, going all seven innings and allowing just one unearned run on three hits while striking out six. Southern Door's Mac Hoffman drove in the Eagles' only run with a first inning single, but Algoma was able to scratch across enough runs to pull away 4-1.

Southern Door heads to Coleman on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Algoma travels to Wrightstown Thursday at 4:30.

Estella Marrero led the way for the Algoma Wolves at the Packerland Conference Championships in Oconto on Monday, winning the girls pole vault for the teams' lone event win.

Marrero cleared 9"6' to win the event while the Wolves posted top five finishes in three other events for the girls' team. On the boys' side, Jacob Blahnik posted a personal best in the 200m to take second place, one of nine Top 5 finishes on the team.

Mens Results

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

10.11Cooper Fay24.77aPBAlgoma

14.10James Solchenberger26.09aPBAlgoma

17.9Calvin Mayheu26.72aPBAlgoma

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.11Jacob Blahnik53.69aPBAlgoma

11.12Chance Rader58.83aPBAlgoma

14.11Brady Walker1:02.16aAlgoma

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

8.12Chance Rader2:23.15aSBAlgoma

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

12.11Brayden Brumm5:52.29aAlgoma

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

11.11Brayden Brumm13:46.78aAlgoma

110m Hurdles - 39" / 0.991m Varsity - Finals

7.12Aiden Moen18.45aAlgoma

300m Hurdles - 36" / 0.914m Varsity - Finals

5.12Aiden Moen47.13aAlgoma

10.9Parker Stewart54.56aAlgoma

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

5.11

Jack Meverden

11

Cooper Fay

12

Joey Cabino

9

Luis Huerta

47.83a

Algoma - A

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

4.11

Jack Meverden

12

Joey Cabino

10

James Solchenberger

12

Lane Cochart

1:40.04a

Algoma - A

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

3.11

Jack Meverden

11

Cooper Fay

12

Aiden Moen

11

Jacob Blahnik

3:46.91a

Algoma - A

4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals

4.9

Owen Skorczewski

12

Chance Rader

11

Brayden Brumm

11

Jacob Blahnik

9:39.68a

Algoma - A

Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals

3.10Ethan Melotte48' 3.5"PBAlgoma

4.12Lane Cochart47' 5"PBAlgoma

12.10Kaden Bielawski36' 4.5"PBAlgoma

Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals

6.10Kaden Bielawski124' 11"PBAlgoma

7.12Lane Cochart124' 3"Algoma

9.10Ethan Melotte116' 3"Algoma

High Jump Varsity - Finals

Field Series

3.12Braden Crewe6' 0"PBAlgoma

9.9Calvin Mayheu5' 4"Algoma

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

Field Series

3.11Cooper Fay12' 6"Algoma

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

7.10James Solchenberger17' 10.25"PBAlgoma

12.9Nolan Cochart16' 1"Algoma

15.12Aiden Moen15' 7.75"Algoma

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

10.9Nolan Cochart33' 1"PBAlgoma

Womens Results

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

9.11Ellie Reif6:55.14aAlgoma

11.12Sophie Ramirez8:17.62aAlgoma

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

9.12Sophie Ramirez19:19.08aAlgoma

300m Hurdles - 30" / 0.762m Varsity - Finals

7.9Reagan Schneider56.88aPBAlgoma

11Ellie ReifSCRAlgoma

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

6.12

Madelyn Borths

9

Jasmine Huston

12

Mackenzie Stewart

12

Tessa LeBotte

1:06.19a

Algoma - A

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

7.12

Madelyn Borths

12

Tessa LeBotte

12

Lydia Nell

12

Mackenzie Stewart

2:17.17a

Algoma - A

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

4.12

Madelyn Borths

12

Tessa LeBotte

12

Mackenzie Stewart

12

Sophie Ramirez

5:52.30a

Algoma - A

Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals

5.12Therese Gerdmann32' 4"PBAlgoma

11.12Megan Zimmer28' 7.5"Algoma

11Grace SchwerinSCRAlgoma

Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals

7.12Megan Zimmer91' 3"PBAlgoma

16.11Grace Schwerin67' 9"Algoma

18.12Gabrielle Srnka62' 5"Algoma

High Jump Varsity - Finals

Field Series

5.9Reagan Schneider4' 2"PBAlgoma

10.12Lydia Nell3' 10"Algoma

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

Field Series

1.11Estella Marrero9' 6"Algoma

9Jasmine HustonNHAlgoma

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

13.9Reagan Schneider12' 8.75"Algoma

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

10.12Tessa LeBotte24' 8.75"Algoma

Two of the top softball teams in the Packerland Conference square off on Friday afternoon when Algoma travels to Brussels to face Southern Door for a doubleheader.

The Wolves won their last game 8-4 against Coleman on Tuesday. Macie Zimmerman was dealing in the circle and the offense backing her up with 12 hits. Zimmerman went all seven innings, punching out 11 and scattering seven hits. The Wolves jumped on Coleman early, putting three on the board in the first on doubles from Zimmerman and Mackenzie Lischka followed by an RBI single from Ryley Tweedy. Lischka finished a perfect 3-for-3 on the day. Natalie Ray was the run producer, driving in three despite going 1-for-4. Zimmerman, Madison Schneider, Tweedy, and Amya Lukes each added multiple hits as Algoma kept the pressure on all game long.

The Eagles squeezed in one of their two games against Sevastopol earlier this week, winning the game 14-0. The Eagles put six on the board in the first inning alone. Lilly Vandertie got things started with a two-run shot to left, and Samantha Melville followed with a two-run double to keep it rolling. Melville did it all, tossing four scoreless innings with five strikeouts while going 2-for-4 with three RBIs at the plate. Alanah Kaye led the offense with three hits, and Harper Kramer and Grace Vogel each went deep. Southern Door finished with 15 hits and didn't commit an error.

First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m.

Two of Algoma's most decorated senior athletes made their collegiate plans official on Tuesday by National Letter of Intent for their respective schools.

Basketball player Braeden Leist will continue his athletic career at Lakeland University after All-Packerland Conference season that saw him finish in the top three on the Wolves in scoring (18.1 ppg), assists (3.5 apg), rebounds (6.4 rpg), and steals (1.8 ppg). Leist says he has always wanted to play college basketball at the next level and he is excited for the opportunity in Sheboygan.

Softball player Macie Zimmerman signed her National Letter of Intent to continue her career at St. Norbert College. Zimmerman has been one of the school's ace pitchers since she joined the team her freshman season, posting several no-hitters and perfect games. She is excited to join the Green Knights next year, but she has some unfinished business left to settle with the Wolves before she heads to De Pere for college.

Both athletes are still in the mix with their spring sports teams with Zimmerman pitching for the softball team on Friday at Southern Door and Leist suiting up for the baseball team at home against Sturgeon Bay on Friday. Both doubleheaders begin at 4:30 p.m.

Sturgeon Bay's boys and Kewaunee's girls took home team titles at the Algoma Invitational on Tuesday. The Clipper boys topped the field with 106 points, followed by Little Chute with 89 and Kewaunee third at 68.5. Algoma's boys finished fourth with 67. On the girls side, Kewaunee won with 102 points, Denmark second with 81, Sturgeon Bay third with 63, and Gibraltar fourth with 60.

Men's Results

100 Meters: 2. Rayshaune Johnson, SB, 11.39 8. Sean Neal, GIB, 12.07

400 Meters:

Jacob Blahnik, ALG, 56.94

Chance Rader, ALG, 59.61 PB

Luke McCormack, GIB, 1:00.29

Judah Ortmayer, SEV, 1:00.48

Jonathan Olson, SB, 1:00.84

Brady Walker, ALG, 1:04.77

Will Bertges, GIB, 1:06.70 PB

Jay Kunesh, KEW, 1:07.48

Mason Kochanski, SEV, 1:08.99 PB

1600 Meters:

Rio Martinez, SB, 5:08.13

Landon Sitte, SEV, 5:24.66

Gage Vlies, KEW, 5:27.04

Aaron Thomas, SEV, 5:43.36

Adam Kurek, SB, 5:53.00

Brayden Brumm, ALG, 5:56.03

Aiden Turk, SEV, 6:01.13

110 Hurdles: 2. Ryan Felhofer, SB, 17.24 4. Aiden Moen, ALG, 18.35 5. Brex Witcpalek, KEW, 18.36

4x100 Relay:

Sturgeon Bay, 47.82 (Arties Bernadin, Ryan Felhofer, Rayshaune Johnson, Kamari Robertson)

Gibraltar, 48.57 (Sean Neal, Hudson Fitzgerald, Dempsey Kelnhofer, Jake Larson)

Algoma, 49.02 (Jack Meverden, Cooper Fay, Luis Huerta, Joey Cabino)

Kewaunee, 49.59 (Tristan Kjelgaard, Austin Romdenne, Trevor VandeHey, Brayden Myers)

4x200 Relay: 3. Sturgeon Bay, 1:40.70 (Arties Bernadin, Ryan Felhofer, Joni Ismaili, Kamari Robertson) 4. Kewaunee, 1:44.04 (Tristan Kjelgaard, Brex Witcpalek, Brayden Myers, Trevor Gauthier) 5. Algoma, 1:48.36 (Calvin Mayheu, Joey Cabino, James Solchenberger, Lane Cochart) 6. Gibraltar, 1:56.44 (Dempsey Kelnhofer, Andrew Weborg, Logan Sitte, Franco Sandoval)

4x800 Relay: 2. Kewaunee, 9:29.96 (Trevor Gauthier, Joseph Schlies, Gage Vlies, Robin Kunesh) 3. Sturgeon Bay, 9:42.45 (Atticus Haus, Deacon Haus, Rio Martinez, Ross Spritka) 4. Sevastopol, 10:16.29 (Judah Ortmayer, Landon Sitte, Aaron Thomas, Aiden Turk)

Shot Put:

Mitchell Boeder, KEW, 48' 2.25"

Landon Evers, SB, 44' 8.5"

Ethan Melotte, ALG, 43' 7.75"

Zack Genske, SEV, 41' 3.75"

Lane Cochart, ALG, 41' 1"

Gregorio Medina, KEW, 40' 7.25"

Wyatt Berceau, KEW, 38' 5.75"

Xavier Gaddes, GIB, 37' 4"

Kaden Bielawski, ALG, 35' 10.5" PB

Isaac Nelson, GIB, 29' 0"

Discus:

Mitchell Boeder, KEW, 169' 6" PB

Landon Evers, SB, 145' 7" PB

Garrett Lefevre, KEW, 137' 6"

Lane Cochart, ALG, 133' 2"

Kaden Bielawski, ALG, 113' 11"

Xavier Gaddes, GIB, 113' 2"

Zack Genske, SEV, 109' 0" PB

Mason Kochanski, SEV, 75' 3" PB

High Jump:

Cash Kuehn, SEV, 6' 2"

Braden Crewe, ALG, 5' 10"

Merlin Walker, SB, 5' 8"

Calvin Mayheu, ALG, 5' 4"

Jayden Reckelberg, KEW, 4' 6"

Pole Vault:

Oliver Carmody, SB, 13' 0"

Cooper Fay, ALG, 12' 6"

Will Bertges, GIB, 6' 0" SB

Long Jump:

Cedar Tomberlin, SB, 21' 1.5"

Trevor Gauthier, KEW, 19' 2"

Joni Ismaili, SB, 18' 10" PB

James Solchenberger, ALG, 17' 8" PB

Jacob Kipp, SB, 17' 2.5"

Nolan Cochart, ALG, 16' 3" PB

Dempsey Kelnhofer, GIB, 16' 0.5" PB

Aiden Moen, ALG, 16' 0.5"

Andrew Weborg, GIB, 14' 10"

Triple Jump:

Cash Kuehn, SEV, 42' 3.25"

Cedar Tomberlin, SB, 41' 5"

Joseph Schlies, KEW, 38' 1.75" PB

Jacob Kipp, SB, 35' 1"

Brayden Myers, KEW, 33' 9.5"

Franco Sandoval, GIB, 33' 9.5" PB

Women's Results

100 Meters:

Natalie Miller, KEW, 13.63

Talia Schmidt, SB, 13.94

Ella Clarke, GIB, 14.49

400 Meters: 4. Milli Paul, KEW, 1:12.18 PB 5. Addison Kudick, KEW, 1:15.30 PB 6. Khloe Henrickson, SEV, 1:18.59 7. Natalie Schink, SB, 1:20.45 8. Kayla Gonzales, SB, 1:36.41

1600 Meters:

Delaney Skiba, SB, 5:48.03

Breiah Newton, SEV, 5:53.11

Scarlet Tomberlin, SB, 6:33.59

Sophie Ramirez, ALG, 7:40.25

100 Hurdles: 3. Azucena Jauregui, GIB, 18.22 PB 4. Leah Hansen, SB, 18.57 6. Alison Szydel, KEW, 19.02 7. Isabella Vera, GIB, 21.71

4x100 Relay:

Gibraltar, 55.27 (Azucena Jauregui, Hayden Knudson, Aileen Torres, Ella Clarke)

Kewaunee, 57.04 (Chyanne Robinson, Peyton Pagel, Addison Kudick, Penelope Gerold)

Sevastopol, 1:02.92 (Lillian Saltou, Autumn Sargent, Shaeffer Rass, Selma Burtnett)

Algoma, 1:10.32 (Madelyn Borths, Grace Schwerin, Megan Zimmer, Mackenzie Stewart)

4x200 Relay: 2. Kewaunee, 2:03.10 (Kamber Tulachka, Alison Szydel, Peyton Pagel, Penelope Gerold) 4. Sturgeon Bay, 2:12.72 (Leah Hansen, Hannah Kiekhaefer, Talia Schmidt, Amelia Michalski) 5. Gibraltar, 2:13.53 (Lilly Gorham, Marisol Jauregui, Isabella Vera, Vivi Sauter)

4x800 Relay: 

2. Sevastopol, 11:45.01 (Braelyn Staats, Khloe Henrickson, Izzy Andreae, Breiah Newton) 3. Sturgeon Bay, 12:11.95 (Ava Estes, Megan Selle, Scarlet Tomberlin, Delaney Skiba) 4. Kewaunee, 12:26.47 (Milli Paul, Kaylyn Martin, Kyanna VanLanen, Mia Ihlenfeldt)

Shot Put:

Josie Martin, GIB, 31' 4.75"

Chyanne Robinson, KEW, 31' 1.5"

Makiyah Derrig, KEW, 30' 8.25" PB

Therese Gerdmann, ALG, 28' 10" PB

Megan Zimmer, ALG, 28' 6.5"

Grace Schwerin, ALG, 28' 3.5"

Breanna Anderson, SEV, 28' 2.75"

Francis Paul, KEW, 26' 0.5"

Izzy Andreae, SEV, 25' 11"

Vivi Sauter, GIB, 25' 3.75"

Alexis Lenius, SB, 24' 3.75"

Cora Herbst, SB, 21' 8" PB

Discus:

Chyanne Robinson, KEW, 110' 7" SB

Emma Barta, KEW, 95' 8"

Izzy Andreae, SEV, 94' 11"

Josie Martin, GIB, 90' 0"

Emily Vogeltanz, KEW, 76' 10"

Breanna Anderson, SEV, 75' 0"

Megan Zimmer, ALG, 71' 4"

Cora Herbst, SB, 67' 3" PB

Grace Schwerin, ALG, 66' 9"

Alexis Lenius, SB, 66' 5"

Mackenzie Stewart, ALG, 61' 4"

Vivi Sauter, GIB, 60' 7"

High Jump:

Reen Walker, SB, 4' 6" PB

Olivia Peot, KEW, 4' 5"

Ella Clarke, GIB, 4' 5" PB

Lydia Nell, ALG, 4' 1" SB

Reagan Schneider, ALG, 4' 1" PB

Scarlet Tomberlin, SB, 3' 10"

Pole Vault:

Estella Marrero, ALG, 9' 0"

Talia Schmidt, SB, 7' 9" PB

Peyton Pagel, KEW, 7' 0"

Long Jump:

Braelyn Staats, SEV, 16' 1" PB

Natalie Miller, KEW, 15' 9.5" PB

Azucena Jauregui, GIB, 15' 2"

Ava Estes, SB, 13' 7"

Kamber Tulachka, KEW, 13' 2.5"

Reagan Schneider, ALG, 13' 1" PB

Allie Schneider, KEW, 11' 10.5" PB

Hannah Kiekhaefer, SB, 11' 2.5"

Autumn Sargent, SEV, 9' 11.5"

Triple Jump:

Braelyn Staats, SEV, 33' 3.75" PB

Aileen Torres, GIB, 29' 11.25"

Tessa LeBotte, ALG, 25' 0.5"

Kaylyn Martin, KEW, 24' 6.25" PB

Isabella Vera, GIB, 23' 2.25"

Algoma's welcomed parents for parents night, seniors for senior night, and picked up a solid 8-4 win over Coleman on Tuesday with Macie Zimmerman dealing in the circle and the offense backing her up with 12 hits.

Zimmerman went all seven innings, punching out 11 and scattering seven hits. The Wolves jumped on Coleman early, putting three on the board in the first on doubles from Zimmerman and Mackenzie Lischka followed by an RBI single from Ryley Tweedy. Lischka finished a perfect 3-for-3 on the day.

Natalie Ray was the run producer, driving in three despite going 1-for-4. Zimmerman, Madison Schneider, Tweedy, and Amya Lukes each added multiple hits as Algoma kept the pressure on all game long.

The Wolves head to Southern Door on Friday for a doubleheader with first pitch at 4:30pm.

The Algoma baseball team's bats could not keep up with Reedsville's in a 14-4 drubbing on Monday.

The Wolves were down 9-0 before they were able to score two runs in the third and fourth innings. Walks and passed balls allowed the Panthers to score three times in the fourth before a fifth inning  run-scoring single ended the game due to the mercy rule. 

Cal DeMeuse had three hits while Braeden Leist and Charlie Prokash all pounded out two hits in the loss. Leist, Prokash, and Jonah Dahms recorded RBI. 

The Wolves are off until a Friday afternoon doubleheader against Sturgeon Bay.

The Algoma track and field team pulls hosting duties once again on Tuesday when they welcome several teams for an invitational.

Denmark, Gibraltar, Kewaunee, Little Chute, Sevastopol, Seymour, Sheboygan Area Lutheran, and Sturgeon Bay are all scheduled to participate when the meet kicks off at 3 p.m.

The second half of a long-suspended softball doubleheader did not go in the favor of Algoma on Monday, losing to Peshtigo 5-0.

The game was scoreless until the sixth inning when the Bulldogs plated four runs, taking advantage of two Wolves errors and a two-run single by McKinley Fairchild. The Bulldogs added an insurance run in the seventh inning before retiring the Wolves in order to end the game. 

Natalie Ray, Mackenzie Lischka, and Amya Lukes collected the lone hits in the game while Macie Zimmerman took the loss, allowing five runs (0 ER) on six hits while striking out four in relief.

The Wolves are back in action on Tuesday when they welcome Coleman for a 4:30 p.m. first pitch. The Cougars are 8-11 on the season and on a four-game losing streak that have all ended before the seventh inning. They lost to Menominee 14-2 on Monday.

The Algoma softball team will finish some unsettled business on Monday when they travel to Peshtigo to finish off a double header from April 17th.

In their 6-4 win over the Bulldogs that day, Macie Zimmerman struck out 12 and didn't allow a single earned run in the outing. She also helped her own cause drawing three walks at the plate and scoring a run. Natalie Ray delivered twice when Algoma needed it the most, driving in four of the Wolves' six runs.

First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m.

The Algoma Wolves baseball team is return to work on Monday with a non-conference tilt at Reedsville.

The Wolves swept a twinbill against Sevastopol on Friday, winning the games 1-0 and 7-5. Algoma claimed the opener in dramatic fashion when Braeden Leist delivered a walk-off sacrifice bunt in the bottom of the seventh inning to score the game’s lone run while the second game saw Cayden Neuzil jumpstart the Wolves’ offense with a bases-clearing triple in the third inning. Neuzil finished with two hits, while Brogan Ray also drove in a run.

First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m.

On Parent’s Night in Algoma, the Wolves celebrated with a doubleheader sweep over Sevastopol on Friday, winning a pitcher’s duel 1-0 before holding off a late comeback for a 7-5 victory in the nightcap.

Algoma claimed the opener in dramatic fashion when Braeden Leist delivered a walk-off sacrifice bunt in the bottom of the seventh inning to score the game’s lone run.

Both teams dominated on the mound in the first game. Algoma pitchers combined for 10 strikeouts, while Sevastopol struck out 13 batters.

Charlie Prokash earned the complete-game win for Algoma, allowing four hits over 6 2/3 scoreless innings while striking out nine. Andrew Wiesner started for Sevastopol and was equally dominant, surrendering just one hit over six shutout innings while striking out 13.

Braeden Leist finished 1-for-3 with the game-winning RBI for the Wolves. Bo Tanck led Sevastopol with two hits as the Pioneers totaled five stolen bases.

In the second game, Algoma built an early lead and held on for a 7-5 win despite a late Pioneer rally.

Cayden Neuzil highlighted the Wolves’ offense with a bases-clearing triple in the third inning. Neuzil finished with two hits, while Brogan Ray also drove in a run.