JOHNSON CREEK — Southern Trailways leader Johnson Creek belted out 14 hits and took advantage of early mistakes to beat Hustisford/Dodgeland, 7-2, Friday night.

"The errors prolonged innings," H/D coach Rich Padron said. "That doesn't help too many teams, especially against good ones."

Johnson Creek (13-3, 11-1 South) jumped out quickly on H/D ace Austin Neu, belting out 12 hits and seven earned runs in less than three innings.

Derek Pieper came in and shut down the Bluejays the rest of the way but by then the damage was done.

"They're a good hitting lineup, no question about that," Padron said.

H/D (12-5, 9-3) heads to Lake Country Lutheran today.

JOHNSON CREEK 7, H/D 2

H/D                     000  200  0  -  2    3  3

Johnson Creek  214  000  x  -  7  14  0

Pitchers (ip-h-er-bb-so) - Neu (L; 2.1-11-7-0-4), Pieper (3.2-2-0-2-3), McCaffery (W; 7-3-2-2-9).

Leading hitters: JC - Jedrzejewsky 2x4, MacDonald 3x3, Z. Schmidt 2x4, Wolf 2x4. 3B: JC - MacDonald. 2B: HU - Neu; JC - Jedrzejewsky.

Horicon 12

NFDL 2 (5 inn.)

HORICON — Shaun Dickinson belted a three-run homer in the first inning and Horicon never looked back for a 12-2 rout of North Fond du Lac in Friday's Flyway baseball finale.

"We really swung the bats well," Horicon coach Jeff Wolf said. "I like the aggressiveness of our hitters.

"Shaun's homer really gave us an early boost and the team a lot of confidence."

Dickinson finished 3-for-4 while adding a double and collecting five RBIs. Andrew Wasmund also had three hits in four at-bats. Dustin Mann and B.J. Braun each chipped in two hits.

Tyler Mintzlaff threw three innings to pick up the win for the Marshmen (4-10, 4-10 Flyway), which faces Whitefish Bay Domincan in the opening round of the Division 3 playoffs next Friday.

HORICON 12, NORTH FOND DU LAC 2

North Fond du Lac  001  10  -    2    6  1

Horicon                   331  14  -  12  15  1

Pitchers (ip-h-er-bb-so) - Velez (L; 4-7-8-0-3), Mintzlaff (W; 3-4-1-1-1), Mueller (2-2-1-0-1).

Leading hitters: NF - Velez 2x3; H - Braun 2x3, Dickinson 3x4, Wasmund 3x4, Mann 2x4. HR: H - Dickinson. 2B: NF - Dewitz, Hilbert; H - Braun, Dickinson.

KML 8

Mayville 2

MAYVILLE — Kettle Moraine Lutheran scored eight unanswered runs Friday night to pull away from Mayville, 8-2, in Friday's Flyway baseball matchup.

KML (10-4 Flyway) scored twice on three hits in the fifth, then followed it up with four more on four hits the next inning.

Kevin Goard, who was 3-for-3 with a double and a triple, took the loss for the Cardinals (7-12, 4-10).

Zach Wilderman chipped in a pair of hits for Mayville, which hosts Wautoma Monday night.

KML 8, MAYVILLE 2

KML        001  124  0  -  8  11  2

Mayville  110  000  0  -  2    7  2

Pitchers (ip-h-er-bb-so) - Geidel (W; 7-7-0-0-5), Goard (L; 1.1-7-6-0-0).

Leading hitters: KM - Dorn 3x5, Koth 2x4, Zimmerman 2x4; MA - Wilderman 2x4, Goard 3x3. 3B: MA - Goard. 2B: KM - Dorn, Plahmer; MA - Wilderman, Goard.

Lourdes 18

Markesan 8 (5 inn.)

MARKESAN — Ten unearned runs by Oshkosh Lourdes in the second inning paced the Knights to an 18-8 win over Markesan in Friday's Northern Trailways baseball contest.

"We had two down with no one on base," Hornets coach Kevin Wopat said of the second inning. "Then they got a double and we had two straight errors.

"The floodgates opened from there. When you give up that many runs, you make life tough on yourself."

Ryan Krueger had a three-run homer in the third inning and Andrew Koopman added a two-run shot in the fourth to provide offense for the Hornets (7-11, 7-7 North).

Markesan heads to Johnson Creek Tuesday for a nonconference doubleheader.

Lourdes improves to 8-7 and 7-6.

OSHKOSH LOURDES 18, MARKESAN 8

Lourdes  3(10)0  32  -  18  14  1

Markesan   004   40  -    8    8  6

Pitchers (ip-h-er-bb-so) - Foley (W; 4-7-7-6-3), Brown (L; 1.2-4-2-4-1), Strahota (2.1-8-3-5-0), Schueler (1-2-0-2-1).

Leading hitters: OL - Hetzel 2x4, Hemanor 3x4, Williams 2x4, Jensen 3x3; M - Strahota 3x3. HR: M - Krueger, Koopman. 2B: OL - Hetzel, Hemanor, Williams; M - Strahota, Burk, Kirst.

Princeton

at Randolph (DH)

RANDOLPH — Randolph pounded out 11 hits against Princeton in the nightcap Friday to complete Northern Trailways doubleheader baseball sweep.

The Rockets (8-8, 7-7) won the opener, which was the completion of a suspended game, 10-5, before earning an 8-2 decision in game two.

"We got our hitting going after the third inning of game two," Randolph coach Bruce Vredeveld said.

Franco Galvan picked up the win in game one while Andrew Buss allowed one earned run in the nightcap for the victory.

Ben Syvertson had five hits and four RBIs in the doubleheader.

Randolph hosts Cambria-Friesland in the Division 4 playoff opener May 27.

GAME 1: RANDOLPH 10,

PRINCETON 5

Randolph   002  040  4  -  10  6  1

Princeton   000  131  0  -    5  6  5

Pitchers (ip-h-er-bb-so) - Galvan (W; 6-5-1-2-12), Porter (L; 7-6-7-11-2).

Leading hitters: RA - Galvan 3x5, Syvertson 2x4; PR - Lunow 2x4. 2B: RA - Galvan, Syvertson.

GAME 2: RANDOLPH 8, PRINCETON 2

Princeton   200  000  0  -  2   8  2

Randolph   004  013  x  -  8  11  5

Pitchers (ip-h-er-bb-so) - Lunow (L; 6-11-6-3-5), A. Buss (W; 7-8-1-2-8).

Leading hitters: P - Lunow 2x4, Lewis 2x3; R - N. Buss 3x4, Syvertson 3x4, Van Beek 2x4.