Operating on short rest didn't stop Sevastopol's Bea Dramm,  Danica Werkheiser, and Kylie Duessler from having impressive afternoons Friday at the St. Norbert College Elite Meet.

The trio posted the only Top Four performances for either the boys or the girls' teams. After scratching in the 100m, Duessler ran a season-best in the 200m to take fifth. Dramm took home 3rd place in the 3200m with a personal best and fourth place in the 1600m. Werkheiser took fifth in the high jump. 

Mens Results

 Womens Results

Sevastopol and Kewaunee each secured a sweep on Friday, with the Pioneers softball team and the Storm baseball teams doing the honors.

BASEBALL

The Storm made quick work of the Pioneers, winning the games 11-0 and 13-2. Payton Kohnle led the way offensively in game one, going for 2-3 with two RBI. Collin Spranger also got two RBI.

SOFTBALL

The Pioneers only needed the full seven innings in one of their two games, beating the Storm in both ends of the doubleheader. In the 7-2 win, Libby Ash was the star at the plate and on the mound. She went 2-3 with a run scored while she went the distance toeing the rubber, allowing six hits and striking three. In their 12-2 victory, Ash went all five innings while allowing four hits and no runs. Ash, Claire Haberli, Bailey Rikkola all had two RBI.

Sevastopol's Bea Dramm led the way for the Sevastopol track teams as they competed at Luxemburg-Casco's Spartan Invite Thursday afternoon.

Dramm won the 1600m and took second in the 3200m to pace the Pioneers' girls team. Danica Werkheiser posted a pair of fourth-place finishes in the high jump with a season-best and as a member of the 4x100m relay. 

Atlee Manson (100m) and Aaron Tomaszewski (1600m) posted fifth-place finishes to lead the Pioneers boys' team.

Photo by Ron LeCloux

Mens Results

 Womens Results

The Sevastopol/Gibraltar girls soccer team will take the field once again against the Sturgeon Bay Clippers on Thursday. 

Sevastopol/Gibraltar is coming off a 3-0 shutout loss to Freedom. The Irish had three different girls score against Sevastopol/Gibraltar, as Abby Bradael, Abby Drontle and Claire Murphy were the respective scorers. The last time these two teams met, Sturgeon Bay got the best of the United, winning 2-1. 

Sturgeon Bay took a tough loss the last time they were in competition, losing 8-0 to Kiel last Friday. The Clippers are 2-3 so far this season with wins over the United as mentioned earlier, and Clintonville 9-1. Sturgeon Bay will look to sweep the series with Sevastopol/Gibraltar and get back to .500 on Thursday. 

The match is set for 5:00 p.m. in Sevastopol. 

The Sevastopol Pioneers rolled on Tuesday with two wins against the Sturgeon Bay Clippers.  Playing on the road, the Pioneers claimed a doubleheader from the Clippers with scores of 3-1 in the opener and 9-1 in the nightcap.

In the first game, Naomi Rikkola and Johanna Andreae collected two hits to lead the Pioneers.

Pioneer pitcher Libby Ash went the distance to pick up the win allowing only four hits while striking out six Clipper batters.

In the nightcap, Jolene Luedtke had two hits and an RBI, while Addison Schauske had three hits including a double to pace the Pioneers.  

The Sevastopol Pioneers will be looking to grab their first win of the season on Tuesday when they play a doubleheader with Sturgeon Bay. 

The Pioneers have not found much success in game action so far this season. Sevastopol dropped a two game doubleheader with Peshtigo this weekend, losing the first game 8-0, and the second game 11-5. Sevastopol will enter the game with Sturgeon Bay 0-7 and 0-6 in the Packerland Conference. Sturgeon Bay had a solid weekend of their own, going 2-1 in their three games on Friday and Saturday. After beating one-hit in their 4-1 loss to L-C, the Clippers bounced back by taking both games of their doubleheader with NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy. 

The first pitch is slated for 4:30 p.m. 

A new week will be good for Sevastopol, as they saw themselves take their first three losses of the season during the past week. They will start anew with a non-conference game with the Mishicot Indians Monday afternoon. 

Sevastopol went through a tough stretch of games, including the second half of their doubleheader with Southern Door, and then two games over the weekend with Peshtigo, dropping all three of those games. The Pioneers went from 7-0 entering the week to 7-3, and will look to get the train back on the right track starting with Monday afternoon. 

Mishicot dropped their first game of the season on Friday night, falling to the Algoma Wolves in late fashion. Algoma was able to score the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning, upsetting Mishicot. The Indians are currently 4-1 heading into the matchup with Sevastopol, and are ranked as one of the top teams in the state in their division. 

First pitch from Institute is slated for 4:30 p.m. 

Saturday was not kind to the softball team from Institute as the Sevastopol Pioneers fell in both games to the Peshtigo Bulldogs. 

Game One saw a closer contest, with the Pioneers dropping that game by a score of 8-6. Sevastopol had the lead through four and a half innings played, leading 6-3 going into the bottom of the fifth. After a single and a home run, the lead was cut to 1. The Bulldogs would add on three more runs in the frame, making the game 8-6. The score would hold through the rest of the game, with Peshtigo taking the first game. 

The Bulldogs would take their success from the previous outing and build on it even more, as Peshtigo took game two 12-2. Five runs in the top of the third inning from the Bulldogs would prove to be the final blow to the Pioneers on Saturday, as they could never recover from that point. 

Sevastopol will look to bounce back on Monday when they take on Mishicot. 

The Sevastopol/Gibraltar girls soccer team will look to bounce back in their matchup against NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy on Thursday. 

Sevastopol/Gibraltar did not find much success against Marinette on Tuesday, as the Marines put up seven goals throughout the game, and routed the United. With a strong schedule coming up in the next few games, the matchup with the Blazers is an opportunity for the United to get some momentum into matches against teams such as Hortonville and Freedom. 

Green Bay NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy took a hard fought loss to Kohler on Saturday, 3-2. The Blazers are 0-3 coming into the matchup with the United and average 1.33 goals per game in their three games played. 

The match is set to begin at 4:30 p.m. 

After their matchup with Oostburg was canceled due to Monday’s weather, the Sevastopol/Gibraltar girls soccer team will hit the pitch against Marinette. 

After a heartbreaking 2-1 loss to Sturgeon Bay to open the season, the United dropped their Saturday matchup to Sheboygan Lutheran/Christian 4-1. Sam Herrell scored on a corner kick assisted by Eve Andreae in the matchup against Sturgeon Bay, but eventually fell short in both matchups.
 

The Marinette Marines are 2-1 on the season and have won back to back matches after dropping the first against Ripon 1-0. The Marines have taken care of Ashwaubenon 3-2 and Little Chute 12-0 in their last two matches. 

The match is set to start at 4:30 p.m.

UPDATED 12:45 p.m: According to the Packerland Conference website, the matchup between the United and the Flying Dutchmen has been canceled due to the weather. 

The Sevastopol/Gibraltar soccer team will hit the pitch for the third time in a week on Monday when they host Oostburg in Institute.

After a heartbreaking 2-1 loss to Sturgeon Bay to open the season, the United dropped their Saturday matchup to Sheboygan Lutheran/Christian 4-1. 

Oostburg are 2-1 so far this season, suffering their first loss of the year last Thursday 3-0 to Port Washington. It broke up a streak of clean sheets for the Flying Dutchmen against Lake Country Lutheran (1-0) and Random Lake (5-0). 

The two teams will battle at 4 p.m.

Picture courtesy of School District of Sevastopol 

Sevastopol and Gibraltar played two softball games, but did not even play seven innings total in a doubleheader sweep for the Pioneers.

In game one, Addison Schauske no-hit the Vikings in an 18-0, three inning win for the Pioneers. Claire Haberli, Naomi Rikkola, and Bailey Rikkola all had multiple RBI  in the game. Naomi Rikkola delivered a three-run home run while Sienna Cain registered a triple in her lone at-bat.

In game two, Libby Ash matched her teammate with her own no-hitter in a 25-0 three inning victory. The Pioneers collected 18 hits in the game with Claire Haberli  and Bailey Rikkola each getting three hits. The pair also combined to drive in six runs and score eight times.

GAME 1 - Sevastopol 18, Gibraltar 0 (3 innings)
Winning pitcher- Addison Schauske (no hitter, 6 strikeouts)
Bailey Rikkola 2-2, 2 RBI, 3 runs scored
Johanna Andreae 1-1, 2 runs scored, double
Sienna Cain 1-1, triple
Naomi Rikkola 1-2, 3 RBI, 3 runs scored, home run
Jolene Luedtke 1-2
Alaina Schopf 1-2
Libby Ash 1-2
Claire Haberli 1-2, 3 RBI, 2 runs scored, double

GAME 2- Sevastopol 25, Gibraltar 0 (3 innings)
Winning pitcher- Libby Ash (no hitter, 4 strikeouts)
18 team hits
Claire Haberli 3-3, 4 RBI, 4 runs scored, 2 doubles
Bailey Rikkola 3-4, 4 runs scored, 2 RBI, 2 doubles
Naomi Rikkola 2-2, 4 runs scored
Jolene Luedtke 2-3, 3 runs scored
Addison Schauske 2-3, 2 runs scored

The Sevastopol/Gibraltar girls soccer team will look to get a win in the column for the first time this season when they take on Sheboygan Lutheran on Saturday. 

In their most recent game against Sturgeon Bay, Sam Herrell scored on a corner kick in the 77th minute, assisted by Eve Andreae, leading to the final score of 2-1. Sevastopol/Gibraltar will look to improve their record from last season that ended in a 3-11 record. For the Crusaders of Sheboygan Lutheran, they are 1-0 after defeating Kohler 4-1. 

The match is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. 

The Sevastopol Pioneers softball team has been on a roll to begin the season so far, they hope to continue that when they welcome in the visiting Gibraltar Vikings Saturday morning. 

In their most recent game, the Sevastopol Pioneers had their way with the Goodman-Pembine Patriots, doubling them up with a score of 8-4. Addison Schauske kept the visiting Patriots under control in her three innings of work, striking out five while allowing just a single run. Claire Haberli led the way with two hits and two RBI while Alaina Schopf and Jolene Luedtke each scored a pair of runs.

Gibraltar’s last game was against the NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy Blazers. The Vikings were 0-11 last season and will look to play upset to the Sevastopol Pioneers, a team that they lost to last year by a score of 29-0. 

First pitch of the doubleheader from Institute is set for 11:00 a.m. 

The Sevastopol Pioneers baseball held their lead into the sixth inning but could not hold on in their 4-2 loss to Goodman-Pembine Thursday night.

A Patriots error and a fielder's choice by Henry Bley staked the Pioneers to 2-0 lead after three innings. The comeback started in the fourth inning when the Patriots scratched one run across in the fourth inning. The Pioneers would help the Patriots' cause on their other three runs which came via a wild pitch and three errors. It ruined an otherwise great day for the Pioneers' pitching staff as they struck out 16 Patriots and allowed just two hits. 

Nick Peterson led the way for the Pioneers, going 2-3 at the plate while scoring one of the team's two runs. 

Sevastopol softball's winning ways continued on Thursday with an 8-4 victory over non-conference foe Goodman-Pembine.

Addison Schauske kept the visiting Patriots under control in her three innings of work, striking out five while allowing just a single run.

Claire Haberli led the way with two hits and two RBI while Alaina Schopf and Jolene Luedtke each scored a pair of runs.

The Pioneers are back in action on Saturday with a doubleheader against Gibraltar.

TEAM LEADERS

Winning pitcher- Addison Schauske (3 innings, 1 hit, 5 Ks)

Kayla Ranly 1-2, 2 walks, double, 1 run scored
Jolene Luedtke 2-3, 1 walk, 2 runs scored, double
Alaina Schopf 1-2, 2 runs scored, 1 walk, 1 RBI, double
Claire haberli 2-3, 2 RBI, double

Looking to bounce back from Tuesday’s results will be the Sevastopol Pioneers, as they host the Goodman/Pembine Patriots on Thursday. 

After minimal success at the plate against the Eagles of Southern Door, the Pioneers will look to get back on track with their non-conference game with Goodman/Pembine. Frankie DeYoung was a bright spot behind the plate for Sevastopol in Tuesday’s game, as he made multiple plays to keep runners stranded at third on pitches in the dirt. 

The Patriots are 0-1 on the season so far after a loss to NEW Lutheran last Thursday by a score of 7-2. Goodman/Pembine made a trip to the Regional Final in last season’s postseason trip ultimately losing 15-9 to Lena. These two teams matched up in the beginning of the season last year, with the Patriots defeating Sevastopol 8-3. 

First pitch from Goodman/Pembine is set for 5:00 p.m. 

NOTE: A previous version of this story had Sevastopol traveling for the game, but it will instead be played in Institute. 

After nearly getting two games in on Tuesday against Southern Door, the Sevastopol Pioneers will have to shift their attention to Pembine/Goodman on Thursday with the second half of the game with the Eagles still lingering.  

Sevastopol had a strong showing in the first game against Southern Door, getting out to a 7-0 lead before the Eagles tied it in the bottom of the seventh. Addison Schauske had her hands all over the win in game one, making a big impact on the mound and in the batter's box. Schauske hit a game deciding 3 run home run in the top of the eighth inning to propel the Pioneers to a 11-7 win. 

Pembine/Goodman has started off their season on the slow end, losing their first four matchups. Three of those losses came in the Hodag Dome, where Sevastopol played two non-conference games earlier this season. Losses to Clintonville, Boyceville, Kingsford (MI), and Wausaukee has been the tale of the season so far for the Patriots. The Pioneers took care of business last season against Pembine/Goodman, winning 17-0. 

First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m. 

The Sevastopol Pioneers softball ran wild on the basepaths for a second straight game and needed every base along the way as they beat the Coleman Cougars on Monday 10-9.

Jolene Luedtke went 2-4 on the afternoon while the Pioneers needed Libby Ash's bat and arm in the victory. In addition to her 1-2 day at the plate, Ash finished out the game on the mound, allowing three earned runs while striking out three across the final four innings.

The Sevastopol softball team looks to build on their weekend's success with their first home game of the year against Coleman on Monday afternoon.

The Sevastopol softball team made the most of their trip to Rhinelander, beating Gillett/Suring 6-2 and trouncing Hurley 13-2. In game one, Libby Ash posted a pair of hits while Addison Schauske kept their opponents off the base paths. Ash matched Schauske's performance with an extra strikeout to her name. Five different Pioneers posted multi-hit games and caused havoc once they got on base, stealing 15 bases.

The Cougars have had its first three games postponed this season.

First pitch is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. weather permitting.

The Sevastopol softball team made the most of their trip to Rhinelander, beating Gillett/Suring 6-2 and trouncing Hurley 13-2.

In game one, Libby Ash posted a pair of hits while Addison Schauske kept their opponents off the base paths.

Ash matched Schauske's performance with an extra strikeout to her name. Five different Pioneers posted multi-hit games and caused havoc once they got on base, stealing 15 bases.

Picture by Tom Ash, Stats by Brooke Bittorf

Game 1 vs Gillett
WIN 6-2
Winning pitcher- Addison Schauske (3 hits, 10 strikeouts)
Libby Ash hit 2-3.
Doubles by Jolene Luedtke, Naomi Rikkola & Bailey Rikkola

Game 2 vs Hurley
WIN 13-2
Winning pitcher- Libby Ash (3 hits, 11 strikeouts)
Kayla Ranly 4-5 (2 singles, 2 doubles, 3 RBI)
Bailey Rikkola 3-4 (2 RBI, 4 runs scored)
Jolene Luedtke 2-4 (2 RBI)
Addison Schauske 2-4 (2 doubles)
Claire Haberli 2-4 (3 RBI)
15 team stolen bases

Sevastopol has had their Track and Field running in a few indoor meets, but they will finally be able to run in their natural habitat, the outdoor scene when they compete at the Kewaunee Five meet. 

The Pioneers boys team competed at the Rosholt Indoor Invite on Friday night against 27 other teams. Sevastopol has gotten a strong season thus far from Ezra Linnan and the 4 x 200m relay team. The team will look forward to getting even more results from their boys team in the Kewaunee Five meet. 

Bea Dramm leads the way for the girls team of Sevastopol alongside the success of Kylie Duessler. The two girls have finished in the top 10 this season in the 1600m and 800m for Dramm and the 60m and 200m for Duessler. The outside conditions could give Sevastopol even more success Tuesday afternoon. 

Sevastopol will be competing against Green Bay NEW Lutheran, Kewaunee, Peshtigo and Sturgeon Bay. 

First Event is set to begin at 4:15 P.M.