May 2026

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May
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MHS golfers keep breaking records

How low can they go?

Right now, there seems to be almost no number that’s too low for Middleton’s boys golf team to hit.

The No. 1 ranked Cardinals fired a 2-over-par, 290 and won the 15-team Spartan Invite at Blackhawk Country Club on May 4.

Two days later, Middleton shattered that school record by shooting a 4-under-par, 276 at the Janesville Parker Triangular.

“It appears like the guys are peaking at a good time,” Middleton coach Tom Cabalka said.

That’s for sure.

Here’s a recap of the Cardinals’ week.

 

SPARTAN INVITE

Middleton senior Sammy Forslund shot an eye-popping 8-under, 64. That tied the school record held by Kip Sullivan, who shot a 64 at Cold Water Canyon in Wisconsin Dells in 2019.

Forslund made six birdies and shot a 6-under, 30, on the front nine. He then fired a 2-under, 34 on the back nine during his record setting day.

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May
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Softball Cardinals are heating up

Middleton’s girls softball team had their best week of the season.

The Cardinals went 5-0 with two wins over Verona, and victories over Stevens Point, Burlington and Oregon.

Middleton improved to 13-7 overall and is 8-3 in the Big Eight Conference.

Here’s a recap of the Cardinals’ week.

• Middleton 5, Verona 0 — Sophomore Cece Smith struck out 13 and allowed just three hits to lead the host Cardinals past the Wildcats on May 5.

Smith threw strikes on 68 of her 100 pitches, walked one, allowed just one runner to reach second base and struck out the side in two different innings.

Middleton erupted for five runs in the fifth to break a scoreless tie.

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May
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Tough week for baseball Cards

It was a tough week for Middleton’s baseball team.

The Cardinals dropped two of three games, including a pair to Big Eight Conference co-leading Sun Prairie East.

The Cardinals are 11-7 overall and 6-4 in the Big Eight Conference. Sun Prairie East and Verona share the conference lead at 9-2, while Middleton has slipped to fifth place in the league.

Here’s a recap of the Cardinals’ week.

• Sun Prairie East 7, Middleton 2 — East raced to a 7-0 lead and rolled past host Middleton on May 5.

MHS starter Brody Kalscheur allowed seven runs (five earned) in 3 2/3 innings and took the loss.

Middleton managed just five hits, but did get RBIs from left fielder Anthony Pelliteri and center fielder Eytan D’Onofrio.

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May
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Tennis Cardinals win two of three

Middleton’s boys tennis team won two of three meets last week.

The Cardinals won Big Eight Conference meets over Madison La Follette and Madison East by 7-0 scores on May 7 and May 5.

Middleton then dropped a 5-2 decision to Whitefish Bay on May 8.

Here’s a recap of the Cardinals’ week.

• Middleton 7, Madison La Follette 0 — The Cardinals rolled to straight set wins at all seven flights on May 7.

Cam Hosfield, Preetham Peddireddy, Tianmu Pei and Joseph Weisman cruised to singles wins. And in doubles action, the teams of Caden Cheng and Zander Endres, Lucas Bush and Ethan Yang, and Sullivan Watson and Benjamin Myers all posted wins.

• Middleton 7, Madison East 0 — The Cardinals cruised to straight set wins at each of the seven flights on May 5.

Alexander Bo, Cam Hosfield, Tianmu Pei and Joseph Weisman all notched straight set wins.

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May
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Boys lacrosse team wins three straight

Middleton’s boys lacrosse team got back on track, winning three straight games last week.

The Cardinals defeated La Crosse, 21-4, on May 4 and downed Sauk Prairie, 13-2, on May 5. Middleton then bested Appleton, 6-2, on May 9.

The Cardinals are now 10-2 this season.

Here’s a recap of Middleton’s week.

• Middleton 21, La Crosse 4 — Evan Mazur and Roan Johnson both had four first quarter goals and the Cardinals cruised to a win on May 4.

Patrick Passini added two first quarter goals and Sam Everson had another as Middleton built an 11-1 lead after one.

Luke Sheehan, Rafa Owczarek, Regin Kalscheur, Gavin Sipple and Mazur all scored again before halftime and the Cardinals stretched their lead to 16-2 by intermission.

Freddie Arp, Anderson See, and Benny Ancheta scored third quarter goals, and both Dane Bradford and Matt Sangar scored in the fourth to complete the scoring.

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May
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MHS' girls lacrosse team drops two of three

Middleton’s girls lacrosse lost two of three games last week.

The Cardinals dropped a 15-6 decision to Oregon on May 5 and fell to Bay Port, 12-11, in overtime on May 8.

Middleton then bounced back and defeated Kimberly, 14-4, on May 9.

Here’s a recap of those games.

• Oregon 15, Middleton 6 — Senior Sophie Eisele and sophomore Grace Metz both had two goals, but the Cardinals fell to the Panthers on May 5. Seniors Olivia Leslie and Eloise Wilde both added goals for MHS, while senior Lily Kastman had two assists and both senior Sylvie Balistreri and junior Ella Reeson had assists.

• Bay Port 12, Middleton 11 (OT) — Cardinals senior Sophia Eisele had an eye-popping seven goals, but MHS fell to the Pirates in overtime.

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Middleton girls second at Stoughton

Middleton’s girls track and field team finished second at the 15-team Stoughton Invite on May 8.

The Cardinals’ boys were third out of 15 teams.

Sun Prairie East won the girls meet with 131.5 points, while the Cardinals were second with 77 points. Madison La Follette (67), Reedsburg (60) and Waterford (59.5) rounded out the top five.

Sun Prairie East also won the boys race with 100 points. DeForest finished second with 96.5 points, while Middleton (62), McFarland (54) and Stoughton (50) rounded out the top five.

Here are the Middleton athletes that notched top-5 finishes:

 

GIRLS

• Sofia Dergacheva was first in the 100-meter hurdles (15.89).

• Andrea Wipperfurth won the triple jump (34-10).

• Middleton’s 800-meter relay team of Andrea Wipperfurth, Lea Gancova, Abby Arnold and Noel Neuser finished first in 1:46.72.

• Sofia Dergacheva was second in the high jump (5-4).

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May
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Soccer Cardinals win two of three

Middleton’s girls soccer team won two of three games last week.

The Cardinals rolled past Madison La Follette, 10-0, on May 5 and downed Sun Prairie East, 2-0, on May 7. Middleton then fell to Kettle Moraine, 3-0, on May 8.

The Cardinals are now 8-2-4 overall and 5-1 in the Big Eight Conference.

Here’s a recap of Middleton’s week.

• Middleton 10, Madison La Follette 0 — Zoe Sharaf had three goals and two assists to power the Cardinals in a game stopped at halftime due to the mercy rule.

“Not a very eventful game other than all the goals we scored,” Middleton coach Mary Duffy said.

Teagan Kadow, Annu Mundas, Amaya Rao and Brooke Lister all had a goal and an assist for MHS. Tatum Flaten, Sydney Hewuse and Katelyn Zutter all had goals, while Bea Norman, Elspeth Avery and Amy Medsker each had assists.

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May
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Black Earth Board Approves EMS Lot Purchase, Meter Upgrade

BLACK EARTH — The Black Earth Village Board approved several infrastructure and public safety related measures during its May 5 organizational meeting, including a joint purchase of property adjacent to the District 1 EMS station and a $416,000 electronic meter upgrade project.

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May
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Residents Want Quarry Hill Out of TID 7

Despite complaints from 13 residents against it, Quarry Hill Conservancy was not removed from Tax Increment District #7’s preliminary plan by the Middleton Common Council on Tuesday night, May 5.

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