Southern Door made it a long Friday for Gibraltar, taking both ends of a doubleheader by almost identical 11-0 and 11-1 scores at Gibraltar Secondary School.

Alanah Kaye was the story of game one, throwing a perfect game with 12 strikeouts over five innings, including an immaculate inning in the fifth where she struck out the side on nine pitches. She also went 3-for-3 at the plate with an RBI, and Alanna Paye matched her with three hits of her own. Madyson Counard added a solo home run to center in the fifth. Southern Door finished with 10 hits and played errorless ball.

Gibraltar's Mia Glocke took the loss, allowing 11 runs, just two earned, on 10 hits over five innings.

Game two was more of the same. Southern Door erupted for six runs in the fifth to pull away, and Samantha Melville earned the win with five innings of work, eight strikeouts, and just one unearned run allowed.

Counard and MaKayla Bouche each went 2-for-2, and Paige Penovich and Grace Vogel each drove in two during the big fifth inning. The Eagles finished with 13 hits and swiped five bases.

For Gibraltar, Megan Gallant and Olivia Pelkey each collected a hit in game two, and Gallant drove in the Vikings' lone run.

Southern Door hosts Peshtigo Saturday in a doubleheader with first pitch at 11 a.m. Gibraltar is back in action Monday at 4 p.m. against Sevastopol.

Southern Door will host four games this Saturday, with both the baseball and softball teams playing doubleheaders against the Peshtigo Bulldogs.

The Lady Eagles look to build off a 5-4 victory over Valders. Alanah Kaye and Samantha Melville split the duties on the mound, with both of them punching out six batters. Kaye also made four plate appearances and recorded a double.

The baseball team aims to pick up their inaugural win, dropping their first six of the season. Most recently dropping a doubleheader against Gibraltar/Washington Island 16-1 and 7-6. 

The first pitches are at 11:00 a.m.
 

The Southern Door softball team is hitting the road this Thursday as they are set to face the Valders Vikings. 

The Eagles look to rebound from a 5-1 loss to Appleton North. That lone run came in the seventh inning when Grace Vogel reached on an error, allowing Alanah Kaye to score. Kaye took the loss from the circle, allowing five runs (4 ER) on 10 hits while striking out five.

The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
 

Southern Door swept both team titles at Tuesday's Gibraltar Quad, winning the boys division with 116 points and the girls with 152.5. Algoma's boys finished third with 34 points and Gibraltar fourth with 25. On the girls side, Gibraltar was third with 25 and Algoma fourth with 22. Peshtigo also competed in the meet. 

Men's Results

100 Meters:

Colt Gilbertson, SD, 11.76 PB

Lauden Berg, SD, 11.90 PB

Sean Neal, GIB, 12.10

DeMarco Parks Jr., SD, 12.11 PB

Vincent Price, SD, 12.25 PB

200 Meters:

Colt Gilbertson, SD, 24.11 PB

Lauden Berg, SD, 24.37 SB

Jacob Blahnik, ALG, 24.72 PB

Cooper Fay, ALG, 25.34

Joey Cabino, ALG, 25.52 PB

400 Meters:

Elmer Jeanquart, SD, 56.27 SB

Joel Moyer, SD, 58.91 PB

James Solchenberger, ALG, 1:00.42 PB

Calvin Mayheu, ALG, 1:01.40 PB

Brady Walker, ALG, 1:01.97 PB

800 Meters:

Reese Sund, SD, 2:19.26 PB

Luke McCormack, GIB, 2:25.80

Joel Moyer, SD, 2:35.71 SB

Ashton Bouche, SD, 2:45.83 PB

Will Bertges, GIB, 2:49.30

1600 Meters:

Colton Valley, SD, 5:05.07 PB

Graham De Voe, GIB, 5:13.23

Reese Sund, SD, 5:27.54 PB

Jacob Blahnik, ALG, 5:45.37 PB

Brayden Brumm, ALG, 5:56.26

3200 Meters:

Colton Valley, SD, 11:41.18 PB

Auden Palm, GIB, 12:05.99 PB

Brayden Brumm, ALG, 14:15.19

Owen Skorczewski, ALG, 16:36.49

110 Hurdles:

Damontrae Meeks, SD, 16.49 SB

Aiden Moen, ALG, 18.68 SB

Raymond Paye, SD, 18.89 SB

Jordan Fish, SD, 20.06 PB

300 Hurdles:

Aiden Moen, ALG, 45.67 SB

Damontrae Meeks, SD, 45.71 SB

Raymond Paye, SD, 48.14 SB

DeMarco Parks Jr., SD, 49.27

Parker Stewart, ALG, 52.24

4x100 Relay:

Gibraltar, 47.45 (Sean Neal, Hudson Fitzgerald, Brady White, Jake Larson)

Southern Door, 48.34 (Caleb Delwiche, Kollin Jauquet, Landon Vandertie, Colt Gilbertson)

Algoma, 52.50 (Kaden Bielawski, Nolan Cochart, Ethan Melotte, Landon Schneider)

4x200 Relay:

Southern Door, 1:37.67 (Raymond Paye, DeMarco Parks Jr., Joey Olson, Vincent Price)

Gibraltar, 1:42.17 (Jake Larson, Sean Neal, Matthew Seabright, Luke McCormack)

4x400 Relay:

Southern Door, 3:53.13 (Damontrae Meeks, Vincent Price, Reese Sund, Elmer Jeanquart)

Algoma, 4:18.95 (Jacob Blahnik, Kaden Bielawski, Landon Schneider, Ethan Melotte)

Gibraltar, 4:30.80 (Franco Sandoval, Sebastian Tizapa, Dempsey Kelnhofer, Andrew Weborg)

4x800 Relay:

Gibraltar, 9:22.54 (Graham De Voe, Auden Palm, Luke McCormack, Matthew Seabright)

Shot Put:

Ethan Melotte, ALG, 42' 10.5"

Lane Cochart, ALG, 41' 1.5"

Xavier Gaddes, GIB, 39' 5.5" PB

Landon Vandertie, SD, 38' 7.5" SB

Troy Geisel, SD, 34' 5"

Discus:

Lane Cochart, ALG, 131' 4" PB

Xavier Gaddes, GIB, 109' 7" SB

Kaden Bielawski, ALG, 106' 6" PB

Garrett LeBotte, ALG, 104' 2" PB

Landon Schneider, ALG, 100' 0" PB

High Jump:

Braeden VanRemortel, SD, 6' 0" SB

Keshawn Lezine, SD, 5' 6"

Dawson Schwartz, SD, 5' 6"

Calvin Mayheu, ALG, 5' 2" PB

Brady Walker, ALG, 4' 8"

Pole Vault:

Grant Pieschek, SD, 12' 6"

Cooper Fay, ALG, 12' 0" PB

Jesse Thorson, SD, 11' 6" PB

Ashton Bouche, SD, 10' 0" PB

Isaac Pieschek, SD, 9' 0"

Long Jump:

Lauden Berg, SD, 20' 0"

Braeden VanRemortel, SD, 18' 0" SB

Joey Olson, SD, 17' 10.5" PB

Vincent Price, SD, 17' 6"

Joey Cabino, ALG, 15' 9.25"

Triple Jump:

Lauden Berg, SD, 41' 1.5" SB

Joey Olson, SD, 37' 11"

Raymond Paye, SD, 37' 2.5"

Joey Cabino, ALG, 35' 3" PB

Jordan Fish, SD, 33' 4" PB

Women's Results

100 Meters:

Nikaya Trusova, SD, 13.53 PB

Kyleigh Claflin, SD, 13.61 PB

Portia Hah, SD, 13.94 SB

Estella Marrero, ALG, 13.98

Hayden Knudson, GIB, 14.12

200 Meters:

Frankie Nellis, SD, 27.43 SB

Elise Jackson, SD, 27.53 SB

Azucena Jauregui, GIB, 28.20 PB

Portia Hah, SD, 28.83

Chelsie Claflin, SD, 30.38 SB

400 Meters:

Nikaya Trusova, SD, 1:06.11

Kennedy Pierre, SD, 1:08.61

Daylia Sund, SD, 1:11.50 PB

Violet Jackson, SD, 1:11.62 PB

Sophie Ramirez, ALG, 1:24.40 PB

800 Meters:

Emma Bousley, SD, 2:44.20 PB

Marisol Jauregui, GIB, 2:57.55 PB

Ellie Reif, ALG, 3:15.90

1600 Meters:

Addison Miller, SD, 6:08.56 SB

Skya Scrimgeour, SD, 6:21.42 PB

Ellie Reif, ALG, 7:04.80 PB

3200 Meters:

Malaina Veeser, SD, 11:55.09 PB

100 Hurdles:

Elise Jackson, SD, 16.59 SB

Amira Anschutz, SD, 18.29 SB

Azucena Jauregui, GIB, 18.77

Hayden Vogel, SD, 19.80 PB

Reagan Schneider, ALG, 19.93 PB

300 Hurdles:

Elise Jackson, SD, 48.80 SB

Amira Anschutz, SD, 58.70 SB

Hayden Vogel, SD, 59.34

Reagan Schneider, ALG, 59.60 PB

4x100 Relay:

Southern Door, 55.79 (Delaney Wilke, Tara Maccaux, Chelsie Claflin, Kyleigh Claflin)

Gibraltar, 1:00.86 (Isabella Vera, Ella Clarke, Aileen Torres, Lilly Gorham)

4x200 Relay:

Southern Door, 1:55.16 (Portia Hah, Amira Anschutz, Chelsie Claflin, Kyleigh Claflin)

Gibraltar, 1:56.99 (Azucena Jauregui, Hayden Knudson, Ella Clarke, Marisol Jauregui)

4x400 Relay:

Southern Door, 4:52.52 (Daylia Sund, Sophia Price, Violet Jackson, Kennedy Pierre)

4x800 Relay:

Southern Door, 10:39.08 (Skya Scrimgeour, Emma Bousley, Addison Miller, Malaina Veeser)

Shot Put:

Josie Martin, GIB, 30' 10" PB

Kailyn Neville, SD, 30' 6"

Megan Zimmer, ALG, 28' 5.5"

Therese Gerdmann, ALG, 28' 3" PB

Grace Schwerin, ALG, 28' 2.5"

Discus:

Josie Martin, GIB, 99' 11"

Kailyn Neville, SD, 84' 11" SB

Kayla Johnson, SD, 78' 1" PB

Grace Schwerin, ALG, 73' 4" SB

Megan Zimmer, ALG, 69' 0" PB

High Jump:

Maiya Olson, SD, 4' 8" SB

Ava Everard, SD, 4' 6" SB

Azucena Jauregui, GIB, 4' 4"

Reagan Schneider, ALG, 4' 0" PB

Lydia Nell, ALG, 3' 6"

Pole Vault:

Estella Marrero, ALG, 9' 9" PB

Daylia Sund, SD, 8' 0" PB

Elloise Bloniarz, SD, 7' 0"

Nikaya Trusova, SD, 7' 0"

Emma Bousley, SD, 7' 0" SB

Long Jump:

Frankie Nellis, SD, 15' 8.5"

Ava Everard, SD, 14' 6" PB

Estella Marrero, ALG, 13' 8" SB

Ava Schmiling, SD, 13' 6"

Sophia Price, SD, 13' 4" PB

Triple Jump:

Frankie Nellis, SD, 33' 7.25" SB

Ava Everard, SD, 31' 10.5" SB

Kyleigh Claflin, SD, 29' 5.5"

Aileen Torres, GIB, 28' 9.5" PB

Sophia Price, SD, 28' 6.25" PB

The Southern Door softball team was outhit 12-3 in its 5-1 loss to Appleton North.

Evelyn Frega kept things under control for the Lightning, striking out 15 Eagles batters while allowing just one run (0 ER) on three hits and three walks. That lone run came in the seventh inning when Grace Vogel reached on an error, allowing Alanah Kaye to score. 

Kaye took the loss from the circle, allowing five runs (4 ER) on 10 hits while striking out five. Brianna Gehrman delivered the biggest blow against Kaye with a two-run homer in the third inning. Drew Brown also had a big night for the Lightning, going 4-4 with one RBI.

The Southern Door baseball returns to non-conference play on Tuesday when they host Bonduel at 4:30 p.m.

In their last action, eleven Southern Door errors led to five unearned runs in a 7-0 loss to Reedsville. Collin Everard’s double in the first inning accounted for the Eagles’ only hit of the game. Mac Hoffman took the loss on the mound, allowing four runs (one earned) on three hits and two walks while striking out three. The Eagles' other games were postponed due to field conditions, including a doubleheader on Saturday against Gibraltar/Washington Island.

The Southern Door softball team hopes their offensive prowess makes the trip with them again on Monday when they visit Appleton North.

In their 24-0 win over Weyauwega-Fremont, the Eagles wasted no time getting on the board putting up 10 runs in each of the first two innings and capping it off with a 4-run third. Harper Kramer, Audrey Plzak, and Grace Gutschow all drove in four runs and Kramer finished the day 4-for-4 at the plate with 4 runs scored. In the circle, Alanah Kaye earned the win tossing three shutout innings while allowing just two hits and striking out six. She faced 12 batters in the game, needing just 49 pitches. 

The Lightning have won four of their first five games, but that blemish came in their last game against Seymour where they lost 6-0. They had score 10 runs or more in three of their first four games.

First pitch is set for 4 p.m.

Southern Door softball flooded the hit column Tuesday afternoon in Weyauwega to stay in line with the floods actually happening across the state of Wisconsin. Only three-innings were needed in the 24-0 win. 

The Eagles (2-0) wasted no time getting on the board putting up 10 runs in each of the first two innings and capping it off with a 4-run third. Harper Kramer, Audrey Plzak, and Grace Gutschow all drove in four runs and Kramer finished the day 4-for-4 at the plate with 4 runs scored. 

In the circle, Alanah Kaye earned the win tossing three shutout innings while allowing just two hits and striking out six. She faced 12 batters in the game, needing just 49 pitches. 

A dominant victory for Southern Door should propel them into a road matchup with Appleton North Monday Apr. 20 at 4 p.m. 

Eleven Southern Door errors led to five unearned runs in a 7-0 loss to Reedsville on Monday night.

The Panthers scored in five of the game’s seven innings, with nearly all of the rallies coming after an error. Chuck Meuleman’s leadoff double in the top of the fourth inning was the only extra-base hit for Reedsville. He finished 1 for 4 with an RBI, while teammate Caleb Schwann drove in two runs without recording a hit.

Collin Everard’s double in the first inning accounted for the Eagles’ only hit of the game.

Mac Hoffman took the loss on the mound, allowing four runs (one earned) on three hits and two walks while striking out three.

The Southern Door track and field team travels to Oconto on Tuesday for a meet.

The Eagles will compete against Algoma, Green Bay NEW Lutheran, Sturgeon Bay and Oconto.

Southern Door last competed at the Green Bay Preble meet, where the girls team claimed victory, winning nine events. Elise Jackson (100 and 300 hurdles), Frankie Nellis (100, triple jump, long jump) and Nikaya Trusova (200 and 400) each won multiple events. Addison Miller (3,200) and Malaina Veeser (800) also won their races. On the boys side, Lauden Berg (triple jump) and Braeden VanRemortel (high jump) won their events, along with the 4x200 relay team.

The Algoma boys track team set the tone for the rest of their season on Thursday with a win in its home triangular meet. The squad won five events including a pair by Cooper Fay (pole vault and 200m), Ethan Melotte (discus), Brayden Brumm (3200m) and Jacob Blahnik (400m). With 84.5 points, the Wolves edged second-place Shiocton by three points. On the girls' side, Sophia Ramirez made it a sweep in the 3200m run with her win while Estella Marrero won the pole vault to go along with her runner-up finish in the 200m and fifth place finish in long jump.

The Sturgeon Bay track and field team competed Saturday at the Cold Vike Invite in Denmark, turning in a solid overall performance against a 12-team field. The boys team led the way with a fifth-place finish, while the girls placed ninth. Several athletes delivered standout efforts on the day. Alex Boden highlighted the meet with a third-place finish in the 110-meter hurdles, setting a personal record of 17.12 seconds, and added a fourth-place finish in the 300 hurdles. Rayshaune Johnson also impressed on the track, taking second in the 100 dash with a time of 11.73 seconds. In distance events, Rio Martinez placed eighth in the 1,600, while Delaney Skiba earned a third-place finish in the 3,200 with a personal-record time of 12:27.00. In the field events, Oliver Carmody claimed a first-place finish in the pole vault, clearing 12 feet, 6 inches. Cedar Tomberlin added a third-place finish in the long jump with a leap of 20-3, and Landon Evers placed fourth in both the shot put (46-11.5) and discus (133-3). Ryan Felhofer contributed a fourth-place finish in the 110 hurdles, while Jim Rivera placed eighth in the pole vault. On the girls side, Talia Schmidt finished third in the pole vault with a height of 7-6.

The meet begins at 4:30 p.m.

Sturgeon Bay Head Coach Zach Albers contributed to this report

The Southern Door baseball team goes back to work on Monday with a home matchup against Reedsville.

The Eagles were victimized by five errors in its 11-0 loss to Kiel on Saturday. After giving up one run in the first inning, a six-run third inning set the pace for the game to end in five innings. Will Price and Caleb Guilette collected the hits for the Eagles while it was Price who took the loss on the mound, allowing seven runs (2 ER) on five hits and four walks while striking out two.

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

The Southern Door softball team never led in their Friday night game against Seymour until a two-out double from Harper Kramer scored Ava Uecker to walk it off 3-2 for the Eagles. 

Pitching was the highlight of the game on both sides as Seymour's Kendra Rettler went six and two-thirds innings striking out 11 Eagles' batters. For Southern Door, Alanah Kaye earned the win in three innings of work, while Samantha Melville started and went four innings allowing just one-run. 

Southern Door played errorless softball in the win and rallied when they needed it most. They put up two runs in the sixth inning to tie the game before the last frame. 

Leading the offense for the Eagles were Kaye, 4-for-4, and Kramer, 2-for-4, with a pair of runs scored and an RBI. Uecker singled on a pinch hit appearance to score the game's winning run. 

Southern Door play next on April 14th at Weyauwega-Fremont with a 4:30 first pitch. 

The Southern Door baseball team will host Kiel on Saturday.

The Raiders are coming off an 8-2 win over Two Rivers.

The Eagles look to rebound from a 10-0 loss to Luxemburg-Casco. Southern Door’s lone baserunner in the game reached on a dropped third strike that trickled to the backstop, allowing Kody Wagaman to reach.

First pitch is at 11 a.m.

The Southern Door track teams got out to a fast start on Thursday with the girls squad capturing the top spot at Green Bay Preble.

The girls won nine different events with Elise Jackson (100m and 300m hurdles), Frankie Nellis (100m, triple jump, long jump), and Nikaya Trusova (200m and 400m) all winning multiple events. Addison Miller (3200m) and Malaina Veeser (800m) also won their respective races.

On the boys side, Lauden Berg (triple jump) and Braeden VanRemortel (high jump) won their events to go with the team's victory in the 4x200m relay.

Mens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.12Colt Gilbertson11.89aPBSouthern Door

9.10DeMarco Parks Jr.12.34aPBSouthern Door

11.10Vincent Price12.40aPBSouthern Door

48.9Cameron Farley14.74aPBSouthern Door

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

8.9Joey Olson25.71aPBSouthern Door

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.11Elmer Jeanquart57.03aSBSouthern Door

6.9Reese Sund1:01.12aPBSouthern Door

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

5.10Colton Valley2:20.03aPBSouthern Door

7.9Reese Sund2:23.34aPBSouthern Door

11Owen Larios Amezqui...DNSSouthern Door

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

7.10Colton Valley5:17.13aPBSouthern Door

13.9Ashton Bouche6:17.54aPBSouthern Door

14.10Joel Moyer6:23.88aSBSouthern Door

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

3.10Joel Moyer13:02.76aSBSouthern Door

4.9Ashton Bouche13:18.11aPBSouthern Door

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

3.12Damontrae Meeks17.71aSBSouthern Door

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

5.10DeMarco Parks Jr.47.08aSBSouthern Door

9.12Damontrae Meeks49.85aSBSouthern Door

10Raymond PayeDNSSouthern Door

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.9

Joey Olson

12

Colt Gilbertson

12

Landon Vandertie

12

Lauden Berg

46.80a

Southern Door - A

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

1.10

Raymond Paye

10

DeMarco Parks Jr.

9

Joey Olson

10

Vincent Price

1:37.48a

Southern Door - A

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

3.12

Damontrae Meeks

10

Vincent Price

11

Owen Larios Amezquita

11

Elmer Jeanquart

3:52.67a

Southern Door - A

Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals

5.12Landon Vandertie36' 11"SBSouthern Door

7.11Troy Geisel34' 11"PBSouthern Door

11.11Liam Finger32' 11.5"PBSouthern Door

12.11RJ Bongle32' 6"PBSouthern Door

13.10Kollin Jauquet31' 11"PBSouthern Door

20.10Seth Shupbach28' 6"PBSouthern Door

Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals

8.11Troy Geisel92' 11"PBSouthern Door

10.11RJ Bongle91' 4"SBSouthern Door

11.10Kollin Jauquet90' 0"PBSouthern Door

24.11Liam Finger63' 6"SBSouthern Door

28.10Seth Shupbach60' 2"PBSouthern Door

High Jump Varsity - Finals

1.12Braeden VanRemortel5' 10"SBSouthern Door

5.9Dawson SchwartzJ 5' 6"PBSouthern Door

7.10Keshawn LezineJ 5' 6"PBSouthern Door

12.11Cedric Lattion4' 8"PBSouthern Door

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

3.12Grant Pieschek13' 6"SBSouthern Door

5.10Jesse ThorsonJ 11' 0"PBSouthern Door

7.9Ashton BoucheJ 9' 6"PBSouthern Door

8.11Cedric Lattion9' 0"PBSouthern Door

8.9Isaac Pieschek9' 0"PBSouthern Door

10.10Joel Moyer8' 0"PBSouthern Door

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

3.12Lauden Berg20' 3"SBSouthern Door

5.10Vincent Price18' 5.75"PBSouthern Door

10.10Keshawn Lezine17' 2.5"SBSouthern Door

11.10Jordan Fish16' 10.75"PBSouthern Door

18.11Cedric Lattion16' 0"PBSouthern Door

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

1.12Lauden Berg40' 9.75"SBSouthern Door

2.9Joey Olson39' 7"PBSouthern Door

4.10Raymond Paye37' 8.75"PBSouthern Door

10.10Jordan Fish32' 1.25"PBSouthern Door

Womens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.12Frankie Nellis13.46aSBSouthern Door

6.11Kyleigh Claflin13.83aSBSouthern Door

9.11Portia Hah14.03aSBSouthern Door

17.11Tara Maccaux14.95aSBSouthern Door

19.10Sophia Price15.00aPBSouthern Door

28.11Delaney Wilke15.84aSBSouthern Door

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.10Nikaya Trusova28.48aSBSouthern Door

3.11Portia Hah28.78aSBSouthern Door

11.11Daylia Sund30.79aPBSouthern Door

15.10Sophia Price31.10aPBSouthern Door

17.9Hayden Vogel31.71aPBSouthern Door

11Elise JacksonDNSSouthern Door

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.10Nikaya Trusova1:05.52aSBSouthern Door

2.10Kennedy Pierre1:07.92aPBSouthern Door

8.11Daylia Sund1:11.80aSBSouthern Door

11.10Violet Jackson1:13.18aPBSouthern Door

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.9Malaina Veeser2:34.89aPBSouthern Door

2.9Skya Scrimgeour2:36.31aPBSouthern Door

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

4.12Emma Bousley5:59.82aSBSouthern Door

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.10Addison Miller13:18.80aSBSouthern Door

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

1.11Elise Jackson16.65aSBSouthern Door

8.9Hayden Vogel20.54aPBSouthern Door

10.10Lana Finger24.09aSBSouthern Door

9Taryn DereskiDNSSouthern Door

10Amira AnschutzDNSSouthern Door

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

1.11Elise Jackson48.93aSBSouthern Door

7.9Hayden Vogel59.07aPBSouthern Door

10Amira AnschutzDNSSouthern Door

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

3.11

Delaney Wilke

11

Tara Maccaux

11

Chelsie Claflin

11

Kyleigh Claflin

56.06a

Southern Door - A

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.11

Portia Hah

10

Amira Anschutz

11

Chelsie Claflin

11

Kyleigh Claflin

1:56.37a

Southern Door - A

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.10

Kennedy Pierre

10

Sophia Price

10

Violet Jackson

11

Chelsie Claflin

4:43.55a

Southern Door - A

4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals

3.9

Skya Scrimgeour

10

Addison Miller

12

Emma Bousley

9

Malaina Veeser

10:51.46a

Southern Door - A

Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals

2.12Kailyn Neville30' 11"SBSouthern Door

8.10Madeline Merkle25' 2"SBSouthern Door

12.12Joslyn Uecker21' 6"PBSouthern Door

13.10Marisa Pitzen21' 1"SBSouthern Door

15.11Kayla Johnson20' 4"SBSouthern Door

16.12Charlotte Bloniarz19' 11.5"SBSouthern Door

9Lauren UeckerNDSouthern Door

Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals

3.12Kailyn Neville80' 0"SBSouthern Door

6.10Madeline Merkle70' 1"PBSouthern Door

8.11Kayla Johnson68' 1"SBSouthern Door

9.12Charlotte Bloniarz67' 5"PBSouthern Door

13.12Joslyn Uecker46' 7"PBSouthern Door

17.10Marisa Pitzen35' 6"SBSouthern Door

9Lauren UeckerSCRSouthern Door

High Jump Varsity - Finals

4.9Madeline Shortall4' 4"PBSouthern Door

6.10Adley LaVineJ 4' 2"SBSouthern Door

10.9Ava Schmiling3' 10"PBSouthern Door

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

Field Series

2.10Nikaya Trusova8' 6"PBSouthern Door

4.10Elloise Bloniarz7' 6"PBSouthern Door

8.11Daylia Sund7' 0"PBSouthern Door

9.11Teagan Williams7' 0"PBSouthern Door

10.12Emma Bousley6' 0"SBSouthern Door

12.10Kadince Shefchik6' 0"SBSouthern Door

10Mia DelcoreNHSouthern Door

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

1.12Frankie Nellis16' 6.5"SBSouthern Door

7.9Ava Schmiling13' 9.25"PBSouthern Door

9.10Adley LaVine13' 4.5"SBSouthern Door

12.12Ava Everard13' 3.5"PBSouthern Door

16.10Chelsie Jacquet12' 3.25"SBSouthern Door

18.10Addison Paye12' 0.5"SBSouthern Door

21.9Taryn Dereski10' 11.75"PBSouthern Door

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

1.12Frankie Nellis33' 2.5"SBSouthern Door

2.11Kyleigh Claflin31' 10.25"PBSouthern Door

4.10Adley LaVine30' 0.5"SBSouthern Door

5.12Ava Everard28' 10.25"SBSouthern Door

6.10Chelsie Jacquet28' 9.75"SBSouthern Door

12.10Sophia Price27' 6.5"PBSouthern Door

15.10Addison Paye26' 2"SBSouthern Door

The Southern Door softball team is preparing for Friday as it gets set to host the Seymour Thunder.

The Thunder’s last outing was a 5-1 win over Winneconne. The Eagles have yet to play their season opener.

First pitch is at 4 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco and Southern Door track and field teams will travel to Green Bay Preble High School on Thursday for a meet.

They will compete alongside Green Bay NEW Lutheran and Chesterton Academy of St. John Paul II Classical School. Thursday marks the first time competing outside this spring.

The meet begins at 4 p.m.

The Southern Door track and field team will host a conference meet on Tuesday, welcoming Kewaunee, Peshtigo, and Sturgeon Bay.

The Eagles’ last meet was at UW-Oshkosh, where they excelled in distance events. Addison Miller took third in the two-mile, Emma Bousley finished 12th in the mile, and Malania Veeser and Skya Scrimgeour each placed in the top 11 in the 800-meter.

The Clippers also competed at UW-Oshkosh. Delany Skiba took second in the two-mile and placed 24th in the 800-meter. Talia Schmidt set personal bests in the 60-meter and 200-meter.

The Storm’s last outing was at the Manitowoc Lutheran Invitational. Blake Bortolini led the boys with a fifth-place finish in the shot put, while Seth Chevalier placed sixth in the pole vault. For the girls, Noelie El Kout won the 800-meter and was part of the fourth-place 4x800 relay team with Elynor Heidel, Mia Ihlenfeldt, and Hannah Miller. Miller also took second in the triple jump.

The meet begins at 4:30 p.m.

Pending field conditions, the Southern Door and Luxemburg-Casco softball teams will open their 2026 campaigns against each other Monday afternoon.

The Eagles had their season opener at Chilton called off because of field conditions last week. Alanna Kaye (2nd Team Pitcher), Reece Vogel (2nd Team Catcher), Madyson Counard (HM Infielder), and Sam Melville (HM Sophomore) will be tasked with helping the Eagles improve on their 14-8 record from a year ago.

The Spartans had their two games rained out last week, losing out on matchups against New Holstein and Marinette. The Spartans softball team finished 21-4 last year, concluding the year with a close loss to NEC rival Denmark in the regional final. Seniors Alayna Deprez, Riley Westlund, Rylan Kaminski, and Baylee Wypiszenski are set to return this season.

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

If Mother Nature allows, Southern Door will make the trip south to Valders to open their 2026 baseball season Monday afternoon.

The Eagles' Collin Everard (2nd Team IF) is the lone All-Packerland performer poised to return from last year's squad that went 7-13 in 2025

The Vikings went 11-9 last year and could have Austin Ebert (1st Team Pitcher and Position) and Carter Valleskey (1st Team Position; HM Pitcher) set to return.

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

Southern Door took a large group to Ripon Saturday for the Ripon College Showcase Meet, finishing 11th in the boys team standings and 18th on the girls side.

On the boys side, Grant Pieschek had a strong day in the pole vault, finishing 3rd with a personal best 13'6". Lauden Berg was busy in the field events, taking 3rd in the long jump at 20'9" and 5th in the triple jump at 41'8.5". Braeden VanRemortel cleared 6'0" for 7th in the high jump. 

For the girls, Frankie Nellis won the triple jump with a personal best 35'2" and also finished 9th in the long jump. Elise Jackson was solid in the 60 hurdles, finishing 5th with a 9.64.

A full list of Southern Door finishers from the Ripon College Showcase:

BOYS

400 Meters Varsity 
26. 11 Elmer Jeanquart 57.53a 

800 Meters Varsity 
26. 11 Owen Larios Amezqui... 2:16.32a 
37. 10 Colton Valley 2:28.58a

1600 Meters Varsity
40. 10 Colton Valley 5:21.48a 
47. 9 Ashton Bouche 6:02.04a

60m Hurdles - 39" / 0.991m Varsity
11. 12 Damontrae Meeks 8.93a

4x200 Relay Varsity 
22. 10 Raymond Paye, 10 DeMarco Parks Jr., 9 Joey Olson, 10 Vincent Price 1:42.99a

4x400 Relay Varsity 
17. 12 Damontrae Meeks, 10 Vincent Price, 11 Owen Larios Amezquita, 11 Elmer Jeanquart 3:54.42a

Shot Put - 12lb Varsity
28. 12 Landon Vandertie 38' 4"
40. 11 Troy Geisel 34' 10.5"

High Jump Varsity 
7. 12 Braeden VanRemortel 6' 0"
24. 9 Dawson Schwartz 5' 6"

Pole Vault Varsity
3. 12 Grant Pieschek 13' 6" 

Long Jump Varsity
3. 12 Lauden Berg 20' 9"
26. 10 Vincent Price 18' 7"

Triple Jump Varsity 
5. 12 Lauden Berg 41' 8.5"

GIRLS

60 Meter Varsity 
11. 11 Kyleigh Claflin 8.49a

200 Meters Varsity
11. 11 Elise Jackson 28.27a
28. 10 Sophia Price 30.51a

400 Meters Varsity 
26. 10 Kennedy Pierre 1:09.17a

800 Meters Varsity 
20. 12 Emma Bousley 2:45.76a

1600 Meters Varsity
23. 12 Emma Bousley 6:06.19a
24. 9 Skya Scrimgeour 6:15.78a

60m Hurdles - 33" / 0.838m Varsity
5. 11 Elise Jackson 9.64a
11. 10 Amira Anschutz 10.61a

4x200 Relay Varsity
20. 11 Portia Hah, 11 Tara Maccaux, 11 Chelsie Claflin, 11 Kyleigh Claflin 2:00.92a

4x400 Relay Varsity 
16. 10 Sophia Price, 10 Violet Jackson, 11 Chelsie Claflin, 10 Kennedy Pierre 4:46.68a

Shot Put - 4kg Varsity 
9. 12 Kailyn Neville 31' 10"
38. 10 Madeline Merkle 22' 10"

High Jump Varsity 
20. 11 Maiya Olson 4' 6"

Long Jump Varsity - Finals
9. 12 Frankie Nellis 15' 11.5"
30. 12 Ava Everard 14' 5.25"

Triple Jump Varsity 
1. 12 Frankie Nellis 35' 2"
19. 12 Ava Everard 30' 7"

The Southern Door track team opens its 2026 season Saturday at the Willmore Center at Ripon College.

Competing teams include Wisconsin Lutheran, Oconomowoc, West Bend West, Stevens Point Area Senior High, Kettle Moraine, Kimberly, Fond du Lac, Neenah, Oshkosh West, Janesville Parker, Verona Area, Bonduel, Coleman, Fox Valley Lutheran, Freedom, Hortonville, Kiel, Monroe, New Holstein, Pacelli, Port Washington, Ripon, Rosholt, Wautoma, Winneconne, Marquette University High School, Baraboo and Shawano.

The Eagles return state qualifier Elise Jackson, who competed in the 100- and 300-meter hurdles.

The meet begins at 4 p.m.

Miss Cherryland Teen Elise Jackson has a rare opportunity to continue the work she started a year ago when she was selected as Miss Door County Teen. Jackson was recently added back to the Miss Door County Scholarship Organization roster after relinquishing her crown to Mia Glocke at the Miss Door County Pageant last month.

Hoping to compete again despite a lack of available contests, the Miss Door County Scholarship Program opted to allow Jackson to represent the county again as an at-large competitor.

Last year, Jackson’s community service initiative, “Next Gen Civics: Igniting Youth Engagement in Civics,” led to her creating a new badge for Girl Scouts to earn while they learn about getting involved in government. Jackson took great pride in first introducing the award to her own Girl Scout unit.

Last summer, Jackson was named third runner-up in the Miss Wisconsin’s Teen competition, which was the second year in a row a Miss Door County pageant contestant finished in the top five at the Miss Wisconsin competition.

Jackson will join Miss Door County Kaylee Griep, Miss Door County Teen Mia Glocke, and Miss Cherryland Paige Nikodem as they travel across the county over the next year promoting their community service initiatives, which will be highlighted individually this week. The quartet also will compete in the Miss Wisconsin and Miss Wisconsin’s Teen competitions, scheduled for June 16-20, 2026, in New Berlin.

Picture courtesy of Fire Flame Creative

The Packerland all-conference teams have recently been announced. Southern Door had 11 Eagles represent the all-conference honors. 

The Southern Door wrestling team had nine athletes earn All-Conference selections: unanimous selections Clark LeFevre (126 lbs), a sophomore, and Lance Veeser (165 lbs), a junior, along with Nora LeFerve (107 lbs), a senior; Skya Scrimgeour (114 lbs), a freshman; Violet Jackson (126 lbs), a sophomore; Portia Hah (132 lbs), a junior; Tiana Hah (138 lbs), a freshman; Sydney Turner (145 lbs), a senior; and Kaylin Neville (235 lbs), a senior.

In basketball, Kyleigh Clafin (12.5 ppg, 5.2 rpg), a junior, was named to the second team, while senior Alanah Kaye (8.0 ppg, 4.2 rpg) received an honorable mention, and Lauden Berg (14.1 ppg, 6.2 rpg) was also named to the second team.
 

Southern Door dominated the All-Packerland Conference selections for girls wrestling this past season.

Seven of the 11 weights were won by Eagles wrestlers, with three captured by Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol and one by Kewaunee.

1ST TEAM

WEIGHT

CLASS           NAME                                     SCHOOL                                            YEAR

107                   Nora LeFevre                            Southern Door                                      Senior

114                   Skya Scrimgeour                       Southern Door                                      Freshman         

120                   Aubrey Ducat                            Kewaunee                                             Freshman

126                   Violet Jackson                          Southern Door                                      Sophomore

132                   Portia Hah                                Southern Door                                      Junior

138                   Tiana Hah                                  Southern Door                                      Freshman

145                   Sydney Turner                           Southern Door                                      Senior

152                   Izzy Andreae                             Sturgeon Bay-Sevastopol-Gibraltar        Junior

165                   Tiani Lemieux                            Sturgeon Bay-Sevastopol-Gibraltar        Senior

185                   Anna Dalke                               Sturgeon Bay-Sevastopol-Gibraltar        Senior

235                   Kailyn Neville                            Southern Door                                      Senior

The Southern Door Eagles and Algoma Wolves up the stakes as they meet in the playoffs Tuesday night on U102.1.  The first two meetings of the season were won by Algoma.

Algoma enters the game as the #5 seed in the bracket after finishing second in the Packerland conference behind #1 Kewaunee. Parker Lischka lead the Wolves in scoring this season, averaging 20.6 points per game, with fellow senior Breadan Leist just behind him with 18.7.

#12 Southern Door had a down year when compared to recent seasons, ending up at the bottom of the Packerland conference standings with a 4-20 overall record. Senior Lauden Ber led the team in several stats, averaging, 14.4 points, 6.2 rebounds, and 3.7 assists per game.

The winner of the game will hit the road Friday night to take on #4 seed Saint Mary Catholic.

You can tune in for Tuesday night's action by joining Jacob Nate at 6:45 for the pregame show on U102.1 and NEW Radio Sports Network.