WIAA Boys Golf Meet

WIAA golf hardware handed out, state baseball field set

June 8, 2016 By Bill Scott

Two days of golf are in the books at University Ridge in Madison, and the WIAA has crowned six boys champions.

In Division 1, Marquette University School led from start to finish, winning their first ever championship with a team total of 598. The Hilltoppers +22 score was eight strokes better than Middleton.

However, Middleton senior Emmet Herb carded the best individual round of the tournament. Herb posted a six-under 138 to take medalist honors by seven shots.

The Division 2 championship belongs to Waukesha Catholic Memorial for the third time in the last four years. The Crusaders rallied from third place to start Round 2 and finished at +45 (621), a dozen clear of Edgewood.

Individually, Sheboygan Falls senior Matt Bachmann was the top returning finisher from 2015, and took another step forward with a three-over-par 147 to take medalist honors by three shots. [Read more…]

Spring championships crown first champions in WIAA events

June 6, 2016 By Bill Scott

LA CROSSE – The 2016 WIAA Boys and Girls State Track & Field meet crowned team and individual champions Friday and Saturday at Veteran’s Memorial Stadium in La Crosse.

On the team side, Brookfield East won the boys division one team crown, and Freedom came out on top in D2, while three teams, Coleman, Marathon, and Wild Rose, all shared the Division 3 championship.

Milwaukee King, Jefferson, and Cuba City won the division one, two, and three titles, respectively, for the girls. [Read more…]

WIAA Playoff Update

June 11, 2014 By Bill Scott

BASEBALL SECTIONAL BASEBALL

Division 1 – Kaukauna Sectional
– West De Pere over Appleton North 5-3
– Kimberly over Hortonville: 9-4
– Kimberly over West De Pere: 5-1

Division 2 – Chilton Sectional
– Notre Dame over Mosinee 2-1
– Freedom over Luxemburg-Casco 8-6
– Notre Dame over Freedom 8-4

Division 3 – Oconto Sectional
– Oconto over Shiocton 2-0

BOYS STATE GOLF

The WIAA Boy’s Golf Tournament wrapped up Tuesday at University Ridge in Madison.

Division 1 Team Standings:
1.) Homestead (+42)
2.) Notre Dame (+43)
3.) Eau Claire Memorial (+48)
4.) Middleton (+51)
T5.) Appleton East (+54)
T5.) Marquette (+54)
7.) Eau Claire North (+57)
8.) Waterford (+58)
9.) Neenah (+64)
10.) Holmen (+65)

Division 1 Individual Standings:

1.) Kaylor Steger (2-under, 142) Oak Creek
T2.) Bennett Hutson (1-under, 143) Onalaska
T2.) Ricky Kupier (1-under, 143) Racine Case

Division 2 Team Standings:
1.) Catholic Memorial (+31)
2.) Edgewood (+38)
T2.) Sheboygan Falls (+71)

Division 2 Individual Medalist:
1.) Chris Colla (4- Under, 140) Winnebago Lutheran Academy

Division 3 Team Standings:
1.) Lancaster (+51)
2.) Osseo-Fairchild (+74)
T2.) Racine St. Catherines (+75)

Division 2 Individual Medalist:
1.) Thomas Longbella (2- Under, 142) McDonell Central

WIAA Boys’ Golf Meet Continues Today

June 10, 2014 By Bill Scott

The 2014 WIAA Boys’ Golf Meet continues on Tuesday with Day Two of the 36-hole event.

In Division 1; Homestead posted the low 4-man total of 308, Charlie Maleki of Homestead lead his team with an even par 72. Eau Claire Memorial sits two shots back with a team total of 310. Notre Dame Academy and Waterford are tied for third at 313.

Division 1 Individual Leaders:

1. Kaylor Steger of Oak Creek, 68 (4-under)

t-2. Bennett Hutson of Onalaska, 69 (3-under)

t-2. Dylan Patscot of Kettle Moraine, 69 (3-under)

Edgewood is your day one leader in Division 2 after posting a team score of 301. Catholic Memorial is 4-shots back at 305 and Sheboygan Falls rounds out the top 3, 15-shots back at 316.

Division 2 Individual Leaders:

1. Chris Colla of Winnebago Luthern Academy, 68 (4-under)

t-2. Matt Bachmann of Sheboygan Falls, 72 (even)

t-2. Johnny Decker of Edgewood, 72 (even)

In Division 3, Lancaster holds an 8-shot lead after posting a team total of 317. Osseo-Fairchild is in second with a 326 and The Prairie School is in 3rd following a first day total of 326.

Division 3 Individual Leaders:

1. Thomas Longbella of MeDonell Central, 69 (3-under)

2. Patrick Treichel of Saint Mary Springs, 72 (even)

3. Zach Hentrich of Lancaster High, 74 (2-over)