Macie Zimmerman put on a show Friday, leading the Algoma softball team to a 7-0 shutout win over Bonduel with two home runs, four RBIs, and 11 strikeouts over seven innings.

 

Zimmerman got things started with a solo shot to center in the first, then broke it open in the second with a two-run blast to left as part of a three-run inning. Amya Lukes added a run-scoring double in the second, and Ella Severinsen's double down the right field line plated two more in the third.

 

Algoma played a clean game defensively, committing no errors on the day improving to 6-3 on the year. 

 

The Wolves head to Kewaunee on Tuesday, 4:30 first pitch. 

The Algoma baseball team is preparing for this Saturday as they are taking on a tournament held at the Waterloo Fireman Park.

 

The Wolves will be facing Waterloo, Johnson Creek, and Mineral Point. The Wolves’ last outing saw them split a doubleheader against Peshtigo. The Wolves clawed back from a 2-0 deficit in the first game to come back and win 12-6. The second matchup saw the Wolves fall 8-5. 

 

The first pitch is at 9:00 a.m.
 

Macie Zimmerman struck out 17 batters as the pitcher led Algoma past Sturgeon Bay 11-1 on Thursday. Zimmerman gave up one hit and one run over six innings while walking none.

 

The Wolves got on the board in the bottom of the first inning after Zimmerman singled to center field, and Sturgeon Bay committed an error, each scoring one run.

 

Algoma scored one run in the bottom of the third on a solo home run to left field by Zimmerman.

 

Mackenzie Lischka homered to center field, scoring two runs in the bottom of the fifth for the Wolves.

 

Schoeneman took the loss for Sturgeon Bay. The starting pitcher went four innings, allowing eight runs (six earned) on six hits, striking out six and walking three.

 

Sadie Rikkola set the tone at the top of the lineup, leading the Wolves with three hits in four at bats. Mackenzie Lischka and Macie Zimmerman each drove in three runs. Sadie Rikkola stole two bases. The Wolves ran wild on the base paths, accumulating four stolen bases for the game.

 

G Austad went 1-for-2 at the plate and led the team with one run batted in.

 

Algoma will now travel to Sturgeon Bay for their next game on Thursday.

Southern Door posted the top team score in an octathlon track and field meet held in Algoma, finishing with 3,441 points across two sections.

 

Gibraltar placed second with 2,768 points, followed by Algoma (2,510), Oconto (2,347) and Kewaunee (2,209).

 

In Section A, Southern Door’s Elise Jackson delivered one of the meet’s top individual performances, compiling 1,827 points. She recorded a time of 16.01 seconds in the 100-meter hurdles, added a long jump of 16 feet, 1 inch, a discus throw of 68 feet, 11 inches, and finished with a 27.1-second run in the 200 dash.

 

Algoma’s Aiden Moen also turned in a strong effort in Section A, totaling 1,824 points. His performance included a 18.2-second hurdles time, a long jump of 17 feet, 5.5 inches, a discus mark of 76 feet, 1 inch, and a 25.78-second 200 dash.

 

In Section B, Oconto’s Dalton Bastian recorded the highest individual total of the section with 1,664 points. He posted a 12.13-second 100 dash, cleared 4 feet, 10 inches in the high jump, threw 29 feet, 4.25 inches in the shot put, and ran 2 minutes, 34.47 seconds in the 800.

 

Southern Door’s Damontrae Meeks followed with 1,614 points, highlighted by a 5-foot, 6-inch high jump and a 12.32-second 100 dash. Gibraltar’s Sean Neal added 1,491 points, including a 12.08-second 100 dash and a shot put of 30 feet, 9 inches.

 

The meet featured competitors from Algoma, Gibraltar, Kewaunee, Oconto and Southern Door.

The Algoma softball team is prepping to host the Bonduel Bears this Friday. 

 

The Wolves have had a busy schedule this week, playing three games, including a double header against Sturgeon Bay and a road game against Two Rivers. The Wolves aim to bounce back from a 10-0 loss to Two Rivers. The Wolves only recorded four hits in the game. Macie Zimmerman turned in a strong effort in the circle despite the score, striking out seven and allowing just two earned runs over 5 1/3 innings.

 

The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
 

The Algoma softball team is preparing to host the Sturgeon Bay Clippers this Thursday. 

 

The Wolves aim to bounce back from a 10-0 loss to Two Rivers. The Wolves only recorded four hits in the game. Macie Zimmerman turned in a strong effort in the circle despite the score, striking out seven and allowing just two earned runs over 5 1/3 innings.

 

While the Clippers look to build off a 10-8 victory over Green Bay NEW Lutheran. McKenna Poh had three singles, Izzy Schoeneman had a double and a single of her own, and was a force to be reckoned with on the mound with nine strikeouts. Genevieve Austad was a wall behind the plate with several blocks, and tore up the bases with her steals; she also had an in-the-park home run.

 

The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
 

The Algoma track and field team is preparing to host a meet this Thursday. The Wolves will be inviting Gibraltar, Kewaunee, Oconto, and Southern Door. 

 

The Wolves last competed at their home triangular, where they came in first, beating out second-place Shiocton by three points. The boys won five events, including a pair by Cooper Fay (pole vault and 200m), Ethan Melotte (discus), Brayden Brumm (3200m), and Jacob Blahnik (400m). On the girls' side, Sophia Ramirez made it a sweep in the 3200m run with her win, while Estella Marrero won the pole vault to go along with her runner-up finish in the 200m and fifth-place finish in long jump.

 

The meet begins at 4:15 p.m.
 

Macie Zimmerman was outstanding in the circle Tuesday, but Algoma softball still came up short against Crivitz 2-1 in a tough loss.

 

Zimmerman struck out 13 over six innings, allowing just three hits and walking nobody, but Crivitz got all the runs they needed in the third when Taryn Tracy singled to score two. 

 

Algoma out-hit Crivitz four to three but couldn't push enough across, with Zimmerman driving in the Wolves' lone run in the sixth. 

 

Algoma hosts Sturgeon Bay on Thursday at 4:30. 

The Algoma Wolves softball team will get their crack at Crivitz on Tuesday after having their first attempt postponed.

 

In their last action, they were swept in a doubleheader against Waupun and Two Rivers in frigid conditions Saturday. In Game 1, Algoma managed just two hits in a 13-1 loss to Waupun. Despite the lopsided score, Mackenzie Lischka battled through all seven innings in the circle, striking out five. The chilly weather only seemed to tighten its grip in Game 2, where Algoma fell 10-0 to the Two Rivers Raiders. This time, the Wolves showed slight improvement at the plate, collecting four hits. Sadie Rikkola and Ella Severinsen each had one hit to give them two on the day. Macie Zimmerman turned in a strong effort in the circle despite the score, striking out seven and allowing just two earned runs over 5 1/3 innings. 

 

First pitch is set for 4 p.m.

Algoma baseball split a back-and-forth doubleheader with Peshtigo on Saturday, riding a big offensive performance in Game 1 before falling in extras in the nightcap.

Charlie Prokash set the tone early, driving in four runs on three hits to lead the Wolves to a 12-6 win in the opener. His two-run double sparked a go-ahead third inning, and Algoma never looked back, adding five more runs in the sixth to break it open.

The Wolves racked up 11 hits and showed patience at the plate with seven walks, while Prokash also delivered on the mound with eight strikeouts over 5 2/3 innings.

Game 2 flipped the script. Algoma jumped out to a 3-0 lead behind early production from Jacob Massey and Braeden Leist, who finished with three hits, but couldn’t hold off a late Peshtigo push. The Wolves battled back to tie it at five in the fifth, only to see Peshtigo pull away with three runs in the eighth to secure an 8-5 win.

A day of rest stands between Algoma and its next game, a date with Two Rivers on Monday at 4:30 p.m.

Algoma Wolves softball was swept in a doubleheader against Waupun and Two Rivers in frigid conditions Saturday, despite a strong start to the season.

In Game 1, Algoma managed just two hits in a 13-1 loss to Waupun. Despite the lopsided score, Mackenzie Lischka battled through all seven innings in the circle, striking out five.

The Wolves struggled to generate offense against a dominant Waupun pitching performance that piled up 13 strikeouts, keeping Algoma off balance all game.

The chilly weather only seemed to tighten its grip in Game 2, where Algoma fell 10-0 to the Two Rivers Raiders. This time, the Wolves showed slight improvement at the plate, collecting four hits. Sadie Rikkola and Ella Severinsen each had one hit to give them two on the day.

Macie Zimmerman turned in a strong effort in the circle despite the score, striking out seven and allowing just two earned runs over 5 1/3 innings. Defensive miscues proved costly, as unearned runs widened the gap.

The Wolves will look to regroup and rediscover their offensive spark in their next matchup at Crivitz on Tuesday at 4 p.m.

Algoma Wolves softball was on the road against the Peshtigo Bulldogs Friday and rallied to a 6-4 win behind Macie Zimmerman's seven innings of work. 

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. She doubled in the top of the third with two outs to take the lead after falling behind 1-0 in the second. Another two out single with the bases loaded put Algoma ahead 6-1. 

Trouble came in the bottom of the seventh and Peshtigo made it interesting, coming within two, but Zimmerman induced a ground ball to herself to end the inning after a two-out error extended the game. 

Algoma turns around for a quick double-header against Waupun and Two Rivers at 10 and 11:30am.

The Algoma softball team prepares for a doubleheader Friday at Peshtigo against the Bulldogs.

 

The Wolves’ last action was a doubleheader sweep of Gibraltar, winning 18-0 and 18-2. Natalie Ray, Emma DeMeuse, and Ella Severinsen each drove in three runs, while Bristol Schmidt and Amaly Lukes had two hits apiece. Macie Zimmerman recorded 11 strikeouts without allowing a hit or walk.

 

In Game 2, the Wolves scored in all five innings, including five in the fourth and six in the fifth to end the game early. They took advantage of eight Gibraltar errors along with 14 hits and four walks. Offensively, Emma DeMeuse’s leadoff home run in the second inning, Ella Severinsen’s two-run single, and Natalie Ray’s two-run double in the fifth highlighted the performance.

 

First pitch is set for 4 p.m.

The Algoma Wolves look to get back into the win column on Monday when they welcome Mishicot for a 4:00 p.m. first pitch.

 

The Wolves took a pair of hard losses on Saturday in their doubleheader against Gibraltar, which took both ends of a doubleheader by winning the opener 3-1 before holding off a wild comeback attempt in the nightcap to walk off 10-9. Game one was a pitcher's duel from start to finish. Jacob Massey was outstanding for the Wolves, going five and two-thirds innings, allowing just two hits while striking out 13. In game two, Algoma out-hit Gibraltar ten to nine and drew 10 walks, but a stunning seven-run seventh inning by Gibraltar erased what looked like a sure Wolves win. Algoma had flipped a 3-3 game on its head in the top of the seventh, plating six runs capped by a three-run double from Jonah Dahms to go up 9-3.  Braeden Leist led Algoma with three hits, and Dahms drove in four despite going just 2-for-2. Charlie Prokash started and was solid through five innings, allowing just one unearned run while striking out six.

Fresh off their doubleheader sweep of Gibraltar last Friday, the Algoma softball team hits the road on Monday afternoon to face Crivitz.

 

The Algoma softball team received strong pitching to pair with its potent offense Friday evening as it swept Gibraltar in a doubleheader, 18-0 and 18-2. In the first game, which aired on 105.1 The GOAT, Natalie Ray, Emma DeMeuse and Ella Severinsen each drove in three runs, while Bristol Schmidt and Amaly Lukes each had a pair of hits in the win. Macie Zimmerman had 11 strikeouts to go along with no hits or walks allowed. In Game 2, the Wolves scored in all five innings, including five in the fourth and six in the fifth to end the game early again. The Wolves had plenty of baserunners, taking advantage of eight Gibraltar errors to go along with their 14 hits and four walks. Offensively, Emma DeMeuse’s leadoff home run in the second inning, Ella Severinsen’s two-run single and Natalie Ray’s two-run double in the fifth provided the fireworks for the Wolves.

 

First pitch is set for 4 p.m.

The Algoma baseball team will host Gibraltar for a doubleheader Saturday.

 

The Wolves look to build off a 6-5 victory over St. Mary’s Catholic. Jacob Massey had two hits and an RBI in four plate appearances, including a double. Braeden Leist hit a triple in his only at-bat and scored a run.

 

The Vikings will be making their season debut.

 

First pitch is at 11 a.m.

The Algoma softball team received strong pitching to pair with its potent offense Friday evening as it swept Gibraltar in a doubleheader, 18-0 and 18-2.

In the first game, which aired on 105.1 The GOAT, the Wolves and Vikings kept each other scoreless in the first inning, and it stayed that way until Emma DeMeuse delivered a one-out single to make it 1-0. The Wolves batted around in the inning, with two bases-loaded walks and a two-run single from Natalie Ray making it 5-0. It could have been even more if not for a heads-up play by Marin Gransee, who threw the ball to Mia Glocke at home plate following a passed ball to cut down a streaking Macie Zimmerman.

In the third inning, Zimmerman continued to mow down Vikings batters, retiring the side in order via strikeouts for the second consecutive inning. The Wolves followed by batting around in both the third and fourth innings, scoring four times in the third and nine times in the fourth to end the game via mercy rule. Zimmerman finished her five-inning no-hitter with two more strikeouts before inducing a groundout to end the game.

Ray, Emma DeMeuse and Ella Severinsen each drove in three runs, while Bristol Schmidt and Amaly Lukes each had a pair of hits in the win. Zimmerman had 11 strikeouts to go along with no hits or walks allowed. For the Vikings, Glocke and Gabby Solomon split the pitching duties, combining for seven strikeouts but allowing 14 walks in the loss.

In Game 2, the Wolves scored in all five innings, including five in the fourth and six in the fifth to end the game early again. The Wolves had plenty of baserunners, taking advantage of eight Gibraltar errors to go along with their 14 hits and four walks. Offensively, Emma DeMeuse’s leadoff home run in the second inning, Ella Severinsen’s two-run single and Natalie Ray’s two-run double in the fifth provided the fireworks for the Wolves.

The Vikings began to get their bats going in the second inning with back-to-back singles from Celeste Ashley and Megan Gallant before scoring their first runs in the third inning on an error. Olivia Pelkey recorded the other Vikings hit. Mackenzie Lischka earned the win on the mound, allowing two runs (0 earned) on three hits while striking out eight. Emilie Glocke took the loss, allowing 18 runs (4 earned) on 14 hits while striking out five.

 

The Algoma boys track team set the tone for the rest of their season on Thursday with a win in its home triangular meet.

 

The squad won five events including a pair by Cooper Fay (pole vault and 200m), Ethan Melotte (discus), Brayden Brumm (3200m) and Jacob Blahnik (400m). With 84.5 points, the Wolves edged second-place Shiocton by three points.

 

On the girls' side, Sophia Ramirez made it a sweep in the 3200m run with her win while Estella Marrero won the pole vault to go along with her runner-up finish in the 200m and fifth place finish in long jump.

 

Mens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.12Joey Cabino12.18aPBAlgoma

7.10James Solchenberger12.53aPBAlgoma

8.9Parker Stewart12.98aPBAlgoma

9.9Calvin Mayheu13.07aPBAlgoma

10.12Braden Crewe13.14aPBAlgoma

12.11Brady Walker13.47aPBAlgoma

13.12Daitton Paszczak13.62aPBAlgoma

15.10Kaden Bielawski14.51aPBAlgoma

9Luis HuertaDNSAlgoma

 

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.11Cooper Fay25.24aPBAlgoma

3.12Lane Cochart25.86aPBAlgoma

7.11Brady Walker28.48aPBAlgoma

12Braden CreweDNSAlgoma

12Daitton PaszczakDNSAlgoma

10James SolchenbergerDNSAlgoma

9Calvin MayheuDNSAlgoma

 

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.11Jacob Blahnik56.36aPBAlgoma

4.9Calvin Mayheu1:03.67aPBAlgoma

 

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.11Jacob Blahnik2:27.32aPBAlgoma

10.10Mason Murray3:08.89aPBAlgoma

 

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

6.11Brayden Brumm5:49.09aPBAlgoma

7.9Owen Skorczewski6:46.47aPBAlgoma

 

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.11Brayden Brumm13:09.89aPBAlgoma

3.9Owen Skorczewski16:20.46aPBAlgoma

 

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

2.12Aiden Moen18.71aSBAlgoma

 

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

3.12Aiden Moen46.70aSBAlgoma

4.9Parker Stewart51.42aPBAlgoma

 

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

3.11

Jack Meverden

9

Luis Huerta

12

Joey Cabino

11

Cooper Fay

49.60a

Algoma - A

4.10

Landon Schneider

9

Nolan Cochart

10

Ethan Melotte

12

Lane Cochart

51.12a

Algoma - B

 

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.10

James Solchenberger

11

Jack Meverden

9

Luis Huerta

12

Joey Cabino

1:49.63a

Algoma - A

 

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.11

Cooper Fay

12

Aiden Moen

11

Jack Meverden

11

Jacob Blahnik

3:59.66a

Algoma - A

3.10

Landon Schneider

10

Ethan Melotte

11

Jordan Dukish

10

Kaden Bielawski

4:36.57a

Algoma - B

 

Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals

Field Series

2.12Lane Cochart40' 0"Algoma

4.10Ethan Melotte38' 5"Algoma

6.11Jordan Dukish35' 11.25"Algoma

8.10Kaden Bielawski34' 7.25"PBAlgoma

10.10Reid Woelfel32' 4.75"PBAlgoma

12.9Garrett LeBotte31' 7.75"Algoma

16.10Landon Schneider28' 6.75"SBAlgoma

18.10Preston Delebreau27' 0"Algoma

19.9Nolan Cochart25' 11.75"Algoma

20.12Connor Brumm24' 4.5"PBAlgoma

22.9Landon Delebreau19' 1.75"PBAlgoma

10Tomas AlfonsoNDAlgoma

 

Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals

1.10Ethan Melotte127' 8"PBAlgoma

2.12Lane Cochart114' 11"SBAlgoma

3.11Jordan Dukish106' 1"PBAlgoma

6.9Garrett LeBotte98' 11"PBAlgoma

7.10Landon Schneider96' 4"PBAlgoma

8.9Nolan Cochart94' 0"PBAlgoma

9.10Kaden Bielawski92' 3"PBAlgoma

12.10Preston Delebreau80' 8"PBAlgoma

15.10Reid Woelfel71' 3"SBAlgoma

21.12Connor Brumm45' 10"PBAlgoma

22.9Landon Delebreau43' 10"PBAlgoma

10Tomas AlfonsoSCRAlgoma

 

High Jump Varsity - Finals

Field Series

2.12Braden Crewe5' 8"SBAlgoma

5.9Calvin Mayheu5' 0"PBAlgoma

7.12Daitton Paszczak4' 10"PBAlgoma

8.11Jacob Blahnik4' 8"Algoma

9.11Brady Walker4' 6"Algoma

 

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

1.11Cooper Fay11' 6"Algoma

 

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

6.12Joey Cabino16' 4.5"SBAlgoma

7.10James Solchenberger15' 3"PBAlgoma

12.9Parker Stewart14' 6"PBAlgoma

14.9Luis Huerta13' 2"PBAlgoma

 

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

3.11Jordan Dukish33' 8.5"SBAlgoma

5.12Aiden Moen27' 9"PBAlgoma

11Jack MeverdenSCRAlgoma

 

Womens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.11Estella Marrero13.77aPBAlgoma

5.12Madelyn Borths14.94aPBAlgoma

9.12Tessa LeBotte15.26aPBAlgoma

12.12Lydia Nell16.29aSBAlgoma

13.9Jasmine Huston18.26aPBAlgoma

14.12Callie Haegele21.00aPBAlgoma

 

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

7.12Tessa LeBotte33.14aPBAlgoma

9.12Madelyn Borths33.20aSBAlgoma

13.12Lydia Nell35.59aSBAlgoma

9Jasmine HustonDNSAlgoma

12Callie HaegeleDNSAlgoma

 

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.11Ellie Reif1:17.33aSBAlgoma

 

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

6.11Ellie Reif3:15.65aPBAlgoma

 

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.12Sophia Ramirez7:38.65aPBAlgoma

 

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.12Sophia Ramirez16:59.29aPBAlgoma

 

100m Hurdles - 33" / 0.838m Varsity - Finals

3.9Reagan Schneider20.51aPBAlgoma

5.11Ellie Reif23.56aSBAlgoma

11Estella MarreroDNSAlgoma

 

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

3.9Reagan Schneider1:00.45aPBAlgoma

 

Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals

Field Series

3.11Grace Schwerin29' 9"PBAlgoma

5.12Megan Zimmer28' 11"PBAlgoma

7.12Therese Gerdmann27' 0"PBAlgoma

8.12Gabrielle Srnka26' 6"PBAlgoma

10.12Madelyn Borths25' 10.75"SBAlgoma

14.12Mackenzie Stewart20' 11.75"SBAlgoma

 

Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals

7.11Grace Schwerin72' 9"SBAlgoma

9.12Megan Zimmer66' 2"PBAlgoma

10.12Gabrielle Srnka58' 10"SBAlgoma

13.12Therese Gerdmann55' 6"PBAlgoma

14.12Madelyn Borths55' 3"SBAlgoma

15.12Mackenzie Stewart46' 0"SBAlgoma

 

High Jump Varsity - Finals

3.12Lydia Nell4' 0"SBAlgoma

 

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

Field Series

1.11Estella Marrero9' 0"Algoma

 

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

5.11Estella Marrero12' 11"SBAlgoma

6.9Reagan Schneider11' 11.5"PBAlgoma

9.12Callie Haegele7' 0"PBAlgoma

 

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

3.12Tessa LeBotte26' 8.5"SBAlgoma

The Algoma track and field team will host a meet Thursday, welcoming Gibraltar, Sevastopol and Shiocton.

 

Thursday marks the first time  Algoma, Gibraltar, and Sevastopol have competed outside in 2026 for track. 

 

The meet begins at 4:15 p.m.

Algoma boys baseball was on the road to open their season against St. Mary Catholic, in Neenah. They jumped on the board early never looking back despite a late surge from St. Mary as the Wolves narrowly won 6-5. 

Jacob Massey earned the win for the Wolves going five innings allowing an unearned run while striking out eight and just walking two batters. A pair of Algoma errors allowed extra opportunities for St. Mary as just 3 of the 5 runs were earned. 

Massey added two hits on the day and drove in a run helping his own cause. Algoma finished the day with 8 hits and three walks. 

They will return home Saturday for a double-header against Gibraltar on the weekend slate.

The Algoma Wolves baseball team travels Tuesday to face the St. Mary Catholic Zephyrs in Neenah.

 

The Wolves look to open the season with a win, while the Zephyrs aim to build off an 18-8 victory over Lourdes Academy.

 

First pitch is at 4:30 p.m.