Being named to one of Wisconsin’s summer all-star events is quite an honor for any recently-graduated prep athlete. Medford’s Logan Baumgartner had the rare distinction last week of playing in two of them back-to-back –– and being on the winning side in all four games played. First, Baumgartner scored 11 points and added a handful of rebounds as well as a couple of assists and steals

The Whittlesey Reds let a couple of early scoring chances get away Sunday afternoon, but they jumped on their chances late and stole a 6-5 win over Minocqua to sweep a Dairyland League doubleheader at Mike Roiger Stadium. Jeff Kraschnewski walked it off by singling in Ty Metz with two outs in the bottom of the ninth to cap Whittlesey’s comeback from a 5-0, eighth-inning deficit. Until their

The Westboro Trojans took over the top spot in the Dairyland League’s Small Division over the weekend but they had to survive an upset scare from Medford Saturday night to get there. The Moondogs led much of the way, had a close call go against them in the eighth inning and then couldn’t quite capitalize on a golden opportunity in the ninth. Westboro crushed Medford’s hopes of a win with

When Rib Lake offered Medford extra outs, it took advantage of them and earned a sweep in Thursday’s doubleheader between the two Legion baseball squads held in Rib Lake. Medford’s Post 147 squad took the lead with a two-run third and put the first five-inning game away with a three-run fifth in a 5-1 win. A three-run third inning turned around game two and sent Medford to a 6-3 win that

Fuchs to put runners on the corners and Willy Johnson singled in the go-ahead run. An errant pickoff throw scored Westfall. Dayne Marlenga walked and with one out, Klay Ellenbecker lined a two-run triple to the gap in right-center. Dustin Freeman added an RBI single and Medford failed to get outs on two fielder’s choice ground balls allowing another run to score. David Hecker’s RBI groundout

five. Nick Retterath threw eight strong innings to lead Whittlesey in the opener. He struck out 12 Wood Ducks, walked three and allowed only three hits. The Reds did their offensive damage with a pair of runs in the second and two more in the fourth. Zach Haynes singled and Seidl walked and an error on a ball hit by Mildbrand allowed them to score. Walks and a key error factored into the two-run