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FOOTBALL
Division 1
Bay Port 17, Appleton North 10
SUAMICO - Bay Port forced three turnovers and withstood a late Appleton North rally to pull out the state quarterfinal win.
The Pirates (12-0) advance to play Kimberly (11-1) in next Friday’s state semifinal at a site yet to be determined.
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North (9-3) held the Pirates to 193 yards of total offense, but the Lightning had a fumble off a high snap deep in Pirates territory in the first half and also had an interception returned for a touchdown by Noah Holtz early in the third quarter.
The Lightning rallied down 17-0 with Luke Kritzer connecting on a 44-yard touchdown to Caden Popp in the fourth quarter. Popp added a field goal later in the period but it wasn’t enough.
Appleton North 0 0 0 10 - 10
Bay Port 7 3 7 0 - 17
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
BP - Collin Gehl 13 pass from Cole Bensen (Owen Bellisle kick)
Second Quarter
BP - Bellisle 25 FG
Third Quarter
BP - Noah Holtz 22 interception return (Bellisle kick)
Fourth Quarter
AN - Caden Popp 44 pass from Luke Kritzer (Ethan Nadboralski kick)
AN - Caden Popp 35 FG
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: AN - Kritzer 8-24, Damien Borland 4-12, Jeremy Nelson 15-64. BP - Carter Kallies 1-3, Tevyn Montgomer 2-3, Bensen 16-50, Blake Buchinger 13-57.
Passing: AN - Kritzer 11-32-2-162. BP - Bensen 9-19-1-84.
Receiving: AN - Borland 2-26, Popp 1-44, Trent Mullen 5-77, Brock Salm 3-15, Nelson 1-0. BP - Montgomery 1-12, Brett Shipley 4-46, Buchinger 3-13, Gehl 1-13.
Kimberly 31, Waunakee 16
WAUNAKEE - Seth Miron passed for 201 yards and Blake Barry rushed for 186 yards to lead the Papermakers to the win over the Warriors.
The victory advances Kimberly to the semifinals where it will play the Bay Port Pirates.
After Waunakee opened the scoring with a 40-yard field goal by Aiden Meinholz, Kimberly scored the next 31 points.
Barry put Kimberly ahead on a 27-yard run with Miron then finding Ethan Criter open for a 32-yard touchdown.
Barry would add two more touchdown runs and Hunter Berry would finish off Kimberly’s scoring with a 32-yard field goal.
Barry scored three touchdowns for Kimberly on runs of 27, 1 and 14 yards.
Waunakee was led by Sebastian Rasmussen with 106 yards rushing on 14 carries and Garett Lenzendorf, who passed for 124 yards.
Kimberly had five quarterback sacks, with Brody Beck and Sawyer Hanlon each getting two sacks and Sam McGivern getting one sack.
Kimberly 14 7 7 3 - 31
Waunakee 3 0 0 13 - 16
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
W - Aiden Meinholz 40 FG
K - Blake Barry 27 run (Hunter Berry kick)
K - Ethan Criter 32 pass from Seth Miron (Berry kick)
Second Quarter
K - Barry 1 run (Berry kick)
Third Quarter
K - Barry 14 run (Berry kick)
Fourth Quarter
K - Berry 32 FG
W - Sebastian Rasmussen 65 run (Owen Elliott kick)
W - Garett Lenzendorf 2 run (kick failed)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: K - Barry 33-186, Gavin Tyson 10-35. W - Lenzendorf 10-(-27), Rasmussen 14-106.
Passing: K - Miron 11-14-201. W - Lenzendorf 7-16-124.
Receiving: K - Barry 1-2, Jaxson Garbisch 1-57, Criter 5-73, Brennan Grams 1-14, Isaac Dechant 1-10, Jaxon Powell 1-1, Abe Coronado 1-44. W - Mitchell Jarosinski 1-35, Robert Booker 3-32, David Emerich 2-57.
Division 2
Kaukauna 41, Homestead 13
MEQUON - The Ghosts took the lead on their first possession on a 74-yard run by Noah Hofmann and never trailed in their quarterfinal game against the Highlanders.
Homestead pulled within one following a 53-yard touchdown pass but missed the extra point and it was all Kaukauna after that.
In the second quarter, Owen Broderick intercepted a Homestead pass and returned it 40 yards to make it 13-6 with about eight minutes left in the first half.
Kaukauna started to pull away in the third quarter. Finnley Doriot completed a 17-yard touchdown pass to Caden Graff to make it 20-6. Hofmann added a 50-yard touchdown run with two minutes left in the third quarter to make it 27-6.
To start the fourth quarter, Homestead had advanced to Kaukauna’s 9-yard line but turned the ball over on downs. Hofmann then took the ensuing handoff for Kaukauna and went 91 yards to make it 34-6.
Homestead countered with a touchdown of its own before Kaukauna’s Carter Knaack scored on a 2-yard run with about two minutes left.
Division 4
Two Rivers 35, Racine St. Catherine’s 6
RACINE - Two Rivers led 21-0 at halftime and cruised to the quarterfinal win.
Justin Klinkner threw a pair of touchdown passes and also returned an interception for a touchdown for Two Rivers.
Two Rivers 0 21 7 7 - 35
Racine St. Catherine’s 0 0 0 6 - 6
SCORING PLAYS
Second Quarter
TR - Austin Phillips 33 pass from Justin Klinkner (extra point failed)
TR - Elijah Mott 7 pass from Klinkner (Chase Matthias run)
TR - Klinkner 41 interception return (Daniel Karlin kick)
Third Quarter
TR - Matthias 2 run (Karlin kick)
Fourth Quarter
RSC - 2 run (Extra point failed)
TR - Max Matthias 5 run (Karlin kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: TR - Klinkner 9-30, Phillips 2-1, M. Matthias 5-33, C. Matthias 29-103, Damien Gretz 3-6.
Passing: TR - Klinkner 8-12-1-104.
Receiving: TR - Phillips 1-33, C. Matthias 1-9, Mott 4-54, Zander Popp 1-8.
Division 5
Mayville 44, Racine Lutheran 0
MAYVILLE - The Cardinals shut out the Crusaders to advance to the state semifinals.
The Cardinals will play the winner of Prairie du Chein and Brodhead/Juda next week at a neutral site for the opportunity to punch their ticket to state.
Blake Schraufnagel led Mayville with 11 carries for 143 rushing yards and four touchdowns – three of which were in the first quarter. The scores were from 50, 7 and 22 yards.
Devin Neitzel joined the touchdown party with a 9-yard run before Schraufnagel’s fourth score, from 10 yards out, before the half. Payton Borchardt capped off a 16-carry, 108-yard performance on a 6-yard touchdown run with 1:42 left in the third quarter.
Racine Lutheran 0 0 0 0 - 0
Mayville 21 14 6 3 - 44
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
M - Blake Schraufnagel 50 run (Elijah Mlsna kick)
M - Schraufnagel 3 run (Mlsna kick)
M - Schraufnagel 22 run (Mlsna kick)
Second Quarter
M - Devin Neitzel 9 run (Mlsna kick)
M - Schraufnagel 10 run (Mlsna kick)
Third Quarter
M - Payton Borchardt 6 run (kick failed)
Fourth Quarter
M - Mlsna 20 FG
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: RL - Eric Ibarra 11-25, Eric Rossa 7-5. M - Blake Schraufnagel 11-143, Payton Borchardt 16-108.
Passing: RL - Ibarra 3-12-1-44. M - Adison Mittelstadt 3-5-0-45.
Receiving: RL - Caiden Lewandowski 1-20, Rossa 1-13. M - Schraufnagel 1-20, Cohen Raddemann 1-16.
Aquinas 28, Colby 14
LA CROSSE - Aquinas scored the final 14 points of the game to pull away from a 14-14 tie and beat the Hornets.
Colby scored in the first quarter on a 20-yard pass from Tucker Meyer to Nathaniel Robida, and scored in the second quarter on a 92-yard pass from Meyer to Caden Healy.
Healy ran for 112 yards on 22 carries and also caught two passes for 89 yards.
Calvin Hargrove had touchdown runs of 5 and 39 yards in the first quarter for Aquinas. He added a 19-yard touchdown reception from Jackson Flottmeyer in the third quarter to make it 20-14.
Flottmeyer’s 3-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter sealed the win for Aquinas.
Colby 7 7 0 0 - 14
Aquinas 14 6 0 8 - 28
Division 6
Stratford 27, Grantsburg 7
GRANTSBURG - The Tigers scored three touchdowns in the final 1:26 of the first half to lead 21-0 at halftime in the quarterfinal win.
Quarterback Braeden Schueller scored on a 1-yard run on fourth down with 1:26 remaining in first half for the game’s first score.
Stratford got the ball back and Schueller connected with Gavin Leonhardt for a 46-yard touchdown pass with 32 seconds remaining.
On the ensuing possession, Leonhardt intercepted a pass that deflected off the hands of a Grantsburg receiver and returned it 59 yards for a touchdown with eight seconds to go in the half.
Koehler Kilty capped the scoring for the Tigers with a 4-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter.
Stratford will play St. Mary’s Springs in a state semifinal game.
Stratford 0 21 0 6 - 27
Grantsburg 0 0 0 7 - 7
SCORING PLAYS
Second Quarter
S - Braeden Schueller 1 run (Evan Danielson kick)
S - Gavin Leonhardt 46 pass from Schueller (kick failed)
S - Leonhardt 59 interception return (Ashton Wrensch pass from Schueller)
Fourth Quarter
S - Koehler Kilty 4 run (kick failed)
G - Zach Rombach 10 pass from Aaron Burkman (Alex McCormick kick)
St. Mary’s Springs 21, Coleman 20
COLEMAN - JT Koenig’s 4-yard touchdown run and Cole Rottman’s extra point rallied the Ledgers to the victory over the Cougars.
Coleman had taken a 20-14 lead earlier in the fourth quarter on a 13-yard touchdown pass from Trent Mongin to Will Bieber, with Peter Kuchta crashing in for the two-point conversion.
St. Mary’s Springs finished with 200 yards of offense while Coleman had 279 yards of offense.
Koenigs led the Ledgers offensively with 89 yards rushing and three touchdowns.
Kuchta led Coleman with 61 yards rushing.
St. Mary’s Springs 0 14 0 7 - 21
Coleman 6 0 6 8 - 20
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
C - Brady Gross 1 run (extra point failed)
Second Quarter
SMS - JT Koenigs 1 run (Cole Rottman kick)
SMS - Koenigs 50 run (Rottman kick)
Third Quarter
C - Peter Kuchta 6 run (run failed)
Fourth Quarter
C - Will Bieber 13 pass from Trent Mongin (P.Kuchta run)
SMS - Koenigs 4 run (Rottman kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: C - P. Kuchta 16-61, Mongin 12-52, Bieber 9-53, Braxton Darga 3-11, Gross 9-19. SMS - JT Koenigs 10-89, Levi Huempfner 12-40, Jonathan Korb 8-31, Cullen King 4-19, Jacob Holmes 3-5.
Passing: C - Mongin 6-12-83. SMS - King 4-8-46.
Receiving: C - Bieber 4-54, Olsen 1-17, Micah Kuchta 1-12. SMS - Lucas Rameker 3-42, Sam Coon 1-4.
Division 7
Shiocton 32, Cambria-Friesland 14
CAMBRIA - Cade Stingle scored four touchdowns, including three rushing, to lead second-seeded Shiocton past top-seeded Cambria-Friesland.
Stingle scored on runs of 11, 53 and 3 yards and also caught a 44-yard touchdown pass from Dawson Schmidt.
James Mutchie also hauled in a 19-yard scoring reception from Schmidt.
Shiocton (10-2) plays undefeated Cashton (12-0) next Friday at a site yet to be determined.
Regis 53, Edgar 8
EAU CLAIRE - Karter Butt scored on a 1-yard run in the first quarter and Brett Baumgartner caught a pass on the two-point conversion for Edgar’s only points.
Edgar led 8-6 in the first quarter as both teams scored on their first offensive possessions but Regis led 33-8 at halftime.
8-Player
Newman Catholic 35, Siren 0
CHIPPEWA FALLS - Thomas Bates and Conner Krach each ran for two touchdowns to lead the Cardinals to the victory in an 8-player state semifinal game.
Bates finished with 166 rushing yards and Krach ran for 115 yards.
The Cardinals, who improved to 11-0 overall, will play Belmont next Saturday in the state championship game in Wisconsin Rapids.
Newman led 21-0 at halftime as Krach had 110 yards and two touchdowns in the first half.
This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Here are Friday's high school sports results
