The Southern Door Eagles saw their season come to a close Tuesday, falling to the New Holstein Huskies in a WIAA regional matchup in Brussels.

The game, broadcast on U102.1, featured an early turning point for the Eagles. Ace pitcher Alanah Kaye, typically a steady presence in the circle, was lifted in the first inning in a rare move this season after New Holstein generated early offense and applied immediate pressure.

The Huskies capitalized on that momentum, pushing across runs in the opening frame to seize control. Southern Door worked to settle in defensively after the early change and kept the game within reach through the middle innings.

Offensively, the Eagles battled to respond, creating scoring chances and putting runners aboard, but were unable to string together the timely hits needed to fully erase the deficit. New Holstein’s pitching and defense limited the damage in key situations, preserving their advantage into the late innings.

Southern Door made a push down the stretch, but the comeback bid came up short as the Huskies closed out the run rule victory to advance, winning 14-4.

Despite the setback, the Eagles’ season ends with a strong body of work, highlighted by consistent performances and a deep postseason push.

The Southern Door Eagles look to continue their hot streak as they play host to the New Holstein Huskies on Tuesday night in Brussels on U102.1.

The Eagles won the Regional championship behind strong pitching outings by Alanah Kaye, who struck out 13 Brillion Lions after striking out 14 Chilton Tigers on Tuesday. Southern Door has now won eight games in a row.

New Holstein took down Valders 3-0 in their Regional Championship, moving them to 21-7 on the season.  The Huskies are 6-1 in their last 7 games, dropping only their season finale. 

You can join Jacob Nate and Adam Collins on U102.1 and NEW Radio Sports Network with the first pitch at 4:30 p.m.

The Southern Door softball team improved to 22-4 on the year and will host at least one more game this season after shutting out Brillion 6-0 in Thursday's regional final game in Brussels.

The Eagles opened the scoring in the second inning when Reece Vogel and and Aubrey Plzak registered back-to-back run-scoring hits to make 2-0. They put the game well out if reach two innings later when Samantha Melville doubled in Madyson Counard and the Vogels singled in three runs of their own to make it 6-0.

Alanah Kaye did not need that much help from her offense allowing just three hits across seven shutout innings while striking out 13 batters.

Reece Vogel and Grace Vogel each went 2-3 with Grace driving in two runs and Reece pushing across one. Kaye, Counard, Melville, and Plzak accounted for the other hits as they outhit their visitors 8-3 to win the regional championship.

The Eagles will be back at home on Tuesday when they welcome New Holstein in the sectional semi-final for a 4:30 p.m. first pitch.

The Oconto Blue Devils scored at least two runs in each of the first four innings as the Southern Door Eagles baseball team saw their season come to a close on Thursday with an 11-1 loss.

The Eagles were outhit 10-2 in the contest with Caleb Guilette and Kody Wagaman recording the lone knocks. The Eagles scored their lone run in the fourth inning trailing 7-0 when Wagaman singled in Will Price while Hoyt Austad was cut down advancing to third. The game ended in the fifth inning when the Eagles came up empty after the Blue Devils scored four runs in the bottom of the fourth inning.

Price took the loss for the Eagles, allowing five runs (2 ER) on four hits while striking out one.

The Eagles finish the season 2-21.

The top-seeded Southern Door softball team earned the right to host the regional final Thursday night after defeating Chilton 11-2 on Tuesday. The Eagles now face the No. 4 seed, the Brillion Lions, who defeated Kewaunee 9-3 in Brillion.

Alanah Kaye led the Eagles from the circle Tuesday night, striking out 14 and allowing runs only in the sixth inning. The sixth nearly did not happen, but a baserunning mistake erased the mercy-rule run as rain began to fall.

Brillion trailed the Storm 3-2 heading into the fifth inning of its regional semifinal but broke the game open with a seven-run inning to end any hopes of a comeback.

Jacob Nate and Adam Collins will have the call from Brussels, where first pitch is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Thursday on U-102.1 and the NEW Radio Sports Network.

The Southern Door baseball team is on the road this Thursday, as they are taking on the Oconto Blue Devils for the first round of the WIAA Regionals. 

The Eagles look to recover from an 8-1 loss to Roncalli. The Eagles and Blue Devils met earlier this season for a doubleheader; the Blue Devils came away victorious in both games (14-0, 15-0). 

The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
 

The Southern Door Eagles defeated the Chilton Tigers 11-2 Tuesday night, but, as is often the case, the score does not tell the entire story.

Southern Door got on the board in the bottom of the second inning when Alanah Kaye singled to score Grace Gutschow, who led off the inning with a walk. The Eagles added multiple runs in the third, fourth and fifth innings.

The Eagles’ defense was not given many chances to make plays, but that was a good thing with starting pitcher and winning pitcher Alanah Kaye in the circle. Kaye struck out 14 Tiger batters. The only blemishes against her came during extra innings that should not have happened.
In the bottom of the fifth inning, the Eagles had the bases loaded with two outs and a 9-0 lead.

Grace Gutschow came to the plate and, after a lengthy at-bat, drew a walk that appeared to bring home the game-sealing 10th run. However, in the excitement of the Regional semifinal walk-off walk, first base was never touched, allowing the Tigers to appeal and secure a forceout that wiped the game-winning run off the board.

The game went the full seven innings, with the Eagles winning 11-2 to earn a chance to host the Regional Final on Thursday evening against No. 4 seed Brillion.

The top seeded Southern Door Eagles begin their playoff run at home Tuesday afternoon as they host the #9 seed Chilton Tigers.

The Eagles earned the top seed by finishing atop the Packerland conference at 14-2, earning the Packerland Conference Championship, and a 20-4 overall record.  This also earned them a bye in round one. 

Tuesday's matchup will bring in the #9 seed Tigers who went on the road in their opening round to Mishicot and advancing via a 4-1 victory.

You can tune in for the matchup by joining Jacob Nate from Brussels for first pitch which is scheduled for 4:30 on U-102.1 and NEW Radio Sports Network.

Southern Door had a tough day Saturday, dropping an 8-1 baseball decision to Roncalli.

The Jets got going early, putting up four in the first two innings and wouldn't slow down. Victor Anzia carried the offense, going 3-for-4 with three RBIs, and Kory Wilke was sharp in the circle all day, striking out seven over seven innings. Seven stolen bases kept the pressure on Southern Door throughout.

Will Price had the Eagles’ lone RBI on three combined hits for Southern Door. Mac Hoffman took the loss, battling two innings on the mound.

The Eagles travel to Oconto on Thursday.

The Southern Door baseball team is hitting the road this Saturday, facing the Roncalli Jets. 

The Eagles look to bounce back from a 12-0 loss to Coleman. Quintyn Schwartz's third-inning single and Hoyt Austad's fifth-inning single provided the Eagles' offensive highlights as they were outhit 13-2. Schwartz took the loss on the mound, allowing 11 runs (8 ER) on 11 hits across three innings while striking out two.

The first pitch is at 11:00 a.m.
 

The Southern Door baseball team gave up at least three runs in each of the first three innings of 12-0 rout by Coleman on Thursday.

The Cougars tallied three runs in the first and second inning before putting the game on thin ice in the third inning with five more runs. Quintyn Schwartz's third inning single and Hoyt Austad's fifth inning single provided the Eagles' offensive highlights as they were outhit 13-2. Schwartz took the loss on the mound, allowing 11 runs (8 ER) on 11 hits across three innings while striking out two.

The Southern Door baseball team is hitting the road on Thursday as they are taking on the Coleman Cougars. 

The Eagles are coming off a pair of losses to Algoma in a doubleheader on Tuesday, winning the opener 18-5 before taking game two 4-1. In the first game, Brock Delveaux had two hits and three RBIs for the Eagles. In the second game, Mac Hoffman drove in the Eagles' only run with a first-inning single.

The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
 

Southern Door needed a clutch hit to get it done on the softball field Tuesday, edging Winneconne 3-2 in a tight pitchers' duel.

Alanah Kaye was locked in from the start, going all seven innings and striking out nine while allowing just two runs. The Eagles grabbed an early lead and Samantha Melville's solo shot in the fourth made it 2-0, but Winneconne tied it up with a two-run homer from Grace Mitchell in the sixth.

That's when Audrey Plzak stepped up, singling home the go-ahead run in the bottom of the sixth to give Southern Door the lead for good. Six different Eagles recorded a hit on the day, with Plzak, Madyson Counard, and Melville each driving in a run.

The Eagles improved to 20-4 on the season and haven't lost since May 5 when they faced Oconto in a 6-5 loss. 

The Southern Door baseball team will welcome Algoma to Brussels for a 4:30 p.m. doubleheader on Tuesday.

The Eagles are looking for their first win this month after dropping its last two games against Sevastopol. The Eagles were highlighted by five walks on the evening preventing the perfect game in Friday's 12-0 loss.  

The Wolves earned a split against Sturgeon Bay in their last action last Friday, beating them 6-5 in game one before falling 4-3 in game two. In game one, Cayden Neuzil's walk-off single proved to be the difference after the Clippers plated three runs in their half of the seventh inning to tie it. Cal DeMeuse had four hits in the game while Neuzil and Jacob Massey each had a pair of RBI. Braeden Leist allowed one run (0 ER) on two hits in one inning of relief to earn the win. In game two, the Clippers scored four runs in the fifth after the Wolves plated three runs in the third to prevent the doubleheader sweep. Dylan Seiler went 2-4 while three others recorded hits. Massey took the loss on the mound, allowing four runs (4 ER) on four hits to spoil an eight strikeout day.

The Southern Door track teams swept the competition in Oconto to win the Packerland Conference titles on Monday.

The Eagles won the boys title 172.5-159.5 over second-place Peshtigo and 198-154 over Kewaunee on the girls side. For the boys, the Eagles won three relays while Demarco Parks, Jr. (300m hurdles), Braeden VanRemortel(high jump), and Grant Pieschek (pole vault) won individual titles. Frankie Nellis could have won the meet for the Eagles herself with wins in the 100m, 200m, triple jump, and long jump while Elise Jackson (100m hurdles and 300m hurdles) and Malaina Veeser(3200m) also posted wins.

Mens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

3.12Colt Gilbertson11.64aPBSouthern Door

5.12Lauden Berg11.80aSouthern Door

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.12Colt Gilbertson23.98aPBSouthern Door

5.12Lauden Berg24.14aSBSouthern Door

7.10Vincent Price24.40aPBSouthern Door

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.11Elmer Jeanquart55.52aPBSouthern Door

7.11Owen Larios Amezqui...57.13aSouthern Door

8.10Joel Moyer57.70aSouthern Door

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.10Colton Valley2:07.60aPBSouthern Door

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

5.10Colton Valley4:58.56aPBSouthern Door

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.10Colton Valley11:43.96aSouthern Door

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

2.12Damontrae Meeks16.06aSBSouthern Door

6.10Raymond Paye18.38aPBSouthern Door

8.10Jordan Fish18.96aPBSouthern Door

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

1.10DeMarco Parks Jr.42.95aPBSouthern Door

3.12Damontrae Meeks45.49aSouthern Door

4.10Raymond Paye45.78aPBSouthern Door

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.9

Joey Olson

10

Vincent Price

12

Landon Vandertie

12

Colt Gilbertson

46.83a

Southern Door - A

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.10

Raymond Paye

10

DeMarco Parks Jr.

9

Joey Olson

10

Vincent Price

1:36.60a

Southern Door - A

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.9

Reese Sund

10

Joel Moyer

11

Owen Larios Amezquita

11

Elmer Jeanquart

3:40.65a

Southern Door - A

4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.11

Elmer Jeanquart

9

Reese Sund

11

Owen Larios Amezquita

10

Joel Moyer

9:02.05a

Southern Door - A

Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals

10.12Landon Vandertie38' 4"Southern Door

High Jump Varsity - Finals

Field Series

1.12Braeden VanRemortel6' 2"Southern Door

6.9Dawson Schwartz5' 8"Southern Door

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

Field Series

1.12Grant Pieschek13' 6"Southern Door

5.10Jesse Thorson10' 6"Southern Door

6.9Isaac Pieschek8' 0"Southern Door

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

2.12Lauden Berg20' 5.25"Southern Door

5.10Vincent Price18' 5"Southern Door

11.12Braeden VanRemortel16' 9"Southern Door

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

2.12Lauden Berg42' 6.5"SBSouthern Door

3.10Raymond Paye38' 0.75"PBSouthern Door

Womens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.12Frankie Nellis12.98aPBSouthern Door

3.10Nikaya Trusova13.53aSouthern Door

5.11Kyleigh Claflin13.77aSouthern Door

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.12Frankie Nellis26.60aPBSouthern Door

3.11Elise Jackson27.61aSouthern Door

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.10Nikaya Trusova1:04.16aSouthern Door

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

6.9Skya Scrimgeour2:36.40aSouthern Door

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.9Malaina Veeser5:30.57aPBSouthern Door

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.9Malaina Veeser11:51.56aPBSouthern Door

4.12Emma Bousley12:35.75aPBSouthern Door

7.10Addison Miller13:17.72aSBSouthern Door

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

1.11Elise Jackson15.77aSBSouthern Door

2.10Amira Anschutz17.12aSBSouthern Door

3.11Daylia Sund17.44aSouthern Door

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

1.11Elise Jackson46.95aSBSouthern Door

9.11Daylia Sund58.36aSouthern Door

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.10

Violet Jackson

11

Tara Maccaux

11

Chelsie Claflin

11

Kyleigh Claflin

53.81a

Southern Door - A

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.10

Violet Jackson

11

Tara Maccaux

11

Chelsie Claflin

11

Kyleigh Claflin

1:54.74a

Southern Door - A

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.10

Kennedy Pierre

9

Skya Scrimgeour

10

Violet Jackson

11

Chelsie Claflin

4:35.39a

Southern Door - A

4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.10

Kennedy Pierre

12

Emma Bousley

10

Addison Miller

9

Skya Scrimgeour

10:36.85a

Southern Door - A

Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals

3.12Kailyn Neville33' 3"PBSouthern Door

Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals

9.12Kailyn Neville80' 8"Southern Door

High Jump Varsity - Finals

Field Series

2.11Maiya Olson4' 10"Southern Door

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

Field Series

2.10Nikaya Trusova9' 0"Southern Door

5.10Elloise Bloniarz8' 0"PBSouthern Door

6.11Daylia Sund7' 6"Southern Door

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

1.12Frankie Nellis17' 8.5"PBSouthern Door

2.11Elise Jackson16' 1"Southern Door

9.12Ava Everard14' 1"Southern Door

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

1.12Frankie Nellis35' 6.75"PBSouthern Door

5.12Ava Everard32' 3.5"SBSouthern Door

6.11Kyleigh Claflin31' 4"Southern Door

It took only one inning to flip their game against Sevastopol as the Southern Door softball team went from a 4-0 deficit to a 5-4 win on Monday.

The Pioneers scored two times in the first inning on a Brynn Schartner homer and doubled their advantage in the third when Taylor Kochanski singled home one run and Kaile Vandenbogart walked home on another. 

The script changed in the fourth inning as the Eagles piled up all five of their hits with Madyson Counard's three-run homer and Reese Vogel's bases-clearing double the frame's two big blows. The Pioneers had two on with two outs in the final two innings, but the Eagles wiggled off the hook both times to secure the win.

Lily Vandertie, Vogel, Counard, Harper Kramer, and Aubrey Plzak all had hits for the Eagles with Vogel and Counard registering the RBI. Alanah Kaye and Samantha Melville split pitching duties with Kaye earning the win (3 IP, 4R, 2ER, 5 K's).

The result spoiled two hit days from Sienna Cain and Kochanski while four others collected at least one hit as the Pioneers outhit the conferene champs 8-5. Leah Schopf took the loss in the circle, allowing five runs (5 ER), on five hits while striking out five.

The Pioneers open tournament play on Thursday with a home game against Montello while the Eagles will prepare for their tournament opener next week with a Tuesday afternoon date at 4 p.m. against Winneconne in Brussels.  

The Southern Door baseball team heads back to the bump on Monday with a non-conference matchup against Crivitz.

The Eagles are looking for their first win this month after dropping its last two games against Sevastopol. The Eagles were highlighted by five walks on the evening preventing the perfect game in Friday's 12-0 loss.

The Wolverines enter the game with a 17-1 record, including a 16-0 mark against Wisconsin-based teams.

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

In their first action since claiming the Packerland Conference crown in softball, Southern Door makes the trip to Institute on Monday to face Southern Door.

Southern Door took care of business at home Friday, sweeping Algoma in a softball doubleheader 5-2 and 13-1. Alanah Kaye was untouchable in the circle in game one, striking out 15 over seven innings while allowing just two hits. She helped her own cause with a three-run homer to center on a full count in the fourth. Grace Gutschow led the offense with two hits as Southern Door held on for the 5-2 win. Game two wasn’t close from the jump. Southern Door erupted for seven runs in the fifth to put it away, with Madyson Counard going 3-for-4 with a double and Harper Kramer driving in three on two hits. Samantha Melville tossed five clean innings to earn the win.

Sevastopol had no trouble on a nice Saturday at PBI Field, rolling past Sturgeon Bay twice in softball by scores of 18-0 and 16-1. The Pioneers wasted no time in game one, putting up seven in the third and nine more in the fourth to blow it open. Olivia Valenzuela went 3-for-4 with three RBIs and stole two bases, Taylor Kochanski added three hits, and Adi Sawyer tripled home three during the fourth-inning surge. Sevastopol finished with 15 hits and seven stolen bases. Game two was more of the same. Sevastopol sent the lineup around in a 10-run third inning, highlighted by a Brynn Schartner grand slam to center. Schartner finished 3-for-3 with four RBIs and Kochanski added two more hits. The Pioneers drew 13 walks and tallied 11 hits. 

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

Southern Door took care of business at home Friday, sweeping Algoma in a softball doubleheader 5-2 and 13-1.

Alanah Kaye was untouchable in the circle in game one, striking out 15 over seven innings while allowing just two hits. She helped her own cause with a three-run homer to center on a full count in the fourth. Grace Gutschow led the offense with two hits as Southern Door held on for the 5-2 win. Natalie Ray went 2-for-3 with two RBIs to lead Algoma’s offense.

Game two wasn’t close from the jump. Southern Door erupted for seven runs in the fifth to put it away, with Madyson Counard going 3-for-4 with a double and Harper Kramer driving in three on two hits. Samantha Melville tossed five clean innings to earn the win. Algoma finished with three hits in the loss.

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Southern Door wasted no time Tuesday, jumping all over Sevastopol from the jump and cruising to a 14-0 win on the road.

The Eagles put six on the board in the first inning alone. Lilly Vandertie got things started with a two-run shot to left, and Samantha Melville followed with a two-run double to keep it rolling.

Melville did it all, tossing four scoreless innings with five strikeouts while going 2-for-4 with three RBIs at the plate. Alanah Kaye led the offense with three hits, and Harper Kramer and Grace Vogel each went deep. Southern Door finished with 15 hits and didn't commit an error.

The Southern Door baseball team looks to bounce back from a Friday sweep with a pair of games at Sevastopol on Tuesday.

The only offensive tally the Eagles would score in game one came in the 5th inning.  Axel Anderson reached on a leadoff walk, and would be brought around from second thanks to a Collin Everard double the next batter. The Blazers however would get that run back in the top of the 6th, thanks again to a base loaded walk, scoring a runner that was put on via a HBP, giving the first game to the Blazers via a 4-1 score. The second game however would start more promising for the Eagles.  Acting as the visiting team, Southern Door would strike right away. Colin Everard would double, Brock Delveaux would hit a RBI single, followed by a Caleb Guilette RBI single, and a Hoyt Austed RBI single to jump out to 3-0 lead that would be held until the third. In the third inning, each team had a walk that came around to score, with Axel Anderson coming across the plate on a Chase Massart RBI single, giving the Eagles a temporary 4-0 lead. The bottom of the 5th however would spell doom for the Eagles.  The Blazers would send 9 batters to the plate, including a stretch of 5 straight batters reaching base.  The Blazers scored 4 runs, overtaking the Eagles with the final 5-4 score.

On Parent’s Night in Algoma, the Wolves celebrated with a doubleheader sweep over Sevastopol on Friday, winning a pitcher’s duel 1-0 before holding off a late comeback for a 7-5 victory in the nightcap. Algoma claimed the opener in dramatic fashion when Braeden Leist delivered a walk-off sacrifice bunt in the bottom of the seventh inning to score the game’s lone run. Both teams dominated on the mound in the first game. Algoma pitchers combined for 10 strikeouts, while Sevastopol struck out 13 batters. In the second game, Algoma built an early lead and held on for a 7-5 win despite a late Pioneer rally. Bo Tanck led Sevastopol with two hits as the Pioneers totaled five stolen bases. 

First pitch set for 4:30 p.m.

The Southern Door softball team piled up a pair of wins on Saturday, beating Wrightstown 7-0 before beating Chilton 6-5.

In their 7-0 shutout of the Tigers, Alanah Kaye kept things in check with a no-hit performance that saw her strikeout 10 batters. The Eagles jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning and added five more runs in the third inning to put the game well out of reach. Grace Gustschow led the way offensively with a pair of RBI while Madyson Counard, and Kaye also drove in runs.

In their 6-5 win over the other Tigers, the two teams traded leads until the eighth inning when Counard singled in MaKayla Bouche to put them ahead before Samantha Melville finished her eight-inning performance with an 1-2-3 inning. Lily Vandertie went 3-4 to lead the Eagles as one of three players with multi-hit performances. Counard, Melville, Gutschow, and Reese Vogel all recorded RBI in the win. Melville allowed five runs (4 ER) on 10 hits across her eight innings, striking out eight along the way. 

The Southern Door softball team is gearing up for this Saturday, as they are set to take part in a tournament in Chilton. The Eagles will be met there by Bonduel, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, Marshall, and Wrightstown. 

The Eagles' last outing saw them split a doubleheader against Oconto. The first game saw a 16-8 victory led by Alanah Kaye, who went 5/5 at the plate, hitting a double, stealing two bases, and striking out 10 in the circle while picking up the win.

The second game saw the Eagles fall 6-5. Madyson Counard went 3-for-4 to lead the offense, and Samatha Melville tossed all seven innings, striking out seven.

The first pitch is at 9:00 a.m.
 

The Southern Door Eagles fell to the NEW Lutheran Blazers in both games of their Friday night double header on U102.1

Even though the Blazers showed up to the ballpark not fully expecting the new 4:00 start time, the offense was ready as the Blazers put up a pair of runs in the top of the first inning. Of the 4 game one runs that would score, three were put on base via pitching, including a pair of first inning walks in the first. Mac Hoffman walks come around to score.  Hoffman would settle down on the mound and set the Blazers down 1-2-3 in the second. 

The only offensive tally the Eagles would score in game one came in the 5^th inning.  Axel Anderson reached on a leadoff walk, and would be brought around from second thanks to a Collin Everard double the next batter. The Blazers however would get that run back in the top of the 6th, thanks again to a base loaded walk, scoring a runner that was put on via a HBP, giving the first game to the Blazers via a 4-1 score.

The second game however would start more promising for the Eagles.  Acting as the visiting team, Southern Door would strike right away. Colin Everard would double, Brock Delveaux would hit a RBI single, followed by a Caleb Guilette RBI single, and a Hoyt Austed RBI single to jump out to 3-0 lead that would be held until the third.

In the third inning, each team had a walk that came around to score, with Axel Anderson coming across the plate on a Chase Massart RBI single, giving the Eagles a temporary 4-0 lead. 

The bottom of the 5^th however would spell doom for the Eagles.  The Blazers would send 9 batters to the plate, including a stretch of 5 straight batters reaching base.  The Blazers scored 4 runs, overtaking the Eagles with the final 5-4 score.

The Southern Door Eagles split a softball doubleheader with Oconto on Tuesday, winning game one 16-8 before dropping game two 6-5.

Alanah Kaye was the story of game one. She went a perfect 5-for-5 at the plate, doubled, stole two bases, and struck out 10 in the circle while picking up the win. Samantha Melville drove in three and the Eagles pounded out 15 hits as a team to pull away.

Game two was a different kind of game. Southern Door actually out-hit Oconto 10 to nine but couldn't hold on, dropping a 6-5 decision when Oconto reached on an error in the seventh to walk it off. Madyson Counard went 3-for-4 to lead the offense and Melville tossed all seven innings, striking out seven. Braiya Wusterbarth hurt the Eagles with an inside the park home run in the fourth that flipped the lead.

Southern Door hosts Green Bay NEW Lutheran Friday with first pitch at 4:30 and game two at 6:30.