Boys' and Girls' Track

It was a record-breaking Saturday at the Wisconsin Lutheran Invite for the track team. In the 300 Hurdles, Amiyah Galica ’26 broke the school record with a time of 47.91 on her way to second place in the event. The Hawks were able to bring home two other medals and numerous PRs in the highly competitive meet, including a sixth place finish by Carly Lopez ’25 in the 1600M run (5:35.31) and an eighth place finish by our girls’ 4x100M relay team of Galica, Izzy Baumgardt ’25, JJ Barnes ’25, and Meg White ’28. Jackson Meier ’27 had a PR in the 110 Hurdles with a time of 18.48 to finish in 16th and added another PR in the 300 Hurdles with a time of 44.13 for 10th place; Bridget Cafferty ’25 PR’d in the 1600M run with a 5:50.77 to finish in 15th. Abby Lopez ’25 finished 11th in the 400M dash (1:05.83), with Helina Slamka ’28 right behind her in 16th with a PR of 1:06.25. Slamka also cracked the top 20 in high jump with a 16th place finish.  Baumgardt finished 10th in the 300 Hurdles with a 51.88. Carly Lopez finished 12th in the 800M (2:35.79), Winter Schienke ’25 took 9th in the shot put and 10th in the discus, while Ty Ouradnik ’27 finished 13th in the 3200M run with a PR of 10:28.77 and Alex Dickey ’26 took 20th in the discus to round out the top 20 finishers for the Hawks. 

 

Girls' Soccer

The Hawks traveled to UW-La Crosse for an invite over the weekend and fell 3-1 to Division 1 state-ranked Cedarburg on Friday night. Having difficulty settling into the game, the girls couldn’t match the speed of thought and quick passing. Eventually making some adjustments and working their way into the game, Meg Decker ’25 scored the Hawks’ lone goal on a PK. 

12 hours later, the Hawks took on another state-ranked opponent in Division 3 Sugar River on Saturday morning. Starting strong and controlling the tempo early allowed the Hawks to take a 3-0 halftime lead, including a PK save from Finley Remington ’27 to keep the Raiders scoreless at half. Decker and Keira Kimbrough ’27 each added a hat trick for the Hawks, with Elle Jaramillo ’26 adding a goal en route to a 7-1 win. “It was a solid performance from start to finish,“ said Coach Joe Manley. 

Keeping up their momentum from the Saturday win, the Hawks faced a tough Division 2 opponent in Homestead. “We brought the intensity we found in La Crosse to this game, and it was a series of 1v1 battles all over the pitch,“ said Coach Manley. “We did well to maintain our composure and began to open up dangerous spaces while limiting theirs.“ The Hawks jumped to a 1-0 lead on a goal by Norah Boerner ’25 before Homestead evened things up. After gaining a 2-1 advantage on a Decker goal, Homestead again evened the score. That’s all the scoring the Highlanders would do after the Hawks found patience in their possessions to create better chances. Decker and Boerner each scored their second goal of the game, and Homestead added an own goal for a final score of 5-2. Coach Manley credited the play of Sydney Dues ’25 as crucial to the Hawks finding their second half rhythm. 

 

Boys' Golf

In a tough invitational at Broadlands Golf Club on Saturday, April 26th, the Hawks finished 14th out of 18 teams. Competing against 14 Division 1 schools, one Division 2 school, and two Division 3 schools, the boys held their own. Jack Ulrich ’26 led the way with an 84 to finish tied for 35th place with seven other boys. Jack Regner ’25 shot an 85, and Connor Peery ’27 shot an 88 for the Hawks. 

On a beautiful day at Johnson Park on Monday, April 28th, the Hawks won their conference meet with a score of 178. Regner and Ulrich once again led the team with scores of 41 and 46, respectively, while Will Schaefer ’25 added a 46, and Cai Yoo ’26 and Peery each shot a 47. 

 

LP Baseball

Facing a tough Catholic Memorial squad on Saturday, April 26th, the LPs kept the game close into the 5th inning at Horlick Field. Trailing only 7-4, Catholic Memorial broke it open with a 9-run frame and then held the LPs scoreless in the bottom of the inning to end the game 16-4. Gabe Posnanski ’26 scored a run for the LPs. 

Taking on the University School Wildcats on Monday, April 28th, the LPs kept the game interesting until their very last at-bat. Trailing 6-0 going into the 4th inning, the boys began to fight their way back into the game, trailing 8-4 going into the top of the 7th. Scoring two additional runs to cut the Wildcats lead to two, the LPs had a chance to score more as they had the bases loaded. Unfortunately, a thrilling catch from USM’s left fielder ended the game with an 8-6 loss for the boys. Posnanski added an RBI as one of six LP players to record a hit. 

At Wick Field in Milwaukee on Wednesday, April 30th, LP broke their losing streak against the Milwaukee King Generals. Riding a  ive run third inning and only allowing one run, the LPs won 7-1. Liam Larsen ’27 pitched 4 1/3 innings of 1-run baseball with no earned runs allowed, giving way to his twin brother Owen Larsen ’27, who finished the game with 2 2/3 innings of no-hit relief with seven strikeouts. Kyler Godson ’28 was 1-2 with a walk and an RBI for the LPs. 

 

Boys' Tennis

In a rescheduled match at Thomas More on Thursday, April 24th, our Hawks came away with a 5-2 victory over their conference opponent. Sweeping all three doubles flights, Jon Orth ’25 and Musa Rahman ’25 (#1 Doubles) and Colin Smith ’28 and Kelly Baker ’25 (#3 Doubles) did not give up any games in their 6-0, 6-0 wins. Alex Solodio ’25 and Cole Johnson ’27 (#2 Doubles) cruised to a 6-2, 6-1 victory. Brayden Comaris ’27 (#2 Singles) won 6-2, 6-3 and Gabi Kuvshinikov ’25 (#4 Singles) won 6-0, 6-1 to cement the win for the Hawks. 

In a tough invitational featuring the top schools in the state on Saturday, April 26th, the Hawks were overpowered in back-to-back 7-0 losses to Catholic Memorial and Shorewood. Solodio and Johnson had the closest match against Catholic Memorial, falling in a tiebreaker set 4-6, 6-3, 12-10. Against Shorewood, Kuvshinikov pushed in his last set but couldn’t come through with the win, ultimately falling 6-2, 7-5. 

Against another tough opponent in East Troy on Monday, April 28th, the Hawks fell 2-5 after being swept in singles matches. Orth and Alex Pias ’25 (#1 Doubles) won their match in a tiebreaker 3-6, 6-2, 10-5, and Baker and Smith continued to play well together for a 6-4, 6-1 win. 

Taking on conference opponent St. Joe’s on Tuesday, April 29th, the Hawks were back to their winning ways, beating the Lancers 6-1 at home. The Hawks swept doubles matchups in convincing fashion with Orth and Rahman winning 6-0, 6-1, Solodio and Johnson winning 6-0, 6-3, and Baker and Smith winning 6-2, 6-1. Comaris gutted out a tiebreaker win after dropping the first set of his match to win 2-6, 6-4, 10-6. Eric Baptista ’28 (#3 Singles) won 6-3, 6-3, while Kuvshinikov won 6-0, 6-1. 

 

Upcoming Events

Friday, May 2nd

• Girls’ Soccer vs Westosha | 6:30PM | The Prairie School

Saturday, May 3rd

• Boys’ Golf Invite | 8:30AM | Riverside Golf Course-Janesville

Monday, May 5th

• LP Baseball vs Case | 4:30PM | Case High School
• Girls’ Soccer vs Lake Country Lutheran | 4PM | Lake Country Lutheran High School

Tuesday, May 6th

• Boys’ Tennis vs St. Catherine’s | 4PM | Lockwood Park
• LP Baseball vs Thomas More | 4:30PM | The Rock Sports Complex

Wednesday, May 7th

• Boys’ Golf Conference Meet | 12PM | Brown Deer Golf Course
• Girls’ Soccer vs Martin Luther | 6:30PM | The Prairie School

Thursday, May 8th

• LP Baseball vs Thomas More | 4:30PM | Thomas More High School

Friday, May 9th

• Girls’ Soccer vs New Berlin Eisenhower | 6:30PM | The Prairie School