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doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
Southern Door’s softball season came to an end Thursday when the No. 4-seeded Eagles lost their WIAA Division 3 regional championship game at No. 1-seeded Brillion, 10-2. The Lions got on the scoreboard in the opening inning on a solo home run by Amaya Brooks and added to their early lead with three runs in the bottom of the second. Brillion ended up with 11 hits off Eagles pitcher Alanah Kaye, who also walked a batter and struck out six.
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doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
The new Sturgeon Bay Clippers logo. The Sturgeon Bay baseball team could only muster one run Thursday when the No. 10-seeded Clippers lost their WIAA Division 2 regional quarterfinal at No. 7-seeded Marinette, 9-1. Sturgeon Bay took a 1-0 lead in the top of the third when Caleb Plzak drove in the team’s only run. Plzak and Sigmund Hansen each had a hit to account for the Clippers’ only two hits of the game.
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doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
Southern Door’s baseball team outhit Mishicot, 7-6, but didn’t score the most runs in their WIAA Division 3 regional quarterfinal. The No. 8-seeded Eagles’ season came to an end Thursday when they lost at home to the No. 9-seeded Indians, 4-2. Tyler Neinas and Mason Paye each drove in a run for Southern Door. The Eagles were led at the plate by Isaac Bauduin with two hits.
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doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
Sevastopol’s baseball team scored four runs in the top of the eighth Thursday when the No. 11-seeded Pioneers won their WIAA Division 4 regional quarterfibnal at No. 6-seeded Port Edwards, 12-8. A potential winning run by Port Edwards in the bottom of the seventh was thwarted by Sevastopol with a throw by Tyler Grooters at shortstop to catcher Hatcher Reetz for an out. The Pioneers pounded out 14 hits, including four from Grooters, who doubled and drove in two runs.
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doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
Sturgeon Bay’s Finance/Purchasing and Building Committee recommended May 13 that the Common Council approve a proposed price increase for the homes being built in the Geneva Ridge subdivision, which the city is helping to market on Sturgeon Bay’s west side.
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doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
Richard Robinson of the St. Louis-based First and Main Properties speaks before the Sturgeon Bay Common Council regarding his plans to build a four-story apartment building on the city’s West Waterfront with 49 units. Photo by Kevin Boneske. An apartment project on Sturgeon Bay’s West Waterfront could break ground this summer after a development agreement was approved May 20 by the Common Council.
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doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
Sevastopol’s Naomi Rikkola (front) looks for the umpire’s call after tagging out Algoma’s Nora Krause at second base during Thursday’s WIAA Division 4 regional championship at Peterson Park. Photo by Kevin Boneske. Except for the third inning, Sevastopol’s girls softball team didn’t give up a run in Thursday’s WIAA Division 4 regional championship at Algoma’s Peterson Park. The No. 2-seeded Wolves scored four runs on four hits in the bottom of the third and defeated the No. 3-seeded Pioneers, 4-1.
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doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
Paul Shefchik of Portside Builders speaks May 20 before the Sturgeon Bay Common Council in support of the Heron Crossing subdivision on the city’s east side. Photo by Kevin Boneske. The City of Sturgeon Bay will create a development agreement for a housing subdivision and an apartment project on the east side following action May 20 by the Common Council.
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doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
Sturgeon Bay’s Local Transportation Board has recommended installing a four-way stop at the intersection of Jefferson Street and 5th Avenue on the city’s east side. Photo by Kevin Boneske. Motorists traveling along Jefferson Street on Sturgeon Bay’s east side would have to put the brakes on when they get to the intersection with 5th Avenue, under a recommendation backed June 21 by the city’s Local Transportation Board.
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doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
Washington Island fans come out in full force to support the Islanders for a Door County League game. Submitted. Considering that Washington Island needed to win a playoff game at Egg Harbor to earn the fourth and final playoff berth at the end of last season, you would think the Islanders would be anticipating a rivalry atmosphere when they ventured to Egg Harbor this year. But that’s not the way it works on the island. “We’re all rivals,’’ Islanders manager Joe Cornell said with a dark chuckle.
