The Indians (13-4, 7-1) scored early and often en route to a 11-0 victory in five innings over the visiting Ripon Tigers (3-16, 3-7). Kewaskum got on the board first, batting through the lineup, …
On May 10, the Campbellsport boys and girls track teams traveled to Waupun to compete in the Warrior Invitational.
The Cougars girls’ team finished in second place with 152 points, and the boys’ team finished in first place with an impressive total of 211 points.
Second-place finishes by Lydia Toshner in the 100m hurdles, 300m hurdles, and triple jump; Brooke Flegner in the 200m and long jump; Lexi Diels in the discus; Eva Pendowski in the 1600m; Ireland O’Laughin-Posey in the 100m; and Capri Constantineau in the 400m paved the way for the Campbellsport girls’ team at the meet.
On May 8, Campbellsport baseball defeated Omro 7-1 on the road to sweep the season series between the two teams.
Campbellsport (14-5, 8-2) was able to score the first, thanks to back-to-back doubles by Kyler Bowe and Jace Goebel, with Bowe scoring on Goebel’s double to take a 1-0 lead in the first inning over Omro (6-9, 1-8).
The Cougars’ offense showed off their hitting prowess, scoring five runs in the fourth inning, starting with an RBI double from Zach Zimdahl and followed by RBI singles from Trent Schladweiler, Brody Nolan, and Goebel to push their lead to 6-0 over the Foxes.
On May 7, Campbellsport softball defeated Springs 5-1 in a rescheduled game from May 1 between the two Flyway conference teams.
Campbellsport (8-10, 4-7) jumped ahead of Springs (12-7, 7-4) in the third inning with Josie Twohig and Peyton Hall hitting singles before the Ledgers got two outs against the Cougars.
Emma Batzler hit a single to right to drive in two runs to take an early 2-0 lead over Springs.
On May 3, Campbellsport defeated Wautoma 11-1 in six innings to cap off a productive day for the Cougars.
Campbellsport (7-8) took a 1-0 lead over Wautoma (10-8) thanks to an RBI triple from Megan McCarty for the visiting Cougars.
The Cougars’ offense really got going in the second inning, featuring an Emma Muraski triple to center field, allowing two runs to cross the plate to take a 4-0 lead.
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