1 | POWER 25 | ||||
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2 | AWAY | SCORE | HOME | SCORE | |
3 | No. 23 Kettle Moraine | 8 | No. 2 Marquette University | 1 | |
4 | Backed by a dominant performance on the bump from Tyler Wille, and Miles Burchardt, the Laser took down No. 2 Marquette. Wille got the start for Kettle Moraine and in his three innings of work he allowed just one earned one on two hits and tallied six strikeouts. Burchardt relieved Wille and was equally impressive across his four innings as he allowed three hits, six strikeouts and only one walk. Offensively, the bottom of the Laser's lineup was hot and Layson Fabisiak led the way with two doubles, a single, and three RBIs. Reed Burns also tallied three hits, including a double and he drove in two. Rounding out the the offensive efforts was Jimmy Angle and Cade Buchholz who each recorded a pair of singles and Buchholz drove in two runs, as well. | ||||
5 | No. 4 Franklin | 37 | Racine Park | 0 | |
6 | The high octane Saber offense was led by Bennett Schueller who went off for a single, a pair of doubles, and a triple en route to his nine RBI day. Cooper Kamlay went a perfect 5-for-5 which included a double and four singles, and finished the day with eight RBIs. Boston Halloran also put together an impressive day at the plate as he hit for the cycle and drove in six runs, too. Dylan Cunningham and Cael Lynch each also tallied four hits and drove in a combined six runs, too. On the mound, Ben Verges and Bradley Corcoran combined to no-hit the Panthers in the run-rule shortened game, and combined for seven strikeouts. | ||||
7 | Racine Horlick | 3 | No. 12 Oak Creek | 13 | |
8 | The Knights grabbed their second win over Racine Horlick of the week. The offense was hot for Oak Creek as they went off for 20 hits and were led by four hit performances from CJ Trask and Nathan Schopf, and they drove in a combined five runs, too. Cade Palkowski and Evan Calderon each tallied three hits and one RBI. Nathan Hanel homered and singled in the game, finishing with one RBI as well. On the mound Ryan Buchta, Brady Rickert, and Brock Peterson combined to hold the Horlick lineup to just the three runs and combined for nine strikeouts. | ||||
9 | Kenosha Indian Trail | 4 | No. 21 Kenosha Tremper | 6 | |
10 | After losing to this same Indian Trail team just a couple of days ago, the Tremper Trojans evened the series on Wednesday. Leading the way offensively for the Trojans was Ryne Lesnik who tallied a double and two singles, driving in a run and scoring one in the process. Cam Prickett and Cal Adamczyk each singled twice with Adamczyk also driving in one and Prickett scored two. Tanner White and Vance Gerou rounded out the scoring efforts for Tremper as they each recorded an RBI on one hit apiece. On the mound, Jack DeRousse earned the save across his three innings of work as he scattered just two hits and struck out three. On Friday, these same teams matchup again with a big conference series win on the line. | ||||
11 | MORE WIAA RESULTS | ||||
12 | Janesville Parker | 3 | Verona | 1 | |
13 | After an 0-7 start to the year, Janesville Parker got their first win of the season against a tough Verona squad, pulling off an upset. Gavyn Novak was the difference-maker in this one, going 2-for-3 with two RBIs. The Vikings got just enough offense, as they used the performance of Carter Smalley to carry them to victory. Smalley carved up the Wildcats' lineup, throwing 6.1 innings and striking out 11, only allowing three hits and one run. Despite threatening in the final inning, Novak was able to slam the door as the closer and earn Janesville Parker their first win of the year. | ||||
14 | Kenosha Bradford/Reuther | 9 | Racine Case | 3 | |
15 | Two hits from Nolan Shiplett, Jackson LaBuda, and Joey Hagen, along with three RBIs off of Max Strash's bat carried Kenosha Bradford to their second win in as many days against Racine Case. Alex Boyle was solid on the mound too, going five innings, striking out seven and allowing zero earned runs. | ||||
16 | Milwaukee King | 1 | Wauwatosa East | 11 | |
17 | Wauwatosa East took advantage of 10 walks, while also stringing together seven hits to take down a hot Milwaukee King team, who entered the game on a six-game winning streak. Gavin Thompson was not retired in this one, going 2-for-2 with two runs scored and an RBI. Tyler Meyer, Dane Vermillion, and Jack Templeton each chipped in two RBIs for the Red Raiders as well. Liam St. Denis was solid for four innings on the bump, allowing one hit and striking out seven. | ||||
18 | New Berlin Eisenhower | 3 | Pius XI Catholic | 1 | |
19 | Addison Tevz was dominant on the mound for New Berlin Eisenhower in their win against Pius XI. The Popes could not catch up to the veteran right hander, as Tevz pitched a complete game, striking out 14 and only allowing three walks and two hits. Tevz finished 2-for-3 at the plate as well. Kayden Berenz was 2-for-4, and River Lindsey, Axel Krainz, and Jack Bretzmann were all run producers on the evening to lead the Lions' offensive attack. | ||||
20 | Middleton | 15 | Milton | 14 | |
21 | Milton erupted for eight runs in the final inning of play on Wednesday, but ultimately came up a run short in a shootout. Both teams each had 10 hits and five errors. Jason Morgan, Alden Cleary, and Jackson Rademacher each had two hits for Middleton in this one, leading the offensive rampage. Cleary and Hayden Hellenbrand both had a double as well. The Cardinals used a 10-run fifth inning to give themselves a large enough cushion to survive the Red Hawks' comeback. Justin Schnell hit a grand slam during the eight-run seventh inning, and Owen Holcomb and Jordan Bundy both had multi-hit games for Milton in a losing effort. | ||||
22 | Beloit Memorial | 6 | Madison Memorial | 15 | |
23 | Madison Memorial's offense ended up overwhelming Beloit Memorial in this one, as the Spartans scored 11 unanswered runs in their win. Five members of Madison Memorial had two hits on the day, including two doubles from Luke DiLorenzo, and a home run off of the bat of Andrew Allen. After Cashton Jones got off to a shaky start, he settled in nicely for five innings, punching out eight. Logan Lenz came on to throw the last two, and was dominant. He struck out four batters and held down the Beloit Memorial offense, which put up five runs in the first two innings. | ||||
24 | La Farge | 0 | Barneveld | 10 |