This week in history:

This week was full of local sports highlights throughout the years. Here’s a look back in time from the annals of Ozaukee Press.

1980: It was announced that five Port Washington bowlers would be the first men inducted into the Ozaukee County Bowling Hall of Fame.

They included Arnie Philipps, Bob Bley Sr. and his father Al Bley, Louis Bathke and Ervin Hoge.

Philipps and Bob Bley Sr. were the only living members of the group at the time.

• The Cedar Grove High School boys won the Central Lakeshore Conference track and field title with 110 points. Oostburg was second with 75.5.

The Rockets had two first-place finishes, six seconds and five thirds.

The winners were Jim Meinen in discus with a throw of 18 feet, 1 inch, and the 880-yard relay team of Mike Hilbelink, Kurt Schueller, Steve Veldhorst and Craig Meinen.

1990: The Port Washington High School girls’ soccer team qualified for state for the first time in program history.

The beat Hartford in a 2-1 shootout victory in thick fog.

Freshman Nikki Basile kicked the game-winning goal. With the shootout knotted at 3-3, she scored and a Hartford player followed with a miss.

The Port coach was Bob Thompson.

•  Ozaukee High School senior Kate Urness qualified for the state Class C track and field meet in the 100 and 200-meter dashes and as a member of the 800 relay team.

At the sectional, Urness won the 100 in 12.54 seconds and 200 in 26.33. The relay team, which included Michele Kraus, Michelle Sutton and Ingrid Buntrock, was second in 1:52.58.

2000: Grafton High School sophomore Tom Hawkins won the North Shore Conference Golf championship.

Hawkins shot a three-over-par 76 (38-38) at a windy and rain-soaked Kettle Hills. It was so wet that bunkers were removed from play.

Homestead won the meet with a four-player score 333 strokes. Grafton was second with 336.

Homestead ended up winning the conference with 47 points. Grafton was second with 38.5.

2012: Grafton qualified five entries for the Division 1 state track and field meet in La Crosse, led by a school record.

The 1,600-meter relay team of sophomore Erick Huertas, senior Kevin Wegner, sophomore Patrick Tobianski and junior Marcus Hill won the event in 3:20, topping the old school record by two seconds and turning in the fastest sectional time in the state.

•  Ozaukee’s Jessika Dieringer qualified for state by breaking a 37-year school record in the 400 in 1:24, good for second place, and she qualified in the long jump.

2013: Ozaukee’s Josh Werner, on his last attempt in the high jump at the sectional, bumped the bar, causing it to wobble for a heart-stopping 15 seconds.

But the bar held and Werner qualified for the Division 3 state meet by clearing 5-10.

Dieringer broke her own school record in the 400 with a 59.45, qualifying her for state. She also qualified in the long jump, 100 and 200.

•  Cedar Grove-Belgium’s Aaron Chier broke a school record in the 100 in  10.83, good for second place and a trip to the Division 2 state meet. He also qualified in the 200.

2014: Grafton softball coach Ken Hunt had all his junior varsity and reserve players by the third inning in a 30-0 rout of Brown Deer in the opening round of the softball playoffs.

Ally Parsons went 4-for-4 with a triple, two doubles and six RBI.

2015: Port Washington began the baseball season with two no-hitters at Two Rivers, winning 10-0 and 15-1.

Dylan Scharnweber pitched the six-inning opener and Sean Haley, Ben Schueller and Lukas Michels combined for a five-inning gem in the second game.

2017: Ozaukee juniors Elise Large, Emma Richards and Gavin Dorrler combined to set three school records, win five sectional titles and qualify in six events for the state track and field meet.

Large won the 1,600 in 5:15.08 and the 3,200 run in 11:35.19, breaking her school records in each event.

Richards won girls’ discus with a throw of 138-11 and was third in shot put (38-10.25).

Dorrler won the high jump (6-1) and broke the school record in the long jump (21-11.25).

2018: The Ozaukee girls sent seven entries to the state track and field meet. Richards broke her school record in discus with a 158-2 and won shot put at the sectional.

Large won the 1,600 and 3,200. Delanie McFadden won the 100 and 200.

The 3,200 relay team of Ashlee Mueller, Kelley Large, Amy Hoffmann and Jenna Schueller was third in 10:14.88, breaking its own school record.

The 1,600 relay team of Mueller, Allison Stahl, Hoffmann and Becca Schauer ran a school-record 4:19.47 but didn’t qualify for state.

Gavin Dorrler won the long jump in a school-record 22-2. He also qualified in the high jump and 200.

2019: Cedar Grove-Belgium won its first girls’ soccer conference title in program history, and Abby Kraus broke the single-season goal-scoring record with 34.

•  Port’s baseball team stopped a six-year playoff victory drought with a 5-3 win over Brown Deer. Joe Yandry allowed two runs in four innings. Beau Fleischmann and Marcus Schmit finished it. George Klassen had a double and three RBI.

•  Three-time NCAA wrestling champion Alex Dieringer took down Principal Eric Burke and his former coach Angelo LaRosa 10 times in three minutes in an exhibition at a Port High student assembly.

•  Ozaukee’s 13 girls won the Division 3 track sectional. The 800 relay team of Mueller, McFadden, Brianna Bustamante and Schauer won in a school record 1:47.76.

The 1,600 relay team of Mueller, Bustamante, Hoffmann and Schauer took second in a school record 4:14.47.