STEVENS POINT – Wittenberg-Birnamwood freshman Maddy Pietz made quite an impression on her first experience at the Central Wisconsin Conference 8 outdoor track and field meet Saturday.

Pietz claimed conference championships in three individual events — 100-meter dash, 200 and 400 — to help the Chargers easily capture the team championship with 180 points. Bonduel was a distant second with 105.5 points.

Iola-Scandinavia’s Erika Kisting turned in a double in the distance events, topping the field in the 1,600 with a time of 5:20.69 and capturing the 3,200 (11:52.05). Molly Wirtz of Pacelli grabbed a win in the 800 (2:23.22) and Alissa Niuggemann of Amherst finished first in the 300 hurdles (48.84).

Iola-Scandinavia’s Kristian Welch and Andy Trzebiatowski of Amherst both won two events in the boys meet, but Bonduel won the team title with 149 points.

Girls

Team standings: 1. Wittenbverg-Birnamwood 180; 2. Bonduel 105.5; 3. Iola-Scandinavia 93.5; 4. Weyauwega-Fremont 91; 5. Pacelli 79; 6. Manawa 42; 7. Shiocton 32; 8. Amherst 28.

3,200 relay: 1. Wittenberg-Birnamwood, 10:17.88. 100 hurdles: 1. Caragan Volz (W-F), 15.93. 100 dash: 1. Maddy Pietz (W-B), 12.62. 1,600: 1. Erika Kisting (I-S), 5:20.69. 800 relay: 1. Weyauwega-Fremont, 1:52.5. 400: 1. Maddy Pietz (W-B), 1:00.71. 400 relay: 1. Weyauwega-Fremont, 53.15. 300 hurdles: 1. Alissa Niggemann (A), 48.84. 800: 1. Molly Wirtz (P), 2:23.22. 200: 1. Maddy Pietz (W-B), 26.21. 3,200: 1. Erika Kisting (I-S), 11:52.05. 1,600 relay: 1. Wittenberg-Birnamwood, 4:09.22. High jump: 1. Paige Norrbom (W-B), 5-2. Long jump: 1. Emily Sorenson (B), 16-9. Triple jump: 1. Caragan Volz (W-F), 34-7³/₄. Discus: 1. Anna Hartman (W-B), 102-7. Shot put: 1. Hartman (W-B), 33-0.

Boys

Team standings: 1. Bonduel 149; 2. Iola-Scandinavia 104; 3. Wittenberg-Birnamwood 84; 4. Amherst 74; 5. Manawa 73; 6. Pacelli 59; 7. Shiocton 57; 8. Weyauwega-Fremont 53.

3,200 relay: 1. Wittenberg-Birnamwood, 8:41.96. 110 hurdles: 1. Austin Wagner (M), 16.64. 100 dash: 1. Kristian Welch (I-S), 11.27. 1,600: 1. Hunter Berry (B), 4:44.86. 800 relay: 1. Manawa, 1:33.99. 400: 1. Dylan Robbins (I-S), 51.58. 400 relay: 1. Weyauwega-Fremont, 46.5. 300 hurdles: 1. Tanner Krusa (I-S), 43.23. 800: 1. Hunter Berry (B), 2:03.77. 200: 1. Kristian Welch (I-S), 22.5. 3,200: 1. Hunter Berry (B), 10:41.65. 1,600 relay: 1. Iola-Scandinavia, 3:30.14. High jump: 1. Justin Ver Voort (S), 6-0. Long jump: 1. Josh Cisewski (A), 22-0. Triple jump: 1. Trebor Rueckert (B), 41-5. Discus: 1. Andy Trzebiatowski (A), 140-9. Shot put: 1. Andy Trzebiatowski (A), 48-0.

GIRLS SOCCER

DCE Invitational

Wis. Rapids 2, Kimberly 1

Wis. Rapids 7, Appleton W. 0

WESTON – Mia Iwinski scored three times, while Aubrey Iwinski and Kaitlyn Hess each chipped in with two goals apiece for the Raiders who enjoyed a perfect run through the tournament.

After conceding an early goal to the Papermakers, Rapids pitched a shutout over the final 158 minutes, 39 seconds as keeper Chani Pulchinski was called on to make four saves the entire day.

“Both of those teams are in our sectional, so we did ourselves a favor as far as getting a home game in the first round,” Raiders coach Nate Cleveland said. “The girls picked it up after that early goal by Kimberly.”

Wisconsin Rapids	1	1-2
Kimberly	1	0-1

First half: 1. K, Mackenzie Scholz, 1:21; 2. WR, Mia Iwinski (Jaimie Vanderhei), 38:40.

Second half: 3. WR, Aubrey Iwinski, 78:42.

Saves: Wisconsin Rapids (Chani Pulchinski) 4, Kimberly (Cassie Lopas) 3.

Records: Wisconsin Rapids 6-5-4; Kimberly 10-7-3.

Appleton West	0	0-0
Wisconsin Rapids	4	3-7

First half: 1. WR, Mia Iwinski (Vanderhei), 2:22; 2. WR, Kaitlyn Hess, 5:21; 3. WR, Katie Kiiskila, 16:48; 4. WR, Hess, 26:17.

Second half: 5. WR, Vanderhei (Mia Iwinski), 48:28; 6. WR, M. Iwinski, 49:40; 7. WR, Aubrey Iwinski, 68:20.

Saves: Appleton West (Maggie Nelson) 4; Wisconsin Rapids (Chani Pulchinski) 0.

Records: Wisconsin Rapids 7-5-4; Appleton West 2-12-1.

SPASH 9,

Appleton 3

APPLETON – Justice Menge collected five goals and added an assist, while Abby Bohanski grabbed a pair of goals and handed out three assists and the Panthers romped past the Patriots in a nonconference friendly.

Olivia Clemens and Autum Shurbert-Hetzel also found the back of the net for SPASH, and keeper Shayna Molski was credited with 12 saves.

Records: SPASH 13-2; Appleton East 6-7-1.

SOFTBALL

Iola-Scand. 6-11,

Markesan 0-1

MARKESAN – Brooke Phillips had a day to remember at the plate, belting three home runs, including a grand slam, and finishing with 10 RBI to power the Thunderbirds to a nonconference sweep over the Hornets.

Brianne Huettner, who also homered in the second game, Jane Oligney and Kaylin Ellioff chipped in with two hits apiece in the opener in support of winning pitcher Kendall Johnson.

Iola-Scandinavia	140	000	1	—	6	9	2
Markesan	000	000	0	—	0	6	2

WP – Kendall Johnson 7IP 6K, 0BB. LP – Hannah Gibbons 7IP, 6K, 2BB. HR – Iola-Scandinavia, Brooke Phillips (2).

Markesan	100	000	—	1	8	5
Iola-Scandinavia	331	121	—	11	7	3

WP – Brianne Huettner 6IP, 3K, 1BB. LP – Katie Spillane 6IP, 2K, 7BB. HR – Iola-Scandinavia, Brooke Phillips, Brianne Huettner.

Records: Iola-Scandinavia 20-5; Markesan 10-8.

Chip Falls Invite

CHIPPEWA FALLS – No. 4 Chippewa Falls scored two runs in the seventh inning to knock off No. 3 SPASH 3-1 in a matchup of two of the top-ranked Division 1 teams in the state.

The Panthers beat La Crosse Central 10-6 and Wilmot 4-1 in the tournament.

Payton Gaber went 7-for-9 on the day to lead the Panthers.

Central	200	010	0-6	8	2
Point	102	500	x-10	11	4

WP-Shaylee Kluck (2K, 2BB), Aubrey Drohner (2K, 0BB). LP-Kramer (K, 5BB). Leading hitters: SP-Payton Gaber (3-3, RBI), Kluck (2-4, RBI), Ally Miklesh (2-2, three runs), Hailey Ehr (1-1, 2B, 2 RBI), Halle Pavelski (1-2, 2B, RBI)

Wilmot	000	000	0-1	8	1
Point	003	000	x-4	5	1

WP-Aubrey Drohner (5K, BB). LP-Hutchinson (4K, 2BB). Leading hitters: SP-Payton Gaber (2-3), Halle Pavelski (2B)

Chip Falls	000	100	2-3	6	0
Point	000	010	0-1	5	1

WP-S. Carnk (5K, BB). LP-Aubrey Drohner (3K, 2BB). Leading hitters: SP-Payton Gaber (2-3). Ally Miklesh (2B), Maggie Gruber (2B)

Escanaba Invite

ESCANABA, Mi.. – Marshfield went 1-2 on the day, beating Kingston 18-9 and falling to Escanaba 1-2 and Marquette, Michigan, 1-0.

The Tigers had 10 doubles in the win over Kingston, and fell to Marquette as two errors in the seventh inning led to the lone run.

Kingsford	411	300	-9	10	6
Marshfield	108	126	-18	20	0

WP-Kaitlyn Konrardy (3K, BB), Megan Donhaue (5K, 0BB), Kayla Kruge (@B). Leading hitters: M- Emily Draeger (4-5, 2 2B, four runs, 2 RBI), Lexi Dupee (4-5, 3 2B, 2 RBI), Morgan Nordbeck (2-4, 2 2B, 4 RBI).

Marquette	000	000	1-1	3	0
Marshfield	000	000	0-0	4	2

LP-Megan Donhaue (10K, BB). Leading hitters:-Marsh-Emily Draeger (2-3, 2B)

Auburndale tournament

AUBURNDALE – Lexi Haferbecker doubled with two outs in the seventh inning to give Amherst a 16-15 win over Nekoosa in the championship game.

Amherst beat Auburndale 10-3 in the first game of the day, and Nekoosa downed Loya/Granton 10-7.

Loyal/Granton dowend Auburndale 11-7.

Nekoosa	402	414	0-15	17	3
Amherst	111	820	3-16	19	6

Amherst	044	110 0	-10
Auburndale	003	000 0	-3

Nekoosa	270	000	0-10	13	0
Loyal/Grant	001	400	2-7	12	1

Auburndale	150	100	0-7	14	5
Loy/Grant	004	214	x-11	14	1

BASEBALL

Wis. Rapids 1-6,

Chip Falls 2-0

CHIPPEWA FALLS – Jared Hulber and Tyler Wittenberg combined for a one-hitter in the second game as the Raiders earned a split of the nonconference doubleheader.

Nick Jackan went 3-for-5 in the second game and doubled in the first.

Wis. Rapids	000	001	0-1	6	1
Chip Falls	200	000	x-2	5	0

WP0-Kamenauer (3K, 0BB). LP-Preston Witt (5K, 2BB). Leading hitters: WR-Tanner Case (2-3), Nick Jackan (2B); CF-Lohr (2-3, 2 2B).

Wis. Rapids	500	100	0-6	11	1
Chip Falls	000	000	0-0	1	1

WP-Jared Hulbur (5K, 2BB), Tyler Wittenberg (0K, 1BB). LP-Mayberry (2K, 2BB). Leading hitters-:WR: Nick Jackan (3-5), Matt White (2-3, 2B)

Rosholt tourn

Paceli 15, Rosholt 9

Rosholt 4, Green. 3

Pacelli 11, Green. 5

ROSHOLT – Andy Tepp, Chris Shibilski and Brett Burton had two hits apiece and the Cardinals took advantage of 13 walks and six errors to down the Hornets.

Rosholt bounced back to defeat Greenwood in its second game of the day thanks to Spencer Hahn, who stemmed a Greenwood rally in the seventh inning to earn the save in relief of winning pitcher Ryan Rzentkowski.

Hahn had three hits, including a home run, and Jarod Kurtzweil added three hits and three RBI against Pacelli.

The Cardinals also picked up their 14th win in the last 15 games with the victory over Greenwood.

Pacelli	033	042	4	—	16	7	3
Rosholt	060	030	0	—	9	10	6

WP – Jake Thomas 5IP, 6K, 2BB. LP – Kyle Groshek 4.1IP,4K, 7BB, Caleb Lemanczyk 2.2IP, 1K, 6BB. HR – Rosholt, Spencer Hahn. 2B – Rosholt, Spencer Bembenek.

Records: Pacelli 18-5.

Greenwood	100	000	2	—	3	8	2
Rosholt	121	000	x	—	4	9	0

WP – Ryan Rzentkowski 6.1IP, 1K, 1BB, Spencer Hahn .2IP, 1K, 0BB.

Records: Rosholt 15-5; Greenwood 6-10.

Assum. 4, Hills. 1,

Wonewoc 10, Assum. 0

Brady Baltus went 2-for-4 and drove in two runs as Assumption beat Hillsboro. Tony Keuntjes struck out seven in the complete-game performance.

The Royals were held to three hits againt Wonewoc.

Assumption	100	000	3-4	4	–
Hills	000	001	0-1	7	1

WP-Tony Keuntjes (7K, 2BB). Leading hitters: Assu-Brady Baltus (2-4, 2B, 2RBI)

Assumption	000	00	0-0	3	–
Wonewoc	033	4x	-10	9	–

LP-Joe Grundhoffer (8K, 7 BB)

LATE FRIDAY

GIRLS SOCCER

Assumption 1,

Aquinas 1

WISCONSIN RAPIDS – Gena Grundhoffer had 16 saves as the Royals tied Aquinas, the No. 4 team in Divsion 4.

Aquinas	0	1-1
Rapids	0	1-1

Second half: 1. Assu, Ellie Panzer (Gracie Wendels), 58th minute 2. Aquin, Norh Rhentaman.

Saves: Aquin, Kyah Steiner 7, Assu, Gena Grundhoffer 16.

Records: Assumption 8-5-1, Aquinas 12-2-2