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⚾ Home Runs, Sweeps, and Dominance: A Weekend of Sports Triumphs

Baseball: Bay Port and Notre Dame Dominate

Last Saturday, the diamond saw fireworks as local teams delivered big wins and impressive performances.

Bay Port crushed De Pere in a back-to-back sweep, dominating with 9 runs in Game 1 and 5 in Game 2.
Pitcher Quinn Boeckman set the early tone, while Parker Broehm and Ethan Hawley delivered clutch hits.
Notre Dame Academy delivered a 21-0 shutout against Green Bay Southwest.
Drew Magnuson was the standout, going 3-for-3 with multiple triples and 6 RBIs, proving to be the game’s MVP.
Softball’s Kimberly Lions made their presence known, blowing out Denmark 6-0 in the first inning alone.

The Pulaski Track & Field teams left no doubt—winning both the boys’ and girls’ divisions at the Denmark Cold Vike Invite.

Keaton Dauk was unstoppable, sweeping the hurdles and 200m dash with three first-place finishes.
The team dominated relays, securing gold in multiple events.
Arden Gillen claimed the 3,200-meter run, adding to Pulaski’s medal haul.

Maggie Gerth ruled the distance races, winning both the 1,600 and 3,200 meters.
Olivia Sprangers led the long jump.
Denmark’s Ella Denor was the sprint queen, taking gold in the 100m and 200m.

The Washington County Invitational turned into a battle of consistency and strategy.

De Pere emerged victorious with a team score of 580, proving that teamwork trumps all.
Notre Dame Academy held their ground, finishing respectably in the middle of the pack, showcasing their depth.

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In tournament action, Notre Dame Academy faced D.C. Everest and left with a 3-1 win.

Serene Adamski was the catalyst, scoring a goal and dishing an assist.
The defense stood firm, reinforcing Notre Dame’s tournament-tested resilience.

Another dominant weekend for local sports—where skill, strategy, and sheer determination made all the difference.