Brown Deer forfeited this game due to a lack of players.

The Viking softball team avenged its only Woodland West loss of the season and moved into a tie atop the conference standings with a 3-2 win over New Berlin West on Thursday afternoon at WLC. The team ran its record to 15-3 overall with the victory.

As in the teams' first meeting, runs were at a premium. West struck first in the opening inning, plating a runner on a passed ball with two outs. Emily Buch had the answer, taking a 1-1 pitch deep to left in the bottom of the 2nd to tie the game at one run apiece. Both pitchers kept the opposing offenses in check until the bottom of the 5th. Katie Meyer drew a leadoff walk. After two outs were made, back-to-back singles from Kylie Bilitz and Sofia Schroeder loaded the bases for Sydney Vitangcol. The freshman came through, lining a double to center to score two runs and give Wisco a 3-1 advantage. West would get one run back in the 6th, but Vitangcol set down the side in order in the 7th to preserve the win.

Besides her crucial double, Vitangcol also starred in the circle, going the distance while striking out 17 and allowing just five hits and no walks. Both runs charged against her were unearned. 

Wisco's conference record now stands at 10-1. They can clinch at least a share of the league title with a win over West Allis Central in the regular season finale on May 18. Prior to that, the Vikings host Brown Deer in a crossover game on May 16. Game time is set for 4:30 PM at the WLC Athletic Complex.

The Viking softball team captured both ends of a doubleheader against Greendale on Tuesday at the WLC Athletic Complex. Wisco routed the Panthers in Game 2 by a score of 17-0 in five innings.

Sydney Vitangcol shut Greendale down, hurling five scoreless innings and recording all 15 outs via strikeout. She allowed just three hits and surrendered no walks. Vitangcol also enjoyed a 3-3 day at the plate with four RBI, four runs scored, and a pair of bases on balls. She was one of five Vikings to record multiple hits and one of four to drive in multiple runs. Sofia Schroeder and Emily Buch collected three hits apiece, and Emily Buch and Kylie Bilitz each had two hits. Schroeder and Rader also each drove in three runs, with Buch driving in a pair.

The Vikings host New Berlin West on Thursday in a showdown between the top two teams in the Woodland West. Game time is 4:30 PM at the WLC Athletic Complex.

The Viking softball team captured both ends of a doubleheader against Greendale on Tuesday at the WLC Athletic Complex. Wisco took Game 1 by a score of 8-0 in five innings.

Sofia Schroeder pitched all five innings and struck out 9 while allowing just five hits. Eden Rader and Sydney Vitangcol each drove in a pair of runs, with RBIs also coming from Chloe Koschnitzke, Emily Buch, Katie Meyer, and Tabitha Fromm.

The Wisco softball team bounced back from a tough loss on Saturday with a 19-0 romp at Milwaukee Lutheran. The three-inning victory ran the team's record to 12-3.

The Red Knights issued 21 walks to Viking batters, which accounted for most of the runs. Eden Rader went 2-3 at the plate and drove in three. Sofia Schroeder kept Milwaukee Lutheran off the board with three scoreless innings. She allowed only three hits and struck out five.

The Vikings host Greendale in a doubleheader at the WLC Fields on Tuesday. The first game is set to begin at 4:00 PM.

Saturday's softball clash between the Vikings and Lakeside Lutheran was everything that would be expected of a matchup of top-ten teams. The tightly played contest couldn't be settled in seven innings. In the end, #4 Lakeside got the better of #9 Wisco by a score of 3-2.

The Warriors struck first with an RBI single to center in the bottom of the 2nd. The Vikings answered back in the 3rd when Sydney Vitangcol doubled home Sofia Schroeder to tie the game. Neither team would score again for seven more innings. Wisco pushed across a run in the top of the 11th when Chloe Koschnitzke's double to right scored Vitangcol from first with the go-ahead score. But Lakeside responded with a two-out single to tie the game in the bottom half of the frame. After a scoreless 12th for Wisco, the Warriors led off with a double and sacrificed the runner to third. Vitangcol struck out the next batter and was on the verge of getting out of the jam, but a two-out wild pitch brought the runner in from third to end the game.

Vitangcol threw all 11.2 innings in the circle and struck out 20 batters while going 2-5 at the plate. Koschnitzke led the team with three hits and Schroeder and Emily Buch each singled twice.

Wisco will look to bounce back on Monday when they travel to Milwaukee Lutheran for a 4:30 PM game.

It took the Wisco softball team just five innings to dispatch Pewaukee on Friday night, as the Vikings triumphed over the host Pirates by a score of 14-0.

Sydney Vitangcol threw all five innings and no-hit the Pirates. She struck out 14 of the 16 batters she faced, with the only baserunner reaching on a dropped third strike. Vitangcol also provided punch at the plate, taking a 1-0 pitch deep in the top of the 1st for a two-run home run and finishing 3-3 at the plate. Tabitha Fromm also enjoyed a three-hit day. She went yard as part of a six-run 4th inning that blew the game open. She drove in three runs on the day. Eden Rader doubled twice, and Sofia Schroeder, Chloe Koschnitzke, Katie Meyer, and Kenly Frey all also enjoyed multi-hit games.

The Vikings take to the road to face #4 Lakeside Lutheran on Saturday morning in Lake Mills.

Offense was in short supply on Monday afternoon when the #9 Vikings locked up with #10 Whitnall at Rainbow Park. Fortunately for Wisco, they managed just enough, and Sydney Vitangcol kept the Falcons off the board completely in a 1-0 win.

Vitangcol was nearly unhittable in the circle, striking out 15 and allowing one walk while surrendering just two hits in a complete-game effort. Both teams were scoreless until the bottom of the 6th. With two away, Emily Buch singled to right and took second on a fielding error. Katie Meyer cashed in the opportunity, lining a single to score Buch with the game's only run.

The Vikings' record now stands at 10-2. Weather permitting, they will travel to Arnold Klentz Park on Tuesday to take on West Allis Central.

The Wisco softball team improved to 9-2 on the season with a 4-1 victory over New Berlin Eisenhower Thursday afternoon at Rainbow Park. Sydney Vitangcol fired a one-hitter and the offense produced enough runs to claim the victory.

Vitangcol struck out 15 Lions and set down the first 12 batters she faced before allowing a single in the 5th. She also drove in two runs, one on an RBI groundout in the 3rd and one on a double in the 5th. Chloe Koschnitzke followed up with an RBI each time; a run-scoring groundout in the 3rd and a single in the 5th.

The Vikings host Whitnall at Rainbow Park on Monday.

The Wisco softball team improved to 8-2 on the season after sweeping a doubleheader from Pius on Tuesday afternoon at Kulwicki Park. The Vikings, ranked #9 in the state in Division 2, won the first game 14-8 and the second game 7-0 in five innings.

Game 1 saw Wisco jump out to a 7-1 lead after three and a half innings, only to see the Lady Popes storm back to knot the game at 7-7 in the bottom of the 5th. Both teams plated a run in the 6th to send the game to its final inning tied at eight apiece. That's when the Viking offense exploded for six runs. Tabby Fromm got the scoring started with a two-run single to center to give Wisco the lead. After Eden Rader scored on a Pius error, Sofia Schroeder's double to left plated two more runs; she would later score on another Pius error to make the score 14-8 in favor of the Vikings. Schroeder retired the side in the bottom of the inning to secure the victory.

Schroeder picked up the victory in the circle, striking out four in a complete game effort. She also drove in a team-high three runs and scored three times as well. Fromm went 2-4 with a pair of runs scored and two RBI. Chloe Koschnitzke, Emily Buch, and Kenly Frey each also drove in two runs apiece.

The Wisco softball team improved to 8-2 on the season after sweeping a doubleheader from Pius on Tuesday afternoon at Kulwicki Park. The Vikings, ranked #9 in the state in Division 2, won the first game 14-8 and the second game 7-0 in five innings.

Sydney Vitangcol shut down the Lady Popes in Game 2, striking out 11 and allowing just two hits in a five-inning complete game. She walked just one and contributed at the plate by going 2-2 with a walk, a run scored, and an RBI.

Eden Rader blasted a two-run home run to center in the third inning, Emily Buch went 2-2 with two runs batted in, and Chloe Koschnitzke and Sofia Schroeder each drove in runs to aid the Wisco effort.

The Vikings host New Berlin Eisenhower on Thursday, April 28, at Rainbow Park.

The Wisco softball team knocked off Greenfield on Monday afternoon by a score of 16-4. The Vikings led from the jump and blew the game open with eight runs in the final inning.

Productive outs by Chloe Koschnitzke and Emily Buch got Wisco on the board in the top of the 1st. Koschnitzke drove in two more with a single in the 3rd and another one with a groundout in the 5th. Buch added an RBI single in that inning and Kenly Frey's line drive single brought in Buch to make it 7-2 Vikings. The Hawks added a pair of runs in the bottom half of the inning to narrow the lead to 7-4, but Sydney Vitangcol singled in a run in the 6th, and the team exploded for eight runs in the top of the 7th. RBIs from Frey, Sofia Schroeder, Koschnitzke, Buch, and Maddie Cowell powered the big inning.

Vitangcol picked up the win in the circle, fanning 13 while allowing three earned runs. She also went 4-5 at the plate with three runs scored. Koschnitzke finished with five RBI to lead the team.

The Vikings play a doubleheader with Pius XI on Tuesday, April 26. Game 1 begins at 4:00 PM at Kulwicki Park.

After two narrow defeats, the Wisco softball team got back on track Thursday with an 8-2 victory over Pewaukee at Rainbow Park.

The Vikings led from the get-go, taking advantage of a single, an error, and an RBI groundout from Eden Rader to score twice in the 1st inning. The 3rd inning saw two more runs cross the plate courtesy of an RBI single from Sydney Vitangcol and a Pewaukee wild pitch. They tacked on three more runs in the 5th thanks to back-to-back run-scoring doubles from Rader and Tabby Fromm and an RBI single from Kenly Frey, and scored one last time in the 6th on an RBI groundout from Emily Buch.

Sofia Schroeder made the runs stand up. She went the distance, allowing one earned run on five hits while striking out five to earn the win. She also went 2-4 at the plate along with fellow freshman Vitangcol to lead the offense.

The 5-2 Vikings travel to Lakeside Lutheran for a 5 PM non-conference matchup on Friday, April 22.

The Wisco softball team took part in a wild, rain-soaked game on Wednesday afternoon at Rainbow Park, but unfortunately for the Vikings, the wet conditions contributed to some sloppy play. They fell 8-7 to South Milwaukee in a game that saw the hosts commit a costly six errors.

The Rockets struck first, scoring two unearned runs on a throwing error in the top of the 1st. Emily Buch had the answer in the bottom half, as her three-run home run to left gave Wisco a 3-2 advantage. South Milwaukee tied it up with a homer of their own in the 3rd, then took the lead on a single in the 4th. Another Rocket long ball in the 6th looked to put the game out of reach at 8-3, but the Vikings rallied in their final at bat. Sydney Vitangcol drove in a pair with a double, and Chloe Koschnitzke's RBI groundout narrowed the lead to 8-6. With Vitangcol at third and two out, Buch was intentionally walked. A wild pitch brought Vitangcol home to score, but the Rockets were able to throw Buch out advancing to end the game.

Vitangcol pitched all seven innings. Only two of the eight South Milwaukee runs scored on her were earned. She struck out 12 against just two walks. 

The Vikings have a quick turnaround. They host Pewaukee at Rainbow Park on Thursday, April 21. First pitch is set for 4:30 PM.

The Wisco softball team suffered its first defeat of the season on Tuesday afternoon, as they were unable to mount much offense against New Berlin West in a 2-0 loss at The Rock.

Sydney Vitangcol took the circle for the Vikings and matched goose eggs with her West counterpart until the bottom of the 6th inning. A wild pitch on a third strike allowed a runner to reach base. The next batter tripled to center to bring in the game's first run, and the runner on third scored on a passed ball to give West a 2-0 advantage. Wisco put the tying run on base in the top of the 7th but were unable to cash in. 

Vitangcol struck out 11 in six innings of work and allowed just four hits. She also accounted for two of the Vikings' five hits on offense. Wisco returns to action on Wednesday, April 20, when they host South Milwaukee at Rainbow Park.

The girls softball team improved to 3-0 on the season with a 9-0 shutout win at Cudahy on Monday afternoon. Sydney Vitangcol dominated the proceedings in the circle. She went the distance, pitching seven innings and recording all 21 of her outs via strikeout. She allowed just three hits and a pair of walks.

Vitangcol also helped her cause at the plate with a 2-5, 2 RBI performance. She was one of three Vikings with a multi-hit day. Chloe Koschnitzke went 2-3 with a walk and also drove in a pair of runs. Sofia Schroeder rapped out a couple of hits in five plate appearances and scored twice. And Maraihya Brown delivered a pinch-hit, two-run single in the 7th to cap the Wisco scoring.

The unbeaten Vikings travel to Greendale on Thursday, April 14 for a 4:30 contest with the Panthers.

The Wisco softball team improved to 2-0 on the young season with a 10-0, 6-inning victory over West Allis Central on Wednesday afternoon. 

Sofia Schroeder hurled a shutout, holding the Bulldogs to a pair of hits while walking just one and striking out seven. Sydney Vitangcol gave her all the offense she would need in the bottom of the 1st, when she singled in Emily Buch with the game's first run. The Vikings had plenty more offense to go around, however. Buch went 3-3 at the plate with a pair of walks, three runs scored, and four RBI, including a home run in the 5th inning and a two-run single to end the game in the 6th. Vitangcol drove in three runs while going 2-4, Chloe Koschnitzke was a perfect 3-3 on the day, and Maddie Cowell drove in two runs on two hits in three plate appearances. Wisco banged out 13 hits and drew 7 walks on the day.

The flurry of action continues for the Vikings. They will play their third game in as many days when they travel to Pewaukee on Friday for a 4:30 PM contest.

After a few false starts, the Wisco softball team finally got its season opener on Wednesday afternoon. The Vikings made sure it was worth the wait. Sydney Vitangcol struck out 16 and the offense rapped out nine hits en route to a 7-2 win over New Berlin Eisenhower at The Rock.

Wisco took advantage of two errors to plate a pair of runs in the first inning. An RBI double by Emily Buch and a run-scoring ground out by Eden Rader added two more runs in the top of the second. Chloe Koschnitzke brought in Rader with a single in the fifth, and Rader and Katie Meyer drove in runs in the top of the seventh to complete the Vikings' scoring.

Vitangcol made the runs stand up. She held Eisenhower hitless over the first 4.1 innings and allowed just two unearned runs on the day. The freshman limited the Lions to four hits in all and walked just one while fanning 16. Buch and Rader paced the offense, with each going 2-4 at the plate. Buch drove in one run while Rader plated a pair.

Next up for the Vikings is a clash with West Allis Central. They host the Bulldogs at Rainbow Park on April 7, with first pitch scheduled for 4:30 PM.