The Fastpitch Chronicle

Madison LaFollette 3,Sun Prairie 1
This game took place on Friday but was reported after the summaries from then were published. Nicole Newman struck out 16 Sun Prairie batters and allowed one hit.

Saturday, May 11th Games Summaries

In unbelievable winds, Monroe won the Lena, IL tournament with a 12-9 win over Freeport Aquin, IL and a 17-7 win over Prophetstown, IL

Hortonville takes two from Shawano
At Shawano, Bay Conference-leading Hortonville survived two close games, winning 7-6 and 6-4. In the opener, fifth-inning hits by Courtney Knutson, Katie Uhlenbrach and Katie Sullivan helped Hortonville to a 7-5 lead. Shawano scored one in the seventh and had the tying run on second base when winning pitcher Heather Dorn earned the final out. Whitney Boda, Brianna Laabs and Nicki Ainsworth had two hits apiece for Shawano, 11-6 overall. Knutson had three hits and Sullivan had two for Hortonville. In the second game, Kailey Winterfeldt had three hits and drove in five runs to lead the Polar Bears. Alli Raddant had four hits for Shawano and Sarah Carew had three for Hortonville.  
 

Pepin/Alma 11, Independence/Gilmanton 0
Pepin/Alama............................20900..........................11-13-0
Independence...........................00000............................0-5-2
WP Breanna Ellison 5IP 2BB
Leading Hitters for the Eagles:
Ali Murray 3-4 2 Home Runs Double 4 RBI's
Breanna Ellison 3-3 Home Run RBI
Morgyn Steinke 1-2 Double 2 RBI's
Allie Laehn 2-2
Tana Prokosch 2-4

Pepin/Alma 8, Stratford 1
Pepin/Alma....................................210320X.........................8-8-4
Stratford..........................................0000010........................1-5-2
WP Breanna Ellison 7IP 8K's 0ER
Leading Hitters for the Eagles:
Ali Murray 3-4 4 RBI's
Tana Prokosch 2-2
Kayla Meixner 1-2 4 runs scored 2 BB
Katie Herald 1-1 Double

Wausau West 14, Pacelli 7

Poynette 8, Pacelli 7
In a game shortened to six innings due to the time limit, the Pumas recorded a come-from-behind victory over the Cardinals. The game pitted the two schools that have met the past two years in the WIAA Division 3 Championship games. This time Pacelli jumped out in front with three runs in the first inning and three more in the second. Poynette's sophomore centerfielder, Jenna Sandstrom got the Pumas on the board with a towering shot over the fence in leftfield to make it 6-1. Both pitchers, Alexa Peters of Poynette and Kaylee Krostag held each other's batting orders in check until the Pumas reached the Cardinal pitcher in the bottom of the fifth. Third sacker Jordyn Mackey drew a base on balls and Pumas' shorstop Shelby Wheeler did the same. Brittany Falk hit a liner to center for the first out and Megan Boor, senior first sacker dropped a blooper of a bunt in front of Krostag. That play was mishandled by the Cardinals and left the bricks full of pumas. Junior rightfielder, Samantha Lenius delivered a single to right that scored two and when sophomore catcher Emily Cibulka lined a ball to left two more scored. She wound up a third and with one out Jenna Sandstrom hit a ball toward short that allowed her to score the tying run.

The Cardinals got a run in the top of the sixth when Anna Leshier single and moved to second on a wild pitch. After a pop out to third, Payton Hintz hit a ball to third that was thrown away allowin Leshire to score the go-ahead run. The 100 minute time-limit ran out in the top of the inning so the Pumas were left with a do-or-get-beat scenario. Mackey grounded out to short. Wheeler and Falk both drew a base on balls and so did Lenius. The Cardinals made a pitching change and when Kelsey Saager drew yet another base on balls,the bases were full of North America's largest felines. Lenius lined a one-hop shot to center that only allowed Wheeler to score. Cibulka then got the game winner on a single up the middle, scoring Falk.

"We struggled mightily all season in the field which is uncustomary for us," said Pumas Head Coach Bob Tomlinson. "Our inability to record outs on routine plays has stymied us in games we've won and games we've lost. It was good to see us battle back because we were wondering if this group could muster that kind of stick-to-it-ev-ness. Maybe there really is a movement in the force."

Lenius went 2x4 while Cibulka was 2x3.

Poynette 4, Wausau West 0
Poynette ......... 012 100 0 ..... 4 11 2
Wausau West ....000 000 0 ..... 0 1 2
WP - Jordan Blochwitz - 11 ks, 1 BB
LP - Sammy Laatsch - 6 ks, 4 BB
Leading Hitters: Jordyn Mackey (P) 3x4; Kelsey Saager (P) 2x3, Dani Treinen (P) 2x3
Doubles - Emily Cibulka (P)
Poynette sophomore pitcher Jordan Blochwitz stymied Wausau West with a nifty one-hitter (two out infield single in the first). She pitched her way out of a jam created by two Poynette errros in the fourth inning to hold the lead. The Pumas moved to 17-6 on the year with the win.

 

Beloit Turner 8, Whitewater 1 @ Whitewater
.............. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E
BT ...........0 0 0 0 0 1 7 8 9 2
WW......... 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 2
Turner .............................................Whitewater
WP - Packard 7-2-1-2-10............................. LP - Schumacher 7-9-8-6-4
Leading hitters: 2x4 Mikkelson 2x3 Schumacher 2x3 Casey
Extra Base Hits 2B Mikkelson 2B Schumacher

Game #2

Beloit Turner 3, Fort Atkinson 2
.............. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9...... R H E
FT ...........1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1..... 2 6 1
BT ...........0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 .....3 10 1
Hallman 9-10-2-2-11
Mikkelson 2-1-1-1-4
WP - Packard 7-5-1-4-14Leading Hitters 2x4 Gertland 2x4
Mikkelson, Packard, BordnerExtra Base Hits HR Pfeifer 2B Mikkelson, Amman

Game #3
Beloit Turner 11, Fort Atkinson 7
.....1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E
BT .6 0 3 3 0 0 0 11 14 1
FT .2 4 1 0 0 0 0 7 10 2B
eloit Turner
Fort AtkinsonMikkelson 7-10-7-1-2 Boos
7-10-10-1-2
Leading Hitters 2x4 Bordner, 2x4 Hallman
2x5 Packard
2x3 Allerd
2x3 Crall
3x4 Davies, Dailey
Extra Base Hits 2B Davies, Dailey HR - Rowley
Turner's record now stands at 22-1

Parkview 13, East Troy 1
1 2 3 4 5 ......R H E
1 0 0 0 0 ......1 7 1
4 0 0 9 x ....13 9 1
WP Grenawalt Heffel ( 4 )
LP Jakscht, Foley ( 4 )
SO Grenawalt 1 Jakscht 1 Foley 2
BB Grenawalt 1 Jakscht 6
Leading Hitters PV Bender 2x3, Warden 2x2
2B Bender, Melms, Koch, Warden,Johnson HR Harnack
Leading Hitters ET Foley 2x3 2B Foley

Divine Savior Holy Angels 4, Nicolet 2

Whitefish Bay 11, Nicolet 1

Nicolet 27, Martin Luther 7

Lakeside Lutheran 15, Lake Mills 2
Lakeside Lutheran 12, Lake Mills 6
The girls played well and we finished the conference season with 2 strong complete wins. In the first game we hit the ball early and often to put up 7 unearned in the bottom of the first. From there we just kept the pressure on. Lake Mills did a nice job of battling to start the second game and then put together a nice rally in the middle of game 2. We hit the ball well in the 3rd inning to open up a nice lead. Elise Matthies did a great job of throwing strikes in the first game. She had a little hitch to start the game, but then settled in to get the win. She also did a great job in Relief of Hollie Doyle who got the win in the second game. Brittany Magsamen (2 HR’s and 6 RBi on the day), Winter Petry (5 hits and 3 RBI) and Whitney Kulow (6 hits and 5 RBI) lead us at the plate. We still have a busy stretch coming up with 3 games in 2 days to start the week and playoffs beginning on Thursday, but the girls are playing some solid softball. (Lakeside Head Coach Matt Doering)

Union Grove wins two more
Game 1: Waukesha North 1 @ UG 11 (5)
UG Line: 11, 10, 1
WN Line: 1, 3, 4
UG by inning: 1 in 1st , 6 in 2nd, 2 in 3rd, 2 in 5th
WN by inning: 1 in 3rd
UG Leading Hitters:
Annie McClelland 2-2, 4 R, 2 BB, 1 SB
Brooke Repta 2-2, 2 R, 1 2b, 3 RBI, 1 BB, 1 HBP, 1 SB
Sarah Petrovic 2-2, 1 R, 2 RBI, 2 BB
Cassidy Kortendick 1-3, 1 R, 1 RBI, 1 BB, 1 SB
Emily DeCheck 1-3, 1 3b, 2 RBI
UG Pitchers:
Alyssa McClelland 5 IP, 3 H, 1R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 6K, 1 HB, W, Record 5-1-1

Game Notes: The Broncos got the sticks going early in this game as they loaded the bases in both the first and second innings. North was able to escape the 1st allowing only one run but couldn't hold off the Broncos in the 2nd inning. The Broncos also got a strong defensive performance despite the strong winds wet conditions.

Game 2: Brookfield Central 0 @ UG 5
UG Line: 5, 10, 0
BC Line: 0, 3, 0
UG by inning: 5 in 4th
UG
Leading hitters:
Annie McClelland 3-4, 1 R, 1 SB
Brooke Repta 2-4, 1 R
Sarah Petrovic 1-3, 1 R, 2 RBI
Allie Trudeau 2-3, 1 R, 2 RBI, 1 SB
UG Pitchers:
Allie Trudeau 7 IP, 3 H, 1 BB, 9 K, 2 HB, W, Record 6-3-2
Game Notes: It took the Broncos a little bit to get the timing down but once they did they were able to string together a number of hits and play some small ball to plate 5 runs in the 4th. With the strong performance turned in by Trudeau in the circle that would be all they'd need on the day to get the W.

New Berlin Eisenhower 4, Madison LaFollette 2
Neither Lang nor Newman ptiched in this game

Madison LaFollette 6, Waukesha North 5
Madison LaFollette 7, Oconomowoc 0

Waterloo 27, New Glarus 0
Waterloo 21, New Glarus 0

Stoughton 5, Monona Grove 3

River Valley 7, Mineral Point 3
River Valley 10, Belmont 2

Cuba City 11, Platteville 1
Cuba City 4, Orangeville, IL 1 in 11 innings