Here are Friday's high school sports results for the Wausau and Stevens Point area
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FOOTBALL
Wausau West 27, Stevens Point 17
STEVENS POINT - Bryce Jaworski’s 10-yard touchdown reception from Vince Hanz in the fourth quarter put the Warriors up by three scores and clinched the win over the Panthers.
Wausau West was able to move the ball on the ground as Ray Reineck led the charge with 27 carries for 214 yards.
Stevens Point preferred to go through the air, passing for 283 yards courtesy of Grant Chandonais. Peyton Pumper caught 12 of his passes for 121 yards.
Wausau West 6 14 0 7 - 27
Stevens Point 3 0 7 7 - 17
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
SP - Cam Saeger 33 FG
WW - Ray Reineck 24 run (kick failed)
Second Quarter
WW - Vince Hanz 1 run (Allison Raasch kick)
WW - Carter Amerson 8 run (Raasch kick)
Third Quarter
SP - Braylon Smola 1 run (Saeger kick)
Fourth Quarter
WW - Bryce Jaworski 10 pass from Hanz (Raasch kick)
SP - Amon Konopacki 10 pass from Grant Chandonais (Saeger kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: WW - Reineck 27-214, Hanz 10-43, Carter Amerson 2-48. SP - Smola 24-98
Passing: WW - Hanz 5-9-46. SP - Chandonais 27-39-283.
Receiving: WW - Jaworski 1-10, Landon Parlier 1-16, Amerson 2-13, Jaden Durr 1-7. SP - Peyton Pumper 12-121, Konopacki 4-34, Smola 4-39, Noah Marschke 1-11, Jaxon Stelter 2-40, Ethan Ehlinger 4-38.
Wisconsin Rapids 28, D.C. Everest 21
SCHOFIELD - The Red Raiders were able to move the ball on the ground, rushing for 229 yards in the win over the Evergreens.
Leo Brostowitz led Wisconsin Rapids with 92 yards rushing and a pair of touchdowns. Teal Lucas added 78 yards rushing on 11 carries.
Wisconsin Rapids was 8-of-13 on third-down plays while D.C. Everest was just 3-of-10.
D.C. Everest finished with 234 yards of offense, with only 30 coming on the ground.
Wisconsin Rapids 0 14 7 7 - 28
D.C.Everest 0 7 7 7 - 21
SCORING PLAYS
Second Quarter
DCE - 1 run (kick good)
WR - Evan Mathews 38 pass from Teal Lucas (Ashton Fischer kick)
WR - Leo Brostowitz 1 run (Fischer kick)
Third Quarter
DCE - 1 run (kick good)
WR - Carter Christy 46 fumble return (Fischer kick)
Fourth Quarter
WR - Brostowitz 21 run (Fischer kick)
DCE - 52 pass (kick good)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: WR - Brostowitz 23-92, T. Lucas 11-78.
Passing: WR - Lucas 4-7-72.
Receiving: WR - Mathews 2-64.
Colby 21, Pittsville 6
COLBY - The Hornets outgained the Panthers 242-115 yards, limiting Pittsville’s offense to minus-17 yards rushing on 27 attempts.
Caden Healy ran for 104 yards and a touchdown on 26 carries to lead Colby. Mateo Lopez opened the scoring with a 14-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. Kaden Wiese would add to the lead on a 3-yard pass from quarterback Tucker Meyer in the second. Healy put the Hornets up 21-0 with his score in the third.
The Panthers finally reached the end zone to begin the fourth quarter on a Jake Hardinger 6-yard touchdown run, but their two-point conversion attempt failed. Waylon Grimm had three catches for 72 yards and Braden Friday added four catches for 55 yards.
Pittsville 0 0 0 6 - 6
Colby 7 7 7 0 - 21
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
C - Mateo Lopez 14 run (Tucker Brost kick)
Second Quarter
C - Kaden Wiese 3 pass from Tucker Meyer (Brost kick)
Third Quarter
C - Caden Healy 9 run (Brost kick)
Fourth Quarter
P - Jake Hardinger 6 run (run failed)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: Colby - Healy 26-104, Lopez 5-46. Pittsville - Luther 10-9.
Passing: Colby - Meyer 10-20-0-78. Pittsville - Hardinger 8-23-2-132.
Receiving: Colby - Tevin Rue 4-22, Healy 2-19. Pittsville - Waylon Grimm 3-72, Braden Friday 4-55.
Amherst 57, Weyauwega-Fremont 40
WEYAUWEGA - The Falcons scored the final three touchdowns of the game to rally and defeat the Warhawks where the two teams totaled 961 yards of offense.
Amherst rushed for 375 yards while Weyauwega-Fremont rushed for 239 yards and passed for 253.
Matthew Glodowski rushed for 165 yards for Amherst, while Jake Derezinski rushed for 111 and Nasiah Holland added 99 yards.
For Weyauwega-Fremont, Kameron Zielke passed for 231 yars and rushed for 198. Brayden Arndt caught 10 passes for 209 yards and three touchdowns.
Amherst 13 14 15 15 - 57
Weyauwega-Fremont 6 21 13 0 - 40
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
A - Matthew Glodowski 10 run (kick failed)
WF - Brayden Arndt 42 pass from Kameron Zielke (kick failed)
A - Jake Derezinski 90 kickoff return (Sam Wangelin kick)
Second Quarter
WF - Zielke 19 run (kick failed)
WF - Arndt 69 pass from Zielke (Zielke run)
A - Derezinski 11 run (Wangelin kick)
WF - Zielke 7 run (Dylan Anadell kick)
A - Derezinski 52 pass from Glodowski (Wangelin kick)
Third Quarter
WF - Arndt 35 pass from Zielke (Anadell kick)
A - Nasiah Holland 17 run (Glodowski run)
WF - Zielke 84 run (kick failed)
A - Derezinski 46 run (Wangelin kick)
Fourth Quarter
A- Glodowski 8 run (Wangelin kick)
A - Holland 3 run (Glodowski run)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: A - Glodowski 21-165, Derezinski 5-111, Holland 12-99. WF - Zielke 20-198, Arndt 3-24, Hoffman 6-17.
Passing: A - Glodowski 5-8-94. WF - Zielke 17-24-231, Hunter Meisenhelder 2-3-22.
Receiving: A - Derezinski 2-68, Wangelin 2-23. WF - Arndt 10-209, Zielke 2-22, Nicholas Huebner 2-13.
Nekoosa 36, Spencer/Columbus Catholic 0
NEKOOSA - Nashua Krcmar passed for three touchdowns to lead the Papermakers over the Rockets.
Jadan Hughes reeled in a couple of those touchdown throws for Nekoosa, finishing with three grabs for 52 yards. Brandon Wintlend also had three catches for 52 yards and the other receiving touchdown.
Jonathan Wenzel led the Papermakers in rushing with 17 carries for 79 yards and a touchdown.
Leaders for the Rockets included Kyle Nieman, who carried 15 times for 87 yards, and Carter Luepke who had 13 carries for 64 yards.
Spencer/CC 0 0 0 0 - 0
Nekoosa 8 6 22 0 - 36
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
N - Brandon Wintlend 19 pass from Nashua Krcmar (Krcmar run)
Second Quarter
N - Jonathan Wenzel 7 run (run failed)
Third Quarter
N - Jadan Hughes 9 pass from Krcmar (Krcmar run)
N - Hughes 42 pass from Krcmar (Krcmar run)
N - 24 run (run failed)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: Nekoosa - Wenzel 17-79, Krcmar 10-74. Spencer/CC - Kyle Nieman 15-87. Carter Luepke 13-64.
Passing: Nekoosa - Krcmar 10-13-0-153.
Receiving: Nekoosa - Wintlend 3-52, Hughes 3-52, Fransisco Vega 3-44.
Auburndale 50, Marathon 22
AUBURNDALE - The Eagles outscored the Raiders 22-0 in the second quarter to pull away for the victory.
Auburndale improved to 6-0 with the victory.
Marathon fell to 3-3.
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
