On June 13, Campbellsport Legion 19U baseball beat Menominee 9-2 for their second win on the season. Menominee was leading 2-0 in the third inning when Campbellsport’s (2-2) Trent Schladweiler hit a leadoff triple and came around to score to make the score 2-1.
On June 2, Campbellsport girls soccer beat Pius XI 3-2 in overtime on the road in the first round of the WIAA Division 3 Girls Soccer Tournament to advance to the second round.
On June 2, Campbellsport lost 2-1 to number one Pewaukee on the road in the second round, ending their season with a record of 15-13. Campbellsport (15-13) took a 1-0 lead over Pewaukee (25-2) in the first inning, featuring a two-out RBI triple from Jace Goebel for the Cougars. The Pirates responded with two runs of their own in the bottom of the first inning to take a 2-1 lead over Campbellsport.
On June 5-6, Campbellsport track members Seamus Toshner, Garrett Pickering, and Noah Bobb competed in the WIAA Division 2 Track & Field State Meet at UW-La Crosse.
On May 26, the Campbellsport girls soccer team beat Little Chute 5-0 at home on senior night for Ellie Heider, Brittany Reilly, Olyvia Haynes, Sadie Homuth, Raeann Lueck, and Michaela Darmody.
On May 26, the four-seed Campbellsport softball team lost 5-3 to the fifth-seed Two Rivers at home in the second round of the WIAA Division 2 Softball Tournament.
On May 29, the Campbellsport track team had eight athletes compete at the WIAA Division 2 Sectional Track Meet at Kewaskum High School. Garrett Pickering was the Sectional Champion in the 3200m by breaking his own school record with a time of 9:28 to qualify for state for the second consecutive season in the 3200m.
On May 28, Campbellsport baseball defeated West Bend East 2-1 on the road in the first round of the Division 2 WIAA Baseball tournament. West Bend East (10-15) broke the scoreless tie in the fourth inning to take a 1-0 lead over Campbellsport (15-12).
Kewaskum Baseball (16-6, 7-5) kept its momentum rolling on May 22, defeating Chilton (12-9) 6–1 to secure its eighth straight victory. The Indians wasted no time getting the offense going, …
On May 21, Campbellsport girls soccer lost 1-0 to NFDL/Oakfield at home in a competitive Flyway Conference game.
On May 21, Campbellsport baseball beat Lomira 5-4 on the road to win the season series between the two teams, with the Cougars’ seventh straight conference win.
On May 21, Campbellsport softball defeated Oakfield 11-1 in five innings on the road to wrap up its regular season schedule. Campbellsport (21-5) scored one run with two outs in the first inning thanks to a Mackenzie Helsell RBI single to take a 1-0 lead over Oakfield (14-9). The Cougars’ offense exploded with six runs in the second inning, set up by a Olivia McCarty double followed by an Ayla Garvey RBI single and a three-run homer by Ava Sabish over the left field fence to take a 5-0 lead.
Carson Schrauth officially signed his letter of intent on April 22 at King Pin Lanes, to continue his athletic career at Marian University. The senior anchor leaves behind a résumé that stands …
Scott Bicknell Boys Tennis Coach The Kewaskum boys tennis team wrapped up a busy week with three dual meets, highlighted by a strong 5-2 victory over Roncalli/Manitowoc Lutheran. Kewaskum opened the …
The Kewaskum Girls Soccer Team played five games the week of May 10 and ended the week with a 2-3 record. They traveled to Plymouth on Tuesday May 12 for a non conference game. The Plymouth Panthers …
The Kewaskum High School Trap Team hosted Campbellsport at the New Fane Sportsman Club on Tuesday May 12. The Kewaskum Varsity team lost to Campbellsport 226-234. The Kewaskum Junior Varsity team won …
Campbellsport Golf Weekly Recap
On May 15, the Campbellsport girls soccer team beat Valders 9-0 at home on a pleasant spring day.
On May 18, Campbellsport baseball beat Mayville 4-3 on the road to split the season series after the game was rescheduled two times due to weather conditions.
On May 15, the two-time defending conference champion Campbellsport boys track team finished in third place with 103 points, and the defending champion girls track team finished in sixth place with 53 points at the Flyway Conference Meet at Mayville.