Bay Port girls volleyball finished its conference season undefeated after a win over Green Bay Notre Dame.
Several local athletes advanced in the first and second rounds of the WIAA State Tennis Championships.
The Pulaski boys soccer team defeated Ashwaubenon with a game-winning goal in the 60th minute.
De Pere’s boys team and Green Bay Preble’s girls team won the Fox River Classic Conference cross-country championships.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Bay Port 3, Green Bay Notre Dame 1
GREEN BAY – Bay Port wrapped up an undefeated Fox River Classic Conference season at 9-0 with a 25-16, 24-26, 25-14, 25-16 win over the Tritons.
Bay Port is 23-7 overall.
Leading the Pirates were Taylor Neuenschwander with 20 kills and three blocks, Lillie Nowak with 14 kills, Meghan Bruss with 42 assists and five aces, Ayla Colombo with 10 digs, and Taylor Russell with 13 digs and six aces.
Pulaski 3, Green Bay Southwest 0
PULASKI – The Red Raiders cruised to a quick 25-17, 25-8, 25-8 Fox River Classic Conference win over the Trojans.
Fox Valley Lutheran 3, Green Bay West 0
GREEN BAY – The Foxes wrapped up the regular season as Bay Conference champions with the 25-9, 25-8, 25-8 win over the Wildcats.
Ellie Hayes had a team-high six kills, while Brianna Stewart and Kenzie Loberger both had five kills for Fox Valley Lutheran.
Loberger and Amara Jahner had eight and five aces, respectively.
NEW Lutheran 3, Gibraltar 0
FISH CREEK – The Blazers swept the Vikings 25-11, 25-5, 25-16.
Olivia Kirchner led NEW Lutheran with 23 assists. Kiera Adams-McIntosh had eight kills. Kiley Dhein and Kirchner both had seven digs. Sydney Steffel had seven kills and six digs.
Wausaukee Triangular
WAUSAUKEE – Crivitz earned the win by going 2-0, while Niagara was 1-1 and Wausaukee 0-2.
Crivitz earned a 25-11, 25-16, 25-12 win over Niagara. Leading the Wolverines were Hattie Frievalt with 19 assists, Kiya Brand with 15 digs, Marli Meyers with 14 kills and Taryn Tracy with 10 digs.
Crivitz defeated Wausaukee 25-9, 25-9, 25-13. Leading the offense were Frievalt with 15 assists and eight digs, Meyers with 14 kills and 10 digs, and Peyton Rehberg with eight aces.
Suring Triangular
SURING – Coleman went 1-1 with a win over Lena and a loss to Suring.
In the win over the Wildcats, the Cougars outlasted Lena 30-28, 25-14, 25-16.
Leading the Coleman attack were Alayna Gilbertson with 23 digs and 11 kills, Kailyn Hanrahan with 27 digs, Makenna Slaski with nine digs and five kills, Kendal Truckey with 19 digs, Ella Van Ermen with 28 assists and 15 digs, Ava Zeitler with 11 digs and six kills, and Millie Kosir with seven digs and five kills.
Suring posted a 25-8, 25-21, 25-21 win over the Cougars.
Leading Coleman were Gilbertson with nine digs, Hanrahan with nine digs, and Van Ermen with 12 digs and 10 assists.
Sturgeon Bay 3, Peshtigo 2
STURGEON BAY – The Clippers rallied from two sets down to earn the Packerland Conference win.
Peshtigo opened with 25-22, 25-20 wins, before Sturgeon Bay countered with 25-20, 25-19, 15-12 victories.
Southern Door 3, Sevastopol 1
BRUSSELS – The Eagles rallied past the Pioneers to earn a 14-25, 25-18, 25-17, 25-23 win in Packerland Conference action.
GIRLS TENNIS
WIAA State Championships
Division 1 singles
First round
Ruth Krause, Pulaski def. Taylor Copeland, Waunakee 6-3, 6-4.
Anna Miller, Notre Dame def. Isabel Sorenson, Menomonie 6-1, 6-1.
Alexia Stephens, Bay Port def. Ella Motto, Neenah 6-2, 6-2.
Celia Gentile, Neenah def. Natalie Wissell, Elkhorn 6-0, 7-5.
Lily Sun, Brookfield East def. Elise Schreiber, Kimberly 6-4, 6-2.
Vivi Bigari, Notre Dame def. Anna Maudlin, McFarland 6-0, 6-0.
Iris Liu, Arrowhead def. Lillianna Graf, De Pere 6-4, 6-0.
Kate Thorne, Oregon def. Amrusha Prathigudupu, Ashwaubenon 6-1, 6-1.
Second round
Caroline Raster, Brookfield East def. Ruth Krause, Pulaski 6-0, 6-0.
Anna Miller, Notre Dame def. Tenzin Nelson, Aquinas 6-1, 7-5.
Alexia Stephens, Bay Port def. Julia English, Sheboygan North 6-0, 6-0.
Celia Gentile, Neenah def. Ava Haase, Arrowhead 6-1, 6-0.
Vivi Bigari, Notre Dame def. Lily Sun, Brookfield East 6-3, 6-1.
Lexie Hankel, West De Pere def. Iris Liu, Arrowhead 6-0, 6-0.
Division 1 doubles
First round
Mira Matuszewski/Rheya Gala, Bay Port def. Katy Fischer/Aubrey Fischer, Plymouth 6-1, 3-6, 10-7.
Kate Jannette/Mariel Pante, Xavier def. Sophia Yacoub/Avery Agrimson, Hudson 6-1, 6-1.
Sophia Titus/Lane Deshazer, De Pere def. Tierney Lentz/Maggie Howe, Badger 6-2, 6-1.
Lucy Kraft/Bryn Steenbock, West De Pere def. Willa Scanlan/Mallory Olson, Baraboo 7-5, 6-2.
Mekenna Verhagen/Aubrey Mcguire, Arrowhead def. Madison Siminski/Maddie Wied, Notre Dame 6-1, 6-2.
Olivia Gaskill/Rosie Whitlinger, Appleton North def. Elizabeth Fish/Emma Ekstrand, Stevens Point 6-3, 6-2.
Sophie McBride/Emily Halfen, Eau Claire Memorial def. Ava Motto/Cecelia Alexander, Neenah 6-3, 6-3.
Division 2 singles
First round
Eila Webber, Kohler def. Erin Blaney, St. Mary Catholic 6-1, 6-4.
Division 2 doubles
First round
Mollie Cooper/Grace Ninneman, Lake Mills def. Nadia Alexander/Lorelai Miller, St. Mary Catholic 7-5, 1-6, 10-8.
Katie Kohls/Olivia Johnson, Edgewood def. Bianca Furton/Norah Clochesy, Marinette by default.
BOYS SOCCER
Pulaski 2, Ashwaubenon 1
ASHWAUBENON – The Red Raiders ended the Fox River Classic Conference schedule with the win over the Jaguars.
Colin Tackmier opened the scoring for Pulaski off a corner kick by Nolan Pratt in the 16th minute.
Chase Beyer got the equalizer for Ashwaubenon in the 44th minute off a direct free kick sent in by Landen Cure.
Pulaski came back with the game winner in the 60th minute as Daenen Kehoe found Gunner Decker on a cross, which Decker finished for the goal.
Carlos Gomez had 12 saves in goal for Ashwaubenon (6-15, 0-9).
Blake Batzer made five saves in goal for Pulaski (8-7-4, 3-4-2).
Bay Port 5, Manitowoc 2
SUAMICO – The Pirates got three goals from Woodlens Frederic and two from Elijah Wettstein in the win over the Ships.
Michael Schreiner had two assists for Bay Port, while James Amtmann had one.
Green Bay Preble 3, Green Bay East 1
GREEN BAY – Jordan Escobar scored two goals and Ricky Alvarado one as the Hornets outlasted the Red Devils.
Roncalli 3, Denmark 1
DENMARK – The Jets took a 2-1 lead in the first half and went on to post the win over the Vikings.
James Nellis scored Denmark’s goal with Jack Rienow getting an assist.
Kaleb Whitwam and Jimmy Johnson split time in goal. Whitwam had nine saves. Johnson had three saves.
Providence Academy 1, Peshtigo 0
GREEN BAY – The Paladins got a goal in the first half and held on to defeat the Bulldogs.
Kellen Landes scored the goal for Providence Academy with Elliot Gungor getting an assist.
Brady Cox had 12 saves in goal.
Gibraltar 3, NEW Lutheran 0
GREEN BAY – The Vikings scored the only goal they needed in the first half to defeat the Blazers.
Gibraltar is 7-3-1 in the Packerland Conference and 10-6-3 overall.
NEW Lutheran is 0-11 in conference matches and 2-13 overall.
CROSS-COUNTRY
Fox River Classic Conference Championships
BOYS
DE PERE 46, GREEN BAY PREBLE 55, PULASKI 91, NOTRE DAME 111, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 145, ASHWAUBENON 146, BAY PORT 193, MANITOWOC 198, WEST DE PERE 220, GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST 313
Top 20 finishers: 1, Grady Lenn DP 15:23.3; 2, Jacob Nuthals GBP 16:16.1; 3, Kasey Levinsohn SN 16:19.7; 4, Brayden Michaels GBP 16:24.5; 5, Noah Zhang DP 16:28.6; 6, Parker Marshall PUL 19:39.5; 7, Charlie Vangheem ASH 16:39.9; 8, Daniel Zhang DP 16:45.0; 9, Arden Gillen PUL 16:45.0; 10, Eli Weiss ND 16:46.0; 11, Vincent Hauser DP 16:49.3; 12, Bryce Voskuil GBP 16:54.3; 13, Marshall Pahl ND 17:03.8; 14, Dominic Natzke WDP 17:04.3; 15, Ethan Willemsen SN 17:04.7; 16, Bennett Daul BP 17:05.3; 17, Sam Haanen GBP 17:06.5; 18, Grayden Gossen PUL 17:07.4; 19, Reid Stryzewski MAN 17:08.6; 20, Alexander Juarez-Sedan GBP 17:10.2.
GIRLS
GREEN BAY PREBLE 58, BAY PORT 70, DE PERE 79, PULASKI 90, NOTRE DAME 101, MANITOWOC 102, ASHWAUBENON 190, WEST DE PERE 254, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 278, GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST 310
Top 20 finishers: 1, Camille Haller GBP 18:51.6; 2, Maggie Gerth PUL 19:01.8; 3, Bella Heideman DP 19:13.7; 4, Natalie Portmann MAN 19:17.7; 5, Arya Shefchik GBP 19:18.9; 6, Emerson Fabry PUL 19:26.4; 7, Onika Colassacco BP 19:45.4; 8, Elly Rau BP 19:56.3; 9, Norah Free MAN 20:06.3; 10, Addie Bruckert PUL 20:11.5; 11, Mya Beckett ND 20:16.5; 12, Natalie Novak DP 20:24.6; 13, Cacey Kurowski GBP 20:31.3; 14, Charlie Drossart MAN 20:39.2; 15, Kassidy Hutjens DP 20:40.3; 16, Melia Lemorande BP 20:41.6; 17, Ava Roland BP 20:44.3; 18, Evelyn Myrda ND 20:44.9; 19, Georgia Koss GBP 20:46.5; 20, Carlee Paris GBP 20:47.5.
Marinette & Oconto Conference Championships
BOYS
ONEIDA NATION 17, SURING 44, GILLETT, COLEMAN, SURING, CRIVITZ, LENA/ST. THOMAS AQUINAS ACADEMY INCOMPLETE TEAMS
Top 15 finishers: 1, Bradyn Wendorff GIL 16:39.1; 2, Jacob Richlen CRI 17:50.8; 3, Miko Leroy ON 18:12.6; 4, Delano Malone ON 18:39.5; 5, Nash Stage GIL 19:10.2; 6, James Caine CRI 19:14.6; 7, Asher Thomas COL 19:42.3; 8, Ezra Nowak COL 19:43.6; 9, Erik Kosch L/STAA 19:57.3; 10, Everett Skenandore ON 20:09.4; 11, Riley Thomson SUR 20:27.0; 12, Emmit Madrid ON 20:35.5; 13, Micah Goodeagle ON 20:36.4; 14, Osa Cornelius ON 20:38.5; 15, Charles Richard SUR 20:47.6.
GIRLS
LENA/ST. THOMAS AQUINAS ACADEMY 31, GILLETT 32, COLEMAN 58, SURING, CRIVITZ, ONEIDA NATION INCOMPLETE TEAMS
Top 15 finishers: 1, Hope Soper GIL 20:50.6; 2, Amanda Pate GIL 20:59.6; 3, Aspynn Anderson L/STAA 21:31.7; 4, Alisa Finger L/STAA 21:40.8; 5, Adrena Rabas L/STAA 22:24.0; 6, Ava Kuchta COL 22:31.6; 7, Halle Wendorff GIL 22:32.6; 8, Ginger Gerndt SUR 22:38.1; 9, Sophie Limberg GIL 22:50.2; 10, Allyson Seibert SUR 23:01.8; 11, Alexis Maloney L/STAA 23:33.8; 12, Natalie Seibert SUR 23:34.9; 13, Carla Caballero Morante L/STAA 24:31.4; 14, Emma Miller CRI 25:07.2; 15, Aliza Jensen COL 25:30.7.
Central Wisconsin Conference Championships
BOYS
BONDUEL 50, AMHERST 54, IOLA-SCANDINAVIA 73, PACELLI 92, WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT 105, WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 159, NORTHLAND LUTHERAN 184
Winner, top area finishers: 1, Luke Eiden PAC 16:06.6; 3, Bryant Waupoose III MN 16:42.6; 5, Griffin Uelmen BON 17:19.3; 9, Gage Anderson BON 17:27.4; 14, Oliver Chitwood BON 17:56.7; 16, Garrett Anderson BON 18:05.1; 17, Blake Deleeuw W-F 18:10.3; 18, Joah Dworniczak BON 18:11.1.
GIRLS
WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 35, BONDUEL 65, AMHERST 78, ROSHOLT 86, IOLA-SCANDINAVIA 104, WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT 140, TRI-COUNTY 194