Sturgeon Bay shut out Kewaunee 5-0 on Tuesday, winning their eighth game in a row, handing the Storm their tenth loss of the season.

Sturgeon Bay put one on the board in the first half before pulling away with four more in the second. The Clippers controlled the game from start to finish, putting up 37 shots and 20 on goal while the defense took care of the rest, keeping Kewaunee off the board entirely.

Freshman Makenna Coyhis netted 2 goals for the Clippers while Senior Miya Nell, Junior Faith Lemke, and Junior Maria Neri each added goals to complete the scoring. Claire Quarderer, Faith Lemke, Miya Nell, and Jericha Reynolds all added an assist in the game for the Clippers.  Defensively, it was another strong showing for Sturgeon Bay as no shots were allowed on the evening.

The Clippers host Providence/NEW Lutheran on Thursday in a game that will most likely determine the conference champion.

The Sturgeon Bay softball team makes the trip south on Tuesday to battle Kewaunee in Packerland Conference action.

The Clippers had a tough set of games Saturday, first facing Chilton and losing 16-1. McKenna Poh took the loss in the circle in Game 1. Bristol Will, Kadence Patza and Cora Frangipane each singled for Sturgeon Bay. In Game 2, Sturgeon Bay fell to Wrightstown 19-1, with Bristol Will taking the loss. Cora Frangipane and Genevieve Austad had the Clippers’ only hits. Austad threw out a runner at third base with help from Frangipane, while Auna Anderson read the ball well off the bat in left field in both games for Sturgeon Bay.

In their last action, the Storm claimed the first game 3-2 behind timely hitting and strong pitching from Ali Repitz and Breanna Riha. Repitz earned the win after allowing two runs on five hits over four innings while striking out five. Riha tossed three scoreless innings in relief to secure the victory. Kewaunee collected 10 hits in the opener, led by Riha and Vivian Bootz with two apiece. Schleis, Last and Repitz each drove in runs, while the Storm played error-free defense. Peshtigo responded with a 9-3 win in the nightcap behind a 15-hit performance. Repitz and Vivian Bootz each drove in runs for Kewaunee. The Storm finished with six hits. 

First pitch is set for 4 p.m.

The Packerland Conference will meet again on Monday for a 4 p.m. tee time at Peninsula Golf Course in Ephraim

Last Thursday, the Sturgeon Bay Boys' Golf Team competed in a Packerland Conference match at Maxwelton Braes in Baileys Harbor. The Clippers battled to a tie for 3rd place, posting an impressive team score of 183. Sturgeon Bay finished just one stroke behind Sevastopol, who claimed second with a 182, making for a tightly contested conference showdown. Kewaunee won the meet with a score of 177.

The Clippers were led by Ben Ash and Ashton Benzinger, who each fired a 45, while Noah Potier added a strong 46. Caleb Nielsen continued the solid team performance with a 47, and Trygg Stuth rounded out the scoring with a 48. It was another balanced team effort for the Clippers as they continue to stay competitive early in the season. Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux and Gibraltar's Henry Wehrenberg tied for the meet's lead at 39.

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Saturday was a mixed bag for the Sturgeon Bay baseball team, beating Howards Grove 9-8 and getting shutout by host Chilton 14-0.

In their 14-0 loss to the Tigers, six Clippers errors marred the game for their pitchers. Jack Higginbotham, Rylan Ruenger, and Elijah Van Eperen gave up 14 runs, but only seven of those runs were earned. Higginbotham, Dom Blish, and Leathem Vogel managed the lone hits in the game for the Clippers.

In their 9-8 victory over the other Tigers, Steven Prescott led the way with a 3-5, two RBI peformance. The Tigers tied the game in the seventh inning at four apiece before the teams combined to score nine runs in the eighth inning. The Clippers scored five in their half of the inning with Drew Propsom and Prescott registering run-scoring hits. The Tigers had the bases loaded with four runs already in when Ruenger was able to record the final out on a pop fly to Higginbotham.

The Clippers are back in action on Tuesday when they play a doubleheader at Kewaunee. Eric Fischer will have the call of game two on 104.1 WRLU beginning at 5:30 p.m.

The Clippers had a tough set of games Saturday, first facing Chilton and losing 16-1. McKenna Poh took the loss in the circle in Game 1. Bristol Will, Kadence Patza and Cora Frangipane each singled for Sturgeon Bay.

In Game 2, Sturgeon Bay fell to Wrightstown 19-1, with Bristol Will taking the loss. Cora Frangipane and Genevieve Austad had the Clippers’ only hits. Austad threw out a runner at third base with help from Frangipane, while Auna Anderson read the ball well off the bat in left field in both games for Sturgeon Bay.

The Sturgeon Bay baseball team is hitting the road on Saturday as they are taking on a triangular held at Chilton. The Clippers will have to face Chilton and Howards Grove.

The Clippers look to rebound from a pair of losses to Peshtigo in their doubleheader. In the first match-up, Peshtigo came out on top 6-1, holding the Clippers to just one hit over seven innings while striking out seven. Siggy Hansen took the loss but was solid himself, striking out seven over five innings. In the second game, the Clippers out-hit Peshtigo eight to seven, but a walk-off hit from Peshtigo sealed the game 5-4. Hansen had another solid game, going 3 for 4 at the plate, including a double with 3 RBI. 

The first pitch is at 10:00 a.m.
 

The Sturgeon Bay girls soccer team extended its winning streak to seven matches Friday night with a 1-0 victory over Fox Valley Lutheran. The lone goal came from freshman Jericha Reynolds.

Defensively, the Clippers remained strong throughout the match, led by goalkeeper Prudence Goettelman, who recorded 12 saves to preserve the shutout.

The win continues the team’s strong momentum as it moves through the season. The Clippers will look to continue the streak Tuesday against Kewaunee.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers girls soccer team extended their winning streak to seven matches Friday night with a 1-0, blank sheet victory over Fox Valley Lutheran in Appleton.

Freshman Jericha Reynolds scored the lone goal of the match as the Clippers continued their strong stretch of play during the regular season.

Defensively, Sturgeon Bay held firm throughout the contest behind goalkeeper Prudence Goettelman, who recorded 12 saves to secure the shutout victory. Fox Valley Lutheran pressured the Clippers throughout the night, but Goettelman and the Sturgeon Bay defense turned away every scoring opportunity.

The win adds to the Clippers’ recent momentum as the team continues to climb through the latter part of the schedule.

Sturgeon Bay will try to keep the lengthy winning streak alive Tuesday afternoon when it travels to face the Kewaunee Storm on their pitch.

Tuesday was a rough day for Clipper softball, with double-digit blowouts in both games of a doubleheader against Peshtigo at home, dropping game one 14-0 and game two 15-0.

Peshtigo's pitching was dominant in both games and the Bulldogs did damage early in each contest before pulling away. Cameron Finger was especially sharp in game two, throwing four no-hit innings with 11 strikeouts. Cora Frangipane and Genevieve Austad had the only two hits for Sturgeon Bay on the day.

Sturgeon Bay heads to Kewaunee next Tuesday for a doubleheader.

Not the Tuesday the Clippers baseball team was hoping for. Sturgeon Bay dropped both ends of a doubleheader to Peshtigo, falling 6-1 and 5-4 in walk-off fashion.

Game one wasn't much of a contest. Peshtigo's Bryce Heroux was flat out dealing, holding the Clippers to just one hit over seven innings while striking out seven. Siggy Hansen took the loss but was solid himself, striking out seven over five innings.

Peshtigo also ran wild on the bases, swiping seven stolen bases on the day.

Game two was a whole different animal. Sturgeon Bay actually out-hit Peshtigo eight to seven and had a chance to steal one, but a walk-off single by Vin Paoli in the eighth ended it 5-4. Hansen was the bright spot, going 3-for-4 with three RBIs and a clutch double in the seventh that tied the game. Just wasn't enough in the end.

Sturgeon Bay hosts Howards Grove Saturday starting at noon. 

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers picked up a 2-1 win over Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Tuesday night, moving to 7-3-1 on the season.

Barbara Alberti scored the game-winner for Sturgeon Bay, with Maria Wienke picking up the assist. Goalkeeper Prudence Goettelman made three saves to secure the win.

The Clippers have been on a roll lately, winning four of their last five including a 9-0 shutout of Kewaunee on Sunday.

Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah falls to 3-5 with the loss.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team plays at home Tuesday night when they welcome Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah to Clark Field for a 5 p.m. first touch.

The Clippers are on a five match point streak (4-0-1), which includes clean sheets in their last four matches. They scored six goals in the first half of a 9-0 win over Kewaunee.

The Resorters are on the opposite side of that stretch, going 1-4 over their last five and they have been shut out the last four matches.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers could not erase the deficit they had entering their suspended game on Monday, losing to NEW Lutheran 8-3 on Monday.

They were trailing 5-3 entering the fifth inning before the Blazers scored three times on four hits including two doubles in the sixth to put the game away. Singles from Steven Prescott and Siggy Hansen along with hit by pitch absorbed by Rylan Ruenger loaded the bases in the bottom of the seventh inning, but a double play ended the Clippers' threat.

Hansen registered the loss after giving up four runs (4 ER) on one hit in the opening inning that was played on April 20th.  Ethan Kratcha and Prescott each had two hits while Prescott and Drew Propsom tallied RBI.

The Clippers are back in action on Tuesday when they host Peshtigo for a pair of games beginning at 4 p.m. The Bulldogs are 6-8 on the season, which includes a doubleheader split against Gibraltar/Washington Island and a 6-5 loss to Bonduel.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers earned an exciting 8-7 road win tonight over NEW Lutheran. Bristol Will went the distance, earning the win on the mound with six strikeouts.

The Clippers totaled 10 hits, led by Kennedy Hoernke with two singles. Izzy Schoeneman, Audrey Harrington, Eden Hesler, Auna Anderson, Sophia Sternard, Keira Wesley and Genevieve Austad each added a single.

In the bottom of the sixth inning, Austad drew a walk, stole second base and advanced to third on an overthrow. After a patient at-bat by Cora Frangipane, Austad scored on a wild pitch.

In the top of the seventh inning, with the tying run in scoring position, Austad threw out the runner at third.

The Clippers are back in action at home on Tuesday when they play a twinbill against Peshtigo at 4 p.m. The Bulldogs are 9-5 on the season with four straight win, outscoring their opponents in the last three games by a 49-2.

The Sturgeon Bay girls’ soccer team will be prepping to host the Kewaunee Storm this Monday.

The Storm is looking to bounce back from a 13-0 loss to Cedar Grove-Belgium. They are also looking to pick up their first win of the season, having dropped their first five. 

The Clippers are riding a three-game win streak, looking to keep the momentum going. Most recently, taking down Peshtigo 1-0. Scoring the lone goal on the night was Miya Nell in the 52nd minute. Clippers goalie, Prudence Goettleman, saved an outstanding 26 shots sent her way. 

The kick-off is at 4:30 p.m.
 

The Sturgeon Bay golf team is gearing up for this Monday as they are set to host a 4-man scramble at Cherry Hills Golf Course. They will be inviting Coleman, Denmark, Gibraltar, Kewaunee, Luxemburg-Casco, Peshtigo, Sevastopol, and Southern Door. 

The Sturgeon Bay, Gibraltar, Kewaunee, Peshtigo, Sevastopol, and Southern Door teams all played against each other this past Thursday at the Packerland conference meet held at Idlewild Golf Course. Kewaunee took home first place with a score of 179, followed by Sturgeon Bay with a 184, and Gibraltar and Sevastopol both shooting a 193. 

The top golfers on the night were Evan MacCaux (Kewaunee), carding a 39; Henry Wehrenberg (Gibraltar) with a 42; Baylor Elliot (Kewaunee) and Marek O’Dean (Sevastopol) both shot a 43; and Noah Potier (Sturgeon Bay) shot a 44. 

The tee-time is at 9:00 a.m.
 

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers softball team looks to get their week off on the right now with a trip to Green Bay to face NEW Lutheran.

The Clippers dropped a pair of games to Gibraltar/Washington Island 17-7 and 15-10 last Friday. In game one, Genevieve Austad and Keira Wesley each drove in two runs while Wesley and Sophia Sternard each tallied two hits. In game two, Cora Frangipane went 3-4 while McKenna Poh recorded two hits as six different Clippers drove in a run.

First pitch is set for 4 p.m.

After splitting a doubleheader with Gibraltar/Washington Island on Friday, the Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball team goes back to work on Monday with road matchup in Green Bay against NEW Lutheran.

After watching game one slip away for a 17-7 decision, the Clippers scored six runs in the sixth inning to beat the Vikings 13-11 for head coach Neal Henrigillis' 100th career managerial win. Drew Propsom delivered the game-winning double that drove in a pair of runs. Jack Higgibotham also had two RBI as he went 3-3, one of three Clippers to post a multi-hit game.

The Blazers enter the matchup 4-8 on the season, which includes being swept by Sevastopol on Friday 21-6 and 12-2.

First pitch is set for 4 p.m.

Sturgeon Bay and Gibraltar/Washington Island split a high-scoring doubleheader Friday night, with each team mounting dramatic rallies in a back-and-forth matchup.

Gibraltar/Washington Island claimed the opener 17-7 behind a dominant performance from Cam Munao, who went 5-for-5 at the plate. The Vikings erased an early 4-0 deficit and broke the game open with an eight-run fifth inning before adding seven more runs in the sixth.

Aaron Brey earned the win, allowing six runs (three earned) over five innings while striking out six. Siggy Hansen took the loss for Sturgeon Bay, surrendering nine runs, though only two were earned, while striking out six over four innings. Hansen and Drew Propsom each had two hits for the Clippers in the first game.

Sturgeon Bay responded in the nightcap with a dramatic 13-11 walk-off victory, rallying from a four-run deficit and scoring six runs in the fifth inning to secure the split.

With the game tied in the bottom of the fifth, Propsom delivered the decisive blow, ripping a double to drive in the winning runs, including Josh Sargent. Elijah Van Eperen picked up the win in relief.

Jack Higginbotham led the Clippers with three hits, while Steven Prescott added two hits and showed patience at the plate as part of a balanced offensive effort.

Gibraltar jumped out to a big lead earlier in the game, including a seven-run second inning, but Sturgeon Bay clawed back with timely hitting in the late innings.

The win also marked a milestone for Sturgeon Bay coach Neal Henrigillis, who recorded his 100th career victory.

Sturgeon Bay is scheduled to host Green Bay East in its next game, while Gibraltar/Washington Island will face the Clippers again in a rematch later this season.

The Sturgeon Bay boys varsity golf team took second place in the Packerland Conference meet at Idlewild Golf Club. The team shot a 184, falling just short of Kewaunee, which posted a 179.

The team was led by Noah Potier with a 44, and Ashton Benzinger, who carded a 45. Caleb Nielsen added a 46 to help the Clippers secure the podium finish.

Evan MacCaux (Kewaunee) topped the leaderboard with a 39, followed by a 42 from Henry Wehrenberg (Gibraltar) and 43s from Baylor Elliott (Kewaunee) and Marek O'Dean (Sevastopol). Cruz Anschutz led Southern Door with a score of 46.

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The Clippers have two invites Friday and Monday before returning to conference play at Cherry Hills in Sturgeon Bay next Tuesday.

Picture courtesy of Sturgeon Bay golf. Left to Right: Trygg Stuth, Ashton Benzinger, Noah Potier, Caleb Nielsen, Aiden Benzinger.

The Sturgeon Bay girls’ soccer team will be hitting the road this Thursday as they are set to take on the Peshtigo Bulldogs. 

The Clippers look to build off a nail-biting 1-0 victory over Seymour. The 90 minutes of regulation went scoreless, sending the game into overtime. Miya Nell scored the lone goal for Sturgeon Bay in the winding minutes of the second overtime period. Behind the net for the Clippers was Prudence Goettleman, saving a whopping 26 shots on goal. 

The kick-off is at 6:00 p.m.
 

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers girls soccer team extended its winning streak with a 1-0 victory over Seymour on Tuesday, powered by a second-half goal and a standout performance in net.

Senior Miya Nell scored the lone goal in the 52nd minute, lifting the Clippers in a tightly contested nonconference matchup. Freshman goalkeeper Prudence Goettleman delivered a remarkable effort, recording 26 saves to preserve the shutout and secure the win.

The victory builds on strong momentum for Sturgeon Bay, which has found its stride in recent outings. The Clippers previously earned a decisive 5-0 win over Sevastopol/Gibraltar United in their home opener Monday, highlighted by balanced scoring and a defense that did not allow a shot on goal.

With back-to-back wins, the Clippers continue to gain confidence as the season progresses. Sturgeon Bay returns to action Thursday with a road match at Peshtigo.

The Sturgeon Bay track teams finished behind Southern Door in both the boys and girls divisions at Monday's Door County Classic. 

The boys were led by Rayshaune Johnson(100m, 200m), Alex Boden (100m hurdles, 300m hurdles), Landon Evers (shot put, discus), and Cedar Tomberlin (long jump) with event wins. Winning their respective events for the girls were Talia Schmidt (pole vault) and Delaney Skiba (1600m and 3200m).

Mens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.10Rayshaune Johnson11.50aPBSturgeon Bay

3.10Zayden Tripplett12.13aSBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Kamari Robertson12.52aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Jeremy Fentry12.93aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Ben Olson13.09aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.10Cole Lackie13.10aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Landis Walker13.29aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.10Blake Stephani13.99aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Sean Miller14.03aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Peter Langfeldt16.86aPBSturgeon Bay

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.10Rayshaune Johnson23.88aPBSturgeon Bay

4.12Ryan Felhofer24.87aPBSturgeon Bay

5.11Joni Ismaili24.99aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Kamari Robertson26.21aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.10Cole Lackie26.29aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Landis Walker27.45aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Jeremy Fentry28.70aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Sean Miller29.07aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.10Blake Stephani29.89aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Peter Langfeldt35.86aPBSturgeon Bay

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

Ex.9Ben Olson1:00.77aPBSturgeon Bay

6.10Patrick Shefchik1:02.12aPBSturgeon Bay

7.10Colton Bertrand1:06.03aPBSturgeon Bay

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

6.11Ross Spritka2:30.00aSturgeon Bay

9.10Adam Kurek2:37.37aPBSturgeon Bay

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

2.10Rio Martinez4:58.76aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Atticus Haus5:50.28aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Deacon Haus6:00.15aPBSturgeon Bay

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

3.9Atticus Haus12:42.86aPBSturgeon Bay

4.9Deacon Haus12:43.26aSturgeon Bay

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

1.10Alex Boden16.59aPBSturgeon Bay

3.12Ryan Felhofer17.69aSturgeon Bay

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

1.10Alex Boden44.44aSturgeon Bay

4.10Jonathan Olson49.86aSturgeon Bay

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals

3.10

Rayshaune Johnson

11

Joni Ismaili

10

Zayden Tripplett

9

Arties Bernadin

47.95a

Sturgeon Bay - A

Ex.9

Peter Langfeldt

10

Cole Lackie

12

Merlin Walker

9

Sean Miller

56.68a

Sturgeon Bay - B

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.11

Joni Ismaili

12

Ryan Felhofer

9

Jacob Kipp

9

Arties Bernadin

1:39.76a

Sturgeon Bay - A

Ex.9

Kamari Robertson

10

Blake Stephani

9

Landis Walker

9

Jeremy Fentry

1:50.43a

Sturgeon Bay - B

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.10

Alex Boden

10

Rio Martinez

11

Cedar Tomberlin

10

Jonathan Olson

3:57.71a

Sturgeon Bay - A

4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.9

Atticus Haus

9

Deacon Haus

10

Rio Martinez

11

Ross Spritka

9:38.26a

Sturgeon Bay - A

Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals

1.9Landon Evers47' 2"PBSturgeon Bay

5.12Julian Langer36' 9.5"PBSturgeon Bay

Ex.10Colton Bertrand29' 6"PBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Alex Anderson28' 3"PBSturgeon Bay

8.10Colton LaRoche26' 10.5"PBSturgeon Bay

Ex.10Scott Anderson22' 2.5"PBSturgeon Bay

Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals

1.9Landon Evers138' 6"PBSturgeon Bay

4.12Julian Langer93' 7"PBSturgeon Bay

Ex.10Colton LaRoche81' 0"Sturgeon Bay

Ex.10Scott Anderson68' 9"PBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Alex Anderson60' 2"PBSturgeon Bay

High Jump Varsity - Finals

3.12Merlin Walker5' 8"SBSturgeon Bay

Ex.11Ross Spritka5' 4"SBSturgeon Bay

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

Ex.9Sean Miller6' 0"PBSturgeon Bay

10Adam KurekNHSturgeon Bay

10Oliver CarmodyNHSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Deacon HausSCRSturgeon Bay

Ex.10Blake StephaniNHSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Atticus HausSCRSturgeon Bay

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

1.11Cedar Tomberlin20' 1.25"Sturgeon Bay

6.11Joni Ismaili17' 4"Sturgeon Bay

Ex.11Ross Spritka16' 10"PBSturgeon Bay

8.9Jacob Kipp16' 6.5"Sturgeon Bay

Ex.10Patrick Shefchik14' 2.5"Sturgeon Bay

Ex.9Peter Langfeldt9' 9"Sturgeon Bay

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals

2.11Cedar Tomberlin43' 1.25"PBSturgeon Bay

5.9Jacob Kipp36' 9.25"PBSturgeon Bay

Womens Results

100 Meters Varsity - Finals

6.11Talia Schmidt14.34aSBSturgeon Bay

7.10Amelia Michalski14.57aPBSturgeon Bay

8.10Hannah Kiekhaefer14.85aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Violet BoyarskiDNSSturgeon Bay

200 Meters Varsity - Finals

5.11Talia Schmidt29.83aSBSturgeon Bay

6.10Amelia Michalski30.43aPBSturgeon Bay

8.10Hannah Kiekhaefer31.42aPBSturgeon Bay

400 Meters Varsity - Finals

Ex.9Kayla Gonzales Ruel...SCRSturgeon Bay

800 Meters Varsity - Finals

3.12Ava Estes2:48.50aSBSturgeon Bay

4.9Scarlet Tomberlin2:58.14aSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Violet Boyarski3:21.58aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Natalie Schink3:27.78aPBSturgeon Bay

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.10Delaney Skiba5:51.38aSBSturgeon Bay

4.9Scarlet Tomberlin6:39.22aPBSturgeon Bay

5.10Megan Selle6:47.26aSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Violet Boyarski7:34.38aPBSturgeon Bay

Ex.9Natalie Schink7:51.33aPBSturgeon Bay

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals

1.10Delaney Skiba12:37.06aSturgeon Bay

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

3.11Leah Hansen19.01aSturgeon Bay

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

3.11Leah Hansen59.57aPBSturgeon Bay

4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.10

Amelia Michalski

11

Talia Schmidt

11

Leah Hansen

10

Hannah Kiekhaefer

2:02.43a

Sturgeon Bay - A

4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals

2.12

Ava Estes

10

Megan Selle

10

Delaney Skiba

9

Scarlet Tomberlin

11:26.04a

Sturgeon Bay - A

Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals

5.12Alexis Lenius26' 3"SBSturgeon Bay

8.9Cora Herbst20' 5.5"Sturgeon Bay

Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals

5.12Alexis Lenius69' 9"Sturgeon Bay

7.9Cora Herbst59' 0"PBSturgeon Bay

High Jump Varsity - Finals

Field Series

4.9Scarlet Tomberlin4' 0"Sturgeon Bay

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals

Field Series

1.11Talia Schmidt7' 6"Sturgeon Bay

4.10Amelia Michalski6' 0"Sturgeon Bay

Long Jump Varsity - Finals

4.12Ava Estes13' 0.5"Sturgeon Bay

6.10Megan Selle10' 11"PBSturgeon Bay

7.10Hannah Kiekhaefer10' 9.25"Sturgeon Bay

Sturgeon Bay Clippers girls soccer hosted Sevastopol/Gibraltar United for its first home game of the season Monday afternoon. The Clippers delivered a strong performance in a 5-0 victory, scoring twice in the first half and adding three more goals in the second.

Freshman Jericha Reynolds opened the scoring with her 10th goal of the season. Sophomore Barbara Alberti added two goals, while freshman Makenna Coyhis and senior Yarrow Goettelman each scored to complete the scoring. Senior Miya Nell and sophomore Jojo Kerwin each recorded an assist.

The Clippers also turned in a strong defensive performance, not allowing a shot on goal.

With the win, the Clippers improved to 3-3-1 overall and 1-1 in conference play. The girls travel to Seymour on Tuesday for a nonconference match against the Thunder at 6 p.m. The United will look to bounce back on Tuesday with a match at home against New Holstein at 5 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers girls soccer team settled for a 2-2 draw against St. Mary’s on Saturday, surrendering a two-goal lead after a strong first half.

Sturgeon Bay controlled early play, scoring twice before halftime to take command. But the Clippers lost momentum in the second half as St. Mary’s rallied with two goals to even the match.

Freshman goalkeeper Prudence Goettleman recorded eight saves for Sturgeon Bay, helping the Clippers preserve the tie despite the late pressure.

The draw follows a 2-0 loss to Providence Academy/NEW Lutheran earlier in the week, the Clippers’ first conference defeat of the season.

Sturgeon Bay returns to action Monday, April 27, when it hosts conference opponent Sevastopol Gibraltar United.