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Champions will be crowned across five divisions at the WIAA state softball tournament on Saturday, June 13, at Goodman Diamond in Madison.
Here are the state championship games:
The day began with a rematch from last year's Division 5 title game.
And No. 2 Almond-Bancroft got some revenge on Belmont to win its first state championship.
The Eagles, who fell to Belmont in the 2025 title game, left no doubt about who was No. 1 in 2026. Almond-Bancroft crushed Belmont, 16-8, as the Eagles scored in every inning punctuated by a six-run seventh inning to put the game away.
Almond-Bancroft finished the season 28-1, while Belmont ends its title defense just short at 22-7.
Almond-Bancroft pounded out 20 hits with Mya Dernbach, Riya Ceballo, Sophia Chapa, Oakley Omernik and Emalee Petrick all posting three-hit games.
Aaliyah Newby led the way with four RBIs.
The duo of Lexi Carlton and Riya Cebello teamed in the pitcher’s circle for Almond-Bancroft. Carlton pitched four innings for the win and Ceballo earned the save for the final three innings.
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Wisconsin high school state softball championship game scores, results
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Here are the state championship games:
- Division 5 championship: No. 1 Belmont (22-6) vs. No. 2 Almond-Bancroft (27-1), 8 a.m.
- Division 4 championship: No. 4 Johnson Creek (26-4) vs. No. 2 Mineral Point (27-4), about 10:30 a.m.
- Division 3 championship: No. 1 Lomira (26-2) vs. No. 3 Lodi (21-7), about 1 p.m.
- Division 2 championship: No. 4 Pewaukee (21-9) vs. No. 3 Fox Valley Lutheran (25-3), 4 p.m.
- Division 1 championship: No. 2 Muskego (28-2) vs. No. 1 Sussex Hamilton (29-1), about 6:30 p.m.
Division 5 championship game
The day began with a rematch from last year's Division 5 title game.
And No. 2 Almond-Bancroft got some revenge on Belmont to win its first state championship.
The Eagles, who fell to Belmont in the 2025 title game, left no doubt about who was No. 1 in 2026. Almond-Bancroft crushed Belmont, 16-8, as the Eagles scored in every inning punctuated by a six-run seventh inning to put the game away.
Almond-Bancroft finished the season 28-1, while Belmont ends its title defense just short at 22-7.
Almond-Bancroft pounded out 20 hits with Mya Dernbach, Riya Ceballo, Sophia Chapa, Oakley Omernik and Emalee Petrick all posting three-hit games.
Aaliyah Newby led the way with four RBIs.
The duo of Lexi Carlton and Riya Cebello teamed in the pitcher’s circle for Almond-Bancroft. Carlton pitched four innings for the win and Ceballo earned the save for the final three innings.
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Wisconsin high school state softball championship game scores, results
Continue reading...