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Scores from Recent Games statewide during a wet week

05/13/2018, 9:00pm CDT
By Contributed

Chippewa Falls knocks SPASH from unbeaten ranks

Stevens Point 11, Bay Port 2
Stevens Point 4, Westosha Central 2
Chippewa Falls 2, Stevens Point 1

SPASH 4, Merrill 3
SPASH 9, Merrill 2 - May 7th
SPASH 8, Wisconsin Rapids 0

Poynette 1, Columbus 0 - No hitter by Poynette's Mattie Bredeson and 1-hitter by Columbus' Lauren Kirchberg
Poynette 13, Luther Prep 3
Poynette 18, Luther Prep 5

Elkhorn 7, Union Grove 5
Elkhorn 1, Union Grove 0

Union Grove 2, Delavan-Darien 0
Kenosha Bradford 9, Union Grove 6
 

Chequamegon 11, at Prentice 0 (5)
The Chequamegon High School softball team completed an undefeated Marawood North Conference championship season with an 11-0 victory at Prentice on Thursday. Miranda Dane's two-run single capped a three-run first inning for the Screaming Eagles, who finished 8-0 in MNC play and improved to 10-2 overall. Chequamegon tallied four times after two were out in the second with Hannah Borne blistering a two-run double. The Screaming Eagles tacked on four more in the third with RBI singles by Kayla Herbst and Miranda Dane. Mackenzie Dane allowed one hit and two walks while fanning seven over four innings. Eva Pasewald pitched a one-two-three fifth inning. Miranda Dane was 2-for-2 with two walks and three runs batted in. Brooklyn Hanson also had two hits.

The Chequamegon High School softball team won the Marawood North Conference championship with a pair of hard-fought victories on Tuesday at the Park Falls Athletic Complex. The Screaming Eagles clinched at least a share of the title with a 13-6 victory over Prentice and clinched the outright title with a 7-5 victory over Phillips. Chequamegon has one conference tilt remaining at Prentice on Thursday. Hannah Borne hit three home runs - her seventh, eighth and ninth of the season - and a triple against the Bucs. Every starter for the Screaming Eagles had hits and scored runs. Mackenzie Dane fanned 13 through the first six innings and Eva Pasewald fanned two in the seventh. Chequamegon led 6-0 in the nightcap before Phillips tallied four times in the third. The Loggers closed to within one in the sixth. Miranda Dane's RBI single in the bottom of the sixth gave the Screaming Eagles an insurance run. Mackenzie Dane went the distance for the win, striking out seven.

 Chequamegon 4, Ladysmith 3
Chequamegon escaped with a 4-3 non-conference victory over visiting Ladysmith on Monday, May 7. Chequamegon stranded two runners  in the first inning, two in the second, three in the third, a one-out triple in the fourth and left the bases juiced again in the fifth and again in the sixth after scoring three times. Trailing 3-1, Korrie Herbst drew a one-out walk and stole second. She scored on a single by Hannah Borne, followed by a walk to Kayla Herbst. Miranda Dane's soft roller hit the third base bag, which allowed Borne to score the tieing run. Josi Orr reached on an error to load the bases and Eva Pasewald was hit by a pitch to send the go-ahead run home. Chequamegon managed just five hits, including the triple by Hanson. Pasewald scattered eight hits, allowing no earned runs and striking out five without a walk.

Burlington 10, Westosha Central 0
Burlington used solid defense, a powerful offense and solid pitching to defeat host Westosha Central 10-0 in 5 innings last night. Josie Klein earned her 2nd win of the season over the Falcons allowing only 2 hits and no runs. Olivia Kazumura took the loss for the Falcons. Burlington took the lead in the very first frame. Jaina Westphal bunted and reached 2nd base on the error. Klein singled one out later to score Westphal. She scored one batter later on a single by Bridi Allen. The Demons added five more in the 3rd inning. Maddie Berezowitz doubled to lead off the inning and Klein doubled her in. An Alexandria Naber single scored Klein and Kya Kafer doubled her to third. After a walk, Gracie Peterson singled in both Naber and Kafer. Westphal added another run on a single. Burlington finished their onslaught in the 5th. Kafar walked and scored on a home run to center field by Ashley Schmalfeldt. Another run, scored by Jenna Schmalfeldt ended the scoring. “They got on us early and we never got in sync. This game was similar to the earlier game against them. We put the ball in play but they played solid defense behind their pitcher. Give them credit, they played loose and took it to us. No excuses, they were the better team tonight.” (co-head coach Tom Lampe) With the win, the Demons are 8-1 in the Southern Lakes and tied with Wilmot, depending on the results between Elkhorn and Wilmot. With the loss, the Falcons drop to 6-3 in the Southern Lakes Conference, two games behind Burlington and Wilmot. They are 11-5 overall. “We've had a good run in the conference but we know we need a lot of help to get back in the race. We will work on this one game at a time and worry about what we can control and not what we can't.” (co-head coach Tom Lampe) The Falcons return to action on Thursday when they play a conference double header at Delavan. 

Belmont 4, River Ridge 1

 

 

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