May 17
Girls Softball
Chequamegon 11 Phillips 1 (5)
Abbotsford 13 Rib Lake 6
Mosinee 13 Lakeland 0
Tomahawk 6 Northland Pines 5
Hurley 10 Butternut 0
Boys Baseball
Chequamegon 5 Phillips 4
Rhinelander 18 Northland Pines 1
Melllen 17 Washburn 2
Boys Golf
The Chequamegon varsity golf team just finished the third and final conference golf meet. The team took first place at the meet. The team shot a 320 to take first place in the meet. Kevin Jean was the meet medalist shooting a 75. Blake Pluemer took second with a 80, Dominick Koller was third with a 81, and Pierce Pluemer was fourth with a 84. The team took first place in the conference with an overall total score of 967, Hurley was second with a 1106, Phillips was third with a 1124 and Prentice was forth with a 1212. All conference medals went to Kevin Jean, conference medalist with a 226, Blake Pluemer was second place all conference with 235,Dominmick Koller was third place all conference with a 245, and Pierce Pluemer was fourth place all conference with a 261. We accomplished 2 of our season goals with three more to go. Coach Eimermann
May 15
Boys Baseball
Chequamegon 14 Drummond 0 (5)
Mitch Little was winning pitcher and hit for the cycle
Joe Morgan 3 for 3 with 2 RBI
Phillips 7 Northland Pines 6
Marathon 4 Athens 2
Rib Lake 14 Stratford 1
Mosinee 9 Medford 5
Rhinelander 2 Tomahawk 1
Girls Softball
Chequamegon 10 Tomahawk 0 (5)
Athens 14 Marathon 5
Stratford 5 Rib Lake 2
Rhinelander 17 Lakeland 4
Great Northern Conference Track Meet
Girls:
1) Lakeland 167
2) Tomahawk 149.5
3) Mosinee 86
4) Medford 85
5) Rhinelander 70
6) Antigo 66
7) Northland Pines 56.5
MVP - Delaney Fitzpatrick - Lakeland
Boys:
1) Lakeland 158
2) Medford 116
3) Mosinee 96
4) Tomahawk 89
4) Northland Pines 89
6) Antigo 83
7) Rhinelander 65
MVP - Bryan Tomek - Tomahawk
May 14
Marawood North Conference Track Meet @ Athens
(Click on or copy and paste link below into your web browser)
http://www.performancetiming.com/admin/results/Meet_Results[70].pdf
Dustin Bay & Alexis Stueber (both of Cheq) were both Marawood Conference MVPs as both CHEQ boys and girls team captured the Team Championships
Boys Baseball
Butternut 11 Bayfield 7
The Butternut baseball team got its first conference victory of the year last night at Bayfield. Trailing 4-1 after three, the Midgets scored 3 in the 4th, 4 in the 5th and 3 in the 7th to lead 11-5 and then hold on for an 11-7 win. Ryan Prellwitz had 2 hits, including a 2 run double in the 4th, then scoring on an errant relay throw. In the 6th, Tom Schuelke was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded. Then Malachi Zielke followed with a 2 run single. In the 7th, Zielke connected on a 2 run triple, then scored on Sam Miesbauer's single. Zielke, Prellwitz, and Steven Scherwinski each collected 2 hits on the night. Zielke came on in relief to get the win. "It was not the prettiest game to watch, but we got the job done and a win is a win. We've blown a couple of these this year, so it was nice to hold on this time."
May 12
Boys Baseball
Chequamegon 18 Hurley 7
Girls Softball
@ Medford Tournament
Chequamegon 7 Medford 6
Merrill 11 Chequamegon 1
Chequamegon 4 Crandon 0
May 11
Boys Baseball
Phillips 11 Prentice 2
Rib Lake 9 Chequamegon 0
Athens 6 Abbotsford 1
Mosinee 10 Medford 0
Tomahawk 15 Hurley 5
Girls Softball
Chequamegon 9 Rib Lake 3
Athens 14 Abbotsford 1
Rhinelander 2 Mrdford 1
Hurley 10 Tomahawk 7
Hurley 4 Tomahawk 0
May 10
Boys Baseball
Phillips 9 Abbotsford 2
May 8
Boys Baseball
Chequamegon 6 Wahburn 0
Pitching: Kevin Schmitt 3ip, Tristen Holman 2ip, Justin Herbst 2ip....combined 3 hitter.
Tomahawk 3 Lakeland 2
Antigo 15 Medford 6
Mosinee 3 Northland Pines 2
Girls Softball
Pittsville 19 Abbotsford 9 (5)
Medford 13 Lakeland 4
Tomahawk 10 Antigo 2
May 7
Boys Baseball
Chequamegon 14 Abbotsford 3 (5)
Athens 2 Phillips 1
Rib Lake 11 Prentice 1 (5)
Nekoosa 8 Tomahawk 0
Washburn/South Shore 7 Butternut 6
The Butternut baseball team traveled to Washburn on Monday and dug themselves a hole they could not get out of. After falling behind 7-1, they began to battle back, falling short 7-6. 10 walks led to the majority of Washburn’s early runs. Base running errors took the Midgets out of some early scoring opportunities. “The simple mistakes we continue to make, we have said will cost us in a close game, and tonight it happened.” “We are a young team, and we will make mistakes, but if you come ready to play in the 1st inning, some of those mistakes don’t happen.” Steven Scherwinski struggled on the mound a bit tonight, Ryan Prellwitz followed but was in and out of rhythm. We managed to get out of some jams early on, or it could have been over early. I do think the number of games in the last two weeks wore us out, both physically and mentally. We have stretch here to recharge and get ready to do something in Regionals. Malachi Zielke pitched well to hold us in during our rally. He also doubled twice in a 3 hit night, Joe Connelly and Miles Hirtreiter also had 2 hits. “I give our Seniors credit, with how young we are and the mistakes about our future, for their sake, I hope that starts in 2 weeks.
we make as a team, being Seniors and losing, many times you see them with the pack it in attitude. These 3 have continued to work had and push everyone to get better. We keep talking
Girls Softball
Chequamegon 9 Abbotsford 3
Athens 14 Phillips 1
Girls Track
1. Chequamegon 2. Phillips 3. Prentice
Boys Track
1. Chequamegon 2. Prentice 3. Phillips
May 4
Girls Softball
Phillips 10 Mellen 7
Hurley 7 Chequamegon 6
Boys Baseball
Chequamegon 15 Hurley 0 (5)
May 3
Boys Baseball
Chequamegon 18 Prentice 8 (5 Game 1)
WP - Mitch LIttle (Justin Herbst in relief)
Little 3 for 5 with 5 RBI
Kevin Schmitt 3 RBI
Chequamegon 12 Prentice 1 (5 Game 2)
WP - Tristen Holman complete game 2 hitter
All starters had at least one hit.
Abbotsford 11 Phillips 7
Rhinelander 6 Medford 5
Ironwood, MI 11 Butternut 1
Indianhead Conference leader Ironwood traveled to Butternut Thursday night and slowly pulled away with an 11-1 win. Steven Scherwinski took the loss on the mound for the Midgets (0-8, 2-12). “Just about every inning they put 2 guys on and knocked them in. We had chances to get out of a couple innings without giving up a run but either had a mistake or couldn’t make the big play to get out of the inning.” We hit the ball tonight, but continue to leave guys on. We are staying out of the big innings now, but can’t get out clean. That’s the difference between being 2-12 and a .500 club. We’re close, a couple clutch hits and a few plays in the field. That’s the difference every night.
Girls Softball
Chequamegon 10 Prentice 0 (5 Game 1)
Chequamegon 19 Prentice 0
May 1
Boys Baseball
Phillips 20 Melllen 4
Chequamegon 7 Lakeland 0
WP - Logan Cowling 6ip, 1 hit
Hunter Bay and Zach Scherwinski 2 hits each
Athens 17 Pittsville 6
Medford 5 Rib Lake 2
Girls Softball
Athens 15 Pittsville 5
Mosinee 12 Medford 0
Rhinelander 5 Tomahawk 4
April 30
Boys Baseball
Athens 6 Chequamegon 4
Kevin Schmitt 7ip and 9K's
Will Lee 2 hits and 3 RBI
Joe Morgan 2 hits
Rib Lake 12 Phillips 6
Abbotsford 6 Prentice 3
For Chequamegon Track Invite results, see link below:
http://www.wissports.net/sports/trackcc/results/12038.html
Girls Softball
Chequamegon 7 Athens 6
Rib Lake 14 Phillips 4
Merrill 11 Lakeland 3
Hurley 5 Drummond 4
April 28
Boys Baseball
Butternut 8 Washburn 4
Hurley 15 Butternut 5
Butternut finished 2nd in the Phillips Loggers baseball tournament on Saturday. The Midgets defeated Washburn 8-4 in the first game. Steven Scherwinski picked up the win on the mound and Malachi Zielke pitched the final innings to preserve the win. “It was an excellent team effort. Everyone contributed somehow. After our poor performance at Mellen on Thursday, we wanted to be sure to come out ready to play.” That was the difference in the game as the Midgets jumped out to an early 6-0 lead after 2 innings and held on for the win.
In game 2, Gabe Miesbauer took the loss in a 15-5 game against Hurley. “We still played ok. They are just a good hitting team. We made a few mistakes in the field and left too many runners on to compete with a team of this caliber.” “We are getter better. Building confidence and moving forward will be the keys to the rest of our season.”
Phillips 21 Washburn 3
Girls Softball
Ironwood, MI 23 Phillips 11
Tomahawk 5 Phillips 4
April 27
Boys Baseball
Rib Lake 2 Athens 1
Girls Softball
Tomahawk 5 Chequamegon 4
Athens 16 Rib Lake 3
April 26
Girls Softball
Chequamegon 8 Phillips 2
Mary Gehrman drove in three runs, including a two-run double in a three-run first inning, as the Chequamegon Screaming Eagles softball team bounced Phillips 8-2 in Marawood North Conference play.
Danielle Masterson's two-run double in the sixth inning sparked a three-run sixth which saw Chequamegon push a 3-2 lead to 6-2.
Brianna Mader spun a four-hitter in the circle and was backed by nearly flawless defense as the Screaming Eagles evened their season record to 5-5 and improved to 3-1 in MNC play.
Rib Lake 7 Abbotsford 4
Mosinee 10 Lakeland 0
Athens 15 Princeton 5
Tomahawk 16 Northland Pines 2 (6)
Boys Baseball
Chequamegon 13 Phillips 8
Athens 12 Prentice 2
Rhinelander 13 Lakeland 0 (5)
Medford 11 Northland Pines 1 (6)
Boys Golf
1. Chequamegon 311 2. Phillips 351
3. Hurley 367 4. Prentice 388
April 24
Girls Softball
Phillips 14 Prentice 4
Chequamegon 15 Drummond 0 (5)
The Screaming Eagles pounced on Drummond for 10 first-inning runs en route to a 15-0 five-inning victory Tuesday night in Grand View.
Megan and Brianne Mader teamed in the circle for the shutout, needing just 51 pitches. Megan fanned four in four innings and Brianne two in one inning.
Erica Withey had three hits, including two doubles, and drove in three runs. Makayla Casey had a two-run double and Mary Gehrman and Danielle Masterson drove in two runs apiece.
Athens 7 Abbotsford 4
Mosinee 15 Northland Pines 3
Tomahawk 22 Lakeland 5
Boys Baseball
Prentice 9 Phillips 6
Chequamegon 13 Drummond 2
WP - Kevin Schmitt 5ip 12K's
Hunter Bay - 4 hits
Zach Scherwinski and Mitch Little 3 hits each
5 rbi for MItch Little
Joel Morgan 3 rbi
Athens 9 Abbotsford 0
Lakeland 5 Medford 4
Rhinelander 10 Northland Pines 0
April 23
Girls Softball
Chequamegon 8 Rib Lake 7 (8)
Megan Mader's sacrifice fly in the 8th inning sent Tasha Schloer home with the winning run.
Chequamegon jumped to a 7-0 lead before Rib Lake clawed back with four in the third and solo runs in the fourth, sixth and seventh innings.
Megan Mader pitched a 1-2-3 eighth to cap her three innings of relief. Brianna Mader worked five strong innings to start the game.
Kristen Pechacek had four hits and two RBI and Mary Gehrman, Michelle Lobermeier and Danielle Masterson had two hits each.
Marathon 19 Abbotsford 1
Mosinee 10 Medford 0
Boys Baseball
Rib Lake 19 Chequamegon 9
Rib Lake pounds out 17 hits
2 hits each for Chequamegon's Mitch Little and Zach Scherwinski
Tomahawk 7 Phillips 0
Marathon 14 Abbotsford 0
Merrill 24 Lakeland 4
Chippewa Falls 21 Medford 0
Hurley 10 Butternut 0
Butternut dropped a 10-0 six inning baseball game at Hurley on Monday. Unable to get the clutch hit, they stranded runners in scoring position in 5 of the 6 innings. Hurley slowly pulled away with 6 in the 4th, 3 in the 5th and 1 in the sixth for the win. Gabe Miesbauer took the loss on the mound.
Boys Baseball
Chequamegon 3 Ashland 2 (9inn)
Mitch LIttle and Logan Cowling combine for 9 inning no hitter
2 hits each for Hunter Bay and Mitch LIttle
April 20
Boys Baseball
Chequamegon 16 Abbotsford 4
Athens 11 Phillips 5
Merrill 10 Tomahawk 2
Northland Pines 4 Ashland 2
Butternut 17 Phelps 4
The Butternut baseball team broke into the win column tonight 17-4 at Phelps. Steven Scherwinski went 6 innings for the win. He picked up his 13th strikeout of the game to get out of a bases loaded jam in the sixth with the score 10-4. Freshman Sam Miesbaeur connected for a 3 run HR in the 7th to put the game away. The HR was one of 3 hits for Miesbaeur. Myles Hirtreiter also had 3 hits. Steven Scherwinski also had a good night at the plate, going 2-4 with 2 double and 3RBI. Ryan Prellwitz scored 3 runs. Gabe Miesbaeur pitched the final inning.
Girls Softball
Chequamegon 12 Abbotsford 2
Athens 21 Phillips 0
April 19
Boys Baseball
Ironwood, MI 12 Mellen 8
Bayfield 9 Butternut 5
April 17
Girls Softball
Phillips 30 Butternut 5
Rib Lake 15 Prentice 0
Edgar 10 Abbotsford 0
Rhinelander 8 Tomahawk 0
Antigo 12 Lakeland 2
Northwestern 8 Hayward 1
Boys Baseball
Chequamegon 10 Bruce 0
Rib Lake 7 Prentice 3
Edgar 3 Abbotsford 2
Tomahawk 8 Northland Pines 3
Medford 6 DC Everest 3
Mosinee 13 Lakeland 0
Ladysmith 14 Barron 6
Phillips JV 9 Butternut 3
April 13
Boys Baseball
Athens 9 Chequamegon 0
Rib Lake 13 Phillips 3
Prentice 7 Abbotsford 6
Wausau East 2 Northland Pines 1
Hayward 13 Mellen 4
Girls Softball
Athens 15 Chequamegon 9
Rib Lake 5 Phillips 3
Abbotsford 14 Prentice 4
Medford 21 Lakeland 11
Boys Golf
Tomahawk 174 Phillips 192
April 12th
Boys Baseball
Washburn 9 Butternut 5
Butternut dropped a home game to Washburn last night 9-5. Six errors in the first two innings led to a 7-0 Washburn lead. Malichi Zielke settled in after that and the Midgets clawed back with 3 runs in the 3rd capped by a 2 run double by Zielke. Single tallies in the 4th and 5th brought the score to 7-5, but Reijo pitched out of a bases loaded 1 out jam to end the 5th. Washburn got 2 insurance runs in the 6th for the 9-5 final.
“Malichi pitched well and deserved a win. Tonight we found out what not coming to play 7 innings and not executing will cost you.” We did some nice things, got out of some jams, more of the line up put the bat on the ball more consistently, but still not enough to get a W. We missed a lot of signs, had some base running errors that could have led to more runs. It was another small step forward for us, but no moral victory tonight, it’s a game we should have won.
April 10th
Girls Softball
Ladysmith 5 Chequamegon 3
The Chequamegon High School softball team outhit Ladysmith 11-5 on Tuesday, April 10, but stranded 13 runners in a 5-3 non-conference loss.
Tasha Schloer's RBI double plated Michelle Lobermeier in the first inning but the Screaming Eagles left the bases loaded.
Ladysmith scored three runs in the fourth inning and two unearned runs in the fifth to take a 5-1 lead into the seventh.
Ashley Canik's double started a two-our rally for Chequamegon. Morgan Hilgart singled ahead of Danielle Masterson's two-run single. Lobermeier followed with a single before Ladysmith snuffed the rally.
Schloer, Lobermeier and Masterson had two hits each for the Screaming Eagles.
Mosinee 10 Northland Pines 0
Medford 25 Antigo 5
Boys Baseball
Chequamegon 16 Ladysmith 0
Kevin Schmitt 6 K's and Logan Cowling 4K's combined for a no hitter
2 hits each for Colin Pearson, Logan Cowling, Mitch Little and Hunter Bay.
Rhinelander 10 Medford 7
Mosinee 2 Tomahawk 1
Hayward 10 Rice Lake 3
Lakeland 7 Northland Pines 0
Shell Lake 17 Butternut 8
The Butternut baseball team dropped its 3rd game to start the season at
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