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A sacrifice fly and three home runs provided the West Allis Nationals of Burlington with all the runs they needed to take a hard-fought 6-5 Wisconsin State League victory over the Sheboygan A’s Thursday night in Burlington.

Bryce Lovisa's complete-game effort helped get the A's back in the win column Wednesday night.

It's a good thing most sports fans' attention was on the basketball game in Milwaukee last night. Because what they would have seen at Wildwood Park would not have been good.

Green Bay broke open a 2-1 game with four runs in the fifth, then piled on seven more as the Blue Ribbons handed the A's an embarrassing 13-1 home loss Monday night.

The Sheboygan A's and Addison Braves split a doubleheader on Sunday, giving the two teams a four-game weekend split.

After blowing a 4-0 lead late and falling in extra innings in game one, the A's held off another late comeback attempt in game two to split Saturday's doubleheader with the Addison Braves in Addison.

The Sheboygan A's dropped a road contest to Greater Green Bay, 7-6, Tuesday night.

After a dismal game one Sunday, the A's rebounded in game two to split the day and weekend with the reigning WSL champions.

Tied in the bottom of the ninth inning, Krist singled in TJ Roberts as the A's handed the Lombard Orioles their first Wisconsin State League loss in game one of Saturday's doubleheader action at Wildwood Park. The Orioles would take game two 9-3 to split the day.

Behind a 141 pitch complete-game effort by Joey Pettit, the Sheboygan A's knocked off the West Allis Nationals 3-2 Thursday night.