Paulsen's seven inning no-hitter and 17 K's help Kewaunee shutout Sevastopol 8-0 on Thursday.

Kewaunee got on the board in the first inning after Dane Harrell doubled, scoring one run.

A double by Waylon Delain, and an error helped Kewaunee extend their early lead in the second.

Kewaunee added one run in the third. Calvin Kolmorgen grounded out, making the score 5-0.

Brett Paulsen earned the win for Kewaunee. The starter surrendered zero hits and zero runs over seven innings, striking out 17 and walking two. Bo Tanck took the loss for the Pioneers. The starting pitcher went three and two-thirds innings, surrendering six runs (two earned) on five hits, striking out five and walking three.

Kewaunee accumulated nine hits in the game. Waylon Delain, Brett Paulsen, Blake Temme, and Dane Harrell each collected two hits for Kewaunee. Waylon Delain went 2-for-5 at the plate and led the team with two runs batted in. Kewaunee turned one double play in the game and were sure-handed in the field, not commit a single error. Calvin Kolmorgen had the most chances in the field with 17.

Kewaunee will now host Sevastopol for their next game on Thursday.

The Kewaunee girls’ soccer team is preparing to host the Providence Academy Paladins this Friday. The Paladins are holding an unblemished 3-0 record early into the season. 

While the Storm is looking to pick up their first win and bounce back from a 7-0 loss to Manitowoc Lutheran. 

The kick-off is at 4:00 p.m.
 

Kewaunee's softball team fell to Bonduel 7-3 on Tuesday, unable to overcome an early deficit on the road.

The Storm got on the board first in the top of the first on an error, but Bonduel answered right back with three runs in the bottom half. Marlie Hartmann and Juliana Jacobs each singled and Mary Margdofsky grounded out to make it 3-1. The Bears kept rolling in the second, adding four more on hits from Haley Conradt, Hartmann, and Jacobs to put it out of reach.

Ali Repitz took the loss in the circle, going four innings and allowing seven runs, six earned, on eight hits. Conradt went 3-for-4 out of the leadoff spot to pace Bonduel, while Jacobs and Hartmann each drove in two. Kallie Wilcox earned the win, tossing three innings and allowing three runs, just one earned.

Kewaunee finished with seven hits spread across the lineup, with Vivian Bootz and London Karnopp each driving in a run.

The Storm are back at it Thursday at Sevastopol. 

Kewaunee girls soccer couldn’t find a breakthrough Tuesday, falling 7-0 to Manitowoc Lutheran in a matchup where the Storm showed flashes but couldn’t keep pace.

The Lancers built control in the first half, scoring four times to take a 4-0 lead into the break. Kewaunee battled to generate chances and did manage shots on goal, but couldn’t solve the Lutheran keeper.

In the second half, Manitowoc Lutheran added three more goals to extend the lead. Despite the result, Kewaunee continued to push forward and avoided being completely shut down offensively, putting pressure on net and forcing five saves.

Kewaunee will look to regroup as they take on Green Bay NEW Lutheran Friday at 4:30. 

The Kewaunee soccer team faced their second straight ranked team Monday and played to a similar result, a 9-0 defeat to seventh-ranked Sheboygan Falls.

The Falcons scored eight of their nine goals in the first half. Mollie Schliewe was one of nine different players to score a goal for the Falcons. 

The Storm will try again for their first win on Tuesday when they battle Manitowoc Lutheran on the road at 4:30 p.m.

The Kewaunee girls soccer team will face a tough task on Monday when they face seventh-ranked Sheboygan Falls at home.

The Storm had a rude welcome back to WIAA girls soccer action in their first match on Friday, losing to fifth-ranked Howards Grove 14-0 behind a hat trick from Sydney Borgen and three-point performance from Reese Kunesh.

The Falcons are 2-1-1 to start its 2026 campaign, including a 5-0 win against Kohler their last time out. Natalie Grunwald leads the team with five goals while goalkeeper Kelsey Kling has stopped 14 of the 17 shots faced this season.

Kickoff is set for 4:30 p.m.

Two Kewaunee County rivals will meet along the lakeshore Monday afternoon when Kewaunee welcomes Luxemburg-Casco on its softball diamond.

Kewaunee softball battled through a roller-coaster Saturday, dropping a tough opener before responding with a dramatic walk-off win to split with Oconto. In Game 1, the Storm looked in control early, building a 6-1 lead behind a flurry of hits, but couldn’t hold off a late surge in a 9-8 loss. Kewaunee out-hit Oconto 13-10, with Braelyn Chevalier and Vivian Bootz each collecting three hits, but an eight-run sixth inning flipped the game. Despite the setback, the Storm showed consistent production throughout the lineup and played clean defensively without an error.

Game 2 turned into an all-out shootout, and another late-game swing saw Oconto take a 16-15 lead in the eighth. But the Storm answered. Kambriea Last and Breanna Riha came through in the bottom half as a fielder’s choice from Riha scored Last, pushing across the winning run in a 17-16 walk-off victory.

Luxemburg-Casco softball used a five-run fifth inning to generate a walk-off run-rule victory over the Marinette Marines Friday, 10-0. The Spartans held a 5-0 lead through four innings and were in control of the game behind strong pitching from Baylee Wypiszenski and Jasmine Jandrin who combined for 3 hits and 6 strikeouts in the shutout. Wypiszenski earned the win in the circle. Alayna Deprez reached all four times she stepped up to the plate with a double and three walks while scoring and driving in a run. Schleis also had a standout day offensively, finishing 2-for-3 with a walk, RBI, and two runs scored. 

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

The Kewaunee track team will make up its home track meet on Monday with a visit from Sturgeon Bay, Sevastopol, Oconto, NEW Lutheran, and Providence Academy at 4 p.m.

In their last meet, the Storm girls won the meet with 78 points thanks to first place finishes by Hannah Miller (400m), Kaylyn Martin (800m), Alison Kuehl (100m hurdles), 4x100m relay, 4x200m relay, Olivia Peot (high jump), and Natalie Miller (pole vault). 

Joseph Schlies(800m), Brex Witcpalek (300m hurdles), 4x400m relay, Mitchell Boeder (shot put), and Seth Chevalier(pole vault) posted wins for the boys. 

At that same meet, the Pioneers posted several Top 3 performances, including 

Aaron Tomaszewski(1600m), Cash Kuehn (high jump), and the 4x800m girls relay.

The Clippers last competed at the Denmark Cold Vike Invite on April 11. Oliver Carmody (pole vault) posted the lone event win while Rayshaune Johnson (2nd, 100m), Alex Boden (3rd, 100m hurdles), Cedar Tomberlin(3rd, long jump), Talia Schmidt (3rd, pole vault), and Delaney Skiba (3rd, 3200m) came in the top 3.

After a false start a couple times this spring, the Packerland Conference hopes to get its conference slate underway in Luxemburg when Kewaunee plays host on the golf course.

Gibraltar, Oconto, Peshtigo, Sevastopol, Southern Door and Sturgeon Bay will join the Storm at Northbrook Country Club in Luxemburg for a 4 p.m. tee time.

Last year, the Clippers went undefeated in conference play to claim the Packerland crown.

Kewaunee softball battled through a roller-coaster Saturday, dropping a tough opener before responding with a dramatic walk-off win to split with Oconto.

In Game 1, the Storm looked in control early, building a 6-1 lead behind a flurry of hits, but couldn’t hold off a late surge in a 9-8 loss. Kewaunee out-hit Oconto 13-10, with Braelyn Chevalier and Vivian Bootz each collecting three hits, but an eight-run sixth inning flipped the game. Despite the setback, the Storm showed consistent production throughout the lineup and played clean defensively without an error.

Game 2 turned into an all-out shootout, and another late-game swing saw Oconto take a 16-15 lead in the eighth. But the Storm answered. Kambriea Last and Breanna Riha came through in the bottom half as a fielder’s choice from Riha scored Last, pushing across the winning run in a 17-16 walk-off victory.

Chevalier stayed hot at the plate with three more hits and four RBIs, while Last and Bootz each piled up four-hit performances in a 19-hit offensive explosion.

Improving to 7-2 on the season, Kewaunee will get a test at home Monday against Luxemburg-Casco with a 4:30 p.m. first pitch.

Kewaunee Storm baseball completed a sweep of Oconto on Saturday, riding dominant pitching in Game 1 and timely late-game execution in Game 2.

In the opener, Brett Paulsen was untouchable. The left-hander tossed a five-inning no-hitter, striking out 10 and allowing just two walks in a 10-0 run-rule victory. Kewaunee wasted no time giving him support, exploding for five runs in the first inning.

Connor Kilgore’s two-run double highlighted the early surge, while the Storm continued to apply pressure with aggressive baserunning and disciplined at-bats, finishing with seven walks and six stolen bases. Blake Temme added to the offensive depth with a pair of hits and three RBIs from the lower half of the lineup.

After cruising in the opener, the Storm were pushed into a tight, low-scoring battle, tied 1-1 into the sixth inning. Instead of letting the momentum slip, Kewaunee delivered the decisive blow. Kilgore came through again, launching a two-run homer to left that broke the tie and lifted the Storm to a 3-1 win.

Waylon Delain grinded through six innings, allowing just one unearned run and striking out five. The defense backed him up with two double plays, and Paulsen returned to the mound to shut the door and secure the save, capping a dominant day on both sides of the ball.

The Storm travels to face Sevastopol on Thursday at 4 p.m.

Kewaunee Storm girls soccer faced a strong challenge on the road and couldn’t find their footing against Howards Grove Tigers, falling Tuesday night 14-0. 

Howards Grove controlled the pace from the start, applying pressure early and often while limiting Kewaunee’s chances to generate offense. The Storm struggled to break through in the attacking third and were unable to record a shot on goal.

Despite the result, Kewaunee will look to regroup quickly as they will play Saturday against Roncalli with a 12 pm start time on their home pitch. 

The Kewaunee baseball team hits the road Friday to face the Brillion Lions.

The Lions’ last outing saw them defeat Sheboygan Falls, 16-0.

The Storm looks to keep their undefeated 4-0 record intact heading into the matchup. Most recently, they beat Escanaba, 9-0. Brett Paulsen paved the way, tossing a perfect game. He finished with 19 strikeouts while allowing no runs or hits. He also helped his own cause, going 2 for 4 with two RBIs. Harrell went 3 for 3 with four RBIs, while Bosdeck, Connor Kilgore, Calvin Kolmorgen, and Blake Temme also tallied hits.

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

The Kewaunee girls' soccer team looks to finally play its inaugural game of the season as it hosts the Howards Grove Tigers on Friday.

The Storm were scheduled to make their season debut Tuesday against Ozaukee, but the game was postponed due to inclement weather.

Kickoff is set for 4:30 p.m.

A walk-off single in the ninth inning by Payten Baumann ended Kewaunee’s season-opening winning streak in a 5-4 loss to Two Rivers on Monday evening.

The Storm fell behind 4-0 after two innings as the Purple Raiders opened the second with four consecutive hits and capitalized on three errors. Ali Repitz limited the damage to four runs and went on to pitch five innings, allowing four runs (three earned) on six hits and two walks while striking out two.

Kewaunee rallied late, scoring one run in the fifth and seventh innings and two in the sixth to tie the game at 4. In extra innings, the Storm’s best chance came in the ninth when Kambriea Last reached on a two-out single, but Baumann later drove in Rylee Timm to secure the win for Two Rivers.

Vivian Bootz, Last, Cora Schleis and Repitz each had two hits in the loss, while Breanna Riha and Summer Walechka drove in the team’s runs. Riha took the loss in the circle, allowing one run on two hits and three walks while striking out one over the final 3 2/3 innings.

The Kewaunee girls soccer team hosts the Ozaukee Warriors on Tuesday.

The Warriors’ last outing was a 5-2 loss to Grafton.

The Storm have yet to play a game, as their match against Sevastopol/Gibraltar United was rescheduled.

Kickoff is at 4:30 p.m.

Cameron Cullen, a 2022 graduate of Kewaunee High School, recently broke the UW-Oshkosh record in the 10,000 meters.

Cullen set the record in his opening event at the WashU Distance Carnival, beating the previous mark held by Willy Kaul by nearly five seconds with a time of 29:34.61. He now holds the seventh-fastest 10K time among all Division III athletes and is set to qualify for the national championship for the third time in his collegiate career.

The Kewaunee Storm softball team kicks off the week with a non-conference down the highway at Two Rivers Monday afternoon.

The Storm swept their weekend of action, beating Cumberland 15-1 on Friday before beating Prairie du Chien 14-4 and Brillion 7-3 on Saturday. The Storm had their first game won in the first inning as they put up a dozen runs after being put in an early 1-0 hole. They took advantage of five Cumberland errors, but 16 hits provided enough firepower of its own. Kambreia Last went 4-4 with three RBI while Summer Walechka (3) Braelyn Chevalier (2), and Cora Schleis also had multi-RBI games. Six different Storm players had two hits or more in their win over Prarie du Chein, outhitting them 17-6. Breanna Riha posted four RBI while three others had at least two RBI. Last came up big in the Storm's final matchup of the weekend, going 3-5  with two RBI while Chevalier drove in another two runs. Repitz posted wins from the circle in all three matchups.

First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m. 

The Packerland Conference hopes to get its conference slate underway in Luxemburg when Kewaunee plays host on the golf course.

Gibraltar, Oconto, Peshtigo, Sevastopol, Southern Door and Sturgeon Bay will join the Storm at Northbrook Country Club in Luxemburg for a 4 p.m. tee time.

Last year, the Clippers went undefeated in conference play to claim the Packerland crown.

Brett Paulsen put an exclamation point on Kewaunee baseball's perfect weekend with a pitching performance that was perfect, too, in a 9-0 win over Escanaba.

The Storm put up two runs in each of the first three innings with Diesel Bosdeck's first-inning run-scoring single, Dane Harrell's two-run double in the second inning, and Paulsen's two-run single in the third the biggest blows. Harrell added a second two-run double in the fifth inning as part of a three-run frame.

Paulsen took it from there, adding onto his 19 strikeouts while allowing no runs or hits in the game. He helped his own cause as well, going 2-4 with two RBI. Harrell went 3-3 with four RBI while Bosdeck, Connor Kilgore, Calvin Kolmorgen, and Blake Temme also tallied hits. 

The Kewaunee girls soccer team is preparing for Saturday as it hosts the Gibraltar/Sevastopol United co-op.

The Storm has yet to play a game, with its season opener against Sturgeon Bay postponed due to weather.

United aims to build off a 1-0 victory over Little Chute. Shylee Asher scored the lone goal.

Kickoff is at 11 a.m.

The Kewaunee baseball picked up right where they left off last season, scoring 11 in both ends of their doubleheader against NEW Lutheran on Thursday. 

In their 11-4 victory, it was 9-0 Storm before the Blazers were able to cut into the lead with three runs in the fifth inning. The Storm fought back with two runs in the sixth inning, highlighted by a Blake Temme two-RBI single. The game's biggest blow came in the second inning when Dane Harrell clubbed a two-run homer. Harrell's day ended up going 2-4 with four RBI while Brett Paulsen helped his own cause with a 2-3, three RBI day. Paulsen earned the win on the mound, pitching three scoreless inning while striking out six.

The teams' second game was cut short due to darkness with the Storm leading 11-0 heading into the top of the fourth inning. Before the game's suspension, Paulsen had already posted two RBI on one hit while four others had also driven in runs.

The Kewaunee softball team scored early and often in their doubleheader sweep of NEW Lutheran on Thursday.

In their 10-0 victory, the Storm put up crooked numbers in the first, third, and fourth innings to end the game in five innings. Breanna Riha went 3-3 with a double while Ali Repitz went 2-3 with two doubles and three RBI in the win. Seven different Storm players registered at least one RBI. Repitz controlled the game from the mound with five innings of shutout ball, allowing five hits while striking out nine and walking none.

In their 22-2 win, the Storm started the game with an eight-run first inning and ended it in the fourth with a 10-run frame. Kambreia Last and Braelyn Chevalier homered while Vivian Bootz clubbed a pair of doubles and London Karnopp also registered an extra base hit. Chevalier led the way with five RBI while Last drove in four and Bootz Riha drove in three apiece. Riha allowed two runs (2 ER) on one hit while striking out seven across four innings of work. 

The Kewaunee boys track team boasted 11 Top-3 finishes to win the Purple Power Track Meet hosted by Marinette on Thursday.

The Storm scored 98.5 points, more than 10 points better than Green Bay West (87) and host Marinette. Joseph Schlies had the biggest day of the team, winning the 800m and triple jump individually while also being a part of the victorious 4x400m and 4x800m relays. Mitchell Boeder (shot put) and Garrett Lefevre (discus) also posted wins.

On the girls side, the quartet of Addison Kudick, Kamber Tulachka, Alison Kuehl, and Penelope Gerold helped the Storm win the 4x100m and 4x200m for the Storm's two event wins. 

Mens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

9.12Kjelgaard Tristan12.52aPBKewaunee

12.9Trevor VandeHey13.39aPBKewaunee

14.9Gavin Hrabik14.07aPBKewaunee

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

7.11Julian Mitchell26.25aPBKewaunee

11.11Jay Kunesh28.52aPBKewaunee

12.9Trevor VandeHey28.66aPBKewaunee

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

7.9Austin Romdenne1:05.87aPBKewaunee

9.9Trenton Robinson1:14.03aPBKewaunee

11Alex MyersNTKewaunee

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.11Joseph Schlies2:22.75aSBKewaunee

11.11Alex Myers2:45.59aPBKewaunee

13.9Jayden Reckelberg2:49.32aPBKewaunee

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.11Gage Vlies5:28.47aPBKewaunee

8.10Jaylon Mason6:06.16aSBKewaunee

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.11Robin Kunesh13:36.90aSBKewaunee

3.10Jaylon Mason13:39.21aSBKewaunee

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

3.12Seth Chevalier20.04aPBKewaunee

11Brex WitcpalekNTKewaunee

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

3.11Brex Witcpalek47.93aSBKewaunee

5.12Seth Chevalier52.62aPBKewaunee

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

4.12

Kjelgaard Tristan

9

Trevor VandeHey

11

Jay Kunesh

10

Brayden Myers

51.27a

Kewaunee - A

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

4.12

Kjelgaard Tristan

10

Andrii Dzoma

11

Brex Witcpalek

12

Trevor Gauthier

1:41.58a

Kewaunee - A

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.11

Joseph Schlies

11

Gage Vlies

10

Brayden Myers

12

Trevor Gauthier

4:02.53a

Kewaunee - A

4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.11

Joseph Schlies

11

Gage Vlies

11

Robin Kunesh

12

Trevor Gauthier

9:43.89a

Kewaunee - A

Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals

1.12Mitchell Boeder49-04.00PBKewaunee

2.11Blake Bortolini44-03.00PBKewaunee

7.11Garrett Lefevre34-01.00SBKewaunee

Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals

1.11Garrett Lefevre133-08PBKewaunee

2.12Mitchell Boeder118-10SBKewaunee

4.11Medina Gregorio102-04SBKewaunee

High Jump Varsity - Finals

4.11Julian Mitchell5-00.00PBKewaunee

6.9Jayden Reckelberg4-08.00PBKewaunee

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

5.12Seth Chevalier8-06.00SBKewaunee

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

3.12Trevor Gauthier17-10.00PBKewaunee

8.12Seth Chevalier14-11.50PBKewaunee

9.10Brayden Myers14-10.00PBKewaunee

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

1.11Joseph Schlies36-11.00SBKewaunee

9.10Brayden Myers30-10.50PBKewaunee

Womens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

5.10Peyton Pagel14.82aSBKewaunee

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

8.10Peyton Pagel31.92aSBKewaunee

10Allie SchneiderNTKewaunee

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

7.10Camila Sanchez1:43.61aPBKewaunee

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

3.11Jaylyn Pagel3:32.18aPBKewaunee

12Mia IhlenfeldtNTKewaunee

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.12Kyanna VanLanen7:57.83aPBKewaunee

12Mia IhlenfeldtNTKewaunee

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

6.10Allie Schneider23.48aSBKewaunee

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.10

Addison Kudick

9

Kamber Tulachka

9

Alison Kuehl

9

Penelope Gerold

57.86a

Kewaunee - A

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.10

Addison Kudick

9

Kamber Tulachka

9

Alison Kuehl

9

Penelope Gerold

2:02.54a

Kewaunee - A

Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals

5.12Makiyah Derrig25-03.50SBKewaunee

6.11Francis Paul25-00.00PBKewaunee

7.12Emily Vogeltanz24-07.00PBKewaunee

Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals

3.12Emily Vogeltanz77-11SBKewaunee

5.11Francis Paul70-07PBKewaunee

8.12Makiyah Derrig51-06SBKewaunee

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

5.10Peyton Pagel5-06.00SBKewaunee

10Camila SanchezNHKewaunee

Kewaunee football player Trevor Gauthier is not done wearing the purple and gold yet.

Gauthier signed his National Letter of Intent this month to continue his football career at UW-Stevens Point.

Gauthier caught six passes for 159 yards during his senior season on offense while registering 40 tackles (30 solo, 2 TFL) and an interception on defense. He was selected First Team All-Packerland Conference as a defensive back.