Week in Review SPASH Softball: The Panthers won two games in the last week, defeating Wausau West, 3-1, in eight innings on Tuesday and Wisconsin Rapids, 1-0. Samantha Polito led off the Wausau game by reaching first base on an error and came around to score on a double by Dana Jacquin following a sacrifice by Lindsay Rosicky. West scored its lone run in the bottom of the seventh with two outs. The Panthers scored two runs in the eighth, the first by Rosicky after she was hit by a pitch, stole second, went to third on a single by Alexis Mains and scored on an error by the pitcher. Kristen Sorenson, pinch-running for Mains, scored on a hit by Kristen Sorenson. "We are still not executing the way I would like," said Panther coach Tom Drohner. "We are a very young team with some ability, but I don't think we've completely figured it out yet. We need to get better or we're going to take one on the chin here. "The positive thing is I don't think we've even come close to our potential and we are 4-0. Each game we have to get better," he said. "I think we'll be fine, we just need to keep winning and we'll get these things figured out." On Thursday, April 19, the Panthers nipped as Mains carried a perfect game until the last out in the seventh inning when Jenny Wirtz dropped a single in behind second base. That was Mains' second one-hitter of the season. Polito and Rosicky led the Panther defense in the outfield robbing hit after hit from the Red Raiders hitters. The Panther offense was led by Rosicky with a 2-for-3 performance. Mains, Jenny Maultra and Michele Rosicky each had one hit. The lone run of the game came when Lindsay Rosicky legged out an infield single with one out. Mains advanced her to third on a single with two outs. Shannon Collier pinch-ran for Mains and proceeded to steal second. When Rapids attempted to make a play on her, Lindsay Rosicky stole home. Amherst Golf: The Amherst golf team remains undefeated this spring by wining a four-team meet at Pine Hills Golf Course in Gresham. Team scores were Amherst, 154; Menominee Indian, 188; Shiocton, 200; and Stevens Point Pacelli, 203. Brian Pionkowski of the Falcons was medallist by shooting a par 36 on the front nine. Jeremy Sherf followed close behind with a 38, Matt Clinton and Jeff Cloninger each shot 40 and sophomore Andy Harvey had a 41. Pacelli's Ryan Koch led the Cardinals with a 40. Amherst moves to 5-0 on the season in CWC match play and 7-0 overall. Amherst hosts an eight-team invitational at Foxfire Golf Course in Waupaca on Thursday, April 26. The Amherst JV team shot a 184 to take the JV honors. The Falcons defeated Wisconsin Rapids Assumption and Weyauwega-Fremont at Tree Acres Golf Course in Plover on Thursday, April 19. Amherst totaled 165, Assumption a 197 and Weyauwega a 201 on the day. Sherf shot a 40 to earn medallist honors, followed by Pionkowski, 41; Cloninger, 42; Mike Borgen, 42; and Clinton, 44. Rosholt Girls track: The Rosholt girls track team captured the Rosholt High Track & Field Invitational Friday, April 20. The girls scored 203 points to easily outdistance the field, failing to score in only one event, the 100-meter dash. The Hornets were followed by Peshtigo in second with 125 points, Edgar in third with 120, SPASH JVs fourth with 78.5, Amherst fifth with 56, Wittenberg-Birnamwood sixth with 41, Port Edwards seventh with 38, Suring eighth with 32.5 and Bonduel ninth with 7. Jenna Eschenbauch led the Hornets, taking first in the high jump at 5-3, the 100-meter hurdles in 15.2 seconds and the 300-meter hurdles in 50.5 seconds. She also captured second in the triple jump at 31-8.5. Tami Scott captured two titles, taking the 1,600-meter run in 5:21.1 and the 3,200-meter run in 11:49.7. Her time in the 3,200 set a new meet record. Other victories for the Hornets were recorded by Kate Flick in the long jump with 15-5.75 and Steph Wierzba in the discus with a toss of 94-8. Second places went to Amy Scott in the high jump, Wierzba in the shot put, Flick in the 800-meter run, K. Kazemba in the 300-meter and 100-meter hurdle events, Cary Kurszewski in the discus, T. Check in the 400-meter dash and the 1,600-meter relay team of Flick, Lindsey Peplinski, Kassandra Ferg and Check. Thirds went to Scott in the 1,600 meters, the 400- and 800-meter relay teams and Check in the 200 meters. Peplinski took fourths in the high jump and 800 meters, Katie Kosobucki was fourth in the pole vault and the 3,200 meter relay team finished fourth. Fifths were recorded by A. Larson in the 200 meters and Nicky Bembenek in the 3,200 meters. K. Lavik took a sixth in the long jump, K. Zander a seventh in the 300 hurdles and Ferg a seventh in the 400 meters to close out the Hornets scoring.