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Area high school teams advance in regional play

Area high school teams advance in regional play

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Seymour, Wisconsin — On Wednesday and Thursday, June 3-4, multiple Appleton and Green Bay area high school baseball and softball teams recorded wins in regional and sectional play. Xavier's Kyler Bleck pitched a complete game June 3 and hit a three-run double, Little Chute beat Denmark June 3, and Appleton North advanced June 4 after a 9-8 victory.

Teams will move toward sectional and state tournaments this week, with Fox Valley Lutheran securing a state berth after a 7-6 win June 4 and Kewaunee posting a 10-0 regional final no-hitter on June 3. Coaches cited pitching performances and timely hitting; several players — Jordan Roth, Callie Diekhus, Brett Paulsen — recorded multi-hit or pitching milestones.

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  1. 1. June 3 — Xavier records a complete game by Kyler Bleck; he also hit a three-run double.
  2. 2. June 3 — Kewaunee defeats Crivitz 10-0 as Brett Paulsen throws a five-inning no-hitter.
  3. 3. June 3 — Little Chute beats Denmark 4-2 to win their regional final.
  4. 4. June 4 — Appleton North wins 9-8 over Kimberly and advances toward the state tournament.
  5. 5. June 4 — Fox Valley Lutheran and SPASH secure sectional/state tournament advancement through narrow wins.

Why it matters

These games aren't just about sports. They're about community pride and local talent. If you're a parent, grandparent, or friend, you're cheering for someone you know. Check the schedules and show your support at the next game.

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