1 | POWER 25 | ||||
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2 | AWAY | SCORE | HOME | SCORE | DETAILS |
3 | No. 1 Whitefish Bay | 14 | West Bend East | 4 | MORE |
4 | The Blue Dukes cruised to a 14-4 conference win over West Bend East on Monday. Leading the way offensively for Whitefish Bay was Mitch Voit who grabbed four hits in his five at-bats, one of them being a homerun, and he finished the game with four RBIs. Another key contributor was Jack Nau who also tallied four RBIs on two hits and also homered in the contest as well. JD Dix, Ryan Carew, and Jack Counsell each doubled, with Carew tallying two doubles. Earning the win for the Blue Dukes was Gavin Farnsworth due to his efforts scattered across five innings. | ||||
5 | No. 2 Franklin | 8 | Kenosha Indian Trail | 5 | |
6 | Franklin started their week off with a conference win over a solid Indian Trail squad. At the plate, Lucas Farin put together a solid day as he went 2-for-4 and finished the day with three RBIs. Carson Flugaur, Evan Iwinski, and Max Martin each collected two hits and Boston Halloran added in a solo homerun to round out this Saber offense. Iwinski also earned the win on the mound as he allowed three earned run in his 4 2/3 innings and tallied two strikeouts. Carson Reinhardt piggybacked off of Iwinski and earned the save due to his two shutout innings of work. | ||||
7 | Neenah | 2 | No. 4 Kimberly | 12 | |
8 | Last week, these two teams went up against each other and despite a slow start offensively, Kimberly came out on top 2-0. In Monday's matchup, the Kimberly offense was dominant as they exploded for 12 runs. Leading this potent Papermaker offense was Josh Bailey who smacked a three run homer in a seven run third inning. Evan Olson, Colin Obermann and Brady Koester each collected two RBIs with Koester and Olson also grabbing doubles as well. Brayden Deering earned the win and continued his dominant season due to his efforts over five innings. | ||||
9 | No. 7 Marquette University | 5 | Brookfield East | 4 | |
10 | Marquette nudged itself closer to a Greater Metro title with Monday's win over Brookfield East, a game in which they rallied back down 4-2 entering the top of the fifth. Sam Wronski has been a clutch hitter for the 'Toppers this spring, and he singled home a run in the fifth that preceded Jack Hardt's base hit that placed Marquette ahead 5-4, the lead they held onto for good. Junior OF Parker Wyatt reached in all four plate appearances – 2-for-2 with a double, two runs scored, and he walked twice. Hardt finished 2-for-3 with two RBIs; Max Stocco doubled and drove in a run. Wronski pitched a scoreless sixth and seventh to lock down the key win. For B'East, INF Cade Honkamp was 3-for-4 with a run driven in. | ||||
11 | No. 9 Milton | 11 | Burlington | 6 | |
12 | The Red Hawks' offense sprung out to Monday's win at Burlington, taking a 10-0 lead into the bottom of the fifth. While Burlington rallied to gain some ground, Milton ultimately held firm to secure their 18th win of the season. Star senior Gavin Kilen had a big day, notching a double and a homer, with two RBIs and three runs scored. Senior teammate C Alec Campbell also homered and doubled, and he drove in three; Jack Campion and Broden Jackson each collected a pair of hits, as Jackson doubled twice and Campion tripled. Burlington's Gage Peterson was 2-for-4 with a double and two RBIs in the loss. | ||||
13 | Kenosha Bradford/Reuther | 4 | No. 11 Oak Creek | 6 | |
14 | The Knights avoided the upset in their extra inning win against conference opponent, Bradford/Ruether. In the top of the eleventh inning, Luke Klekamp hit a two RBI double that proved to be the difference maker in the game. Max Hennemann, Ryan Santi, Nathan Schopf, and Payten Jibben each all collected two hits en route to the win. On the mound, CJ Trask earned the win on the mound in relief. | ||||
15 | No. 12 Mosinee | 11 | Rhinelander | 0 | |
16 | Another steady flow of Mosinee offense set the table for its latest double-digit victory. Keagen Jirschele, sophomore, was excellent on the mound again as he pitched a complete-game, six-inning shutout with three Ks, one walk, and just two hits allowed. Fellow sophomore C Gavin Obremski recorded a pair of triples in a 3-for-3 day that brought home four runs. Davin Stoffel was 2-for-3 with a double and two RBIs; Drake Grod and Tanner Unertl each drove in a pair as well. | ||||
17 | No. 14 De Pere | 1 | Pulaski | 4 | |
18 | Pulaski sophomore Kyle Olson led the Red Raiders to a stellar conference win inside the Fox River, as it pushed De Pere into second place in the process. Olson went the distance and limited De Pere to just one run on three hits, two walks, and he struck out five batters. The Red Raiders chipped away throughout the ballgame, capitalizing on four Redbird errors. Pulaski's Jonah Klingeisen, Maxwell Burdette, and Brayden Otto each recorded base hits and drove in a run. For De Pere, Easton Arendt and Luke Brosig each doubled in the defeat. | ||||
19 | No. 16 Pewaukee | 2 | New Berlin Eisenhower | 3 | |
20 | A solid pitching performance from Austin Drayna led New Berlin Eisenhower to a major upset win over Pewaukee. The Lions rode Drayna to the finish line as he stayed in all seven innings in which he struck out five and allowed two runs on five hits en route to the win. Despite tallying just four hits, New Berlin Eisenhower scrapped across three runs thanks to RBIs from Aidan Linder and Carlie Cefalu. The final run for Eisenhower came in on a error, and this run was eventually the difference maker as Pewaukee did score one in the sixth inning that cut Eisenhower's lead to one. | ||||
21 | Oconomowoc | 4 | No. 17 Janesville Craig | 5 | |
22 | A late push was the difference maker for Janesville Craig as they avoided the upset in their matchup against Oconomowoc. In the bottom of the seventh, the Cougars rallied for three runs to grab the lead, highlighted by a Aiden Schenk RBI single. After an error and a wild pitch, Craig grabbed the one run lead. Earning the win for Craig was Brent Klukas due to his efforts scattered across 2 2/3 innings. With playoffs coming around this win was major for Craig as both of these squads are in the same WIAA sectional and they have the chance to meet up again in the postseason. | ||||
23 | No. 21 Amherst | 15 | Wittenberg-Birnamwood | 1 | |
24 | Yet again, senior UW-Milwaukee recruit Ben Lee propelled Amherst to the win from both the mound and the batter's box. Lee struck out 10 batters in six innings and allowed just one unearned run on two hits, three walks. Offensively, he was 3-for-5 with a homer in his second consecutive game and he generated five RBIs. C Matt Glodowski also homered and drove in five runs in the win; Jake Hoffman and Wyatt Blaskowski notched a pair of RBIs each as well. | ||||
25 | Wauwatosa West | 2 | No. 22 Brookfield Central | 7 | |
26 | The Lancer's coasted to a 7-2 victory over Wauwatosa West led by yet another strong pitching performance from Luke Langjahr. For the Lancers, Langjahr nearly went the distance as he struck out five strikeouts over his six innings of work and allowed two runs on just three hits. Noah Hoffman stepped up for the Lancers as he went 3-for-4, driving in two runs and scoring two of his own. The sophomore, Aren Robinson has continued his solid season with yet another 3-for-4 performance and finished with one RBI. With this win, Brookfield Central is looking to their game against conference foe and Power 25 member Marquette on Thursday. | ||||
27 | Oconto Falls | 0 | No. 23 Denmark | 18 | MORE |
28 | In their first game inside our Power 25, Denmark grabbed a dominant win over Oconto Falls. Owen DeGrand twirled a gem on the mound for Denmark as he failed to allow a run and punched out seven batters over five innings of this shortened game. Leading this potent Denmark offense was Hayden Konkol who exploded for four RBIs on three hits, which included a double and a homerun. The aforementioned DeGrand helped himself out immensely as he also drove in four runs on three hits. Rheis Johnson also strung together a solid day as he went a perfect 2-for-2 at the plate, en route to Denmark's win. | ||||
29 | Onalaska | 6 | No. 24 La Crosse Aquinas | 9 | MORE |
30 | After dropping off of our Power 25 a couple of weeks ago, Aquinas' quality play over the last week or so brought them back on to the Power 25 rankings. In their first game back on our rankings, Aquinas grabbed a win over Onalaska on Monday. After the second inning, Aquinas trailed by three runs but after a error and a two RBI single from Riley Klar, they grabbed a one run lead. In the sixth inning the Blugolds tacked on two more runs on RBI singles from Klar and Kyle Keppel. Michael Lium also strung together a strong performance as he drove in two runs on a home run and two singles. Earning the win for Aquinas was Pierson Feehan who failed to allow a hit over his 2 2/3 innings and punched out one. | ||||
31 | Hartford | 3 | No. 25 Homestead | 4 | |
32 | In Homestead's first game inside our Power 25, they edged out a conference win over Hartford. Jackson Brewer led the charge for the Highlander offense as he tallied three RBIs while going 2-for-3 at the plate, with one of his hits being a home run. Nick Haller scored the winning run for the Homestead in the final inning on a passed ball and also went 2-for-3 in the game as well. Steven Yang and Max Kuenzi combined to limit Hartford to just three runs, with Yang earning the win due to his shutout efforts over 1 2/3 innings. | ||||
33 | MORE WIAA RESULTS | ||||
34 | Bay Port | 12 | Notre Dame | 3 | |
35 | Three Bay Port bats combined for 10 of Bay Port's 12 total runs in their matchup with Notre Dame. Leading this trio was Grant Gill who plated four runs on three singles to lead the run producing efforts for Bay Port. Isaiah Grimm and Connor LaBar each drove in three runs, with Grimm also tallying three hits. A solo homerun from Ky Mueller and a RBI from John Nickel rounded out the scoring efforts for Bay Port. Cole Bensen and Brandon Black combined to limit Notre Dame to just three runs with Bensen doing most of the heavy lifting as he went five innings and struck out eight. | ||||
36 | Ashwaubenon | 7 | Manitowoc Lincoln | 3 | |
37 | Ashwaubenon is now leading the Fox River Classic conference, as they took advantage of De Pere's loss to take sole possession of the FRCC. Junior starter Boone Kirst navigated through some early trouble as Lincoln scored its three runs in the first two frames, but Kirst shut them down from there, and each of those runs were unearned as well. Junior DH Eli Zollar connected for a deep homer to center, a solo shot, and 1B Josh Witt boosted the Jaguars to rally later in the game, as his two-run double in the seventh gave Ashwaubenon some breathing room. Backstop Caden VanDuyse, and leadoff hitter, set the table effectively by going 2-for-3 with a double and a walk, two runs scored, and he collected an RBI. Lincoln sophomore starter Noah Wech struck out nine batters in five innings and allowed two earned runs on three hits, four walks; and Wech also singled and walked twice, to spark his team collectively, but it wouldn't be enough. | ||||
38 | Regis | 0 | Saint Croix Falls | 2 | |
39 | This was an intriguing western Wisconsin battle between, arguably, the Division-4 state favorite Regis and one of Division-3's favorites, Saint Croix Falls. The teams were a combined 31-1 this spring prior to Monday's meeting, and Falls opted to start its ace Brayden Olson, one of the top uncommitted juniors in the region. Olson was overwhelming, and he completed the no-hitter, attached to 13 punch-outs against just two walks. SCF's Adrian Scott notched two hits and scored a run, and teammates Sam Glenna and Brady Belisle drove in the game's only two runs. Regis' Payton Loomis was effective, despite getting tagged with the loss, as he allowed just two runs on six hits in five innings. The win moves the Saints to 18-1 on the season, while Regis was hit with their first loss of the year, now 13-1 overall. | ||||
40 | Deerfield | 5 | Columbus | 6 | |
41 | One of the state's top-ranked juniors, Cal Fisher, nearly rallied Deerfield to this win all on his own with a 4-for-4 day at the plate that included a double, leading to three RBIs, one of which was the go-ahead score in the top of the seventh. Columbus loaded the bases straight away in the bottom of the frame, and Jefferson Mobry drove a ball back up the middle of the infield that plated the tying and walk-off runs, handing the Cardinals their 14th win of the season, pulling away inside the Capitol North in the process. | ||||
42 | Menomonee Falls | 9 | Badger | 5 | |
43 | In a game that spanned roughly four hours, and went until the 13th inning, Menomonee Falls came out with the victory in an extra inning thriller. After the seventh inning, neither team could get anything on the board until the 13th inning. With the bases loaded, Caden Wilson smashed a grand slam to break the 5-5 tie. Keli Grennier and Jack Anderson each collected two hits with each of them also scoring three runs. Bradyn Hoefs earned the win on the mound in his 6 ⅔ innings of relief. Hoefs failed to allow a run while scattering just three hits and striking out nine. | ||||
44 | New Berlin West | 10 | Wisconsin Lutheran | 12 | |
45 | WISCO trailed 8-3 in the bottom of the sixth but summoned a huge nine-run rally that stormed them back ahead, and Carlos Walta was at the center of the action. The starting shortstop on this day was 3-for-3 with three runs, three RBIs, with the help of a home run, and once his Vikings took the lead, he pitched a scoreless seventh in which he K'd the side. WISCO's Will Hotchkiss also tallied three hits in the win; Ryder Derouin was 2-for-4 with a triple and two RBIs. For New Berlin West, Dominic Kibler continued to perform as one of the top hitters of the spring, as he connected for three extra-base hits, including a pair of homers, that scored six runs. Senior Vincent Gohlke also launched a homer and he scored a pair of runs – and he punched out another eight batters, despite not having his sharpest stuff of the spring. | ||||
46 | Medford Area | 10 | Tomahawk | 0 | |
47 | The Raiders moved to 17-5 this spring, still recognized as a 'Bubble' team and a true threat in the increasingly interesting state Division-2 race as the postseason nears. On Monday, Medford shut out Tomahawk in five efficient innings, led by Caleb Guden, as you might expect. Guden pitched four shutdown innings and also went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBIs on offense. Aiden Gardner was also 2-for-3 and he drove in three of Medford's runs; Brigham Kelly was 2-for-3 with an RBI. | ||||
48 | Monona Grove | 4 | Edgewood | 0 | |
49 | Kaden Connor was flat out dominant for Monona Grove’s win against Edgewood. Connor went the distance for the Silver Eagles and scattered just three hits while tallying 10 punchouts. Offensively, Tate Tourtillot strung together a strong performance as he went a perfect 3-for-3 and drove in two runs. Following Tourtillot in the Monona Grove lineup, James Cullison was also a key contributor as he drove in one run and collected two hits as well. | ||||
50 | Milwaukee Pulaski/Juneau | 8 | Milwaukee Bradley Tech | 1 | |
51 | Sheboygan Falls | 1 | Plymouth | 11 | |
52 | Marathon | 7 | Newman Catholic | 6 | |
53 | Saint John's NW | 0 | Waukesha South | 6 | |
54 | Sturgeon Bay | 6 | Sevastopol | 1 | |
55 | Chequamegon | 3 | Northwood/Solon Springs | 6 | |
56 | Sussex Hamilton | 11 | West Allis Hale | 10 | |
57 | Almond-Bancroft | 2 | Pacelli | 14 | |
58 | Appleton East | 8 | Oshkosh West | 9 | |
59 | Appleton West | 10 | Fond du Lac | 6 | |
60 | Clintonville | 1 | Luxemburg-Casco | 11 | |
61 | Cuba City | 4 | Mineral Point | 6 | |
62 | Delavan-Darien | 3 | Fort Atkinson | 0 | |
63 | Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah | 0 | St. Mary Catholic | 15 | |
64 | Fox Valley Lutheran | 4 | Freedom | 2 | |
65 | Green Bay Southwest | 15 | Sheboygan South | 1 | |
66 | Hurley | 12 | Drummond | 4 | |
67 | Hustisford/Dodgeland | 0 | Watertown Luther Prep | 10 | |
68 | Manitowoc Lutheran | 1 | Cedar Grove-Belgium | 3 | |
69 | Marion | 13 | Bowler | 1 | |
70 | Mishicot | 12 | Hilbert/Stockbridge | 1 | |
71 | Nekoosa | 13 | Assumption | 8 | |
72 | Ozaukee | 21 | Kohler/Christian | 14 | |
73 | Reedsville | 6 | Oostburg | 13 | |
74 | Roncalli | 2 | Kiel | 6 | |
75 | Saint Thomas More | 20 | Racine St. Catherine's | 1 | |
76 | Sheboygan North | 0 | Green Bay Preble | 1 | |
77 | Iola-Scandinavia | 0 | Shiocton | 10 | |
78 | Tigerton | 8 | Northland Lutheran/WI Valley L | 9 | |
79 | Waterloo | 15 | Mayville | 7 | |
80 | Waupaca | 4 | Wrightstown | 0 | |
81 | Wauwatosa East | 4 | Germantown | 7 | |
82 | Weyauwega-Fremont | 6 | Menominee Indian | 13 | |
83 | Wild Rose | 0 | Pittsville | 10 | |
84 | Xavier | 0 | New London | 10 | |
85 | Pecatonica | 12 | Monticello/Albany | 0 | |
86 | Niagara | 0 | Lena | 9 | |
87 | Gillett/Suring | 10 | Wausaukee | 6 | |
88 | Brown Deer/Shorewood | 23 | Cudahy | 6 | |
89 | Evansville | 13 | Clinton | 0 | |
90 | Loyal | 2 | Auburndale | 21 | |
91 | Marathon | 21 | Newman Catholic | 8 | |
92 | Milwaukee King | 16 | Milwaukee Lutheran | 6 | |
93 | Milwaukee Reagan | 0 | South Milwaukee | 10 | |
94 | Whitnall | 2 | Greenfield | 3 | |
95 | Algoma | 1 | Southern Door | 5 | |
96 | Blair-Taylor | 12 | Augusta | 8 | |
97 | Bloomer | 11 | Somerset | 5 | |
98 | Boscobel | 6 | Lancaster | 10 | |
99 | Cedarburg | 2 | Nicolet | 7 | |
100 | Cochrane-Fountain City | 17 | Pepin/Alma | 22 | |
101 | De Soto | 10 | North Crawford | 0 | |
102 | DeForest | 3 | Reedsburg | 6 | |
103 | Dodgeville | 12 | Lancaster | 0 | |
104 | Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran | 14 | Melrose-Mindoro | 1 | |
105 | Eleva-Strum | 20 | Alma Center Lincoln | 0 | |
106 | Elk Mound | 10 | Colfax | 5 | |
107 | Glenwood City | 0 | Spring Valley | 18 | |
108 | Grafton | 5 | Slinger | 3 | |
109 | Independence/Gilmanton | 0 | Whitehall | 10 | |
110 | La Crosse Logan | 1 | Holmen | 11 | |
111 | Lakeland | 10 | Antigo | 11 | |
112 | Laona/Wabeno | 21 | Elcho | 2 | |
113 | Lodi | 5 | Wisconsin Dells | 15 | |
114 | Luck/Frederic | 6 | Unity | 7 | |
115 | Marshall | 0 | River Valley | 10 | |
116 | Menomonie | 1 | Altoona | 5 | |
117 | Mondovi | 18 | Plum City/Elmwood | 2 | |
118 | Neillsville | 8 | Black River Falls/Fall Creek | 10 | |
119 | Northland Pines | 2 | Merrill | 10 | |
120 | Oshkosh North | 2 | Beaver Dam | 1 | |
121 | Osseo-Fairchild | 6 | Cadott | 8 | |
122 | Poynette | 5 | Adams-Friendship | 9 | |
123 | Prairie du Chien | 4 | Richland Center | 5 | |
124 | Ripon | 6 | Lomira | 8 | |
125 | Shell Lake | 6 | Webster | 7 | |
126 | Siren | 11 | Flambeau | 8 | |
127 | Sparta | 3 | Tomah | 5 | |
128 | Spring Valley | 14 | Glenwood City | 1 | |
129 | Stanley-Boyd | 8 | Spencer | 1 | |
130 | Stratford | 6 | Wausau East | 4 | |
131 | Phelps/Three Lakes | 14 | Goodman/Pembine | 3 | |
132 | Wauzeka-Steuben | 15 | Kickapoo | 2 | |
133 | West Salem | 8 | Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau | 4 | |
134 | Mabel-Canton | 3 | Luther | 5 | |
135 | Viroqua | 4 | Caledonia | 3 | |
136 | Westby | 3 | La Crescent-Hokah | 5 | |
137 | Bangor | 22 | Brookwood | 0 | |
138 | Hillsboro | 2 | Cashton | 5 | |
139 | New Lisbon | 6 | Royall | 16 | |
140 | Barneveld | 11 | Argyle | 2 | |
141 | River Ridge | 0 | Belmont | 10 | |
142 | Potosi/Cassville | 20 | Shullsburg/Benton | 5 | |
143 | Durand | 1 | Boyceville | 11 | |
144 | Mondovi | 2 | Plum City/Elmwood | 0 | |
145 | Pius XI Catholic | 1 | Greendale | 7 | |
146 | Random Lake | 9 | Howards Grove | 4 | |
147 | Heritage Christian | 0 | West Allis Central | 14 | |
148 | Racine Lutheran/Prairie | 2 | Waukesha South | 12 |