Kewaunee's Tanor Bortolini capped off a big week Friday with a fourth place finish in the boy's shot put in Division 2.

Bortolini threw 51'5 to clinch the podium position, which was about five and a half feet off the best throw of the day by Zach Strouf of Rice Lake.

A medal and an oral commitment to play football for the Wisconsin Badgers makes for a nice week for the Kewaunee junior.

Friday's trivia question is, "Nick Baumgartner broke the Kewaunee school record in the Pole Vault in 2019, a record which had stood since 2008. Who previously held the record?"

You can find this question in the DoorCountyDailyNews.com E-paper. If you answer correctly through the E-paper, you have an opportunity to win a $25 certificate to The Grove in Kewaunee.

The answer will be posted at 7 AM on Saturday.

Dubbed the "Field Generals," Kewaunee track athletes hope to make a little additional noise at this weekend's WIAA State Track meet. Thursday was a travel day for local athletes as they compete in 20 different events this weekend at the WIAA State Track Meet in LaCrosse. Most of the athletes will begin their day at 9:30 a.m. when preliminary heats of the sprints and field events kick off. You can find heat sheets below for the events featuring local athletes.

Event 12  Boys Pole Vault Division 2
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     Name                        Year School            Seed Mark           
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Flight 1  Finals
  1  Melvin McIntyre               SO Lodi               12-06.00 
  2  Luke Haase                    FR Osceola            12-06.00 
  3  Hunter Cook                   SO Ripon              13-00.00 
  4  Canyon Schwartz               SR Amery              13-00.00 
  5  Gabe Tashner                  SR Platteville        13-00.00 
  6  Logan Mattson                 SO Seymour            13-03.00 
  7  Nick Baumgartner              SR Kewaunee           13-03.00 
  8  Will Rothmeier                JR CatholicMemorial   13-06.00 
  9  Owen Williams                 SR Two Rivers         13-06.00 
 10  Calvin Wernimont              SR Platteville        13-06.00 
 11  Sashi Popke                   SR Whitewater         13-06.00 
 12  Ryan Peltz                    SR St Croix Falls     13-09.00 
 13  Zach Hayes                    JR Lakeland Union     13-09.00 
 14  Jarrod Vis                    JR Waupun Area        14-00.00 
 15  Max Rauch                     SR Peshtigo           14-00.00 
 16  Aaron Sobush                  JR New Berlin West    14-00.00 

Event 17  Boys Triple Jump Division 2
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     Name                        Year School            Seed Mark           
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Flight 1  Finals
  1  Dylun Logston                 SR Mayville           41-06.25 
  2  Trenton Hanseder              JR Winneconne         42-03.75 
  3  Jon Verhasselt                SO Freedom            42-04.50 
  4  Brian Flanagan                SR CatholicMemorial   42-06.00 
  5  Alex Sheriff                  SR Freedom            42-06.00 
  6  Alex Hewett                   SR Kewaunee           42-09.25 
  7  Chase Roehl                   SR Hayward            42-09.75 
  8  Tyler Moss                    SR Platteville        42-09.75 

Event 93  Boys Shot Put Division 2
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     Name                        Year School            Seed Mark           
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Flight 1  Finals
  1  Alex Rodriguez                JR Ripon              46-11.50 
  2  Elijah O'Laughlin             SR Campbellsport      47-00.25 
  3  Bryce Taylor                  SO McFarland          47-09.50 
  4  Jake Buss                     JR Poynette           48-02.25 
  5  Dawson Frydenlund             JR West Salem         48-05.50 
  6  Guy Van Dis                   SR Racine St. Cath.   48-10.25 
  7  Austin Jentz                  JR Platteville        49-02.25 
  8  Sam Coughlin                  SR Columbus           49-02.25 
Flight 2  Finals
  1  Donoven Acevedo               JR New Berlin West    49-08.25 
  2  Tanor Bortolini               JR Kewaunee          X50-00.50 
  3  Logan Cleary                  SO Nekoosa            50-01.50 
  4  Cannan Szoszorek              SR Bonduel            50-03.00 
  5  Jackson Koenig                SR Denmark            50-04.50 
  6  Grant Lindell                 SR Mosinee            51-06.00 
  7  Jack Nytes                    SR Plymouth           53-04.00 
  8  Bradon Gulch                  SR Berlin             55-08.50 
  9  Adam Strouf                   JR Rice Lake          58-11.25 

The Kewaunee girls soccer team could not get the offense going Thursday in its 8-0 loss to Random Lake Thursday in WIAA Regional Action. The ninth-ranked Rams scored early and often to secure their regional final appearance against Denmark Saturday. The Storm finishes the season 4-9-2.

Junior Tanor Bortolini of Kewaunee High School has committed orally to attend and play football at the University of Wisconsin in the fall of 2020.  Announcing on his twitter account, Bortolini expressed thanks to his family and Kewaunee football coaches.  The 6’4” 270-pound offensive lineman says he is 100% committed to becoming a Badger. 

100% COMITTED!!!!???????????? pic.twitter.com/ug5XOa3RxP

— Tanor Bortolini (@Tsauce50) May 29, 2019

Kewaunee's softball team has a pair of infielders on the Packerland All-Conference First Team for 2019. Claire Kohnle and Elizabeth Rohr were named to the first team over the weekend. Two Storm players were also named to the second team. They are outfielder Cierra Brann and utility player Hailey Gaedtke.

Kewaunee's 2019 baseball has four all-conference players on it including one on the first-team. That was Daniel Stangel as an infielder. The three second-team players are Wyatt Kruse at pitcher, Jack Severin at catcher and McCoy Walechka in the outfield.

Kewaunee's spring sports seasons are winding down and football will be here sooner than you think. The Storm will begin the 2019 season on Friday, August 23rd when they host Kiel. They'll look to repeat as conference champions and hope to have the same playoff success they did in 2010. That year the Storm won the state championship behind quarterback Doug Delebreau and running back Craig Christman. Delebreau threw for over 2,200 yards and 27 touchdowns. Christman came one yard shy of 2,000 yards on the season and 28 touchdowns. 

Craig Christman was the answer to Friday's trivia question. Congratulations to Kali Karnopp for answering the question correctly! She will win a $25 certificate to The Grove in Kewaunee.

The regional champion Kewaunee Storm will send two of its athletes to state after Thursday's sectional meet at Freedom.

Nick Baumgartner qualified for state in the pole vault with a height of 13'03" while Alex Hewett punched his ticket to state with a triple jump winning distance of 42"09.25." Tanor Bortollini also qualified in the shotput.

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Friday's trivia question is, "Doug Delebreau was Kewaunee's leading passer when they won the state championship in 2010. Who led the Storm with almost 2,000 yards rushing that season?"

You can find this question in the DoorCountyDailyNews.com E-paper. If you answer correctly through the E-paper, you have an opportunity to win a $25 certificate to The Grove in Kewaunee.

The answer will be posted at 7 AM on Saturday.

It took them an extra two innings to do it, but the Kewaunee Storm was able to clinch a date in the sectionals next week with a 5-4 victory over Chilton Thursday.

The game was tied at two heading into the ninth inning when the Storm was able to push across three runs in the top half and only giving up two in the bottom half to keep the Tigers away from holding the Regional trophy.

Hailey Gaedtke earned the game ball in this one, striking out seven in the complete game while also driving in two runs on two hits.

The Kewaunee Storm almost saw its six-run lead disappear in a 6-5 win over conference rival Southern Door in the opening game of the WIAA Baseball playoffs.

The Storm scored five of its six runs in the top of the third with the big blow coming from a two-run double by Nathan Van Goethem. A Wyatt Kruse single in the top of the fourth drove in Jack Severin to make a 6-0, an insurance run that would loom larger a few innings later. The Eagles score three runs in the bottom of the fifth and another pair in the seventh before Wyatt Kruse struck out Austin Vandertie with two on to end the threat and the game.

A trip to LaCrosse hangs in the balance Thursday afternoon when dozens of local athletes head to two sectional sites for a chance to qualify for the state meet.

Athletes from Sturgeon Bay, Luxemburg-Casco, Southern Door, and regional champion Kewaunee will head to Freedom for its sectional meet. Algoma, Gibraltar, and Sevastopol athletes will hope to punch their ticket to state at Princeton High School.

The top four in each event at the sectional meets qualify for state, but an athlete can also make it if they post one of the top 8 scores in the state on Thursday.

While dozens of local athletes have at least one more meet this season, the Kewaunee boys track team put an extra exclamation point on it by winning the Division 2 regional title at Wrightstown Tuesday.

Boys qualifiers for the sectional meet include Nick Baumgartner - Pole Vault,300 Hurdles,1600 Relay (3), Alex Hewett - Triple Jump,High Jump,1600 Relay (3), Alex Hlinak - 3200 Relay,800 Relay,400 Relay (3), Charles Schultz - 3200 Relay,400,1600 Relay (3), Owen Kudick- Long Jump,800 Relay,400 Relay (3), Collin Hlinak - 200,800 Relay,400 Relay (3), Ben Heim - 800 Relay,400 Relay,1600 Relay (3), Max Hanrahan - 3200 Relay,800 (2), Tanor Bortolini - Shot Put,Discus (2), James Cullen - 1600 (1), Jose Diaz - 3200 Relay (1), Anthony Jerabek - 800 (1), and Cameron Cullen - 3200 (1). Girls qualifiers include Lizzy O'Dill, Natalie Pansier, Elizabeth Lamack, Sara Dax, and the relay teams of the 4 x 200m and 4 x 400m.

Picture courtesy of Kewaunee School District

Full results are below

BOYS

The two runs Kewaunee scored in the first inning would be all they needed at home against Gibraltar on Friday. Daniel Stangel and Nathan VanGoethem combined on a two-hit shutout to lead the Storm to a 2-0 win over the Vikings. Stangel was a bit wild walking five in 6 innings but didn't allow a runner to cross home plate. He struck out 5 batters. VanGoethem pitched the seventh to pick up the save. McCoy Walechka had two hits at the plate. 

Kewaunee will play their final regular season game on Monday when they travel to Chilton for a 4:30 PM first pitch.

Nobody could pull away on Friday in Kewaunee. The Storm played host to Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah and the two teams played to a draw. The final score was 1-1.

Kewaunee will get back on it on Monday when they host Green Bay East at 4:30 PM.

The Kewaunee boys track and field team won the Packerland Conference championship in 2019. The Storm had similar success back in 2011 when Jordan Schmidt broke school records in the 200M, 110M Hurdles and 300M. He was the correct answer to Friday's trivia question.

Congratulations to Andrew Wick who answered the question correctly! He is the winner of a $25 certificate to The Grove in Kewaunee.

Friday's trivia question is, "Which Kewaunee speedster set school records in the 200M, 110M Hurdles and 300M Hurdles in 2011?"

You can find this question in the DoorCountyDailyNews.com E-paper. If you answer correctly through the E-paper, you have an opportunity to win a $25 certificate to The Grove in Kewaunee.

The answer will be posted at 7 AM on Saturday.

Kewaunee soccer couldn't quite push a ball in the net against Sturgeon Bay and lost by the slimmest of margins. The Storm fell 1-0 on their home field. They forced Sturgeon Bay goalie McKenna Gibson to make three saves.

Kewaunee will take on Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah at home on Friday with the kickoff at 4:30 PM.

Kewaunee baseball picked up a dramatic victory and a loss on Thursday at home to Sevastopol. The Storm won in walk-off fashion in game one of the doubleheader. They scored two in the final inning after Sevastopol scored one in the top half. The final score was 5-4. In game two the Pioneers got up to a 10-0 lead after the third inning and Kewaunee couldn't recover. Game two went 10-4 to Sevastopol.

Kewaunee will play their final regular season conference game on Friday when they host Gibraltar at 5 PM.

Kewaunee took on Southern Door on their home field and struggled to stop the Eagles from scoring. The final score was 15-3 as the Storm allowed 2 three-run homers in the ballgame.

Kewaunee will finish out the regular season on Thursday hosting Sevastopol with a doubleheader. Game one is scheduled for 4 PM.

Kewaunee softball finished the season at 10-6 in the Packerland Conference which tied them with Peshtigo for fourth place. This comes after the Storm fell to Southern Door on their home field 10-2. Southern Door finished tied for first in the conference.

The playoffs are next for Kewaunee. The Storm will travel to Brillion for in the regionals on Tuesday, first pitch scheduled for 5 PM.

Bolstered by five individual titles, the Kewaunee boys track team defended its home turf and won the Packerland Conference on Monday. 

The Storm boys captured their title by scoring 173 points, outscoring second place Peshtigo by nearly 28 points. They were led by individual title winners Alex Hewett (triple jump, high jump), Tannor Bortolini (shot put), and their relay teams in the 4 x 100 and 4 x 200.

The girls took second place behind Sturgeon Bay in the final team scores. Elena Lewis won the 1600 meter run in a time just under 5:54 while the 4 x 400m relay team also captured a conference championship.

Below are the results from the Packerland Conference Track Championships for Kewaunee

Boys

100 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

5.11Owen Kudick12.27aKewaunee

200 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

4.10Collin Hlinak24.43aKewaunee

400 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

4.12Charles Schultz53.58aPRKewaunee

8.11Jose Diaz57.21aKewaunee

9.9Anthony Jerabek57.76aKewaunee

800 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

2.11Max Hanrahan2:04.54aSRKewaunee

6.9Anthony Jerabek2:14.79aPRKewaunee

1600 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

3.11Max Hanrahan4:48.27aPRKewaunee

7.9Cameron Cullen5:06.25aPRKewaunee

3200 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

4.9Cameron Cullen11:09.12aKewaunee

5.11James Cullen11:15.27aSRKewaunee

6.9Jacob Schleis11:23.93aKewaunee

110m Hurdles - 39"  Varsity - Finals x

2.12Nick Baumgartner15.64aPRKewaunee

300m Hurdles - 36"  Varsity - Finals x

2.12Nick Baumgartner41.22aPRKewaunee

4x100 Relay  Varsity - Finals x

1.Owen Kudick
Collin Hlinak
Alex Hlinak
Allan Hager46.38aKewaunee

4x200 Relay  Varsity - Finals x

1.Ben Heim
Collin Hlinak
Alex Hlinak
Owen Kudick1:36.11aKewaunee

4x400 Relay  Varsity - Finals x

2.Charles Schultz
Nick Baumgartner
Ben Heim
Alex Hewett3:37.21aKewaunee

4x800 Relay  Varsity - Finals x

2.Charles Schultz
Jose Diaz
Alex Hlinak
Max Hanrahan8:43.26aKewaunee

Shot Put - 12lb  Varsity - Finals x

1.11Tannor Bortolini46-02.25Kewaunee

3.12Elliot VanGoethem43-09.25Kewaunee

7.12Brock Kleiman41-10.00PRKewaunee

Discus - 1.6kg  Varsity - Finals x

3.11Tannor Bortolini123-10Kewaunee

6.12Elliot VanGoethem120-02Kewaunee

8.12Jon Odill110-08Kewaunee

High Jump  Varsity - Finals x

1.12Alex Hewett6-00.00PRKewaunee

Pole Vault  Varsity - Finals x

2.12Nick Baumgartner13-00.00Kewaunee

Long Jump  Varsity - Finals x

2.9Ben Heim19-02.75PRKewaunee

6.11Owen Kudick18-05.00Kewaunee

12Alex HewettNDKewaunee

Triple Jump  Varsity - Finals x

1.12Alex Hewett43-05.50PRKewaunee

4.9Ben Heim39-05.00PRKewaunee

6.10Collin Hlinak38-03.00Kewaunee

 
Girls

100 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

3.10Lizzy O'Dill13.70aKewaunee 

200 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

6.9Natalie Pansier29.54aKewaunee8.10Lizzy O'Dill29.79aKewaunee 

400 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

2.9Natalie Pansier1:04.59aPRKewaunee4.9Ashlyn Pribek1:06.09aPRKewaunee 

800 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

5.9Ashlyn Pribek2:45.07aKewaunee10Elena LewisDNFKewaunee 

1600 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

1.10Elena Lewis5:53.55aPRKewaunee2.10Elizabeth Lamack5:55.79aKewaunee 

3200 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

2.10Elizabeth Lamack13:17.65aKewaunee4.12Kassidy Smidel13:41.92aPRKewaunee6.10Regina Augustian14:33.20aPRKewaunee 

100m Hurdles - 33"  Varsity - Finals x

7.9Lexy Kinjerski20.36aKewaunee 

300m Hurdles - 30"  Varsity - Finals x

2.10Kaaryn Smidel51.61aSRKewaunee9.9Lexy Kinjerski58.26aKewaunee 

4x100 Relay  Varsity - Finals x

3.Kelli Barta
Sahara Gardner
Lizzy Kudick
Megan Siebold55.96aKewaunee 

4x200 Relay  Varsity - Finals x

2.Kaaryn Smidel
Megan Siebold
Sara Dax
Lizzy O'Dill1:55.41aKewaunee 

4x400 Relay  Varsity - Finals x

1.Natalie Pansier
Kaaryn Smidel
Megan Siebold
Ashlyn Pribek4:27.30aKewaunee 

4x800 Relay  Varsity - Finals x

4.Elizabeth Lamack
Tereza Zejdova
Regina Augustian
Ashley Hershfield11:58.38aKewaunee 

Shot Put - 4kg  Varsity - Finals x

2.12Sara Dax34-10.75PRKewaunee6.9Lisa Reinke31-05.75Kewaunee 

Discus - 1kg  Varsity - Finals x

6.12Sara Dax87-01Kewaunee9.9Lisa Reinke77-01Kewaunee11.11Sahara Gardner73-00Kewaunee 

High Jump  Varsity - Finals x

4.9Grace Wisnicky4-08.00PRKewaunee5.11Megan Siebold4-06.00PRKewaunee11Katie MetzlerSCRKewaunee 

Pole Vault  Varsity - Finals x

8.11Kelli Barta5-06.00Kewaunee 

Long Jump  Varsity - Finals x

17.11Kiley Pagel10-11.00PRKewaunee 

Triple Jump  Varsity - Finals x

5.10Ashley Hershfield29-10.00PRKewaunee9.9Grace Wisnicky27-09.00PRKewaunee 

Picture by Joe Kassner

No one would have blamed Kewaunee if they packed it in after giving up 12 runs in the first two innings of their baseball game Monday, but no one told them that.

The Storm would eventually fall 12-8, but showed a lot of heart in the final six frames to make the game closer than it appeared after those opening frames. Cain Hall led the way for Kewaunee with two hits.

The Kewaunee softball team busted out the lumber in a pair of victories over visiting Sevastopol on Monday.

In game one, Hailey Gaedtke had a pair of extra base hits including a home run in an 18-3 victory. Mykenzi Uhlers, Emma Hallgren and Elizabeth Rohr also joined Gaedtke's hit parade, each collecting a pair of hits. Claire Kohnle picked up the win.

In game two it was Gaedtke picking up the win from the circle in a 6-4 win over the Pioneers. Hallgren drove in three runs in the second half of the doubleheader while Taylor Schleis knocked in two of her own. 

All eyes will be on Kewaunee High School this afternoon when the Packerland Conference's nine schools compete for a track championship.

The Sturgeon Bay boys and the Algoma girls look to repeat as conference champions after winning last year's title at the home of the Wolves. The Clippers were led by two of its relay teams taking the event titles and top 3 performance in nearly all the field events thanks to Rex Meikle. Speaking of field events, it was there where the Wolves girls did their damage, winning four of the seven. Katelyn Williams was the star of last year's conference championships, not just winning titles in the shot put and discus but also winning the 100M and 4 X 100M relay events.

The action begins at 3:30 p.m. 

The Kewaunee baseball sent Storm fans that traveled up the coast to Algoma home happy. They were able to pick up a win by the smallest of margins on Saturday. The final score was 4-3.

The Storm will play a home game against Southern Door on Tuesday at 5 PM.

Hailey Gaedtke and Mykenzi Uhlers' great performances couldn't quite lead Kewaunee to a rivalry victory against Agloma on Saturday. It was an admirable effort on the road against one of the best teams in the Packerland Conference. The Wolves won it on a walk-off single in the seventh 2-1. Gaedtke was pitching and only allowed those two runs in 6 1/3 innings striking out three. Uhlers did the damage on offense hitting a home run in the fifth inning but that was all the Storm could muster on the day.

Kewaunee will host Sevastopol on Monday.

It's hard to have a better season than Hannah Lamack had for Kewaunee track and field in 2017. She broke school records in the 1600M Run and 3200M Run. Her time in the 1600M was 5:23.56 while for the 3200M it was 11:46.70. 

Lamack was the correct answer to Friday's trivia question. Congratulations to Jason Karnopp who answered it correctly! Jason will win a $25 certificate to The Grove in Kewaunee.

Friday's trivia question is, "Which Kewaunee runner had a banner year in 2017 as she became the fastest girl in school history to run the 1600M and 3200M? Amanda Vandenplas previously held the 1600M record and Tiffany Polifka the 3200M record."

You can find this question in the DoorCountyDailyNews.com E-paper. If you answer correctly through the E-paper, you have an opportunity to win a $25 certificate to The Grove in Kewaunee.

The answer will be posted at 7 AM on Saturday.

Other than Daniel Stangel, the bats fell silent for Kewaunee as the baseball team dropped both ends of a doubleheader Monday to NEW Lutheran 2-1 and 5-0.

Stangel's two hits in game one kept it close until the final batter when Sam Meerstein won the game for the Blazers on a walkoff double.

It was Meerstein playing the devil again for the Storm in game two, this time allowing only the one hit to Stangel in the shut-out victory.

Seven innings were not enough for Kewaunee and Oconto in softball on Friday. Elizabeth Rohrs hit a two-out walk-off single in eighth inning to give the Storm a 6-5 win. Hailey Gaedtke had a big day at the plate for Kewaunee going 3-for-4 with two doubles. Claire Kohnle pitched all eight innings to get the win.

The Storm have Saturday and Sunday off before a doubleheader at Green Bay NEW Lutheran on Monday.

The boys track and field team at Kewaunee were led by Tannor Bortolini and Nick Baumgartner who both picked up victories at a meet in Two Rivers on Friday. Bortolini won the Shot Put while Baumgartner took home Pole Vault crown. In all the boys team finished with 102 points which was good for third out of ten teams. The Storm girls finished with 70 points for a sixth-place finish.

The boys also got good performances from Collin Hlinak, Max Hanrahan, Elliot VanGoethem and Alex Hewett. Baumgartner also finished second in both the 110M Hurdles and 300 M Hurdles. 

The Storm girls got one victory from Natalie Pansier in the 400M Run where she posted a personal-best time. Lizzy O'Dill, Elena Lewis, Elizabeth Lamack, Sara Dax and Lisa Reinke also picked up top-five finishes in Two Rivers. 

The girls soccer game between Kewaunee and Green Bay East scheduled for Friday evening was canceled. The Storm get back at it on Tuesday night when they host Luxemburg-Casco. The girls soccer team last won a postseason game in 2015 when they defeated Sturgeon Bay in the first round of the regional playoffs. Kim Wiley scored four goals in that game for the Storm as they won in a route 5-0. Wiley was the answer to Friday's trivia question.

NEW Lutheran scored three unanswered goals en route to 4-2 Packerland girls soccer victory over Kewaunee.

The Storm gave themselves a 1-0 lead early, but could not keep track of Abbey Czaja. She tallied a hat trick while Lydia Nelson put the game well out of reach with the Blazers' fourth goal. 

Friday's trivia question is, "Ashley Loecher was in goal for Kewaunee when they shut out Sturgeon Bay 5-0 in the first round of the regional playoffs in 2015. Who was the offensive star of the game scoring four of the five goals for the Storm?"

You can find this question in the DoorCountyDailyNews.com E-paper. If you answer correctly through the E-paper, you have an opportunity to win a $25 certificate to The Grove in Kewaunee.

The answer will be posted at 7 AM on Saturday.

The Kewaunee boys' track team came up just a half point shy from winning the Peshtigo Invitational Thursday evening while the girls took fourth overall.

The boys scored 150 points on the day with Marinette earning a tie somewhere in the 14-team field to get the extra 0.5 point advantage. Individual titles went to Tanor Bortolini in the shot put and Alex Hewett in the long jump, with several other podium finishes along the way.

The girls had three runner-up finishes to score 73 points. 

Below are the complete results

Boys

100 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

8.11Owen Kudick12.16aSRKewaunee

17.12Allan Hager12.70aPRKewaunee

19.11Logan Kubetz13.08aSRKewaunee

200 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

5.10Collin Hlinak24.21aKewaunee

11.12Allan Hager26.20aPRKewaunee

20.9Ben Dorner29.21aPRKewaunee

400 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

5.12Charles Schultz54.96aPRKewaunee

8.11Jose Diaz56.95aPRKewaunee

9.9Anthony Jerabek57.56aPRKewaunee

800 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

2.11Max Hanrahan2:05.13aSRKewaunee

6.9Anthony Jerabek2:19.53aPRKewaunee

11.10Dalton Sisel2:29.98aKewaunee

1600 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

4.11Max Hanrahan5:01.80aKewaunee

7.9Cameron Cullen5:11.63aPRKewaunee

8.11James Cullen5:14.87aSRKewaunee

3200 Meters  Varsity - Finals x

6.9Cameron Cullen11:06.94aPRKewaunee

9.9Jacob Schleis11:55.26aPRKewaunee

13.12Dorian Kratochvil13:11.89aPRKewaunee

110m Hurdles - 39"  Varsity - Finals x

4.12Nick Baumgartner16.22aKewaunee

10.9Cole Pawlitzky22.05aKewaunee

11.12Benedict Luy25.03aKewaunee

300m Hurdles - 36"  Varsity - Finals x

3.12Nick Baumgartner41.76aPRKewaunee

6.12Benedict Luy48.97aPRKewaunee

11.9Cole Pawlitzky52.25aPRKewaunee

4x100 Relay  Varsity - Finals x

5.William Murphy
Collin Hlinak
Alex Hlinak
Owen Kudick47.62aKewaunee

4x200 Relay  Varsity - Finals x

3.Ben Heim
Collin Hlinak
Alex Hlinak
Owen Kudick1:37.51aKewaunee

4x400 Relay  Varsity - Finals x

2.Charles Schultz
Nick Baumgartner
Ben Heim
Alex Hewett3:42.61aKewaunee

4x800 Relay  Varsity - Finals x

3.Alex Hlinak
Jose Diaz
Charles Schultz
Max Hanrahan9:29.13aKewaunee

Shot Put - 12lb  Varsity - Finals x

1.11Tannor Bortolini48-06.00Kewaunee

5.12Elliot VanGoethem43-01.00Kewaunee

10.12Brock Kleiman37-03.00Kewaunee

Discus - 1.6kg  Varsity - Finals x

2.12Elliot VanGoethem130-02Kewaunee

6.11Tannor Bortolini118-01Kewaunee

7.12Jon Odill108-09Kewaunee

High Jump  Varsity - Finals x

3.12Alex Hewett5-08.00PRKewaunee

9Anthony JerabekNHKewaunee

11Max HanrahanNHKewaunee

Pole Vault  Varsity - Finals x

3.12Nick Baumgartner12-00.00Kewaunee

Long Jump  Varsity - Finals x

1.12Alex Hewett19-00.00Kewaunee

2.9Ben Heim18-10.00Kewaunee

4.11Owen Kudick18-06.50Kewaunee

Triple Jump  Varsity - Finals x

2.12Alex Hewett39-01.25Kewaunee

3.9Ben Heim38-11.50PRKewaunee

5.10Collin Hlinak37-06.50Kewaunee

Girls

Kewaunee, Algoma, and Sevastopol will go far and wide to compete in a pair of track invitationals this afternoon.

The Storm head north to Peshtigo to participate in the school's 41st invitational. Thirteen schools representing Wisconsin and Michigan will also compete in the meet, which begins at 3:30 p.m.

The Wolves and Pioneers head to Seymour for its invite this afternoon also beginning at 3:30 p.m. That meet will feature 13 other teams covering multiple divisions of competition.

Kewaunee soccer kept it close in the first half on the road against Fox Valley Lutheran. The Storm only trailed 1-0 at the half but the Foxes picked up three second-half goals to defeat Kewaunee 4-0. 

The Storm will try to get back on track they host conference opponent Green Bay NEW Lutheran on Thursday at 4:30 PM.

Kewaunee went out of conference on Tuesday to play a game at Reedsville. The Storm had no issue as they won the ballgame 10-0. Kewaunee improved to 4-7 overall on the season. They will play their next game at Oconto on Friday, first pitch at 5 PM.