Week in Review Pacelli Baseball: The Cardinals defeated Shiocton Tuesday, May 8, 8-3, bringing their season record to 11-5 overall and 9-5 in the Central Wisconsin Conference Large Division. The Cardinals lost a 7-2 lead and dropped an 8-7 decision to Marion on Monday May 7, when Marion scored on two singles, a walk and a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the seventh. Chris Jacobson had three hits and Adam Brazzale, Ahern Cashin and Jake Owens each added two for the Cardinals. Reliever Ben Disher took the mound loss. "After we scored the seven runs, we coasted a little," Pacelli coach Wayne Sankey said. "We need to develop the killer instinct to put teams away in the later innings. We did make good contact at the plate and we are having other guys start to contribute offensively," he said. "We are leaving way too many runners on base." The Cardinals defeated Menominee Indian, 12-2, on Saturday, May 4, as Owens tossed a two-hitter and both runs were unearned, scoring on errors with two outs. "Jake was focused and threw strikes," Sankey said. "When he uses all of his pitches, he is tough to hit." Brad Heeg and Jeff Herzog led the Cardinals with two hits each, including a double for each. Golf: The Cardinals finished third in a triangular at Glacier Wood Golf Course in Iola Friday, May 4. The Cardinals had 181 to trail Amherst with 146 and Wittenberg with 173. Alex Riorden lead Pacelli with a 42. Amherst Softball: The Hornets dropped an 11-9 decision to Wittenberg-Birnamwood Tuesday. Witt-Birn jumped out to a 7-1 lead but the Falcons came back in the fourth inning to go out in front, 9-7. Witt-Birn came right back with three runs in the top of the fifth and then added one more later. Golf: The Amherst golf team set a school record and moved to 11-0 in dual matches in beating Wittenberg and Pacelli at Glacier Wood golf course in Iola on Friday, May 4. Amherst cut 8 strokes off their previous best and shot a 146 to outdistance Wittenberg, 173, and Pacelli, 181. Brian Pionkowski and Matt Clinton set the pace by each shooting a par 35 on the front nine. Jeremy Sherf and Andy Harvey followed up with 38 each to round out the scoring. Jeff Cloninger finished with a 42. Ryan Johndro led all JV scores with a 40. On Monday, May 7, the Falcons wound up the first half of their quest for a CWC championship in golf, finishing undefeated in dual match play. Amherst, with 165, outdistanced Manawa at 174 and Wittenberg at 197 to end up 9-0 in the conference. The other half of the championship will be decided at Pine Hills Golf Course in Gresham on Saturday with the 10-team tournament starting at 10 a.m. Jeremy Sherf took medalist honors for Amherst with a 39, followed by a 41 from Andy Harvey, 42 from Jeff Cloninger and 43 from both Brian Pionkowski and Matt Clinton. The Amherst JV team continued their unbeaten streak this season as well. Ryan Johndro shot a 41 to lead the JVs to a 31 stroke win over Manawa. On Tuesday the Falcons shot a 161 to defeat Manawa (179) and Shiocton (209) at Crystal Springs in Seymour to run their undefeated record in match play to 15-0. Brian Pionkowski and Jeremy Sherf lead Amherst with 39 each. Andy Harvey fired a 40 and Matt Clinton and Jeff Cloninger rounded out the scoring with 43 each. Amherst JVs also remained undefeated in match play with a 181 to Manawa's 190 and Shiocton's 227. Amherst was lead by Mike Borgen with a round of 41. Almond-Bancroft Softball: The Eagles defeated Tigerton, 4-0, on Tuesday.