Here are Saturday's high school sports results
GIRLS BASKETBALL
APPLETON EAST 65, VERONA 49
WALES - The Patriots found 3-point shooting to their liking against the Wildcats, making 14 3-pointers en route to the win.
Sammi Beyer, who scored a team-high 22 points for Appleton East, scored 20 in the first half. Emily La Chapell scored 12 of her 16 points in the second half. Lily Hansford added 12 points.
Megan Murphy and Paige Lambe led Verona with 16 and 13 points, respectively.
Appleton East 39 26 - 65
Verona 20 29 - 49
Appleton East: Hansford 12, Beyer 22, Rettler 6, La Chapell 16, Neubauer 4, Lowry 5. 3-pt: Hansford 4, Beyer 6, Rettler 2, La Chapell, Lowry. FT: 7-12. Fouls: 14.
Verona: Rupnow 9, Briggs 5, Lambe 13, Nickelson 3, Burns 1, Ellis 2, Murphy 16. 3-pt: Rupnow 2, Briggs, Murphy 2. FT: 8-12. Fouls: 15.
HORTONVILLE 96, GERMANTOWN 72
WALES - The Polar Bears led by 15 points at halftime and cruised to the victory in the Kettle Moraine Thanksgiving Showcase.
Kallie Peppler scored 27 points to lead four Hortonville players in double figures. Maggie Werner added 15 points, Rainey Welson scored 13 and Kamy Peppler had 11.
Germantown was led by KK Arnold with 29 points.
Hortonville 50 46 - 96
Germantown 35 37 - 72
Hortonville: Welson 13, Maggie Werner 15, MiKayla Werner 4, Johnson 16, Mocadlo 6, Kallie Peppler 27, Kamy Peppler 11, Marks 4. 3-pt: Welson, Johnson, Kal. Peppler, Kam. Peppler. FT: 22-28.
Germantown: Arnold 29, Laabs 2, Mani 1, McNeal 8, Cefalu 5, Wizner 4, Leininger 7, Murphy 3, Rudie 6, Gosz 7. 3-pt: Arnold 4, Rudie 2, Murphy, Gosz. FT: 20-33.
ARROWHEAD 62, NEENAH 54
WALES - The Warhawks outscored the Rockets 32-15 in the second half to pull away for the win at the Kettle Moraine Thanksgiving Classic.
Ally Ziebell made five 3-pointers and scored 25 points for the Rockets. Shelby Roth added 11 points.
Arrowhead was led by Bella Samz with 23 points.
Arrowhead 30 32 - 62
Neenah 39 15 - 54
Arrowhead: Hanson 4, Larson 5, Robel 2, Thimmesch 11, Samz 23, Harper 17. 3-pt: Samz 5, Thimmesch 2, Harper 2, Larson. FT: 10-21.
Neenah: Ziebell 25, Roth 11, Kok 7, Dietrich 2, Werner 7, Jones 2. 3-pt: Ziebell 5, Kok, Werner. FT: 5-6.
KETTLE MORAINE 92, STEVENS POINT 41
WALES - Kettle Moraine made 14 3-pointers in the victory over the Panthers.
Avery Lilly led Stevens Point with 12 points.
Lily Randgaard and Braelyn Torres each scored 22 points for Kettle Moraine.
Stevens Point 22 19 - 41
Kettle Moraine 56 36 - 92
Stevens Point: Nest 1, Beadles 3, Lilly 12, Czerneski 3, Moe 2, Ryan 4, Fink 8, Jossie 5, Weiler 3. 3-pt: Fink 2, Beadles, Lilly, Czerneski, Jossie, Weiler. FT: 8-13.
Kettle Moraine: Selode 3, Randgaard 22, Schopf 8, Torres 22, Siedenburg 5, Grocholski 15, Binagi 8, Cain 1, Vosburg 8. 3-pt: Torres 4, Randgaard 3, Schopf 2, Grocholski 2, Selode, Siedenburg, Binagi. FT: 6-10.
PEWAUKEE 67, DE PERE 64
WALES - The Pirates outscored the Redbirds 8-5 in the overtime period to earn the win.
De Pere was led by Jordan Meulemans and Claire Bjorge with 22 and 21 points, respectively.
McKenna Ciesielczyk added 10 points while Avery Bierowski pulled down 11 rebounds.
Amy Terrian and Anna Terrian scored 15 and 14 points, respectively, for Pewaukee. Sarah Newcomer also scored 14.
Pewaukee 31 28 8 - 67
De Pere 32 27 5 - 64
Pewaukee: Newcomer 14, Westerman 10, Zielsdorf 12, Chudzik 2, Amy Terrian 15, Anna Terrian 14. 3-pt: Newcomer 3, Westerman, Amy Terrian 2, Anna Terrian 2. FT: 15-26. Fouls: 15.
De Pere: Ciesielczyk 10, Bjorge 21, Bierowski 9, Meulemans 22, Hafeman 2. 3-pt: Bjorge 3, Bierowski 2, Meulemans 4. FT: 7-8. Fouls: 20.
VALDERS 54, TWO RIVERS 50
VALDERS - The Vikings built a seven-point lead in the first half and hung on for the win over the Purple Raiders.
Carissa Hammel led Valders with 20 points.
Two Rivers was led by Allyson Kakes with 15, while Ashlyn Dellemann and Kenzie Graff both scored 11.
Two Rivers 21 29 - 50
Valders 28 26 - 54
Two Rivers: Slickman 6, Kakes 15, McPherson 5, Pyles 2, Dellemann 11, Graff 11. 3-pt: Delleman, Graff 2. FT: 9-14. Fouls: 22.
Valders: Tuschel 5, C. Hammel 20, Duveneck 2, Kocian 5, Fischer 6, Hickman 7, Romuald 5, Neunfeldt 4. 3-pt: C. Hammel, Tuschel, Fischer 2. FT: 12-25. Fouls: 17.
APPLETON WEST 69, MANITOWOC 46
APPLETON - The Terrors improved to 3-0 with the nonconference win over the Ships.
Olivia Peterson had a career-high 28 points to lead Appleton West. City Figlinski had 16 points. Jaidyn Schlag and Sarah Hammerton both scored eight.
Olivia Minikel, Grace Fruzen and Lauren Hamann each scored nine points to lead Manitowoc.
COLUMBUS CATHOLIC 62, NORTHLAND LUTHERAN 49
WISCONSIN RAPIDS - Trailing by eight points at halftime, the Dons turned things around, outscoring the Wildcats by 21 points in the second half to get the victory in the consolation game of the Cranberry Classic.
Jenna Kibbel led Columbus Catholic with 20 points. Courtney Sommer scored 14 points, while Maggie Callaghan added 10 points.
Kelsie Kreklau led Northland Lutheran with 21 points.
Northland Lutheran 32 17 - 49
Columbus Catholic 24 38 - 62
Northland Lutheran: Ke. Kreklau 21, Kaehn 9, Obsuszt 9, Manke 3, Hintz 3, Kri. Kreklauo 2, Russ 2. 3-pt: Ke. Kreklau 3, Obsuszt 3, Kaehn 2, Manke. FT: 8-20.
Columbus Catholic: Kibbel 20, Callaghan 10, Wilczek 9, Casperson 6, Stratman 3, Sommer 14. 3-pt: Kibbel 4, Callaghan, Casperson. FT: 8-16.
ASSUMPTION 51, SHAWANO 23
WISCONSIN RAPIDS - The Royals had 30 steals in the win over the Hawks in the Assumption Holiday Tournament.
Kendall Duellman led Assumption, which made 21-of-47 field goal attempts, with 13 points.
Shawano 7 16 - 23
Assumption 35 16 - 51
Assumption: Sainz de Rozas 5, Vollert 7, Duellman 13, Jungwirth 4, Moon 2, Kerkman 6, Casey 4, Schooley 4, Sullivan 2, Kolo 4. 3-pt: Vollert, Duellman 3. FT: 5-8. Fouls: 20.
BRILLION 51, MANITOWOC LUTHERAN 47
MANITOWOC - The Lions played well offensively and defensively in the middle part of the game in the win over the Lancers.
Brillion coach Jeff Capelle said Manitowoc Lutheran was able to string together a late run and force some turnovers to get back in the game.
Megan Schuman scored 19 points to lead Brillion.
Jenna Lischka led Manitowoc Lutheran with 17 points. Emme Miller added 10.
Brillion 29 22 - 51
Manitowoc Lutheran 22 25 - 47
Brillion: Emmer 2, Schuman 19, Dietrich 9, Schwahn 4, Schuman 7, Williams 2, Foytik 3, Shimek 5. 3-pt: Schuman, Deitrich, Schuh, Shimek. FT: 5-7. Fouls: 16.
Manitowoc Lutheran: Marohn 2, Miller 10, Schleis 5, Bessler 5, Lischka 17, Luebke 2, Ermis 6. 3-pt: Miller 2, Schleis, Bessler, Lischka 3. FT: 8-12. Fouls: 12.
CEDARBURG 69, OSHKOSH WEST 49
BROOKFIELD - The Bulldogs exploded for 41 points in the second half after holding only a 28-27 lead over the Wildcats at the end of the first half.
Cedarburg was led by Clare Diener’s 22 points. Mary Stroebel and Reagan Pahl added 15 and 11 points, respectively.
NEW BERLIN EISENHOWER 57, BAY PORT 36
BROOKFIELD - The Lions sprinted out to an 18-point halftime lead over the Pirates, who could not carve into the deficit in the second half.
Kyla Hendricks led Bay Port with 16 points, while Ellie McDermid had seven rebounds.
OCONTO 47, WABENO/LAONA 37
WABENO - Lianna Baxter had a double-double with 21 points and 16 rebounds to lead Oconto to the victory.
Kyanne Wusterbarth added 15 points for the Blue Devils.
Oconto 28 19 - 47
Wabeno/Laona 22 15 - 37
Oconto: Wusterbarth 15, Allan 2, Moe 4, Simon 1, Hendzel 2, Baxter 21, Viestenz 2. 3-pt: None. FT: 5-11. Fouls: 18.
BOYS BASKETBALL
WRIGHTSTOWN 66, KEWAUNEE 62
WRIGHTSTOWN - Jake Van Zeeland’s two free throws with 1:28 remaining in the game gave the Tigers their first lead in their win over the Storm.
Kewaunee started the game with a big run, leading 22-6 and forcing Wrightstown to play from behind.
Keegan Spees led Wrightstown with 21 points. Van Zeeland added 13 while Owen Ratkowski contributed 11 points.
Cameron Cullen scored 28 points to lead Kewaunee, with 16 coming in the second half.
Kewaunee 34 28 - 62
Wrightstown 26 40 - 66
Kewaunee: Kohnle 8, Cullen 28, Ihlenfeldt 8, Pribek 13, Hall 1, Jerabek 4. 3-pt: Cullen 4. FT: 10-19. Fouls: 18.
Wrightstown: Leitzke 6, Mattes 3, Hermann 2, Ratkowski 11, Cavanaugh 2, Van Zeeeland 13, Stenzel 2, Spees 21, Lewandowski 3, Bousley 3. 3-pt: Leitzke 2, Mattes, Van Zeeland, Spees 5, Bousley. FT: 8-15. Fouls: 19.
RONCALLI 77, APPLETON WEST 41
MANITOWOC - The Jets, with Luke Pautz scoring 37 points, handily defeated the Terrors.
Brayden Yanda added 10 points for Roncalli.
Appleton West was led by Ezra Brown with 15 points. Caeden Meyers was next with 12 points. Meyers and Brown had six and five rebounds, respectively.
Appleton West 14 27 - 41
Roncalli 52 25 - 77
Appleton West: Harmison 4, Brown 15, Gowdy 2, Meyers 12, Hooper 3, Holt 2, Nguyen 3. 3-pt: Brown 2. FT: 11-19. Fouls: 20.
Roncalli: Fischer 5, Yanda 10, Pautz 37, Harrison 3, Simmer 4, Gray 3, Stangel 7, Witczak 2, Otte 6. 3-pt: Fisher, Yanda, Pautz 2, Stangel. FT: 15-22. Fouls: 20.
BAY PORT 74, STEVENS POINT 71
SUAMICO - The Pirates made 18-of-23 free throws to defeat the Panthers.
A.J. Lieuwen led Bay Port with 24 points. Vince Vandervest and Nate Forystek added 16 and 11 points, respectively.
Stevens Point 35 36 - 71
Bay Port 34 40 - 74
Bay Port: Buchinger 8, Forystek 11, Vandervest 16, Cornette 2, Hackett 7, Lieuwen 24, Yanda 3, Draghicchio 3. 3-pt: Forystek, Hackett 2, Lieuwen 2, Draghicchio. FT: 18-23. Fouls: 12.
MOSINEE 93, WAUSAU EAST 52
MOSINEE - Mosinee held the Lumberjacks to just one point in their last 17 possessions of the first half to take a 56-25 lead en route to the win.
Evan Utphall and Davin Stoffel both scored 18 points to lead Mosinee. Kyle Miller added 12 points.
Wausau East was led by Noah Stroming’s 17 points.
Wausau East 25 27 - 52
Mosinee 56 37 - 93
Wausau East: N. Stroming 17, G. Napgezek 10, Buchberger 6, Garrett 5, Rozwadowski 4, Murphy 3, Werth 2, J. Napgezek 2, RJ Stroming 2, Valid 1. 3-pt: Stroming 2, Garrett, Murphy. FT: 10-23.
Mosinee: Utphall 18, Stoffel 18, Miller 12, Jirschele 10, Dorn 8, Garski 8, Grod 7, Spink 6, Kowalski 4, Thomer 2. 3-pt: Utphall, Miller 2, Garski 2, Grod. FT: 14-24.
WAUSAU WEST 56, NORTHLAND PINES 55
WAUSAU - Amillion Buggs’ free throw with 2.8 seconds remaining lifted the Warriors to the win.
Buggs and Cole Nelson scored 15 points each and Jack Berens had 12 points for West.
COLEMAN 42, CRANDON 28
CRIVITZ - The Cougars got 15 points from Tieg Sadowski to defeat the Cardinals as part of the M&O/NLC Shootout.
Logan Gretzinger led Crandon with eight points.
Crandon 18 10 - 28
Coleman 22 20 - 42
Crandon: Spring 4, Belland 6, Gretzinger 8, Keepers 6, Bailey 2, Krause 2. 3-pt: Belland 2, Gretzinger, Keepers 2. FT: 7-13. Fouls: 10.
Coleman: Hockers 2, Nosgovitz 9, Renne 2, Kurth 5, Sadowski 15, Zablocki 8, Zeitler 1. 3-pt: Nosgovitz, Kurth, Sadowski. FT: 5-10. Fouls: 14.
CRIVITZ 63, WABENO/LAONA 51
CRIVITZ - The Wolverines erupted for 45 points in the second half to defeat the Rebels.
Crivitz was led by Tegan Werner with 14 points. Dillan Gehm and Seth Sellen added 12 and 10 points, respectively.
Connor Taylor led Wabeno/Laona with 24 points. Reed Christianson added 18.
Wabeno/Laona 22 29 - 51
Crivitz 18 45 - 63
Wabeno/Laona: Taylor 24, Seeber 2, Janesch 5, Christianson 18, Prasser 2. 3-pt: Taylor 4, Christianson. FT: 16-25. Fouls: 17.
Crivitz: Mertens 4, Christiansen 4, Flowers 7, Werner 14, Spalding 8, Gehm 12, Tadisch 4, Sellen 10. 3-pt: Flowers, Spalding 2, Gehm 2. FT: 14-19. Fouls: 17.
GIBRALTAR 77, PALMYRA-EAGLE 22
GIBRALTAR - The Vikings cruised to the victory over the Panthers, building a 30-point halftime lead.
Trevor Ash led Gibraltar with 18 points. Sam Lindenberg added 14.
Palmyra-Eagle 16 6 - 22
Gibraltar 46 31 - 77
Palmyra-Eagle: Perez 3, Metzdorf 2, Taylor 6, Koopman 6, Schneider 5. FT: 6-12. Fouls: 18.
Gibraltar: Sitte 3, Burgess 6, Lindenberg 14, M. Jauregui 8, Salm 7, A. Jauregui 5, V. Jauregui 7, Schar 3, Ash 18, Friedenfels 6. 3-pt: Burgess 2, Lindenberg 3, Salm, Jauregui, Schar. FT: 17-22. Fouls: 17.
MARINETTE 68, GREENDALE 56
OAK CREEK - The Marines took advantage of a 20-2 edge in made free throws to defeat the Panthers.
Jake Sommerfeldt led Marinette with 25 points. Sam Sommerfeldt and Keegan Polomis both scored 12 points.
Tommy Fritsch led Greendale with 23 points, while Devin Isaj added 19.
Greendale 30 26 - 56
Marinette 41 27 - 68
Greenfield: Sinks 2, Fritsch 23, Sheridan 6, Isaj 19, Bauer 3, Hanlon 3. 3-pt: Fritsch 5, Sheridan 2, Isaj 2, Bauer. FT:2-4. Fouls: 23.
Marinette: S. Sommerfeldt 12, J. Sommerfeldt 25, Polomis 12, Cegelski 2, Smerchek 6, Erdman 8, Ducane 3. 3-pt: S. Sommerfeldt 2, J. Sommerfeldt 3, Polomis 2, Smerchek, Erdman, Ducane. FT: 20-25. Fouls: 13.
GIRLS HOCKEY
CENTRAL WISCONSIN STORM 4, UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MILWAUKEE 0
MOSINEE - Mackenzie Bautch, Gabi Heuser, Hannah Baumann and Samantha Federici each scored for the Storm in the win over the Wildcats.
Central Wisconsin, which outshot University School 50-12, got two assists from Tristan Wicklund and one assist from Taylor Freidel, Federici and Heuser.
Chloe Lemke had 12 saves for Central Wisconsin. Sammy Stommel had 46 saves for University School.
VIROQUA 5, WISCONSIN VALLEY UNION 0
VIROQUA - The Blackhawks took a 2-0 lead in the first period and outshot the Eagles 28-17 over the course of the game to get the win.
Leonie Boettcher scored four of Viroqua’s goals. Rachel Simonson had the other goal.
Makenna Rudie had 17 saves for Viroqua.
Madison Wagner-Durr had 23 saves for Wisconsin Valley Union.
BOYS HOCKEY
WAUSAU WEST 4, SUPERIOR 2
EAU CLAIRE - The Warriors built a 3-0 lead and allowed the Spartans to pull within one goal in the third period before holding on for the win.
Thomas Gerum scored twice for Wausau West, with Cade Gruber and Brody Brimacombe both adding goals. Gerum, Caden Bohlin and Tyler Cleveland each had assists for Wausau West.
Adam Prokop had 40 saves for Wausau West. Superior’s Trevor Soderlund had 21 saves.
STEVENS POINT 5, MADISON MEMORIAL 2
MADISON - The Panthers trailed 2-1 in the second period when Mason Dillingham, Kade Smigaj and Simon Bienvenue each scored goals to propel Stevens Point to the win over the Spartans.
Matthew Eiden scored for Stevens Point in the first period, while Bienvenue scored in the third period.
Cael Bolton and Smigaj both had two assists. Jackson Schroeder and Bienvenue both had one assist.
Will Beversdorf had nine saves for Stevens Point, while Hunter Christjohn had 25.
HOMESTEAD 6, FOX CITIES STARS 2
MEQUON - The Highlanders built a 6-0 lead before the Stars scored twice in the third period.
Scoring for Fox Cities was Owen Mursau and Owen Eckes. Spencer Winnekens assisted on Mursau’s goal while Owen Wheel and Aidan Eckes assisted on Owen Eckes’ goal.
Truett Wilson had 15 saves for Fox Cities, while Dylan Grammont had 25.
Connor O’Brien had 28 saves for Homestead, which was led by Michael Birmingham with two goals and two assists.
BROOKFIELD 9, WAUPACA 2
SHEBOYGAN - The Stars scored three goals in each period and skated to the win over the Comets.
Waupaca’s goals were scored by Sawyer Mielke in the second period and Sawyer Bohm in the third period.
Levi Olson assisted on Mielke’s goal. Blake Schoenecker and Mielke assisted on Bohm’s goal.
Hagen Rasmussen had 21 saves for Waupaca. Josiah Dieman had 12 saves for Brookfield.
Varsity high school coaches or their statisticians should email results to sports@gannettwisconsin.com.
This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Here are Saturday's high school sports results
