The Sevastopol/Gibraltar United girls’ soccer team is preparing to take on the Providence Academy/Green Bay NEW Lutheran Co-op Paladins this Thursday.
United aims to bounce back from a 5-0 loss to Sturgeon Bay. They now sit at 2-2, looking to be on the winning side Thursday night.
The kick-off is at 5:00 p.m.
The Sevastopol baseball team is prepping to host the Lena Wildcats this Thursday.
The Pioneers are looking to rebound from a 6-2 loss to Oconto this past Tuesday. Andrew Wiesner struck out nine in five innings for Sevastopol, while Jack Haen led the offense with two RBIs.
The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
The Sevastopol softball team is preparing to host the Lena Wildcats for a doubleheader this Thursday.
The Pioneers are looking to rebound from a couple of losses to Oconto Falls in a doubleheader. The first game saw the Pioneers falling 15-5, then 16-0 in the second.
The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
Sevastopol baseball fell to Oconto 6-2 on Tuesday in game one of the matchup.
Oconto built an early lead, scoring in the first and second innings and never giving it back. Roman Cantu led the offense with two RBIs, while Oconto added pressure on the bases with five stolen bases and turned two double plays defensively.
Andrew Wiesner struck out nine in five innings for Sevastopol, while Jack Haen led the offense with two RBIs.
Sevastopol looks to bounce back and will travel to face Lena on Thursday.
Oconto Falls softball used back-to-back big fifth innings to sweep Sevastopol 15-5 and 16-0.
In game one, the Panthers broke a tie with nine runs in the fifth, powered by a four-hit, three-RBI performance from Bella Coshenet. Oconto Falls finished with 14 hits and 15 stolen bases to pull away.
Game two followed a similar script, with another nine-run fifth fueling a 16-0 win. Addi Martin led the way with four RBIs, while Rory Hyland tossed a five-inning shutout.
Across both games, Oconto Falls combined for 31 runs, 33 hits, and relentless pressure on the basepaths to complete the sweep.
Two Sevastopol track athletes garnered all of the gold for their teams at Monday's Door County Classic in Fish Creek on Monday.
Aaron Tomaszewskiwon the 1600m and 3200m and narrowly took the 800m while Cash Kuehn won the high jump and triple jump. Zack Genske took second with a personal best in the shot put. For the girls, Breiah Newtontook second in the 1600m and 3200m as did Braeyln Staatsin the triple jump.
Mens Results
200 Meters Varsity - Finals
9.10Judah Ortmayer26.75aSevastopol
400 Meters Varsity - Finals
4.10Judah Ortmayer59.78aPBSevastopol
800 Meters Varsity - Finals
2.12Aaron Tomaszewski2:12.80aPBSevastopol
7.11Landon Sitte2:31.73aSevastopol
10.10Aaron Thomas2:44.81aSevastopol
Ex.9Aiden Turk3:07.51aSevastopol
1600 Meters Varsity - Finals
1.12Aaron Tomaszewski4:52.04aSevastopol
7.11Landon Sitte5:35.47aSevastopol
8.10Aaron Thomas5:49.68aSevastopol
Ex.9Aiden Turk5:58.07aSevastopol
3200 Meters Varsity - Finals
1.12Aaron Tomaszewski11:31.25aSevastopol
Ex.9Aiden Turk13:55.28aSevastopol
4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals
4.9
Mason Kochanski
10
Andrew Roman
10
Judah Ortmayer
11
Zack Genske
1:00.78a
Sevastopol - A
Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals
2.11Zack Genske44' 0.5"PBSevastopol
9.9Mason Kochanski25' 5"Sevastopol
10.10Andrew Roman23' 7.25"Sevastopol
Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals
3.11Zack Genske104' 3"PBSevastopol
8.9Mason Kochanski69' 9"PBSevastopol
9.10Andrew Roman52' 0"Sevastopol
High Jump Varsity - Finals
1.10Cash Kuehn6' 4"PBSevastopol
Long Jump Varsity - Finals
3.10Cash Kuehn18' 1"Sevastopol
7.10Judah Ortmayer16' 7.75"Sevastopol
Triple Jump Varsity - Finals
1.10Cash Kuehn43' 3.5"Sevastopol
Womens Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals
9.12Victoria Fiscus15.49aPBSevastopol
10Autumn SargentDNSSevastopol
200 Meters Varsity - Finals
7.10Braeyln Staats30.63aSevastopol
9.12Victoria Fiscus33.05aSevastopol
Ex.12Khloe Henrickson33.40aPBSevastopol
10.10Lillian Saltou34.87aSevastopol
Ex.10Autumn SargentSCRSevastopol
400 Meters Varsity - Finals
5.12Victoria Fiscus1:13.18aSevastopol
Ex.11Shaeffer Rass1:20.92aSevastopol
12Khloe HenricksonSCRSevastopol
1600 Meters Varsity - Finals
2.9Breiah Newton5:52.91aPBSevastopol
3200 Meters Varsity - Finals
2.9Breiah Newton13:12.66aSevastopol
4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals
3.10
Lillian Saltou
10
Selma Burtnett
11
Shaeffer Rass
10
Autumn Sargent
1:04.50a
Sevastopol - A
4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals
3.9
Breiah Newton
11
Izzy Andreae
10
Braeyln Staats
12
Khloe Henrickson
11:36.68a
Sevastopol - A
Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals
3.12Breanna Anderson28' 7"PBSevastopol
4.11Izzy Andreae26' 10.5"SBSevastopol
7.11Shaeffer Rass24' 4"Sevastopol
Ex.10Selma Burtnett18' 10.5"Sevastopol
Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals
3.11Izzy Andreae89' 10"SBSevastopol
4.12Breanna Anderson76' 1"Sevastopol
8.10Selma Burtnett54' 4"PBSevastopol
Pole Vault Varsity - Finals
Field Series
5.10Lillian Saltou5' 6"Sevastopol
Long Jump Varsity - Finals
5.10Braeyln Staats12' 11.25"Sevastopol
10Autumn SargentSCRSevastopol
Triple Jump Varsity - Finals
2.10Braeyln Staats31' 9.5"PBSevastopol
The Sevastopol softball team earned a pair of wins over their county rivals Gibraltar/Washington Island on Monday, winning their games 12-1 and 7-4.
In game one, the Pioneers turned a close game into a blowout with nine runs in the fifth inning to shorten the game to five inning. Leah Schopf's inside-the-park grand slam was the game's biggest blow to cap off a two-hit day. Taylor Kochanski went 3-3 and an RBI and Addison Wotacheck picked up two hits and two RBI. Schopf earned the win with five innings of one run (1 ER) softball, allowing nine hits while striking out six. Olivia Pelkey, Emilie Glocke, and Megan Gallant each had two hits in the Vikings' loss with Gallant's RBI single in the fifth inning the lone run scored. Mia Glocke took the loss from the circle, allowing eight runs (5 ER) on eight hits while striking out seven.
In game two, the Vikings outhit the Pioneers 8-6, but still needed a late run to tighten a 4-0 early advantage for the Pioneers. Schopf had another strong offensive game for the Pioneers, going 2-2 with three RBI while Alaina LeClair also registered two hits including a home run in the victory. Marin Gransee paced the Vikings with a 3-3 day, collecting an RBI along the way. Isla Fagundes also recorded a multi-hit day with two knocks. Schopf earned the win from the circle as she allowed three runs (2 ER) on eight hits while striking out five. Emilie Glocke took the loss, allowing seven runs (4 ER) on five hits across five innings.
The Sevastopol girls soccer team bounced back in a big way Thursday, cruising past Peshtigo 9-2 on the road after a tough 3-2 loss to Green Bay East on Tuesday.
The Pioneers improve to 3-1 on the season, though early postponements have limited their action so far. They'll look to keep the momentum going Monday with a makeup game at Sturgeon Bay at 5:00 p.m.
The Sevastopol/Gibraltar United girls’ soccer team is traveling this Friday as they are set to face the Peshtigo Bulldogs.
United looks to recover from a 3-2 loss to Green Bay East and now sits at 2-1 on the season, and is looking to maintain a winning record.
The kick-off is at 4:30 p.m.
The Sevastopol baseball team is preparing to host a doubleheader against the Kewaunee Storm this Thursday.
The Storm is boasting an undefeated 6-0 record early into the season. Most recently picking up a pair of wins over Oconto. This season, pitcher Brett Paulsen has led the Storm. He's tossed in 16 innings, punching out 38 batters, earning three wins, including a perfect game in the Storms' 9-0 victory over Escanaba. Paulsen is also a force not to be reckoned with on the plate, having 12 hits, scoring nine runs, 11 RBI, on a .632 batting average, with seven steals.
The Pioneers' last outing was also a doubleheader, which saw them sweep Peshtigo. Andrew Wiesner carried game one, going 2-for-4 with three RBIs while also striking out nine over six innings on the mound. Sevastopol plated three in the first and added two more in the second to go up 5-0 early. Game two was more of the same. Sevastopol jumped out 4-0 through two innings and cruised to a 6-2 win. Haberli tossed two scoreless innings with five strikeouts to start it, then went 3-for-4 at the plate. In both games, the Pioneers committed zero errors.
The first game is at 4:30 p.m.
The Sevastopol softball team is hosting the Kewaunee Storm this Thursday in a doubleheader.
The Pioneers look to rebound from an 8-1 loss to Peshtigo. Leah Schopf took the loss for Sevastopol, going the full seven innings and allowing eight runs on 17 hits. Having two hits on the night were Schopf, Alexis Staats, and Brynn Schartner.
The Storm is also looking to bounce back from a loss, falling 7-3 to Bonduel. Ali Repitz took the loss in the circle, going four innings and allowing seven runs, six earned, on eight hits. The Storm ended the night with seven hits spread across the lineup, with Vivian Bootz and London Karnopp each driving in a run.
The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
Sevastopol baseball took care of business Tuesday, sweeping Peshtigo in a doubleheader by scores of 10-2 and 6-2 behind dominant pitching and aggressive baserunning.
Andrew Wiesner carried game one, going 2-for-4 with three RBIs while also striking out nine over six innings on the mound. Sevastopol plated three in the first and added two more in the second to go up 5-0 early. The Pioneers finished with 12 hits and stole 15 bases, with Reid LeClair, Wiesner, Chase Haberli, and Logan Schuh each swiping multiple bags.
Game two was more of the same. Sevastopol jumped out 4-0 through two innings and cruised to a 6-2 win. Haberli tossed two scoreless innings with five strikeouts to start it, then went 3-for-4 at the plate. Wiesner and Bo Tanck each drove in two, and the Pioneers played errorless ball for the second straight game.
Sevastopol softball ran into a buzzsaw offense Tuesday, dropping an 8-1 decision to Peshtigo on the road.
Peshtigo jumped on the board early and never let up, racking up 17 hits on the day. Cameron Finger got things started with an RBI double in the first and Gracie Bickel extended the lead with a single in the second. Peyton Michalski led the way going 3-for-4, while Nevaeh Russell and Jadyn Jashinsky each drove in two.
Leah Schopf took the loss for Sevastopol, going the full seven innings and allowing eight runs on 17 hits. Finger earned the win on the other side, also going seven innings and holding the Pioneers to just one run on seven hits with seven strikeouts.
Schopf, Alexis Staats, and Brynn Schartner each had two hits to lead Sevastopol offensively.
The Door County United return to action on Tuesday with a home match against Green Bay East.
The United scored four goals in a seven-minute span during the first half en route to an 8-2 win over Valders on Monday. Caitlyn Fellner and Shylee Asher registered hat tricks while Brooklyn Ayer and Ruth Sansom rounded out the scoring. Olive Wisniewski was credited with two assists and Lou Roedl contributed with one other. Katja Newman posted a clean sheet with five saves.
The Red Devils are also coming off of short rest after playing a Monday match against Sturgeon Bay.
Kickoff is set for 5 p.m.
The Sevastopol softball team will get two cracks at Peshtigo Tuesday afternoon when they Pioneers host the Bulldogs.
In their last action, Sevastopol took on both St. Mary's Springs and New Holstein in a pair of five-inning run-rule losses. St. Mary's Springs put up multiple runs in all four offensive opportunities Saturday on their way to a 13-1 run-rule victory over Sevastopol in five innings. The Pioneers committed five errors over the course of the game allowing just seven hits and two earned runs from Brynn Schartner who threw all four innings spreading out four strikeouts. Staats and Sienna Cain both tallied two hits and led the Pioneers offensive efforts driving in and scoring the games only run from Sevastopol.
The Sevastopol baseball team will stay in Institute on Tuesday when they welcome Peshtigo for a doubleheader beginning at 4:30 p.m.
In their last action, Sevastopol turned on the offense in a big way, capitalizing on nine free passes late in the inning and five Shiocton errors. The Pioneers would add another run in the fourth, needing just five innings to take a 17-7 win. Center fielder Bo Tanck finished 2-for-5 with five RBIs and a run scored. He also came on in relief of Wiesner in the fourth allowing a hit and three runs, one earned, while striking out two. Chase Haberli and Nolan Schultz took the last inning for the Pioneers and combined for the save.
The Door County United girls soccer team hits the road on Monday to face Valders.
The United's schedule has been riddled with postponements and cancellations since their 1-0 win against Little Chute on April 7th.
The Vikings are 0-2 on the season and in search of their first goal of the season.
Kickoff is set for 4:30 p.m.
The Sevastopol softball team is preparing to host a doubleheader against the Peshtigo Bulldogs on Tuesday. The game was originally scheduled for Monday, April 11, but was postponed due to inclement weather.
The Pioneers look to rebound from a pair of losses over the weekend. The team played in a triangular hosted by St. Mary’s Catholic, falling to SMC 13-1 and then losing 10-0 to New Holstein.
First pitch is at 4:30 p.m., weather permitting.
The Sevastopol/Gibraltar United girls soccer team travels to Bonduel on Tuesday to face the Shawano Community Hawks.
United’s last match was a 1-0 win over Little Chute, with its lone goal coming from Shylee Asher. The team was scheduled to host Green Bay West on Friday, but the game was postponed due to weather.
Kickoff is at 6:30 p.m.
The Sevastopol baseball team is gearing up for Tuesday as it is set to host the Peshtigo Bulldogs for a doubleheader. The game was originally scheduled for Monday, April 11, but was postponed due to inclement weather.
The Pioneers aim to build off a 17-7 victory over Shiocton. Center fielder Bo Tanck finished 2-for-5 with five RBIs and a run scored. He also came on in relief of Andrew Wiesner in the fourth inning, allowing one hit and three runs, one earned, while striking out two. Chase Haberli and Nolan Schultz pitched the final inning for the Pioneers and combined for the save.
First pitch is at 4:30 p.m., weather permitting.
Traveling to Marian University for a triangular, Sevastopol took on both St. Mary's Springs and New Holstein in a pair of five-inning run-rule losses.
St. Mary's Springs put up multiple runs in all four offensive opportunities Saturday on their way to a 13-1 run-rule victory over Sevastopol in five innings.
The Pioneers committed five errors over the course of the game allowing just seven hits and two earned runs from Brynn Schartner who threw all four innings spreading out four strikeouts.
Staats and Sienna Cain both tallied two hits and led the Pioneers offensive efforts driving in and scoring the games only run from Sevastopol.
St. Mary's Mathos went 2-for-3 with four RBIs and two runs scored and as a team drew nine walks.
Against New Holstein, Sevastopol was held to just one hit while allowing 12 and falling 10-0 after an 8-run fourth.
The Sevastopol softball team is preparing for Saturday as it heads to Marian University for a triangular. The Pioneers will be joined by St. Mary’s Catholic and New Holstein.
The Pioneers will face New Holstein at noon and then take on St. Mary’s Catholic at 2 p.m.
They look to bounce back from a 13-3 loss to Mishicot.
The triangular begins at 10 a.m.
The Sevastopol baseball team will open its season on the road Saturday against Roncalli.
The Pioneers are looking to start strong after their season opener was postponed due to the weather.
The Jets are 2-0, most recently defeating Sheboygan Falls 7-5.
First pitch is at 11 a.m.
A pair of fourth place finishes was a deceiving look for the Sevastopol track teams at Thursday's Algoma triangular as they won nine events on the afternoon.
On the boys' side, Aaron Tomaszewski swept the distance events with wins in the 800m and 1600m runs while Zack Genske (shot put) and Cash Kuehn (high jump and triple jump) gave the Pioneers wins in the field events.
For the girls, Breiah Newton matched Tomaszewski's success with wins in the 800m and 1600m runs while Braeyln Staats also posted wins in two events, capturing the top spot in the triple jump and as a part of the 4x200m relay with Khloe Henrickson, Autumn Sargent, and Lillian Saltou.
Mens Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals
16.9Mason Kochanski14.86aPBSevastopol
200 Meters Varsity - Finals
8.9Mason Kochanski31.32aPBSevastopol
800 Meters Varsity - Finals
1.12Aaron Tomaszewski2:15.57aPBSevastopol
5.11Landon Sitte2:31.14aPBSevastopol
Ex.9Aiden Turk2:37.76aPBSevastopol
1600 Meters Varsity - Finals
1.12Aaron Tomaszewski4:52.46aPBSevastopol
3.11Landon Sitte5:27.42aPBSevastopol
4.10Aaron Thomas5:45.46aSBSevastopol
Ex.9Aiden Turk5:51.44aPBSevastopol
Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals
Field Series
1.11Zack Genske41' 7"PBSevastopol
17.9Mason Kochanski27' 0.75"PBSevastopol
21.10Andrew Roman21' 1.75"SBSevastopol
Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals
10.11Zack Genske86' 2"SBSevastopol
20.10Andrew Roman56' 0"PBSevastopol
High Jump Varsity - Finals
Field Series
1.10Cash Kuehn6' 0"PBSevastopol
Long Jump Varsity - Finals
2.10Cash Kuehn18' 1.5"SBSevastopol
4.10Judah Ortmayer17' 5"PBSevastopol
Triple Jump Varsity - Finals
1.10Cash Kuehn41' 2.5"PBSevastopol
Womens Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals
6.12Khloe Henrickson15.16aPBSevastopol
200 Meters Varsity - Finals
5.9Braeyln Staats31.10aPBSevastopol
6.12Victoria Fiscus32.14aPBSevastopol
10.10Lillian Saltou33.37aSBSevastopol
12.10Autumn Sargent34.42aSBSevastopol
400 Meters Varsity - Finals
2.12Victoria Fiscus1:13.92aSBSevastopol
5.11Shaeffer Rass1:19.42aSBSevastopol
800 Meters Varsity - Finals
1.9Breiah Newton2:48.44aPBSevastopol
1600 Meters Varsity - Finals
1.9Breiah Newton6:13.77aPBSevastopol
4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals
2.10
Autumn Sargent
12
Khloe Henrickson
12
Victoria Fiscus
10
Lillian Saltou
1:02.76a
Sevastopol - A
4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals
1.12
Khloe Henrickson
10
Autumn Sargent
10
Lillian Saltou
9
Braeyln Staats
2:08.44a
Sevastopol - A
Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals
Field Series
6.12Breanna Anderson28' 3.5"PBSevastopol
9.11Izzy Andreae26' 4.5"SBSevastopol
11.11Shaeffer Rass25' 2.5"PBSevastopol
16.10Selma Burtnett18' 6.25"SBSevastopol
Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals
4.11Izzy Andreae78' 8"SBSevastopol
5.12Breanna Anderson74' 2"PBSevastopol
16.10Selma Burtnett43' 6"SBSevastopol
Long Jump Varsity - Finals
4.9Braeyln Staats13' 4.5"PBSevastopol
7.10Autumn Sargent11' 9.5"SBSevastopol
Triple Jump Varsity - Finals
1.9Braeyln Staats30' 8"PBSevastopol
The Sevastopol/Gibraltar United girls soccer team will host the Green Bay West Wildcats on Friday at Sevastopol High School.
United’s last outing was a 1-0 win over Little Chute, while the Wildcats have not yet played a game.
Kickoff is at 5 p.m.
The Sevastopol softball team is preparing for a road trip Thursday to Mishicot to face the Indians.
Mishicot has dropped its first four games and is seeking its first win of the season.
The Pioneers are looking to open their season with a win after their original opener was postponed due to inclement weather.
First pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
The Sevastopol track and field team is set to host a meet Tuesday, welcoming Algoma, Gibraltar, Green Bay NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy, and Oconto. It will be the Pioneers’ first meet of the season.
The Wolves’ last meet was at Oconto Falls, where they had strong performances in the shot put and pole vault. For the boys, Ethan Melotte took first place, with Lane Cochart finishing second. Cooper Fay earned a second-place finish in the pole vault. On the girls' side, Estella Marrero won the pole vault, while Grace Schwerin and Megan Zimmer both finished in the top five in the shot put.
The Vikings last competed at UW-Oshkosh. Their top finisher was Azucena Jauregui, who placed 15th in the 60-meter hurdles and was part of the 4x200 relay team with Hayden Knudson, Ella Clarke, and Alieen Torres that finished 26th.
The meet begins at 4:30 p.m.
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