The Kewaunee baseball team will take a break from the Packerland Conference to battle Bonduel at home on Friday.

Earlier this week, the Storm swept Sturgeon Bay in a doubleheader on Tuesday at Kewaunee High School, winning game one 12-2 before rolling in game two 13-3. Connor Kilgore was the story in the opener, going 3-for-3 with four RBIs including a two-run homer to center in the fourth. Brett Paulsen dealt on the mound, striking out 10 over five innings while allowing just three hits and two runs. Diesel Bosdeck's three-run double in the second blew the game open, and the Storm never looked back. Kewaunee finished with 12 hits and five stolen bases without committing an error. The Storm kept it rolling in game two, jumping on Sturgeon Bay early and never letting up in a 13-3 win. Waylon Delain earned the win on the mound, going four innings and striking out four. Kilgore and Delain each went 2-for-2 at the plate, while Noah Hudson and Landon LaTour each drove in three runs. Kewaunee drew 10 walks and stole four bases on the day.

The Bears enter the matchup 14-4 and coming off a 2-0 loss to Wittenberg after splitting a pair with reigning state champion Pacelli. 

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

The Kewaunee golf team made history on Thursday as they won their first ever Packerland Conference title at Wander Springs GC in Greenleaf. 

Senior Evan Maccaux once again led the storm from the tee box, taking first at the Conference Tournament, which was his 12th consecutive Packerland Conference win with a score of 74. It elevated him to his third Player of The Year honor in a row, a Packerland Conference first. Briggs Karnopp (6th), and Baylor Elliott (5th) also earned First Team honors.

The Storm won the meet with a score of 357, 12 strokes better than second-place Sevastopol led by Marek O'Dean's 85. Sturgeon Bay's Noah Potier (86), Gibraltar's Henry Wehrenberg (89), and Southern Door's Luke Reinhardt paced their respective teams in the meet.

Full Results

The Kewaunee girls soccer is still looking for its first win of the season after falling to Denmark 8-0 on Thursday.

Delayna Winnekens withstood a ton of pressure during the match in the goalmouth, stopping 28 of the 36 shots on goal she faced.

Breanna Riha was simply unstoppable Tuesday as the Storm shut out the Clippers twice, 15-0 and 21-0.

Riha did a little bit of everything in the opener, tripling home two in the first, launching a two-run shot to center in the second, and adding an RBI single in the third to finish with five RBIs. Mariah Schlies chipped in with a sacrifice bunt that scored two, and Cora Schleis doubled home two more during a six-run third.

Ali Repitz handled the circle, tossing four scoreless innings with six strikeouts. Vivian Bootz swiped three of the Storm's five stolen bases as Kewaunee rolled to 10 hits without an error.

Game two was even more lopsided. Kewaunee sent the lineup around multiple times in a monster 17-run fourth inning that ended any doubt. Riha had six RBIs on four hits including two doubles and a homer. Bootz opened the scoring with a solo shot in the first and finished with multiple hits, as did Repitz and London Karnopp. 

Repitz was just as sharp in the circle in game two, going four innings and striking out six while allowing four hits and zero runs. The Storm drew 13 walks and finished with 14 hits.

Kewaunee travels to Crivitz on Tuesday.

The Kewaunee Storm swept Sturgeon Bay in a doubleheader on Tuesday at Kewaunee High School, winning game one 12-2 before rolling in game two 13-3.

Connor Kilgore was the story in the opener, going 3-for-3 with four RBIs including a two-run homer to center in the fourth. Brett Paulsen dealt on the mound, striking out 10 over five innings while allowing just three hits and two runs. Diesel Bosdeck's three-run double in the second blew the game open, and the Storm never looked back. Kewaunee finished with 12 hits and five stolen bases without committing an error.

The Storm kept it rolling in game two, jumping on Sturgeon Bay early and never letting up in a 13-3 win. Waylon Delain earned the win on the mound, going four innings and striking out four. Kilgore and Delain each went 2-for-2 at the plate, while Noah Hudson and Landon LaTour each drove in three runs. Kewaunee drew 10 walks and stole four bases on the day.

The Storm host Bonduel on Friday at 4:30 p.m.

The Kewaunee girls soccer team is still looking for their first win of the season after dropping its Monday night match to Door County United 3-0. 

Delayna Winnekens was peppered in net for the Storm, making 15 saves on the night.

No scoring stats were provided.

The Storm are back in action on Tuesday when they welcome Sturgeon Bay for a 4:30 p.m. kickoff. The Clippers extended its winning streak to seven matches Friday night with a 1-0 victory over Fox Valley Lutheran. The lone goal came from freshman Jericha Reynolds. The United will play a host to a second straight match when Green Bay West comes to town for a 5 p.m. match.

Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux once again paced the field at the seventh Packerland Conference golf meet of the season to lead his team to the six-stroke victory.

Maccaux shot a meet-best 38 to help the Storm shoot a 178, which was ahead of second-place Sturgeon Bay (184) and third-place Gibraltar and Peshtigo (188). Gibraltar's Henry Wehrenberg took second with a score of 41 while Sevastopol's Chase Kanapka shot a 43. Sturgeon Bay's Trygg Stuth (45) and Southern Door's Jack Jeanquart (49) led their respective teams.

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The Kewaunee softball team will dip their toes back into non-conference play on Monday when they welcome Wrightstown. 

The Storm claimed the first game 3-2 behind timely hitting and strong pitching from Ali Repitz and Breanna Riha. Repitz earned the win after allowing two runs on five hits over four innings while striking out five. Riha tossed three scoreless innings in relief to secure the victory. Kewaunee collected 10 hits in the opener, led by Riha and Vivian Bootz with two apiece. Schleis, Last and Repitz each drove in runs, while the Storm played error-free defense. Peshtigo responded with a 9-3 win in the nightcap behind a 15-hit performance. Repitz and Vivian Bootz each drove in runs for Kewaunee. The Storm finished with six hits. 

The Tigers enter the matchup with a 13-7 record, including a 3-3 record in their last six games. They snapped a two-game losing skid with a 19-1 win over Sturgeon Bay after being shutout 7-0 by Southern Door.

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

Another doubleheader sweep on Saturday gave the Kewaunee Storm baseball team its share of the Packerland Conference crown and a major milestone for manager Daniel Spranger.

In its 12-0 win over Peshtigo, the Storm jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the first inning with Connor Kilgore's two-run double the frame's biggest blow. The Storm later added three runs in the third inning, and four more in the fourth inning to end the game after five innings. Dane Harrell had two doubles and Calvin Kolmorgen had one of his own while Diesel Bosdeck had a pair of triples. Bosdeck had went 3-3 with three RBI while Waylon Delain also drove in three runs to go along with his two hits. Brett Paulsen allowed no runs on one hit in three innings of work, striking out seven to earn the win.

In a close 5-4 victory over the Bulldogs, the Storm trailed their hosts 2-1 heading into the third inning before scoring four runs thanks in part to three errors. The Bulldogs would inch closer with single tallies in the fourth and fifth innings, but they could not overtake the Storm to deal them their first loss of the season. Paulsen and Bosdeck each had two hits, helping Delain secure the win on the mound as he allowed three runs (1 ER) on four hits while striking out seven.

The Storm will host Sturgeon Bay for a doubleheader on Tuesday. Eric Fischer will have the call for game two of the doubleheader beginning at 5:30 p.m. on 104.1 WRLU.

Kewaunee Softball split a doubleheader with Peshtigo on Friday, winning a tight pitcher’s duel in the opener before falling in the second game.

Kewaunee claimed the first game 3-2 behind timely hitting and strong pitching from Ali Repitz and Breanna Riha.

The Storm jumped ahead in the opening inning after Kambriea Last singled and later scored on a sacrifice fly. Peshtigo answered in the bottom of the first with Nevaeh Russell’s solo home run to center field.

After Peshtigo tied the game in the third inning, Kewaunee regained the lead for good in the fourth when Cora Schleis delivered an RBI single.

Repitz earned the win after allowing two runs on five hits over four innings while striking out five. Riha tossed three scoreless innings in relief to secure the victory.

Kewaunee collected 10 hits in the opener, led by Riha and Vivian Bootz with two apiece. Schleis, Last and Repitz each drove in runs, while the Storm played error-free defense.

Peshtigo responded with a 9-3 win in the nightcap behind a 15-hit performance.

Kewaunee briefly took a 2-1 lead in the first inning after Last doubled to center field and another run scored on a dropped third strike. Peshtigo regained control in the third inning on RBI doubles from Neela Sotka and Katie Olson.

Sotka earned the complete-game win, allowing three runs over seven innings. Repitz and Vivian Bootz each drove in runs for Kewaunee.

The Storm finished with six hits, while Peshtigo was led by Sotka and Russell, who each had three hits and three RBIs.

The Kewaunee baseball team is on the road Saturday, as they’ll be in Peshtigo facing the Bulldogs in a doubleheader. 

The Storm aims to build off a pair of wins, sweeping Gibraltar/Washington Island in a doubleheader. The first game saw the Storm taking a commanding 11-1 victory. During the first inning, the Storm took an 8-0 lead, highlighted by a two-run home run hit by Diesel Bosdeck. The second game was similar, seeing Kewaunee set the pace early with a six-run first inning. Dane Harrell and Mason Kovacs each knocked in a run, and Blake Temme had a two-RBI double in the frame. The Storm added three runs in the top of the second, highlighted by a Connor Kilgore RBI triple.

The first pitch is at 11:00 a.m.
 

The Kewaunee girls’ soccer team is on the road this Saturday as they are facing the Providence Academy/Green Bay NEW Lutheran Paladins at Providence Academy.

The Storm are still looking to pick up their inaugural win of the season, most recently falling to Roncalli/Two Rivers 7-0. 

The kick-off is at 11:00 a.m.
 

The Kewaunee girls track team added more hardware to their trophy case on Thursday by winning the Peshtigo Invitational.

The Storm scored 140 points, 29 points more than second-place Oconto Falls thanks to first place performances by Hannah Miller (400m, 800m, part of 4x800m relay) and several top three performance. The boys finished in the middle of the pack, led by win by the 4x800m relay and Mitchell Boeder (shot put and discus).

Mens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

18.9Trevor VandeHey13.47aKewaunee

21.9Austin Romdenne14.02aKewaunee

22.9Gavin Hrabik14.44aKewaunee

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

9.12Kjelgaard Tristan25.53aKewaunee

16.9Trevor VandeHey27.77aPBKewaunee

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.11Joseph Schlies55.12aPBKewaunee

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

3.11Joseph Schlies2:11.21aSBKewaunee

9.11Gage Vlies2:21.52aKewaunee

14.10Andrii Dzoma2:30.55aKewaunee

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.11Gage Vlies5:23.79aPBKewaunee

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

10.10Jaylon Mason12:40.62aSBKewaunee

11.11Robin Kunesh13:12.92aKewaunee

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

6.11Brex Witcpalek19.51aKewaunee

8.12Seth Chevalier20.19aKewaunee

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

7.11Brex Witcpalek48.79aKewaunee

9.12Seth Chevalier51.77aKewaunee

11.9Jayden Reckelberg54.12aPBKewaunee

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

7.12

Kjelgaard Tristan

10

Brayden Myers

11

Blake Bortolini

12

Trevor Gauthier

49.44a

Kewaunee - A

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

7.12

Kjelgaard Tristan

11

Brex Witcpalek

10

Brayden Myers

12

Trevor Gauthier

1:41.87a

Kewaunee - A

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

9.

--Relay Team

4:40.11a

Kewaunee - A

4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.11

Joseph Schlies

12

Trevor Gauthier

11

Gage Vlies

11

Robin Kunesh

9:13.81a

Kewaunee - A

Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals

1.12Mitchell Boeder48-10.25Kewaunee

4.11Medina Gregorio42-11.00PBKewaunee

8.11Blake Bortolini37-06.00Kewaunee

Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals

1.12Mitchell Boeder168-00PBKewaunee

4.11Garrett Lefevre138-08Kewaunee

14.11Blake Bortolini98-09Kewaunee

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

4.12Seth Chevalier10-06.00Kewaunee

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

4.12Trevor Gauthier19-02.50Kewaunee

9.10Brayden Myers16-05.50Kewaunee

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

5.11Joseph Schlies36-03.50Kewaunee

7.10Brayden Myers35-08.00PBKewaunee

Womens Results

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

7.10Natalie Miller29.09aKewaunee

16.12Mia Ihlenfeldt33.21aPBKewaunee

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.12Hannah Miller58.64aSBKewaunee

15.11Jaylyn Pagel1:23.05aSBKewaunee

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.12Hannah Miller2:18.25aKewaunee

2.11Noelie El Kout2:28.57aPBKewaunee

3.10Kaylyn Martin2:35.89aSBKewaunee

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.11Noelie El Kout5:19.45aPBKewaunee

4.10Kaylyn Martin5:55.41aKewaunee

12.10Elynor Heidel7:07.04aPBKewaunee

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.10Milli Paul13:54.50aKewaunee

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

5.9Kamber Tulachka18.67aPBKewaunee

8.11Alison Szydel19.37aPBKewaunee

13.9Alison Kuehl23.65aKewaunee

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

3.9Kamber Tulachka53.93aPBKewaunee

5.11Alison Szydel57.25aKewaunee

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

3.12

Chyanne Robinson

10

Peyton Pagel

10

Addison Kudick

9

Penelope Gerold

56.20a

Kewaunee - A

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

3.10

Natalie Miller

9

Alison Kuehl

10

Peyton Pagel

9

Penelope Gerold

1:58.69a

Kewaunee - A

4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.10

Kaylyn Martin

11

Noelie El Kout

10

Milli Paul

12

Hannah Miller

10:09.10a

Kewaunee - A

Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals

4.12Chyanne Robinson30-01.25Kewaunee

6.12Makiyah Derrig28-05.50Kewaunee

Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals

2.12Chyanne Robinson100-04Kewaunee

3.12Emma Barta96-06Kewaunee

5.12Emily Vogeltanz84-03PBKewaunee

High Jump Varsity - Finals

7.10Olivia Peot4-08.00SBKewaunee

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

2.10Natalie Miller9-06.00PBKewaunee

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

4.10Natalie Miller15-02.50Kewaunee

15.10Allie Schneider11-02.00PBKewaunee

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

2.12Hannah Miller33-00.75Kewaunee

The Kewaunee track and field team is traveling to Peshtigo this Thursday for an invitational meet. The Storm will be met there by Carney-Nadeau Public, Crivitz, Lena, Marinette, Menominee (MI), Menominee Indian, Oconto, Oconto Falls, and Suring.

The Storm last ran at the Oconto Falls Invitational, which saw the girls' team take home gold. They held a 20-point edge on their hosts with 121 points, with Hannah Miller (800m, 1600m, and triple jump), Alison Kuehl (100m hurdles), Natalie Miller (pole vault), and the 4x400m relay taking home wins. The boys were edged from the top of the podium in several events with second-place finishes from Joseph Schlies(800m), 4x800m relay, and Mitchell Boeder (shot put and discus).

The meet begins at 3:30 p.m.
 

The Luxemburg-Casco and Kewaunee girls track and field teams will travel Friday for an invitational meet in Two Rivers. They will compete against Valders and Denmark.

The Spartans last competed at their home meet Thursday, where they finished second behind Southern Door. Sienna Blohowiak won the 400-meter dash, while Claire DuChateau took gold in the 1,600- and 3,200-meter runs.

Kewaunee last competed at the Oconto Falls Invitational, where the girls team won the meet. The Storm finished with 121 points, 20 ahead of host Oconto Falls. Hannah Miller won the 800-meter run, 1,600-meter run and triple jump; Alison Kuehl won the 100-meter hurdles; Natalie Miller won the pole vault; and the 1,600-meter relay team also took first.

The meet begins at 4 p.m.

The Kewaunee Storm came out on top at the Packerland Conference Mini-Meet hosted by Sturgeon Bay at Cherry Hills Golf Course Tuesday, posting a team score of 187 to claim first place.

Evan MacCaux led the way for Kewaunee with a 41, good for the lowest round of the day. Baylor Elliott added a 46, Briggs Karnopp shot 49, and Stuart Annen rounded out the scoring with a 51.

Sevastopol finished second as a team with a 192. Marek O'Dean and Mason O'Dean both shot 48, Chase Kanapka and Graham Killenberg each carded a 49 and 50 respectively, with Anthony Estevez shooting 53.

Sturgeon Bay came in third at 197 as the host school. Caleb Nielsen led the Clippers with a 46, followed by Ashton Benzinger at 49, Noah Potier at 50, Aiden Benzinger at 52, and Trygg Stuth at 54.

Gibraltar finished fifth with a 209. Henry Wehrenberg paced the Vikings with a 45, Jameson Tepe shot 49, Bairen Lhost carded a 56, Sam Busalacchi a 59, and Giovanni Mercier a 62.

Southern Door came in seventh with a 227. Jack Jeanquart led the Eagles with a 49, Vance Krauel shot 55, Cruz Anschutz 59, Emiah Defere 64, and Eli Jadin 66.

Kewaunee Storm softball had no trouble with Gibraltar on Tuesday, sweeping the doubleheader 15-0 and 17-1.

Game one was over early. Kewaunee put up three in the first and then exploded for 11 in the third to put it out of reach. Summer Walechka and Ali Repitz each drove in three runs, and Repitz was sharp in the circle too, tossing four scoreless innings with six strikeouts. Vivian Bootz added three stolen bases and the Storm drew 11 walks on the day.

Game two was more of the same. Kewaunee jumped on Gibraltar early and kept piling on, finishing with 13 hits and winning 17-1. Mariah Schlies was the offensive star, going 4-for-5 with three RBIs. Breanna Riha earned the win in the circle, striking out seven over six innings while allowing just one run.

Gibraltar committed a ton of errors in both games and the Storm made them pay every single time.

Kewaunee heads to Peshtigo Friday with first pitch at 4:30.

It was a tough night for a Storm squad that has struggled to find consistency in what is being called a rebirth season for the program. Kewaunee has been outscored 61-2 on the year, with both of their goals coming from Brenda Cuevas-Tapia in a 4-2 loss to Peshtigo earlier this season.

Roncalli improves to 3-4 with the shutout win.

After cruising to an 11-1 win in the opening contest of a Packerland Conference doubleheader, the Kewaunee Storm kept the momentum going, sailing to an 18-2 win over Gibraltar/Washington Island on the stern of the twinbill, as heard on 104.1 WRLU.  

Acting as the road team in Game 2, Kewaunee set the pace early with a six-run first inning. Dane Harrell and Mason Kovacs each knocked in a run, and Blake Temme had a two-RBI double in the frame. The Storm added three runs in the top of the second, highlighted by a Connor Kilgore RBI triple.

Despite some traffic on the bases in the third, Kewaunee was held scoreless. Waylon Delain retired the first eight batters he faced to start the game but ran into trouble in the third as the Vikings rallied for five straight two-out hits. RBI singles from Aaron Brey and Owen Dannhausen cut the Storm lead to 9-2.

Kewaunee responded with six runs in the fourth, paced by an RBI hit from Brett Paulsen and a two-RBI single by Noah Hudson. Paulsen drove in another run in the top of the fifth on a groundout, while Calvin Kolmorgen added an RBI single in the inning to extend the advantage to 18-2. Hudson then worked a 1-2-3 bottom of the fifth to close out the game.

Kewaunee will be back in action Saturday when it travels to Peshtigo for a doubleheader. Gibraltar/Washington Island will return home for a twinbill against Oconto.

The Kewaunee girls soccer team looks to make more strides on Tuesday night when they travel to Manitowoc to face Roncalli/Two Rivers.

Before falling to Sturgeon Bay 9-0 on Monday, the Storm scored their first two goals of their rebirth season against Peshtigo in a 4-2 loss. Brenda Cuevas-Tapia tallied both goals for the Storm.

The Jets are 2-4 on the season, including a 4-1 loss to New Holstein on Saturday.

First touch is scheduled for 4:30 p.m.

The wins keep coming for the Kewaunee golf team as their entry for the Sturgeon Bay Scramble found itself on top of the leaderboard.

The foursome of Elliott, Karnopp, MacCaux, Annen finished in first with a score of 66 with just six strokes separating them from the next nine teams. Sevastopol was one stroke back, Peshtigo two strokes back, Luxemburg-Casco 1 three strokes back and Luxemburg-Casco 2 was four strokes back to complete the top 5. 

Full Results here

Cherry Hills Golf Course will be the site of Tuesday's Packerland Conference meet, which begins at 4 p.m.

Power may have been issue for the broadcast but it wasn't an issue for Seymour's softball squad, as the Thunder took down Kewaunee 11-4 on Monday night.  

Seymour used a pair of four run innings, including a three run homer by Adde Smith, pacing the Thunder offense in the win.  Kewaunee's Braelyn Chevalier hit a home run of her own, part of a multi-hit night, where she was responsible for driving in 3 of Kewaunee's 4 runs.  Ali Repitz was tagged with the loss for Kewaunee. 

The Storm will be back in action tomorrow evening, hosting a doubleheader against Gibraltar/Washington Island.  The Vikings are coming off a doubleheader sweep of Sturgeon Bay last Friday, beating their visitors 17-7 and 15-10.

The first pitch of game one is set for 5:45 p.m.

Spring sports present a big enough challenge battling the elements, but Monday night will put this directly to the test on the softball diamond, when the Kewaunee Storm travel to face the Seymour Thunder, which will be broadcast on 104.1 WRLU. 

The Storm come into the week with an 11-7 record, per MaxPreps, having dropped a doubleheader against Southern Door late last week after sweeping Algoma earlier. In game one of their doubleheader against the Eagles, Ali Repitz took the loss for the Storm, allowing three runs (2 ER) on four hits. Vivian Bootz and Breanna Riha each had two hits while Kambreia Last had the lone RBI. In game two, Riha suffered the loss for the storm, allowing 10 runs (4 ER) on nine hits in the opening inning. Last, Riha, and Braelyn Chevalier registered the lone hits for the Storm in the lopsided loss.

Across the diamond will be the Seymour Thunder, with an 10-2 record per MaxPreps.  Seymour has won 8 in a row, including wins over Notre Dame, New London, Winneconne, and Shawano last week.  

Eric Fischer will have the call from Seymour High School, with the pregame show slated for 4:45 pm and first pitch to follow at 5pm.  

Kewaunee completed a dominant doubleheader sweep of Southern Door on Friday, using overpowering pitching in the opener and an explosive offensive outburst in the nightcap to secure 10-0 and 15-2 victories.

In the first game, Kewaunee combined for a no-hitter as Brett Paulsen and Jackson Walecka blanked Southern Door in a 10-0 win. Paulsen was dominant on the mound, striking out 16 over six hitless innings while giving up two walks. Walecka closed out the game with a scoreless seventh.

Kewaunee's offense heated up in the fourth inning, scoring three runs, and never looked back while piling up 14 hits. Paulsen also led the offense with three hits, while Blake Temme, Micah Vanness, Noah Hudson and Diesel Bosdeck each drove in two runs. The Storm also ran wild on the base path with six stolen bases.

Southern Door’s Chase Massart took the loss, allowing four runs over four-plus innings.

Kewaunee carried that momentum into the second game, erupting for 10 runs in the second inning on the way to a 15-2 victory.

Dane Harrell led the charge, driving in four runs on three hits, including a three-run home run. The Storm sent a barrage of hitters to the plate in the second inning, capitalizing on timely hits, a hit batter and a sacrifice fly to break the game open early.

Noah Hudson earned the win, allowing two runs, one earned, over five innings while striking out four.

Kewaunee again showed off its aggressive base running, stealing eight bases in the nightcap, and finished with 13 hits. Diesel Bosdeck and Connor Kilgore each had multiple hits, while Brett Paulsen contributed on both offense and the base path.

Southern Door managed just three hits in the second game, with Brock Delveaux driving in a run.

Kewaunee is scheduled to host Gibraltar in its next game Tuesday, while Southern Door is set to face the Storm again in a rematch later this season.