1 | POWER 25 | ||||
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2 | AWAY | SCORE | HOME | SCORE | DETAILS |
3 | West Bend West | 2 | No. 1 Whitefish Bay | 17 | MORE |
4 | The Blue Dukes stayed undefeated as they beat West Bend West and improve to 3-0. For Bay on friday DJ Kojis got the start where he went four innings, tallying seven strikeouts while not allowing a run on two hits. Although many players contributed to the 17 runs, Louisville commit MIchael Lippe led the charge as he drove in four runners, coming from a grand slam in the fourth. Yet another dominant win by our current No.1 ranked team. | ||||
5 | No. 8 Eau Claire North | 11 | Rice Lake | 1 | MORE |
6 | In their first game of the season, Eau Claire North cruised to a win over Rice Lake. The Huskies were hot out of the gates on Friday, putting up four runs in the first inning. There was no stopping this North squad as they scored in every inning of this five inning game. The group of Jalen Pascal, Jonah Hanson, and Chase Watkins led this lineup, each having two RBIs. Throwing four innings in his start, Andrew Milner also earned the win as he only allowed one unearned run on five hits. | ||||
7 | No. 10 Catholic Memorial | 2 | No. 23 Marquette | 9 | |
8 | No. 10 Catholic Memorial | 4 | No. 23 Marquette | 6 | |
9 | Marquette moved to 4-0 on Saturday following a doubleheader sweep of the talented Crusaders. The 'Toppers received overwhelming pitching performances in the first game by RHP Gavin Gawronski and RHP Michael Zidanic, who combined for seven innings and eight Ks. Offensively, Michael Cesarz was 2-for-3 with a double, and sparked the heart of the order behind him to pour it on throughout the first win. Sam Wronski also collected two hits, including a double, Joseph Halser and Ethan Goll also added two hits each and scored twice each; Max Stocco drove in two runs. In a closer game two, Cesarz's first inning single to center drove in Parker Wyatt to grant Marquette another lead early, though CMH rallied back to grab its first lead of the day in the third frame on a two-out base hit by senior Aiden Haney. Ian Reno knotted the game back up after he drove in Lucas Barnes in the fifth, who led the half-inning off with a double to left. Run-scoring base hits by Stocco and Wronski pushed Marquette into a 4-2 lead, and a CMH error made it 5-2. Catholic Memorial pulled back within a run in the sixth, but Wronski came on to close in the seventh protecting a 6-4 lead and he needed only seven pitches to lock it down to help carry Marquette to the two wins on the day and an overall strong start to the season for the program. | ||||
10 | No. 11 Eau Claire Memorial | 3 | La Crosse Central | 4 | MORE |
11 | No. 11 Eau Claire Memorial | 12 | La Crosse Central | 2 | MORE |
12 | In the first game of the double-header La Crosse Central took down No. 11 Eau Claire Memorial. Eau Claire got on the board first as Willy Thibodeau smoked a line drive to left field in the second inning, scoring one. Then in the fifth inning the Old Abes got two more runs from a Jack Redwine double, making it 3-0. In the bottom of the fifth, La Crosse Central put up three runs of their own to tie the game. Things would stay tied and eventually go into extra innings. In the bottom of the eighth, La Crosse Centrals Tyler Young walked things off with a double to left-field and gave us yet another upset early into the season. In the second game things were all Eau Claire Memorial from the start. In the second inning, the Old Abe lineup scored seven runs, highlighted by a two-run home run from potential POTY candidate, Dylan O'Connell. On the bump, Tyson Allen got the win. In his start, Allen went three innings, tallying six strikeouts and allowing two runs on two hits. | ||||
13 | Green Bay Preble | 5 | No. 12 Bay Port | 4 | MORE |
14 | On Saturday, No. 10 Bay Port was on the losing side in a close game against Green Bay Preble. Things were all Bay Port to start the game as they scored three runs in the first inning and eventually stretched their lead to four runs in only the second. That was all that Ian Johnson and this Prebele squad would allow, settling in after the second inning and proceeding to cruise to the finish line. Johnson's start lasted six innings in which he tallied seven strikeouts while giving up four runs on seven hits. Johnson also helped himself out as he had two RBIs in the game. | ||||
15 | Wausau West | 0 | No. 15 Hudson | 11 | MORE |
16 | Wausau West | 1 | No. 15 Hudson | 3 | MORE |
17 | The Raiders swept the double-header against Wausau West over the weekend for their first two wins of the year. In the first game, Wylie Baurner had an outstanding day at the plate. Baurner went a perfect 2-for-2 which included a grand slam and left him with a team leading four RBIs. Logan Vonberge was brilliant in his start for Hudson. Vonberge pitched five innings of shut out baseball while racking up seven strikeouts. Things were a lot closer in the second game. One RBI each from Jake Busson, Owen Weadge, and Brennan Ducharme were the only offense Hudson could muster up, but thanks to the aforementioned Weadge's efforts on the mound it was all they needed. Weadge got the nod for the Raiders and in his five and 1/3 innings of work, he struck out nine while only giving up one run. Ben Berkhof then came in to get the final outs of the game and did it successfully with three strikeouts. | ||||
18 | No. 16 Stevens Point | 7 | DeForest | 3 | MORE |
19 | DeForest | 1 | No. 16 Stevens Point | 11 | MORE |
20 | Finally able to get out on the field, SPASH made a positive impression in their first two games of 2022 WIAA action. The Panthers scored five runs in the first two innings of the first game, aided by sophomore Noah Marschke's loud day at the plate. The left-handed hitter drove in three runs in total on two hits, pacing SPASH offensively. Senior three-hole hitter Kaden Thauer added two knocks of his own and the Panthers managed to take game one of this double-header despite being out-hit by DeForest. The script flipped in the second game with the Panthers cruising to an 11-1 victory, pounding out 11 hits in just four innings at the plate. They scored four in the first and seventh in the fourth, led by Bennett Klish's three-hit performance that included two doubles out of the leadoff spot. Ben Raczek, Riley Warzynski, and Bryce Ehr all drove in two runs on two hits, with Raczek doubling in the win as well. Colby Hintz worked three scoreless innings in relief to lockdown the Panthers' sweep, striking out four batters on 46 pitches without issuing a walk. | ||||
21 | No. 19 Greendale | 3 | University School of Milwaukee | 6 | MORE |
22 | USM is off to great start this spring and added another Power 25 upset to their resume with this win against Greendale on Friday. Leading the charge offensively for the Wildcats was Jason Adix and Will Reese who each contributed an RBI. On the mound the trio of James Reese, Graham Kasten, and Vidal Colon teamed up to shutdown a talented Greendale lineup and left Vidal Colon with his second win of the year. | ||||
23 | No.19 Greendale | 10 | Mukwonago | 4 | MORE |
24 | Despite losing a tough one to University School the night before, Greendale stayed positive and beat Mukwonago on Saturday. The Panthers got off to a hot start, scoring a total of six runs on the first three innings. Andy Justus and Keegan Norton combined for six RBIs to pace this Greendale squad offensively; five of them came in the first three innings. Jack Lentz was the starter for the Panthers and in his four quality innings he logged nine strikeouts while allowing one earned run on three hits. The aforementioned Justus came in for the final three innings and was solid enough to keep the lead, allowing two earned runs on four hits while tallying 3 strikeouts. | ||||
25 | Madison West | 2 | No. 21 Verona | 3 | MORE |
26 | Verona avoided the Power 25 upset with a walk off single by Mason Armstrong on Saturday. Things looked bleak for Verona to start the game as Madison West scored two runs on a homerun by Ohio commit Caleb Karll in the first inning. But that was all starting pitcher Logan Neuroth would give up in his five innings of work. Riley Peterson pitched in relief and threw two scoreless innings giving the Wildcat lineup a chance to win the game. After scoring one run in the fifth on a sacrifice fly from G Jones and scoring a run on an error, Mason Armstrong came in with the bases loaded in the final inning and delivered the walk off single. | ||||
27 | Auburndale | 2 | No. 22 Medford | 10 | MORE |
28 | No. 22 Medford | 10 | Auburndale | 3 | |
29 | Medford swept a double-header against Auburndale on Saturday to improve to 5-0 on the season. In the first game Logan Baumgartner paced this Raider team offensively with four RBIs while going 2-for-4 at the plate. Although he did not start, Steve Hraby got the win as he came in relief during the second inning and pitched the rest of the game. in his five and 2/3 innings of work Hraby tallied three strikeouts and gave up zero runs on two hits. In the second game Medford had a few big innings en route to their 10-3 win. These innings were powered by Parker Lissner, Braxton Weissmiller, and Seth Mudgett who all had multiple RBIs in the game for Medford. The trio of Tanny Hraby, Brigham Kelley, and Ty Metz teamed up to shut down the Auburndale offense, allowing only three earned runs. | ||||
30 | Wauwatosa East | 5 | No. 23 Marquette | 6 | MORE |
31 | A classic Greater Metro Conference contest took place at Kapco Field on Thursday night. Down by two runs heading into the top of the seventh inning, the Red Raiders scored two runs on a triple by senior Thomas Harper. Wauwatosa East quickly retired the first two batters in the bottom half of the inning, but a walk and drop third strike put the winning run into scoring position. In a 3-1 count, sophomore Joseph Halser singled on a line drive to center field, securing the walk-off victory for Marquette. Wichita State commit Luke Angew allowed one earned run across five strong innings, punching out five batters for Marquette in the process. Chase Terry drove two runs in, while Halser collected two hits in total. The aforementioned Harper finished the game with three hits and three RBIs, while junior Tyler Meyer totaled two singles in the loss. | ||||
32 | Brookfield Academy | 7 | No. 24 Brookfield Central | 8 | MORE |
33 | On Saturday, No. 24 Brookfield Central took on Brookfield Academy. Central was on fire to start this game as Ben Bratina and Luke Langjahr each got an RBI in the first inning. In the second inning Matthew Mueller tallied two RBIs of his own and Luke Langjahr added two more RBIs early into the game. The Brookfield Academy bats then started to heat up as Nolan Kahle, M Hoefgen and R Campbell each drove in a run in the third inning and make the score 6-3 and later on scored two more runs on a walk and HBP. In the final innings of the game Aren Robinson plated one run to go up 8-6 going into the final inning which would end up being the winning run as Brookfield Academy scored one of their own in the last inning of the game. | ||||
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35 | Mosinee | 1 | Wautoma | 2 | MORE |
36 | One of the top sophomores in the entire state, southpaw Logan Dunn was masterful for Wautoma in their one-run home win against Mosinee. Dunn didn't allow an earned run across his 6 2/3 innings, punching out 11 batters in the process and walking just one. Relieving him was Christian Weiss, who retired the final out of the game on four pitches to lock down the win. Weiss was the Hornets' lone run producer in the win, as he drove in two runs on a single in the bottom half of the fifth inning. | ||||
37 | Waukesha West | 8 | Elkhorn Area | 18 | |
38 | Elkhorn Area | 6 | Fort Atkinson | 4 | |
39 | The Elks hammered out 11 hits and brought 18 runs home in their first win on Saturday's double-header action. Jack Nokes tallied three hits and scored three runs out of the leadoff spot, while Samuel Woolever scored three runs of his own and singled twice. Cleanup hitter Brayden Marks, who's one of the state's top senior prospects, drove in five runs in total, including a double. Both Jacob Lueptow and Noah Anzalone walked three times in their game one win. It was the sophomore Lueptow who toed the rubber for Elkhorn in game two, punching out nine batters across six innings, allowing just two to score. Elkhorn scored five runs on two hits in total, capitalizing on miscues by the Fort Atkinson defense. | ||||
40 | Randolph | 2 | Markesan | 12 | MORE |
41 | Randolph | 10 | Markesan | 6 | MORE |
42 | Markesan jumped on Randolph early, scoring eight runs in the first inning and putting this game out of reach quickly. That bodes especially true with ace Chayce Osterhaus on the mound, as the former PBR Future Games participant struck out six across three scoreless innings in his start. Osterhaus helped his own cause offensively, homering and driving in three runs. Leadoff hitter Jaden Walker went 3-for-3 with four RBIs and scored two runs, while Aiden Schmick added two hits of his own to the mix, walking twice. Trevor Roberts capped the Hornets' offensive attack with two RBIs of his own. Randolph responded valiantly in game two, defeating the Hornets 10-6. Walker stayed hot for Markesan with two additional hits out of the lineup's top spot, while Osterhaus and Schmick each doubled in the loss. | ||||
43 | Amherst | 12 | Whitewater | 1 | MORE |
44 | Amherst | 3 | Whitewater | 1 | MORE |
45 | The Falcons improved to 4-0 on the season with a clean sweep of the Whippets this past weekend. They took care of business rather easily in the first of two games, pounding out 14 hits and scoring a run in all but one inning. Jake Hoffman doubled and scored three runs out of the leadoff spot, finishing game one with two hits, while Wyatt Blaskowski added two hits of his own out of the three-hole, driving in two. Wisconsin-Milwaukee commit Benjamin Lee went 3-for-4 with three RBIs and Landon Moe matched him out of the five spot in the order with three hits of his own, including a double. Blaskowski drew the start for Amherst, allowing just an earned run across four innings of work, striking out eight in total. Game two finished in five innings, with the Falcons breaking the tie in the top half of the fifth with two free passes with the bases loaded. Moe was the headliner in this game, as he twirled five innings of one-run ball, holding Whitewater to just two hits in total while striking out six. Amherst is a team capable of making some noise throughout the season and they'll certainly be a group to monitor moving forward. | ||||
46 | Marshall | 1 | Edgerton | 7 | MORE |
47 | Marshall | 5 | Edgerton | 8 | MORE |
48 | The Crimson Tide started their season off strong with a double-header sweep of Marshall. Peyton Lee had himself a day in game one, going 3-for-4 with an RBI out of the two-hole for Edgerton. He was also the Crimson Tide's starting pitcher, striking out eight batters without allowing an earned run across four innings, walking just one. Steven Olson helped contribute to Edgerton's first victory out of the cleanup spot, driving in two runs, while Liam Punzel added two hits of his own, too. Lee stole the show again in game two, as he built off his previous offensive performance with an even more impressive one. Lee doubled and homered, driving in three runs and scoring three of his own while walking twice. His early outburst helped Edgerton score seven runs in the first inning and not relinquish the lead despite valiant efforts from Marshall. | ||||
49 | Parkview | 0 | Deerfield | 9 | MORE |
50 | Parkview | 0 | Deerfield | 17 | MORE |
51 | The Demons hammered out 18 hits in their double-header sweep of Parkview on Saturday, taking care of business rather handedly and showing the potency of their offense - a unit that features one of the state's top juniors in Cal Fisher. Fisher paced the WIAA in home runs last season with 10 and launched one in game one, finishing with two RBIs and two runs scored. Eric Staszak drove in two runs of his own, while Austin Anderson and Kris Hahn added an RBI each to the mix as well. Anderson drew the nod for Deerfield on the mound and struck out 11 batters, limiting the Parkview offense to just three hits in total. The Demons' exploded in the second game, with several multi-hit performances across the board. Fisher doubled twice and finished the game with three hits, driving in two runs and scoring three times himself. Hitting right behind him is sophomore Adam Suess, who went 4-for-4 with five RBIs and three runs scored. Stephen Bagley homered, Staszak added two more hits to his daily total, and Jackson Droback singled twice, driving in two. | ||||
52 | Rice Lake | 9 | Mishicot | 2 | MORE |
53 | Viroqua | 6 | Rice Lake | 9 | MORE |
54 | Despite a tough loss against No. 8 Eau Claire North, Rice Lake bounced back the following day to get two wins of their own. The Warriors churned out nine runs on 11 hits, highlighted by a two RBI day from leadoff hitter Matt Juza and three RBI performance from Tyson Lapoint who was also the starting pitcher for Rice Lake. In his start, Lapoint received the win, going five innings and allowed two runs on three hits while tallying four strikeouts. In the second game of the day for Rice Lake, Alex Belongia paced the Warrior lineup. Out of the four spot, Belongia went a perfect 3-for-3 while also batting in three RBIs. | ||||
55 | Westosha Central | 7 | Kenosha Indian Trail | 0 | MORE |
56 | Indiana commit Adam Switalski and Scott Schulz teamed up to shut-out a quality Indian Trail opponent. Switalski was brilliant in his start, going six innings while only allowing three hits and logging seven strikeouts. Schulz came in for the final inning, and it took him just 14 pitches to end the game and keep the shut-out alive. Offensively, one of Westosha's aces, Michael Mulhollon led the way with three RBIs. Nick Argersinger, the aforementioned Switalski, and Chase Kerman each contributed a RBI themselves. Overall, a really good team win by this Westosha Central squad and one to keep an eye on as the season drags on. | ||||
57 | Gibraltar | 10 | Florence | 7 | |
58 | Mishicot | 2 | Rice Lake | 9 | |
59 | Viroqua | 6 | Rice Lake | 9 | |
60 | Martin Luther | 0 | Grafton | 13 | |
61 | Parkview | 0 | Deerfield | 9 | |
62 | Marshall | 1 | Edgerton | 7 | |
63 | Marshall | 5 | Edgerton | 8 | |
64 | Stratford | 0 | Mosinee | 10 | |
65 | Beaver Dam | 4 | Saint Thomas More | 2 | |
66 | Stanley-Boyd | 7 | Chetek-Weyerhaeuser | 6 | |
67 | Cumberland | 5 | Lake Mills | 15 | |
68 | Viroqua | 1 | Adams-Friendship | 2 | |
69 | New Richmond | 2 | Prescott | 1 | |
70 | La Crescent-Hokah | 12 | De Soto | 0 | |
71 | Weston | 0 | Westfield | 20 | |
72 | Parkview | 0 | Deerfield | 17 | |
73 | Randolph | 10 | Markesan | 6 | |
74 | Wayland Academy | 0 | Lourdes Academy | 19 | |
75 | Pecatonica | 12 | River Ridge | 0 | |
76 | Grafton | 19 | Martin Luther | 3 | |
77 | North Fond du Lac | 13 | Tomahawk | 9 | |
78 | Rib Lake | 2 | Marathon | 3 | |
79 | Westosha Central | 7 | Kenosha Indian Trail | 0 | |
80 | Mishicot | 6 | Florence | 7 | |
81 | New Glarus | 10 | Monticello/Albany | 0 | |
82 | Westfield | 2 | Royall | 3 | |
83 | Waukesha West | 7 | Fort Atkinson | 2 | |
84 | Wayland Academy | 4 | Lourdes Academy | 15 | |
85 | Cumberland | 4 | Escanaba | 1 | |
86 | New Richmond | 5 | Baldwin-Woodville | 1 | |
87 | Abbotsford/Colby | 2 | Wausau East | 10 | |
88 | Aquinas | 16 | Holmen | 8 | |
89 | Belmont | 0 | Dodgeville | 11 | |
90 | Waunakee | 1 | Oregon | 13 | |
91 | Ellsworth | 1 | New Richmond | 15 | |
92 | Slinger | 6 | Nicolet | 4 | |
93 | Alma Center Lincoln | 0 | Augusta | 10 | |
94 | Colfax | 0 | Boyceville | 10 | |
95 | Brookfield East | 5 | Brookfield Academy | 1 | |
96 | Cambridge | 5 | Lakeside Lutheran | 7 | |
97 | Poynette | 10 | Westfield | 5 | |
98 | Waukesha South | 13 | Kettle Moraine | 16 | |
99 | Wausaukee | 0 | Coleman | 13 | |
100 | Boscobel | 12 | Iowa-Grant | 14 | |
101 | Crivitz | 13 | Gillett/Suring | 4 | |
102 | Dominican | 7 | Racine Lutheran/Prairie | 8 | |
103 | Kenosha Christian Life | 2 | University School | 10 | |
104 | Berlin | 1 | Ripon | 13 | |
105 | Brodhead/Juda | 2 | McFarland | 7 | |
106 | Kettle Moraine Lutheran | 3 | Kewaskum | 1 | |
107 | Milwaukee King | 8 | Brown Deer/Shorewood | 7 | |
108 | Rio | 2 | Deerfield | 7 | |
109 | Port Washington | 17 | New Berlin Eisenhower | 14 | |
110 | Catholic Central | 0 | Saint Thomas More | 10 |