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High school sports results across Wisconsin and Massachusetts

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Appleton, Wisconsin. Local high school teams posted multiple baseball and softball results on Friday and Saturday, May 8–9, with Kimberly defeating Appleton East 9-3 and Bay Port sweeping a doubleheader at Manitowoc Lincoln including a complete game by Parker Lawson. Mount Greylock beat Taconic 9-6 in a Friday softball game with a seven-inning performance from Kaleigh Jaros. Green Bay-area competitions on Saturday produced track and field team titles—Arrowhead won boys and girls crowns—while conference baseball play saw De Pere sweep Ashwaubenon and Bay Port record multi-home-run and multi-RBI performances. Coaches recorded wins and losses, box scores were filed, and standings and individual event placings were updated following the weekend contests.

Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.

Timeline of Events

May 8: Regional baseball and softball games reported, including Kimberly 9, Appleton East 3 and Notre Dame 10, Winneconne 6.
May 8: Mount Greylock defeated Taconic 9-6 in Massachusetts softball; pitching and late-inning scoring decided the game.
May 9: Track meets held; Arrowhead won boys and girls team titles with multiple individual event placings recorded.
May 9: Bay Port swept Manitowoc Lincoln in a doubleheader, featuring a complete game and two-home-run performance.
May 9: De Pere swept Ashwaubenon in conference play, and meet and game results were published publicly.

Why This Matters to You

High school sports are a community staple. They bring families together, foster school spirit, and highlight young talent. Whether you're a parent, a fan, or an alumnus, these games matter. Check your local listings for upcoming games and support your local teams.

The Bottom Line

These games shape our communities and our youth. They teach teamwork, resilience, and the thrill of competition. Remember the names of these standout athletes - they might just be tomorrow's sports stars. Worth forwarding if you know a sports enthusiast or a proud parent.