Here are Friday's high school sports results for the Wausau and Stevens Point area
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FOOTBALL
Wausau West 20, Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln 17
WAUSAU - The Warriors rallied from a 17-6 halftime deficit to defeat the Red Raiders.
Ray Reineck had 22 carries for 213 yards and three touchdowns for West.
Rapids was led by Leo Brostowitz, who ran 34 times for 244 yards and two touchdowns.
Wisconsin Rapids 6 11 0 0 - 17
Wausau West 6 0 8 6 - 20
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
WR - Leo Brostowitz 16 run (kick failed)
WW - Ray Reineck 57 run (kick failed)
Second Quarter
WR - Brostowitz 2 run (Connor Bubolz run)
WR - Ashton Fischer 24 field goal
Third Quarter
WW - Reineck 11 run (two-point good)
Fourth Quarter
WW - Reineck 15 run (kick failed)
Stevens Point 23, Hortonville 21
STEVENS POINT - The Panthers built a 17-7 halftime lead and held on for the Valley Football Association win.
Grant Chandonais threw two touchdown passes for SPASH, while Broden Butzin had two touchdown passes for Hortonville.
Hortonville 7 0 7 7 - 21
Stevens Point 3 14 6 0 - 23
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
SP - Cam Saeger 29 field goal
H - Colin Wendt 4 pass from Broden Butzin (Wendt kick)
Second Quarter
SP - Braylon Smola 13 pass from Grant Chandonais (Saeger kick)
SP - Jaxon Stetler 27 pass from Chandonais (Saeger kick)
Third Quarter
H - Gavin Vallner 1 run (Wendt kick)
SP - Smola 29 run (kick failed)
Fourth Quarter
H - Sam Buelow 10 pass from Butzin (Paul Grasse kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: H - Vallner 23-106. SP - Smola 17-79.
Passing: H - Butzin 22-44-2-194. SP - Chandonais 18-32-0-210.
Receiving: H - Winston Peters 8-66, Wendt 4-30, Seth Valeri 4-33. SP- Peyton Pumper 8-87, Amon Konopacki 5-47.
D.C. Everest 44, Appleton West 22
WESTON - Jack Bobinski threw for four touchdowns, including three to Preston Miller, in the Evergreens’ win over the Terrors.
Miller caught passes of 4, 17 and 30 yards from Bobinski. Clay Homan also had a 66-yard touchdown pass from Bobinski. Blake Bangtson also had a pair of 4-yard touchdown runs as D.C. Everest led 42-6 at the half.
Ben Vallafskey had a 95-yard kickoff return for Appleton West (1-2) and an 82-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. EJ Holt had a 62-yard touchdown pass from Ryder Hoffman.
Appleton West 0 6 0 16 - 22
D.C. Everest 14 28 2 0 - 44
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
DCE – Blake Bangtson 4 run (Gabe Golbach kick)
DCE – Preston Miller 4 pass from Jack Bobinski (Golbach kick)
Second Quarter
DCE – Clay Homan 66 pass from Bobinski (Golbach kick)
AW – Ben Vallafskey 95 kickoff return (kick failed)
DCE – Bangtson 4 run (Golbach kick)
DCE – Miller 17 pass from Bobinski (Golbach kick)
DCE – Miller 30 pass from Bobinski (Golbach kick)
Third Quarter
DCE – Brett Gast safety
Fourth Quarter
AW – EJ Holt 62 pass from Ryder Hoffman (Hoffman pass)
AW – Vallafskey 82 run (Hoffman pass)
Marshfield 42, Oconto Falls 8
MARSHFIELD – Trevor Foemmel was 5-for-5 passing for 107 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Tigers to their first win of the season.
Oconto Falls 0 0 0 8 – 8
Marshfield 7 14 14 7 – 42
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
M – Eli Colby 28 run (Braxton Kurth kick)
Second Quarter
M – Brooks Hinson 59 pass from Trevor Foemmel (Kurth kick)
M – Luke LeMoine 8 pass from Foemmel (Kurth kick)
Third Quarter
M – Foemmel 55 run (Kurth kick)
M – Garrett Willuweit 19 fumble return (Kurth kick)
Fourth Quarter
M – Mason Seidel 3 run (Kurth kick)
OF – Carter Hill 1 run (Isaac Bramer run)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: OF - Alex Haines 21-91. M - Mason Seidel 7-84, Trevor Foemmel 2-54.
Passing: OF - Hill 3-8-0-108. M - Foemmel 5-5-0-107.
Receiving: OF - Kody Vorpahl 1-59, Cole Bozile 1-38. M - Brooks Hinson 2-73.
Amherst 14, Shiocton 7
AMHERST - Matthew Glodowski scored two rushing touchdowns to power the Falcons to the win over the Chiefs.
Glodowski scored on a 9-yard run with 7:46 remaining in the first quarter, then added a 5-yard scoring run on the first play of the fourth quarter to give Amherst a 14-0 lead.
Shiocton scored on a 2-yard pass from Dawson Schmidt to Dylan Herb with 10:06 remaining in the game.
Amherst converted on fourth-and-1 at its own 44 on a 3-yard run by Glodowski with 7:50 remaining and converted another fourth-and-4 with a pass completion to continue the drive and was able to run out the clock.
Shiocton 0 0 0 7 - 7
Amherst 7 0 0 7 - 14
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
A – Matthew Glodowski 9 run (Sam Wangelin kick) 7:46
Fourth Quarter
A – Glodowski 5 run (Wangelin kick) 11:55
S – Dylan Herb 2 pass from Dawson Schmidt (Bennett Schmidt kick), 10:06
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Wittenberg-Birnamwood 35, Spencer/Columbus Catholic 0
SPENCER - The Chargers got two touchdowns from Kaden Yaeger and two from Nathan Waupekenay and limited the Rockets to just 74 yards of offense in rolling to the win.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood averaged 8.2 yards per play while holding Spencer/Columbus Catholic to just 2.0 yards per play.
David Gauderman led W-B with 60 yards rushing. Waupekenay passed for 111 yards.
Spencer/Columbus Catholic was led by Teddy Meyer, who passed for 39 yards.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 0 27 8 0 - 35
Spencer/Columbus Catholic 0 0 0 0 - 0
SCORING PLAYS
Second Quarter
WB - Kaden Yaeger 15 run (Nathan Waupekenay kick)
WB - Yaeger 14 pass from Waupekenay (kick failed)
WB - Waupekenay 2 run (Waupekenay kick)
WB - David Gauderman 30 pass from Waupekenay (Waupekenay kick)
Third Quarter
WB - Braeden Groshek 2 run (Groshek run)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: WB - Gauderman 10-60, Yaeger 5-39, Waupekenay 7-37. S/CC - Carter Luepke 11-28.
Passing: WB - Waupekenay 5-14-0-111. S/CC - Teddy Meyer 2-9-1-39.
Receiving: WB - Casey Kielman 1-51, Gauderman 1-30, Yaeger 2-15, Marshall Fraaza 1-15. S/CC - Kyle Nieman 1-31, Landon Behselich 1-8.
Mosinee 40, Lakeland 7
MOSINEE - Gavin Obremski passed for 232 yards and four touchdowns to lead Mosinee to the win over the Thunderbirds.
Davin Stoffel and Blake Nichols were the prime beneficiaries of Obremski’s passes. Stoffel caught four passes for 101 yards. Nichols caught four passes for 72 yards.
Mosinee is now 1-1-1, while Lakeland fell to 0-3.
Lakeland 0 0 0 7 - 7
Mosinee 14 19 7 0 - 40
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
M - Ethan Denesha 48 pass from Gavin Obremski (Noah Stencil kick)
M - Blake Nichols 30 pass from Obremski (Stencil kick)
Second Quarter
M - Wyatt Harris 6 run (Stencil kick)
M - Barnes Bunkelman 9 run (kick failed)
M - Davin Stoffel 39 pass from Obremski (run failed)
Third Quarter
M - Stoffel 27 pass from Obremski (Stencil kick)
Fourth Quarter
L - Noah Bruckner 6 run (Maccoy Holmquist kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: M - Bunkelman 5-49.
Passing: M - Obremski 11-15-1-232.
Receiving: M - Stoffel 4-101, Nichols 4-72.
Colby 56, Iola-Scandinavia 20
IOLA - The Hornets scored on runs of 30, 27, 35, 45 and 34 yards in the first quarter and finished with 407 rushing yards in the win over the Thunderbirds.
Iola-Scandinavia’s scores came on 78- and 68-yard runs by Parker Gullixon in the third quarter and a 31-yard run by Ryan Kampert in the fourth quarter.
Gullixon finished with 153 yards rushing on 10 carries. He also completed 7-of-13 passes for 39 yards.
Caden Healy led Colby with 96 yards rushing and two touchdowns, while Mateo Lopez had 72 yards rushing and three touchdowns, including a 45-yard punt return.
Colby 35 14 7 0 - 56
Iola-Scandinavia 0 0 14 6 - 20
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: IS - Gullixon 10-153, Kampert 5-45. C - Caden Healy 8-96, Mateo Lopez 2-72.
Passing: IS - Gullixon 7-13-39, Kampert 2-2-23, Gavin Voss 1-65.
Receiving: IS - Jackson Fredy 4-38, Carter Melum 5-24.
Weyauwega-Fremont 41, Nekoosa 12
WEYAUWEGA - The Warhawks, who built a 21-0 lead early in the second quarter, piled up 411 yards of offense in the win over the Papermakers.
Johnathan Wenzel led Nekoosa with 168 yards rushing on 22 carries, while Nashua Krcmar completed 8-of-21 passes for 109 yards and one touchdown pass to Francisco Vega.
Nekoosa 0 6 6 0 - 12
Weyauwega-Fremont 14 13 14 0 - 41
BOYS SOCCER
Pulaski 4, Wausau East 1
WAUSAU - The Red Raiders defeated the Lumberjacks as Pulaski got goals from four players.
Austin Decker, Ryan Drafz, Lucas Stubbe and Hudson Schulz each scored for Pulaski, with Decker also getting an assist.
Mason Baker and Gaven Haldemann split time in goal for Pulaski and combined for four saves.
Brecken Bancuk scored for Wausau East, with Noah Rhea getting an assist.
Connor Smith had 16 saves for the Lumberjacks.
CROSS-COUNTRY
Neenah Invitational
GIRLS
NEENAH 57, KIMBERLY 89, LOURDES ACADEMY 91, OSHKOSH WEST 98, STEVENS POINT 132, NEW LONDON 136, PULASKI 167, APPLETON NORTH 170, APPLETON WEST 211, ASHWAUBENON 266, HORTONVILLE 275, Valley Christian incomplete team
Top 10 finishers: 1, Leah Patterson VC 20:04.73; 2, Braelee Jodarski OW 20:10.91; 3, Mazie Olkowski NEE 20:16.37; 4, Lauren Tears NEE 20:25.6; 5, Jane Johnston NL 20:26.50; 6, Faith Galica OW 20:31.24; 7, Erin Moore LOU 20:32.25; 8, Macy Reybrock NL 20:37.97; 9, Jillian Krueger KIM 20:38.99; 10, Lexi Dorner NEE 20:40.48.
BOYS
STEVENS POINT 36, NEENAH 69, BROOKFIELD EAST 70, APPLETON NORTH 108, KIMBERLY 114, OSHKOSH WEST 197, HORTONVILLE 211, APPLETON WEST 226, PULASKI 237, ASHWAUBENON 253, Fond du Lac, New London, Menasha incomplete teams
Top 10 finishers: 1, Logan Salzmann KIM 16:15.66; 2, Cooper Erickson SP 16:41.51; 3, Graham Ballard SP 16:49.40; 4, Evan Wheeler BE 16:51.98; 5, Nathan Ott FDL 17:02.83; 6, Ethan Olds SP 17:04.12; 7, Jack Dorner NEE 17:04.34; 8, Blake Radish HORT 17:08.41; 9, Jack Bagby BE 17:09.36; 10, Caleb Hardy AN 17:09.81.
Varsity high school coaches or their statisticians should email results to sports@gannettwisconsin.com.
This article originally appeared on Wausau Daily Herald: Here are Friday's high school sports results for the Wausau and Stevens Point area
