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The Kenosha Kings hit a 2-run double in the bottom of the eighth to give them a 7-6 lead and eventual victory over visiting Sheboygan.

Three teams from the WSL North Division were in league action Tuesday night, with West Bend and Sheboygan each picking up victories.

Rain washed out the Oshkosh Giants game versus Appleton, but Sheboygan A's able to weather the storm and beat Green Bay.

Six WSL games took place on Saturday, with the Legends and Orioles each sweeping their doubleheaders while the Kings and Giants split a doubleheader.

The Sheboygan A's routed the Manitowoc Bandits 13-2 on Friday, while West Bend 7 Up held off Kewaskum by a final of 7-5.

Out of the three WSL teams in action Thursday night, only the West Allis Nationals came away with a victory.

Five Wisconsin State League teams were in action Wednesday night, with WSL teams combining to go 3-2.

The A's and West Allis Nationals both tallied 14 hits apiece in this offensively dominant game, but the A’s had the higher number in the run column giving the A’s their second win of the season, winning 15-9 on Tuesday night at Wildwood Baseball Park.

Kyle Kalkopf scored from second on an infield fielder's choice in the eighth to give the Nationals the lead and they held on for a hard fought 7-6 victory over the rival Kenosha Kings.

Using physical and mental errors as their shovels, the Sheboygan A’s dug a hole for themselves and in the eighth inning former teammate Sam Mattheis buried them in it with a bases loaded double that ensured a season-opening defeat for the A’s.