Sunday, June 29

Kewaskum A's 9

Hartford Hawks 1

Kewaskum A's 9

West Bend Spirits 4

Rubicon Red Sox 10

Neosho Rockets 4

Johnson Creek Pioneers 10

Lebanon Whitetails 9

Milton Crescents 11

Helenville Rebels 1

Brownsville 49ers 14

Saukville Saints 1

Friday, June 27 final scores:

Hartford Hawks 11

Hustisford 2

Cedarburg 4

Brownsville 3

Saturday, June 28 final scores:

Neosho 6

Farmington 1

Johnson Creek 12

Helenville 0

Rubicon 12

Milton 6

Hartford Union High School was awarded a special honor on the athletic side. 

It was a great spring sports season for the Orioles that sealed it, according to Athletic and Activities Director Scott Helms.

"It was great, two conference titles and with those two titles we had seven all together for the school year which gave us the North Shore All Sports Cup. It's the first time we've won that award since we joined the North Shore Conference. The athletic department is very proud of all the athletes and the coaches, they work very hard."

Seven different sports captured conference championships including boys cross country, gymnastics, softball, baseball, girls basketball and both wrestling teams. 

Division I

#1 Muskego (21-0-2) 1

#3 Madison West (16-3-3) 1 

(Muskego wins shootout 3-0)

Division 2

#2 Brookfield Central (14-5) 2 

#1 Pewaukee (13-9) 1

Division 3

#1 Catholic Memorial (20-2-1) 4   

#2 Edgewood (15-4-2) 2

Division 4

#1 Xavier (20-3-1) 2 

Ozaukee/Random Lake (13-7-4) 0

Hartford Hawks 13

Cedarburg 3

Kewaskum A's 16

Hustisford Astros 11

Oakfield Oaks 8

Brownsville 49ers 1

Rubicon Red Sox 5

Clyman Canners 3

Farmington Flames 10

Helenville Rebels 1

Neosho Rockets 24

Johnson Creek Pioneers 9

State Soccer Tournament semifinals at Uihlein Soccer Park, in Milwaukee

#2 Arrowhead 3

#3 Madison West 3

(Madison West won the shootout, 6-5)

#1 Xavier 1

#4 Lake Country Lutheran 0

WIAA High School State Baseball Tournament at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium, Grand Chute. 

Division I

Muskego 9

Hartford Union High School 6

Badger 2

Hamilton 1    

Division 1 Quarterfinals of WIAA State Baseball Tournament in Grand Chute

#6 Hartford Union High School 4

#3 Hortonville 1

#4 Hamilton 6

#5 Oak Creek 1

#7 Muskego 7

#2 Sun Prairie East 2

The 42nd Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Girls Soccer Tournament will take place Thursday-Saturday, June 19-21, at Southeast Sales Powersports Stadium at Uihlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. 

The single-elimination tournament features four teams in each of the four divisions.

Division 1

Thursday, June 19

#1 Muskego (19-0-2) vs. #4 Kimberly (17-3-2) - 11 a.m.

#2 Arrowhead (13-0-6) vs. #3 Madison West (16-2-2) - 1:30 p.m. 

Saturday, June 21

Championship Game - 11 a.m.

Division 2

Friday, June 20

#1 Pewaukee (12-8) vs. #4 River Falls (13-6-2) - 4:30 p.m.

#2 Brookfield Central (12-5) vs. #3 Sauk Prairie (1`4-3-3) - 7 p.m.

Saturday, June 21

Championship Game - 7 p.m.

Division 3

Friday, June 20

#1 Catholic Memorial (18-2-1) vs. #4 West Salem (16-3-1) - 11 a.m.

#2 Edgewood (14-3-2) vs. #3 Kiel (21-4-1)  - 1:30 p.m.

Saturday, June 21

Championship Game – 4:30 p.m.

Division 4

Thursday, June 19

#1 Xavier (18-3-1)?vs. #4 Lake Country Lutheran (9-7-2) - 4:30 p.m.

#2 Washburn  (16-1-1) vs. #3 Ozaukee/Random Lake (13-6-3) - 7 p.m.

Saturday, June 21

Championship Game - 1:30 p.m.

The Hartford Union High School baseball team keeps winning. The Orioles earned a share of the North Shore Conference title with Slinger and Whitefish Bay. A 2-1 win over Fond du Lac in the regional final put them in the sectional, where they defeated Manitowoc Lincoln in the semifinal, 2-1. The Orioles' talented baseball team capitalized on errors committed by Beaver Dam and scored two runs in their shutout victory, securing a sectional title. Hartford's Jack Perkowski pitched a complete game against the Golden Beavers, going seven innings and only giving up one hit.    

The Orioles were 9-3 in the month of May, and are 21-7 on the season.

Their next stop is familiar, the state tournament at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute from June 16 to 19. Hartford Union High School's baseball team came up short in the state quarterfinals in 2023.

Hartford's head coach Steve Oleshko told WTKM Sports about some keys for them to bring home a state championship.

"We need to continue to play good defense and limit the amount of mental mistakes. When you talk about playing for a championship, they are all tight games. You can't give up free outs. We need to make those routine plays consistently."

Coach Oleshko says senior Carter Kutz will be the starting pitcher for their quarterfinal game against Hortonville on Monday, June 16 at 2:30 p.m. Senior Ethan Birkel will be the catcher.

"We like that for the first game," said Oleshko. "Ethan has done a great job of handling Carter all season long."

The winner will advance to the semifinals on Wednesday, June 18 with the championship game slated for Thursday, June 19.

Hartford Union High School senior Owen Kuepper was impressive during the two-day WIAA Division I State Boys Golf Tournament at University Ridge Golf Course, in Verona.

Kuepper earned fourth place with a 1-under-par, 143. It was good enough to make school history. The Orioles' talented golfer shot a 71 on his opening round and carded a 72 on the second day of the tournament.   

Hartford Union High School 2

Beaver Dam 0

Kenosha St. Joseph 5

Lake Country Lutheran 4

Waupun 2

Kewaskum 1

Hamilton 2

Germantown

Lake Country Lutheran 3

University School 0

Cedar Grove Begium 7

Kewaskum 1

Divine Savior Holy Angels 5

Oconomowoc 1

Arrowhead 5

Sheboygan North 0

Hartford Union High School 2

Fond du Lac 1

Slinger 7

Watertown 3

Beaver Dam 10

West Bend West 5

Lake Country Lutheran 6

Cambridge 0

Kewaskum 7

Kiel 0

Whitefish Bay 4

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 3

Arrowhead 9

Brown Deer-Shorewood 0

Menomonee Falls 4

Oconomowoc 2

Pewaukee 5

Grafton 4  

The 99th Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Boys Golf Championships will be held Monday and Tuesday, June 9-10 at University Ridge, in Madison. Competition will begin for Division 1 at 7 a.m. Monday and at noon for Divisions 2. and 3. Play resumes Tuesday at 7 a.m. for Divisions 2 and 3 and at noon for Division 1. 

The competition features 16 teams and 24 individual qualifiers in Division 1, and eight teams and 12 individuals in Divisions 2 and 3. Weather permitting, all competitors will play 36 holes, including 18 holes on each day. The lowest scores from the first day will have the later tee times Tuesday. 

The individual qualifiers in Division 1 are senior Owen Kuepper of Hartford Union High School, junior James Lacey of Brookfield East, junior Drew Bindl of Edgewood, senior Riley Yeskie of Fond du Lac, junior Kaden Kusserow of Fox Valley Lutheran, sophomore Caleb Peterson of Franklin, senior Jack Lamm of Hamilton, junior Grant Benishek of Kettle Moraine, sophomore Evan Misiak of Menomonee Falls, sophomore Reece Erickson of Mukwonago, sophomore Cartyr Simonson of Neenah, senior Thomas Bobinski of Notre Dame, junior Brady Hayward of Pulaski, junior Preston Powell of Reedsburg, junior Ryan Swanson of River Falls, senior Sam Flaherty of South Milwaukee, junior Ryan Pettingill of Superior, senior Brady Hearden of Waterford, senior AJ Anderson of Waukesha North, junior Peyton Albers of Waunakee, senior Russell Harder of Wausau West, sophomore Nate Schwantes of Wauwatosa East/West, junior Matthew Martin of Westosha Central and junior Austin Dobbe of Winneconne. 

Waupun 5

Kewaskum 1

Hamilton 4

Arrowhead 2

Watertown 12

Beaver Dam 9

Whitewater 6

Pewaukee 5

West Bend West 4

Menasha 0

Lake Country Lutheran 12

Dominican 2

Xavier 5

Campbellsport 4

Cedar Grove Belgium 4

Lomira 0

Kewaskum 4

Ripon 1

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 5

Port Washington 0

Sheboygan North 4

Hartford Union High School 0

Slinger 3

Kaukauna 2

New London 7

Campbellsport 0

Oconomowoc 3

Oshkosh West 0

Girls:

1. Neenah  127.50

2. Homestead  87

3. Slinger 70

4. Oshkosh West  59

4. Germantown 59

6. Manitowoc Lincoln 44

7. West Bend West 41

8. Cedarburg  39

9. Hartford Union High School  37

10. Port Washington  36

Boys:

1. Homestead  154

2. Germantown  58

3. Fond du Lac  57

4. Slinger  52

5. Hartford Union High School 49

5. Oshkosh North  49

7. Sheboygan North  45

8. Neenah  40

9. Oshkosh West  39

10. Port Washington  35