Spencer Turriff entered Thursday’s Division 1 sectional at Goelz Field knowing in order to have a chance at defending his 300-meter hurdle state title he had

East pitcher Lauren Blasczyk made sure Lightning wouldn’t strike as the junior fired a four-hitter with 12 strikeouts and no walks as the Patriots handled

It’s not hard to find Alison Parker and Jessica Parker when they are running on the track; just look at the lead of the race and you’re sure to see both of

In the biggest match of the season in the Bay Conference, the Thunder did what the Thunder does, and that’s stymie an opponent.

De Pere picked the right time to be at its best as the Redbirds jumped on Bay Port right away and never looked back, beating the Pirates, 9-4, tying Bay Port

Przybylski launched a two-run home run over the right-centerfield fence giving the Pirates a huge 5-3 eight-inning win over Green Bay East in Fox River

Both teams brought their bats, but this time the pitchers also had some success. In the end, though, the Bulldogs once again outscored West De Pere, 10-6, to

Ben Messenger sent a message early to Green Bay Southwest runs were going to be hard to come by during Tuesday’s Fox River Classic Conference baseball game.

The Red Devils, behind a six-RBI performance from Tana VandenHevuel, outlasted the Red Raiders, 12-9, to move to 6-0 in conference play.

In a matchup of power vs. power, Blasczyk’s power won out. The hurler tossed a one-hitter as the Patriots ended the Ghosts’ 35-game Fox Valley Association

The junior pitcher tossed a gem, scattering four hits, striking out six and walking none as Kimberly blanked the Lightning, 5-0, in a sectional final rematch

The junior saved her best for last as she delivered a single to right field as the Jaguars defeated the No. 2-ranked team in the state, 4-3, in a Fox River

The junior from North tallied a hat trick before 22 minutes were played and allowed the Lightning to coast to a 4-0 nonconference win at Paul Engen Field.

The Oconto Falls pitcher was in her all-state form already, tossing a 3-hitter, striking out 14 and going 2-for-3 at the plate as the Panthers topped West De

In the end, De Pere had just enough, and enough luck to outlast the Generals, 60-57, but only after about a 30-foot shot at the buzzer went in and then out