Due to rainy conditions please see below for the status on today’s athletic events:
Softball game at 4:00 pm vs. Green Bay NEW is still on
Girls soccer and Middle School track practice have both been canceled due to weather and lack of gym space
Today’s golf match at Liver River golf course has been canceled due to course conditions
Sevastopol struggled against Southern Door on Saturday in a game played at Institute. The final score was 14-0 in five innings. Alisson Daubner pitched for the Pioneers and she also had two hits.
Sevastopol will host Gibraltar on Tuesday with the first pitch at 5 PM.
Even though the Pioneers collected ten hits to Southern Door's nine, they still fell 9-3 on Saturday.
The Pioneers struggled to put runs on the board and had a tough time defensively containing Southern Door, giving up nine runs.
Southern Door opened up scoring in the second inning scoring one run.
The Pioneers knotted the game up at one in the bottom of the third inning, when Jaden Sawyer lined out, driving in a run.
Southern Door pulled away for good with one run in the fourth inning.
Southern Door scored five runs in the fifth inning. Derik Lecaptain, Jeanquart, and Charlie Neines all moved runners across the plate with RBIs in the inning.
Neines pitched Southern Door to victory. He went five innings, allowing three runs on eight hits, striking out four and walking one. Lecaptain threw two innings in relief out of the bullpen.
Robby Pollman took the loss for Pioneers. He surrendered two runs on three hits over four innings, striking out three.
Ethan Kroll led the Pioneers with three hits in four at-bats. Sevastopol tore up the base paths, as two players stole at least two bases. Josh Pflieger led the way with three.
Jeanquart went 2-for-5 at the plate to lead Southern Door in hits.
Zoe Kuehn broke the Sevastopol school record for longest Triple Jump on Thursday at the Luxemburg-Casco Invitational. Kuehn jumped 33'11" which broke the record of Jon Walker who jumped 33'1" back in 1992.
The boys and girls track and field teams of Sevastopol were one of 15 schools to participate at a meet at St. Norbert College on Friday. The boys finished in 14th place with 13 points. The Pioneer girls put up a very impressive 59.5 points which was good for fourth.
Kiegen Sargent was the star on the boys side finishing sixth the 200M and fourth in the Long Jump.
Mya Ploor finished second in the 800M and Olivia Stenzel's time was good for third in that event. Stenzel also finished third in the 1600M.
Lizzy Fiscus picked up a second place finish in the 2k Steeplechase.
Three of the relay teams finished in the top five. The 4x200 Relay Team of Kelsey Christiansen, Rylee Krishka, Laci Lautenbach and Madi Volkmann placed fourth. The 4x400 team with Krishka, Ploor, Stenzel and Kylie Newton was also fourth. The 4x800 Relay Team of Zoe Keuhn, Newton, Ploor and Rachel Wilke finished in third place.
Laci Lautenbach was tied for third in the High Jump and Zoe Kuehn was third in the Triple Jump.
The small Sevastopol girls track team showed their might at the Luxemburg-Casco Track Invitational Thursday night, winning five events in the process.
Olivia Stenzel (800m), Laci Lautenbach (high jump), Zoe Kuehn (triple jump), 4 x800m relay and 4 x 200m relay won gold for the team, giving them a fourth place finish.
No individual titles for the boys, but Kiegan Sargent and Kyle Carlson posted top 10 performance throughout the meet.
Below are the results for the Sevastopol Track teams
Boys
7.11Kiegen Sargent12.14aSevastopol
7.11Kiegen Sargent11.93aPRSevastopol9Emmett TomaszewskiSCRSevastopol
12.11Kiegen Sargent25.51aSevastopol9Ethan FrankSCRSevastopol
9Ethan FrankSCRSevastopol10Noah TomaszewskiSCRSevastopol
3.12Kyle Carlson2:16.80aSevastopol9.10Scott Andreae2:26.42aSevastopol10Noah TomaszewskiSCRSevastopol
2.12Kyle Carlson4:56.67aSRSevastopol14.10Scott Andreae5:31.23aSRSevastopol15.10Sam Abel5:34.10aSRSevastopol
10.10Sam Abel48.74aSRSevastopol
Logan Beyer
Ethan Frank
Dallas Nichols
Emmett TomaszewskiSCRSevastopol
6.Scott Andreae
Noah Tomaszewski
Logan Beyer
Sam Abel3:53.00aSevastopol
10.10Logan Beyer36-11.00SRSevastopol10Dallas NicholsSCRSevastopol
18.10Logan Beyer76-06Sevastopol19.10Dallas Nichols76-02Sevastopol21.9Emmett Tomaszewski46-06Sevastopol
2.11Kiegen Sargent20-11.00PRSevastopol15.9Emmett Tomaszewski13-07.00Sevastopol9Ethan FrankSCRSevastopol
Girls
100 Meters Varsity - Finals x
4.10Kelsey Christiansen13.80aSevastopol
100 Meters Varsity - Prelims x
4.10Kelsey Christiansen13.77aPRSevastopol
19.11Kailee Moe15.69aPRSevastopol
20.9Lilly Turner15.73aPRSevastopol
200 Meters Varsity - Finals x
4.10Rylee Krishka28.75aSevastopol
10Kelsey ChristiansenSCRSevastopol
10Laci LautenbachSCRSevastopol
400 Meters Varsity - Finals x
4.11Mya Ploor1:06.44aPRSevastopol
10.11Lizzy Fiscus1:10.58aPRSevastopol
16.9Rachel Wilke1:15.49aSevastopol
800 Meters Varsity - Finals x
1.10Olivia Stenzel2:33.55aSevastopol
9.10Kylie Newton2:50.38aSevastopol
14.9Rachel Wilke3:09.45aPRSevastopol
4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals x
1.Kelsey Christiansen
Rylee Krishka
Laci Lautenbach
Zoe Keuhn1:55.40aSevastopol
4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals x
6.Rylee Krishka
Olivia Stenzel
Kylie Newton
Rachel Wilke4:37.00aSevastopol
4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals x
1.Lizzy Fiscus
Zoe Keuhn
Mya Ploor
Olivia Stenzel10:31.75aSevastopol
Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals x
16.10Georgia Neitzke23-11.00PRSevastopol
Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals x
12.10Georgia Neitzke62-02PRSevastopol
17.11Kailee Moe26-08PRSevastopol
High Jump Varsity - Finals x
1.10Laci Lautenbach5-04.00PRSevastopol
9.9Lilly Turner4-04.00Sevastopol
Pole Vault Varsity - Finals x
10Kylie NewtonNHSevastopol
11Kailee MoeNHSevastopol
Long Jump Varsity - Finals x
3.10Zoe Keuhn14-10.00Sevastopol
14.11Kailee Moe11-10.00PRSevastopol
17.10Georgia Neitzke7-10.00PRSevastopol
Triple Jump Varsity - Finals x
1.10Zoe Keuhn33-11.00PRSevastopol
Pioneers watched the game slip away early and couldn't recover in a 4-2 loss to Algoma on Thursday. Trevor Nell led the Algoma to victory on the pitcher's mound. He allowed five hits and two runs over six innings, striking out three. Mitchell Zimmer threw one inning in relief out of the bullpen. Jack De Young took the loss for Pioneers. He surrendered three runs on four hits over five innings, striking out two. Robby Pollman led Pioneers with two hits in three at-bats. Pioneers didn't commit a single error in the field. Johnny Jorns had the most chances in the field with five. Max Pranger went 2-for-4 at the plate to lead Algoma in hits.
Soccer teams in Door and Kewaunee Counties will be busy Thursday afternoon as a full slate of matches is scheduled.
Matches include Sevastopol/Gibraltar hosting NEW Lutheran at Sevastopol and Kewaunee traveling to Sturgeon Bay. Both matches start at 6 p.m.
Sevastopol's six-run third inning was not enough for the Pioneers on Tuesday against Algoma. The Wolves pounded Pioneer pitching winning the game 19-8. The game was played at Algoma. Samantha Differt, Karley Schram, and Abigail Hoevar all contributed in the thir inning with RBIs for the Pioneers. Schram and Differt each ended up with multiple hits.
These two teams will meet up again on Thursday, this time at Sevastopol with the first pitch at 5 PM.
Robby Pollman had another dominating performance on the mound for Sevastopol on Tuesday. Pollman pitched a 5-inning no-hitter in the Pioneers 12-0 win over Algoma on the road. He also contributed at the plate driving in two runs. Nathan Stenzel had three RBIs while Josh Pflieger, Ethan Kroll and Jaden Sawyer all had two hits.
The two teams will meet again at Sevastopol on Thursday, first pitch at 5 PM.
If it involved jumping, there's a good chance the Sevastopol girls' track team won it at Monday's Door County Classic in Fish Creek.
Zoe Kuehn won the long jump and triple jump while Laci Lautenbach won the high jump and Mya Ploor won the pole vault. Olivia Stenzel won three events, capturing titles in the 400, 800, and 1600 meter runs. The girls 4 x 200 team also won the Door County Classic, registering a time of 1:57.
On the boys' side, Kiegan Sargent can claim fastest boy in Door County honors with a 12.16 winning time in the 100-meter dash while also winning the long jump with a leap of over 19 feet. Kyle Carlson captured the 800-meter title with a time of 2:12.
Below are the complete Sevastopol results from Monday's meet
Boys
Girls
Sevastopol softball was scheduled to host a non-conference game against Stockbridge. It has been postponed to Monday, April 29th. Their next game is scheduled for Tuesday when they travel to Algoma. The first pitch will come at 5 PM.
Sevastopol Schools updated their sports schedule for Thursday
HS Golf: at Cherry Hills – 4:00 pm start time, no early dismissal
HS Softball: Due to yesterday’s rain, the Sevastopol Townpark, Bailey’s Harbor Rec. Park, and NEW ball fields have standing water. We are working on a reschedule date for tonight’s game. The girls will practice after school 3:30 – 5:30
HS Baseball: Due to yesterday’s rain, the Sevastopol Townpark, Bailey’s Harbor Rec. Park, and NEW ball fields have standing water. We are working on a reschedule date for tonight’s game. The boys will practice after school 3:30 – 5:30
HS Soccer: Due to yesterday’s rain, the Kewaunee and Bailey’s Harbor soccer fields have standing water. Tonight’s game is being rescheduled to Monday, April 29th at Kewaunee. The girls will practice at Sevastopol 4:00 – 6:00
HS Track: at Oconto – bus leaves at 1:00 pm, students are dismissed at 12:50 pm
MS Track: at home – meet to begin at 4:30
The Sevastopol boys and girls track and field teams participated in a meet at Kewaunee on Tuesday. The boys picked up 20 points and a fourth-place finished while the girls got third place and 71 points.
Kiegen Sargent won the Long Jump (20'01.50) for the Pioneers.
Olivia Stenzel picked up a win in the 400M (1:04.794a). Sevastopol's relay teams won in the 4x200 (1:57.561a) and 4x800 (10:42.454a). Laci Lautenbach won the High Jump (4'10.00), Mya Ploor picked up first in the Pole Vault (7'6.00) and Zoe Keuhn won both the Long Jump (4'09.75) and Triple Jump (31'01.00).
Sevastopol lost 9-0 against the Blue Devils in Oconto Tuesday night. Karley Schram went 2x3 at the plate to lead the Pioneers. Allison Daubner took the loss on the mound with five earned runs allowed.
Sevastopol has had a very strong football program ever since they moved to 8-man football. Loses have been few and far between and that success culminated in a state championship last fall. The Pioneers defeated Luck 38-30 in a game that didn't look like would be a win after the first quarter. Sevastopol trailed 16-0 after 15 minutes. They also trailed by 8 at the half and 8 going into the fourth quarter. The Pioneers were able to rally in the fourth and win the game 38-30 when Nathan Stenzel ran in a touchdown.
The answer to Wednesday's trivia question was 16, which was the deficit Sevastopol faced after the first quarter in the state championship game. Congratulations to Preston Lemm who answered the question correctly!
2018 Sevastopol graduate Max McHugh became the first ever collegiate freshman to earn NCAA All-American status from Door County. Competing in Austin, Texas, McHugh first swam the 100 breaststroke and swam a 50.30 in the qualifier. Then in the finals swam 50.52 and placed third in the nation in the 100 breaststroke.
Then on the final day of the NCAA Championships Max was seeded eighth the 200 breaststroke and swam a time of 1:51.36 in prelims. Seeded third in the finals, McHugh swam a 1:49.41. His time was good enough for second place in the country.
To be an All-American in NCAA swimming you must finish in the top eight at the NCAA Championships. So in the 2019 Championships, not only did Max McHugh become the first ever Door County graduate to become All-American as a freshman, he did it twice in the 100 and 200 breaststrokes.
His time in the 100 breaststroke was the fourth fastest time in the event in United States history. In the 200 breaststroke, McHugh swam the sixth fastest time ever recorded in U.S. history.
Next up for Max and his older brother Conner will be the Olympic Trials in the summer of 2020 with an eye on the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo. The United States can only take two breaststorkers in each event.
To listen to Coach/dad Mike McHugh on the radio stations of DoorCOuntyDailyNews.com in four segments click on the audio links below:
Wednesday's trivia question is, "What was Sevastopol's deficit after the first quarter in the 2018 football state championship game, a game Nathan Stenzel would eventually help lead the Pioneers to win?"
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 prize.
The answer will be posted at 7 AM on Thursday.
Due to field conditions, tonight's girls’ soccer game vs. Marinette at Baileys Harbor is canceled. Stay tuned for a reschedule date. Soccer practice will be held at Sevastopol School 4:00-6:00 PM.
Sevastopol was able to recover from their opening day loss to Southern Door and pick up a victory over Gibraltar 7-6. Allison Daubner led the way for the Pioneers on the mound picking up the win and at the plate going 2-3. Karley Schram hit the big blow of the game with a three-run home run. Abby Hocevar also had a good day at the plate going 2-3.
Sevastopol's next game will be against conference rival Peshtigo at home on Monday, first pitch at 5 PM.
Jaden Sawyer and Nathan Stenzel each had two RBI but it was not enough in Sevastopol's 7-6 loss to rival Gibraltar. It was a complete flip of last year's contest in Fish Creek when the Pioneers actually no-hit the Vikings in one of the first games of the weather-shortened season. Jacob Pfleger was the pitcher of record in the loss, recording four outs while giving up a run on two hits and two walks with a strikeout.
Last year Sevastopol baseball won a thrilling game on opening day. This year opening day was another thriller but the Pioneers didn't like the result as much. The start of the 2018 baseball season saw Sevastopol play in a slugfest on their home field against Algoma. The final ended up being 13-12 in favor of the home team.
On Tuesday Sevastopol held a 4-0 lead and then a 6-1 to Southern Door. The Eagles, however, were able to come back in the final two innings scoring four in the 6th inning and two in the 7th to win it in walk-off fashion. Derik LeCaptain singled home the winning run.
Sevastopol hopes to have the same success in game two that they had last year. The Pioneers played Algoma again the very next day and clobbered the Wolves 22-5 in Algoma. Sevastopol heads to Gibraltar on Thursday for game two this season.
Wednesday's trivia question asked what the final score of last year's opening day game was. Congratulations to David Kacmarynski who correctly answered that the final score was 13-12!
Sevastopol softball fell to Southern Door 15-0 in three innings on Tuesday. The Pioneers will seek their first victory on Thursday when they travel to Gibraltar with the first pitch coming at 5 PM.
The Sevastopol baseball team got off to a great start against Southern Door on Tuesday but could not hold their lead in the end. The Pioneers led 4-0 after three innings and 6-1 after the top of the sixth. Southern Door would score four in the sixth and then walk it off in the seventh. Derik LeCaptain's single drove home the winning run for the Eagles.
Jaden Sawyer had two hits to lead the Pioneers. Robby Polman pitched the first four innings for Sevastopol and only allowed one run and struck out five.
Sevastopol will head up to Gibraltar on Thursday with the first pitch coming at 5 PM.
Wednesday's trivia question is, "In Sevastopol baseball's opening game last season against Algoma, what was the final score in the thrilling slugfest?"
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 prize.
The answer will be posted at 7 AM on Thursday.
The Sevastopol Pioneers track teams boasted some pretty impressive performance Thursday in Seymour despite competing against bigger teams.
Both the boys and girls teams finished in the bottom third of the final team scores and had no champions in some of the different events, but had several podium finishes along the way.
On the boy's side, Kyle Carlson took second in the 1600 meter run and Kiegan Sargent took third in the long jump.
For the girls, the 4 x 200m relay team took third. Rylie Krishka had a 2nd place finish in the 200-meter dash, Olivia Stenzel finished in 3rd in the 3200-meter run. and Laci Lautenbach tied for third in the high jump.
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