Sturgeon Bay Clippers finished eighth among 11 teams in the GCAW Boys Division 2 Wrightstown Sectional at Hilly Haven golf course on Tuesday shooting a team score of 338.  Winneconne took top honors with a 310 score. Sturgeon Bay was led by Elijah Bailey and Tre Wienke with 82s in the Isaak Aune, Owen Pichette and Porter Raback all had 87s to round out the scores.   

Espen Walker advances after finishing first with a leap of 6’-3”. 

Joining Walker in the trip to LaCrosse is Madelyn Wind, who finished third in the shot put with a toss of 36’-4 3/4” Nida Zukauskaite will also head to the state meet after she finished fourth in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 16.42. She ran a personal record in the preliminary round to stage for the state qualifying performance.

Picture courtesy of Troy Hasenjager

Mens Results

Shot Put Division 2 - Finals

16.10Braden Evers41-01.00Sturgeon Bay

High Jump Division 2 - Finals

1.12Espen Walker6-03.00Sturgeon Bay

Womens Results

100 Meters Division 2 - Finals

7.10Ella Tarkowski12.97aSturgeon Bay

100 Meters Division 2 - Prelims

9.10Ella Tarkowski13.04aSturgeon Bay

1600 Meters Division 2 - Finals

13.11Julia Kurek5:48.21aSturgeon Bay

3200 Meters Division 2 - Finals

11.11Julia Kurek12:41.39aSturgeon Bay

100m Hurdles Division 2 - Finals

4.11Nida Zukauskaite16.42aSturgeon Bay

100m Hurdles Division 2 - Prelims

4.11Nida Zukauskaite16.38aPRSturgeon Bay

4x100 Relay Division 2 - Finals

7.

10Tiviana Andropolis

12Claire Bohn

10Cady Carlson

10Ella Tarkowski

52.57aSturgeon Bay - A

4x800 Relay Division 2 - Finals

15.

11Jade Tomberlin

9Claire Quaderder

10Julia Michalski

11Julia Kurek

11:30.27aSturgeon Bay - A

Shot Put Division 2 - Finals

3.12Madelyn Wind36-04.75Sturgeon Bay

High Jump Division 2 - Finals

10.11Nida Zukauskaite4-10.00Sturgeon Bay

Pole Vault Division 2 - Finals

9.12Andrea Wilke9-00.00Sturgeon Bay

Triple Jump Division 2 - Finals

9.10Ella Tarkowski32-01.00Sturgeon Bay

The #11 Sturgeon Bay Clippers sail southwest to #6 Shawano for their opening-round matchup at 5 p.m.

The Clippers ended their regular season on a six-game losing streak, including a doubleheader sweep at the hands of Southern Door earlier in the week. In game one, Emmett Braschnewitz was driven in by Jack Henry's RBI bunt single to give Sturgeon Bay the 1-0 lead. The Clippers would add on again in the top of the fifth inning as Bryce Plzak would score after reaching on an error on the shortstop Christian Counard. A single by Brody Kollath would do the trick and the underdog Clippers were leading the Eagles 2-0. They would go on to lose that game 3-2. Sturgeon Bay would get two RBIs from catcher Caleb Plzak in game two late, but the Eagles would answer with two runs of their own to force the 12-2 mercy rule win.

 In Division 2 high school golf regional at Northbrook Golf Course on Tuesday, the Sturgeon Bay Clippers were one of four teams to advance to the sectional round next Tuesday at Hilly Haven Golf Course in De Pere. Sturgeon Bay took 4th and will move on, the Sturgeon Bay individual scores are listed below:

Isaak Aune 88

Tre Wienke 88

Owen Pichette 94

Porter Rabach 98

Elijah Bailey 104

Wrightstown took the honors with a 330 score, while Seymour finished second with 356.  Freedom shot 362 for third and Sturgeon Bay had a 368 to claim the fourth spot.

Fox Valley Lutheran placed fifth with a score of 372,  Luxemburg-Casco finished sixth and tied with Little Chute with a 377, followed by Denmark’s 393 and Southern Door with 410. 

There will be plenty of Sturgeon Bay Clippers track athletes heading to Thursday's Little Chute Sectional after impressive performances at Monday's regional meet at St. Norbert College.

Highlights included:

Andrea Wilke took second in the pole vault at 9’-6”. Improving on her very own school record. 

Espen Walker took 1st in high jump at 6’-2”

Madelyn Wind took first in shot put with a huge PR at 37’-5.5”

Braden Evers took 4th in shot with a toss of 46’-4.5”

Nida Zukauskaite took 2nd in high jump at 5’-2” and also took 2nd in the 100 hurdles at 16.74 sec. 

The 4x800 relay team of Jade Tomberlin, Claire Quaderder, Julia Michalski and Julia Kurek. 11:01.88

Julia Kurek also took 2nd in the 1600 at 5:40.60 and 3rd in the 3200 at 12:34.09. 

Ella Tarkowski took 4th in the triple jump at 33’-2.5”. Also 3rd in the 100 at 12:87 seconds. 

The girls 4x100 relay took 3rd at 52.68. That team is Ella Tarkowski, Tiviana Andropolis, Cady Carlson, and Claire Bohn. 

The Clippers boys took eighth as a team with 34 points while the girls finished in fifth with 81.5 points.

Full Results here

Picture and additional information courtesy of Troy Hasenjager

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball team will look to pull one last upset in Packerland Conference action when they travel to Southern Door to take on the Eagles on U-102.1. 

Sturgeon Bay has been a team of ups and downs throughout the season, and Saturday was an example of that. The Clippers fell 13-0 and 9-5 in two games against the Green Bay Southwest Trojans, and have lost four straight games and eight of their last ten games they have played. Sturgeon Bay will look to break those trends against the Eagles, where their seniors will play one last regular season game. 

Southern Door bounced back from their struggles against Kewaunee by sweeping the NEW Lutheran/Providence Acadeny Blazers in two games by two different outcomes. The Eagles won the first game 17-0 in a game that was shortened due to the mercy run rule. Southern Door would come back and narrowly beat NEW Lutheran 8-7 in six innings as the game was shortened due to darkness with the Eagles ahead. 

Gary Barta and Reece Robillard will be on the call from Southern Door beginning at 4:15 p.m. with the pregame show and first pitch set for 4:30 p.m. on U-102.1 and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com between the Eagles and the Clippers. 

A four-run third run briefly gave the Sturgeon Bay Clippers the hopes of stealing a win in Green Bay Saturday, instead falling 9-5 to Southwest.

The Clippers gave up their own big inning in the first inning after scoring the game's first run on an RBI groundout by Brody Kollath. Two hits and two errors led to four runs for the Trojans to make 4-1 after the first inning. The Trojans would tack on an insurance run in the second inning before the Clippers erupted for four runs in the third inning. They did it the patient way though as they scored on a passed ball and three bases-loaded walks to tie the game at five. The Trojans would not lament, score the eventual game-winner in the bottom half of the frame courtesy of a passed ball and three more times in the fifth inning.

Bryce Plzak led the way with three hits and two runs scored while Kollath got two RBI. The Clippers used three pitchers on the day, giving up nine runs (5 ER) while striking out eight and scattering seven hits.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball team will play a rare non-conference doubleheader against Green Bay Southwest on Saturday, ahead of their final conference matchup with Southern Door. 

The Clippers have had an up and down season throughout the year, as they floated around .500 for most of the season. With their overall record sitting at 8-11 and their Packerland record at 5-9, Sturgeon Bay will look to end their season strong with four games remaining. The Clippers received the eleven seed in the Division 2 playoffs, and will have to travel to Shawano for the opening round. 

Green Bay Southwest has not had the best of seasons as well, as they enter the matchup with Sturgeon Bay at a 5-16 record and 4-13 in the Fox River Classic Conference. The Trojans and the rest of the division one teams are still waiting for their seeds to be released for the postseason. 

First pitch from Memorial Field is set for 11 a.m.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers saw their chances of keeping their season alive slip away in the latter stages of its 11-1, five-inning loss to Valders on Thursday in the WIAA Softball Tournament.

The Vikings scored in every inning, including seven runs over the final two innings to earn the shortened game victory. The Clippers scored their lone run in the third inning when Regan Kasten followed up an Annika Schoeneman with RBI groundout. Tori Alger's second-inning single and Julia Gregory's third-inning single were the only other hits the Clippers were able to collect on the day.

The Vikings were led by Hunter Romauld, who scored three runs and had three hits. Five other players had multi-hit games.

After a school board confirmation, Sturgeon Bay High School has named their new head basketball coach for the 2023-2024 season. 

Former Sturgeon Bay assistant coach Zach Goblisch has accepted the job as the head basketball coach for the Clippers. Goblisch will replace Head Coach Rodney Owens, who coached Sturgeon Bay for the 2022-2023 season which saw the team finish with a 7-17 record and a first round exit to the eventual regional champs, Campbellsport. 

Goblisch announced his new position on Twitter on Thursday night. 

I am incredibly excited to announce that after receiving approval from the Sturgeon Bay School Board, I have been named the next Varsity Boys Basketball Head Coach at Sturgeon Bay High School. I couldn’t be more excited to get started. Let’s get after it! ???? pic.twitter.com/heqWmV3Uv8

— Zach Goblisch (@ZachGoblisch) May 19, 2023

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers softball team will look to travel on the road and take a game in the WIAA playoffs when they play visitors to the Valders Vikings in the first round of the postseason. 

Sturgeon Bay has begun to find some footing towards the end of the season, splitting the doubleheader with NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy and acquiring two other wins in the span of a week to give the Clippers some positive outcomes. The Clippers and Vikings have two common opponents between the two teams, in Roncalli and Kewaunee. Valders defeated Roncalli twice, 15-7 and 7-1 whereas the Clippers fell 16-1. The Vikings split two games with Kewaunee 5-4 and 3-1 and Sturgeon Bay was blanked by the Storm 15-0 and 10-0. 

Valders enters the opening round contest at 10-10 overall and third in the Eastern Wisconsin Conference with a 8-6 record. Last season Valders made a run through the playoffs that ended with a Regional Title win over Chilton before falling to eventual sectional champion Wautoma. The winner of this 8 seed vs 9 seed matchup will take on the top seeded New Holstein Huskies, who are 22-2 overall. 

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

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers girls soccer team will look to stay on their winning ways on Thursday when they take on the Green Bay NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy Blazers. 

Sturgeon Bay has not registered a loss in weeks, with multiple wins and ties being the results for the Lady Clippers. Sturgeon Bay appears to be hitting their stride at just the right time after they beat Valders 8-0 on Tuesday night. A 4-0-2 record has been the Clippers record recently, and look to continue success towards the end of the season and into the postseason. 

Green Bay NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy has bounced back strong from a 0-4 start to their season to move their record to 3-7. Although the Blazers are on a two match losing streak to opponents in Sevastopol/Gibraltar and Omro, the team has begun to score more goals in their matches. The last match between these two teams ended in a 3-1 Sturgeon Bay win back on May 4th. 

The match is set to begin at 4:30 in Sturgeon Bay. 

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers host Algoma in a single softball matchup on Tuesday after their Monday split with NEW Lutheran.

The Clippers lost NEW Lutheran in game one 10-6 but captured game two 22-12. A pair of four-run innings sank the Clippers in game one, including one frame that came after Sturgeon Bay put up three runs of their own. MacKenzie Burlo led the way offensively for the Clippers, scoring three runs and registering a double and a single. Madeline Propsom, Lilly Cihlar, and Jacqueline Barlas also scored runs in the loss. The Clippers batted around twice in the night cap, only needing five innings to douse the Blazers. It was their patience that helped the most as they drew 16 walks in the victory.

The Algoma Wolves took two games from their southern rivals on Monday, nipping Kewaunee 5-4 before beating them 17-3 in game two. The Wolves would chip away the rest of the game until Jadyn Nells delivered the walk-off single in the seventh to take the game. Ryley Zimmerman, Robinson, and Nellis had one RBI each while Zimmerman, Sierra Slaby, Nora Krause, Hannah Nell, Teagen Luedke, Nellis and Robinson all had hits. Macie Zimmerman went the limit for the Wolves as she struck out 16 Storm players while allowing four runs on four hits. Macie Zimmerman, Nellis, Robinson, and Kennedy Neuzil all had two RBI in the game while every player that got into the game for the Wolves got at least one of the team's 12 hits. 

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

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers girls soccer team returns to the pitch on Tuesday to face Valders.

The Clippers lost their last game to Fox Valley Lutheran by a score of 3-1. Maddy Hemminger scored in the 11th minute, but the Foxes stormed back with two tallies before the break before putting it away with another goal in the second half.

The Vikings have not won a match since a 5-0 rout of Two Rivers. They have only scored three goals in their other nine matches combined.

Kickoff is set for 5 p.m.

With six games left on the regular season schedule, the Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball team will welcome in the Gibraltar Vikings for a doubleheader on Tuesday afternoon. 

Sturgeon Bay last took the field for the continuation of game two with Peshtigo on Friday, leading the game 3-2 going into the day. The Clippers offense would explode with four runs right off the bus and Sturgeon Bay would never look back, winning 9-2. The Clippers are 7-9 overall and 5-7 in Packerland play and could find themselves back square with two doubleheaders remaining with two wins Tuesday night. 

Gibraltar took on Peshtigo in a doubleheader on Monday night that aired on 105.1 The GOAT. The Vikings will look to take down the Clippers in the doubleheader, something they were unable to do last season, losing both games by a combined four runs. 

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

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers head back to conference play on Monday against NEW Lutheran after a weekend split at the Roncalli Tournament.

The Clippers toppled Hilbert/Stockbridge 12-3 before falling to Two Rivers 12-3. In their game against the Raiders, Tori Alger was 3-4 with an RBI and two runs scored and Caprice Carbajal knocked in a pair of runs.

The Blazers are 3-15 on the year and they have lost their last nine games with their last win coming against Lourdes Academy on April 27th.

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

It was worth the wait for the Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball team as they expanded on their 3-2 suspended lead to beat Peshtigo 9-2 Friday evening.

The Clippers delivered their blow in the fourth inning when Bryce Plzak doubled home one run his brother Caleb singled him in. A Curt Meyer RBI double and a Brody Kollath score on a passed ball later turned a close game into a journey toward a blowout. Danny Lodl singled home Kollath and Plzak to cap off the scoring for the Clippers. 

Kollath picks up the win for the Clippers, who came back from the suspended game to finish off the contest, allowing five hits and two runs across seven innings while striking out six. "I was pleased with how we came out tonight. It was a tough situation to get on a bus and play only 4 innings but we were sharp. Brody Kollath pitched great, and our bats immediately gave us a cushion," said Coach Neal Henrigillis.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers will not have much time to lick their wounds before playing the Peshtigo Bulldogs on the road.

The Clippers were outscored by 19 runs on Thursday as they lost both ends of a doubleheader to Algoma 16-7 and 15-5 (five innings). In game one, Brody Kallath, Curt Meyer, Bryce Plzak, and Gavin Fernandez all had multi-hit games. Meyer did the most damage, registering one of the Clippers' two extra-base hits while driving in three runs. Danny Lodl drove in two runs as he went 1-2 on the day. In game two, Emmett Braschnewitz would score on an error while Garrett Ulburg's RBI single and Cole Frangipane's two-RBI double would take larger bites out of the deficit that had exploded to double-digits. Meyer would hit an RBI single in the fifth, but a single run in the frame was not enough to prevent the mercy rule from going into effect. The four-game losing skid comes after a five-game winning streak. "Tonight was a rough night for us as a club. We couldn't seem to keep anything going in the right direction," head coach Neal Henrigrillis said afterward. "We need to regroup as there are big conference games coming up down the stretch against Gibraltar and Southern Door. In addition, we want to build good momentum going into the playoffs." 

The Bulldogs snapped a four-game losing streak with its opening-game win against Sturgeon Bay Tuesday. While they waited to finish off their game against the Clippers down 3-2, they lost to Little Chute 6-1 on Thursday.

The game will resume at 4:30 p.m.

Tre Wienke shot an 87 in his final round of the regular season to help Sturgeon Bay win the Packerland Conference Thursday at Wander Springs Golf Course in Greenleaf.

The Clippers shot 377 among its top golfers, 20 strokes better than second-place Southern Door and 40 strokes better than third-place Kewaunee. Packerland Conference Golfer of the Year Grant Bauman of Peshtigo shot a meet-best 77 to lead his team to a fourth-place finish on the day.

Click here for meet results

As a result, the Clippers won the conference with Southern Door and Peshtigo finishing in second and third respectively. You can find the final results and the All-Packerland teams below.

Individual results from Wander Springs

Grant Bauman 77 Peshtigo

Finn Salm 82 Gibraltar

Finley LaVine 85 Southern Door

Tre Wienke 87 Sturgeon Bay

Evan Maccaux Kewaunee

Packerland Conference Final Standings

1. Sturgeon Bay(Conference Champions

2. Southern Door

3. Peshtigo

4. Oconto

5. Gibraltar

6. Sevastopol

7. Kewaunee

All Conference Awards

Player of the Year

Grant Bauman Sr. Peshtigo

First Team

Grant Bauman Sr. Peshtigo

Finley LaVine So. Southern Door

Finn Salm So. Gibraltar 

Tre Wienke So. Sturgeon Bay

Isaak Aune Sr. Sturgeon Bay

Evan Maccaux Fr. Kewaunee

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers and the Algoma Wolves will meet Thursday at Memorial Field for a pair of Packerland Conference baseball games as the regular season winds closer to its conclusion. 

The Clippers were on the verge of splitting its matchups with Peshtigo on Tuesday before the second game was called due to darkness. In their 6-5 loss to Peshtigo, the Clippers scored four runs in the seventh but had their rally cut short after taking a 1-0 lead in early in the loss. Danny Lodl with 2-4 with two RBI in the Clippers' loss. The two teams will finish their second game on Friday with the Clippers holding a slim 3-2 advantage. 

The Wolves responded to their struggles on the baseball diamond against Kewaunee with a two-game sweep of NEW Lutheran by the scores of 4-2 and 7-3. The team has won five of their last seven games after suffering a four-game losing skid.

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

A four-run seventh-inning rally was not enough, as the Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball came up short against the Peshtigo Bulldogs 6-5 on Tuesday.  Danny Lodl led the Clippers with two hits and two RBIs in the loss.  Cole Frangipane and Bryce Plzak had two hits each as well.  Plzak took the loss going four innings and giving up four earned runs while striking out four.  The Clippers are now 6-7 for the season.  

The second game was suspended for darkness with the score 3-2 in favor of Peshtigo.  That game will be made up this Friday. 

The Sturgeon Bay track team had an impressive night on Tuesday at the 8-team Algoma invitational, the Clipper girls took second and the boys 3rd.

Clipper highlights from Tuesday's track and field meet include:

Cate Anderson was first in the 100 hurdles and Nida Zukauskaite 2nd.

Andrea Wilke 1st in the pole vault with a personal best vault of 9'

Madelyn Wind 3rd in shot put and 6th in discus.

Nida Zukauskaite 2nd in the 300-meter hurdles, and Briana Barganz 7th.

The 4x100 relay of Tiviana Andropolis, Cady Carlson, Ella Tarkowski and Cate Anderson was 3rd.

The 4x400 relay of Cate Anderson, Jade Tomberlin, Julia Kurek and Nida Zukauskaite were 2nd.

Julia Kurek 1st in the 3200-meter run

In the 1600-meter run, Julia Kurek was 2nd, Julia Michalski was 4th and Claire Quaderer 5th.

800meter run, Jade Tomberlin 5th and Julia Michalski 8th.

Tiviana Andropolis 4th in the 200-meter run

In the 100-meter run, Ella Tarkowski was 3rd with Cady Carlson 6th

For the boy's team

In the 100-meter dash, Patrick Haese was 3rd, followed by Kordell Anderson in 7th

200-meter run Chase Hasenjager was 5th

800 meter run ozzie Langfeldt 4th and Zone Winke 7th.

1600 meter run Zone Winke 3rd.

110 high hurdles, Ozzie Langfeldt 2nd, Ryan Felhofer 4th and Espen Walker 6th

The relay team of Chase Hasenjager, Kordell Anderson, Craven Lautenbach, and Patrick Haese took 3rd in the 4x100 and 4th in the 4x200

4x400 relay took 3rd with a team of Gannon Evers, Ozzie Langfeldt, Zone Winke, and Xavier Jandrin

Xavier Jandrin also took 2nd in the pole vault.

Shot put, Braden Evers was 2nd followed by Gannon Evers in 6th

Discuss, Gannon Evers 4th and Braden Evers 6th

High Jump Espen Walker 2nd and Chase Hasenjager 7th

Long jump, Patrick Haese 5th

Triple Jump Craven Lautenbach 4th and Jasper Goettleman 8th.

Espen Walker in high jump

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball team looks to forget its 16-0 loss to Chilton and get back to its winning ways on Tuesday when it plays two games at Peshtigo Tuesday. 

The Clippers' loss to the Tigers snapped a five-game winning streak, which included four conference wins. Following their weekend split, head coach Neal Henrigillis said, "There were two sides of the coin today. We played very well in the first game against Manawa, however, we weren't quite ready for Chilton. However, they are one of the best Division 2 teams in the state and they showed it right from the get go. It was a good test for us. That Chilton game will allow us to regroup and get better going forward."

The Bulldogs have followed up their sweep of Sevastopol by getting swept by Algoma and Southern Door. They are now 3-7 on the season, with all three wins coming in the Packerland Conference.

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

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers softball team used patience to build up their lead and take their Packerland Conference matchup against Gibraltar 10-0 in five innings.

After a scoreless first inning, Clippers scored their first runs of the game when Coral Frangipane knocked in two runs following a Vikings' error. The Clippers added two more runs in the bottom of the third inning when Madeline Propsom and Caprice Carbajal each had RBI singles.  

The Vikings' miscues would pile up in the latter stages of the game as the Clippers scored their final six runs on just two hits. They instead took advantage of two errors and four walks to set up the victory. Propsom, Lilly Cihlar, and Carbajal all had RBI in the fifth inning to put the game away for the Clippers for their first Packerland win. Annika Schoeneman went the distance for the Clippers, allowing just one single to Gibraltar's Pam Prescott while striking out seven.

Emile Glocke took the loss for the Vikings, allowing seven runs on seven hits across four innings of work. She struck out three Clippers but walked five on the afternoon.

The Clippers will head to Peshtigo for a pair of games on Tuesday beginning at 4:30 p.m. The Bulldogs sit on top of the Packerland standings with a 10-0 record. Their pitching has been stingy, allowing just 28 runs on the season compared to scoring over 100 runs to help their cause. Bulldogs pitching has allowed three runs or less in 10 of their 14 games (14-0) this season.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team will take to Clark Field on Monday night to battle NEC opponent Fox Valley Lutheran.

The Clippers stretched their point streak to five with its 0-0 draw against Green Bay East Friday at City Stadium in Green Bay. They are 3-0-2 during that span with a +13 goal differential.

The Foxes have been two different squads depending on whether they are playing an NEC opponent or not. Within the NEC, they are 4-0-1 with a +25 goal differential. Take the Foxes out of the NEC, they are 0-5 with a -21 goal differential.

The opening kick is set for 5 p.m.

It was a tale of two games on the day for the Sturgeon Bay Clippers as they beat Manawa 16-6 and lost to Chilton 16-0 in consecutive games on Saturday.

In game one, the Clippers scored in every inning, including a five-run tone-setter in the second inning and another four-run outburst in the fifth. In his first athletic competition since suffering a leg injury during a football game against Kewaunee, Danny Lodl went 3-4 with three RBI while Emmett Braschnewitz, Brody Kollath, and Curt Meyer all cashed in with two RBI. Caden LeMieux earned the victory, allowing five runs (two earned) on four hits and striking out one.

Game two went poorly for the Clippers as they were sunk after an 11-run opening frame by Chilton. Lodl and Bryce Plzak each failed to go at least one inning while giving up a combined 11 runs (6 ER, all on Lodl). Plzak and LeMeiux provided the only offense of the game for the Clippers with one hit apiece. Chilton had four players collect at least two RBI, led by Kyle Davidson's four.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team wants more success on their Green Bay swing trip on Friday when they battle Green Bay East after beating Green Bay NEW Lutheran 3-1 on Thursday.

The Clippers peppered NEW Lutheran's Cassidy Gallagher with nine shots on goal in its 3-1 victory. They head south to face Green Bay East at City Stadium for a 6:30 p.m. first kick.

The Red Devils are 7-4 on the year, either posting a clean sheet or being held scoreless in 10 of their 11 games so far this season. They have won two of their last three matches, including a 1-0 win over Peshtigo Thursday.

The Sturgeon Bay golf team broke 200 strokes again on Thursday at Peninsula State Park Golf Course in Ephraim, winning Packerland Conference Tour Stop #5.

The Clippers won the meet with a score of 186, 17 strokes better than second-place Southern Door and 28 strokes better than third-place Sevastopol. 

Peshtigo's Grant Bauman posted the best score of the day with a 39 while Sturgeon Bay's Isaak Aune (43) and Tre Weinke (44), Sevastopol's Frankie DeYoung (45), and Southern Door's Finley LaVine all shot a 45 or better.

Click here to see the full score sheet

Team Scores

Sturgeon Bay 186

Southern Door 203

Sevastopol 214

Kewaunee 222

Oconto 223

Gibraltar 228

Peshtigo 236

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers softball team and the Gibraltar Vikings softball team will both be looking for their first conference win when they square off with each other on Friday afternoon for a doubleheader. 

The lone win for the Clippers this season comes against Elcho by a 19-9 score. In Packerland Conference play, Sturgeon Bay has been outscored by their opponents 14-92, including 11-0 and 17-2 losses to the Eagles of Southern Door the last time the Clippers played. Sturgeon Bay won the lone matchup of last season between the two teams, winning 22-0. 

Gibraltar, much like the Clippers, have struggled to begin the season. The Vikings have been held to three runs or less in eight of their nine games played this season, the only exception being a 15-9 loss to Sheboygan Lutheran. Gibraltar will look to bring that offensive output to Sturgeon Bay on Friday as they look for their first win of the season. 

First pitch of the doubleheader is set for 4:30 p.m. 

The Sturgeon Bay girls' soccer team will head south Thursday afternoon to face NEW Lutheran.

The Clippers have struggled to stay on the pitch, having almost as many games postponed or canceled (five) as they have played (4-3 in seven games). They blew out Little Chute 8-0 on Tuesday, 

The Blazers have answered a four-game skid with a two-game winning streaking, beating up on Clintonville 7-1 and Roncall 7-0.

Kickoff is set for 4 p.m.

After seeing their game get postponed on Monday, the Sturgeon Bay soccer will try it again on Tuesday night, this time traveling to Little Chute.

After being outscored 13-0 across two games against Seymour and Kiel, the Clippers snuffed out a 1-0 win against their county rivals Sevastopol/Gibraltar last week. That evened their record at 3-3-0.

The Mustangs had been 0-5 with a goal differential of -40 before erupting in its last game to snap the skid with a 6-0 win over Clintonville.

Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball team, who has won four straight games coming into Tuesday, will take on their rival the Southern Door Eagles in a doubleheader. 

Sturgeon Bay was scheduled to take on Algoma on Saturday, but that matchup was postponed due to weather conditions making the game unplayable. The Clippers have taken their last two doubleheaders against NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy by scores of 18-8 and 5-4, and defeated Sevastopol 12-2 and 18-8. Sturgeon Bay lost both games to the Eagles last season. 

Southern Door had the chance to play on Saturday in Peshtigo, and took full advantage of it. The Eagles defeated the Peshtigo Bulldogs on the road by scores of 15-5 and 17-3. Southern Door has started their season 9-1 overall, and are 8-0 in Packerland play, sitting atop the conference with Kewaunee. The lone loss this season for the Eagles came from St. Mary’s Catholic, losing 3-2 on April 22nd. 

Gary Barta and Reece Robillard will be on the call from Memorial Field on U-102.1 and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com. The pregame show is slated for 4:15 with first pitch at 4:30 between the Clippers and Eagles. 

The Sturgeon Bay girls' soccer team hopes to hit the pitch on Monday when they battle Two Rivers at Clark Field.

After being outscored 13-0 across two games against Seymour and Kiel, the Clippers snuffed out a 1-0 win against their county rivals Sevastopol/Gibraltar last week. That evened their record at 3-3-0.

The Raiders are yet to score this year in their four matches, losing twice 10-0 and another pair of games by 5-0 scores.

Kickoff is scheduled for 5 p.m.