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Fourth time’s the charm

NEENAH — For the fourth straight year, Shottle Bop won the Guts Frisbee Wisconsin Tournament this past weekend at O'Hauser Park. They finished at the top of a field of 19 teams with 100 players, and they did it with a victory over Monte Carlo. Shottle Bop, which is made up of William Blau, ...

Bridgefest Pickleball winners

Over the weekend, Robert Sturos (left) took third place in the Bridgefest Pickleball Tournament, earning a $25 cash prize, at the Laurn Grove Courts in Hancock. Dan Greenlee (center) won first place, a $75 cash prize. Justin Fila (right) earned second place, a $50 cash prize. (Photo provided)

Tennis tournament winners

Josh and Caleb Katzinger repeated as the Bridgefest tennis tournament winners Saturday at the Laurn Grove courts. The pair after from Midland, Michigan. (Photo provided)

Evie Wolshire named assistant women’s basketball coach

HOUGHTON — Michigan Tech Huskies women's basketball coach Eric Gruber has named Evie Wolshire as his assistant for the Huskies. Wolshire comes to Houghton after serving as a graduate assistant at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville the past two seasons. "I am really excited to bring ...

Prep Athlete of the Week

Hancock pitcher Ben Keranen threw seven innings in a 3-0 win over Manistee in a regional championship Saturday. He struck out 11, walked two and surrendered just one hit. At the plate, he went 2-for-3, with two runs scored. (Eddie O’Neill/For the Gazette)

Bulldogs softball comes up just short in regional semifinal

LAKE LINDEN — The Hancock Bulldogs held a 1-0 lead in their Division 4 Region 25 semifinal game against the Norway Knights before they fell behind 4-1. With one out left, they pulled within a run at 4-3, but they could not get one more before the final out was recorded Saturday at the ...