Here are Thursday's high school sports results for the Appleton area
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GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Kimberly 3, Appleton North 2
KIMBERLY - The Papermakers rallied from a 2-0 deficit to pull out the comeback win over the Lightning in a battle of Fox Valley Association title contenders at Jack Wippich Court.
Kimberly (8-5) won by the scores of 22-25, 20-25, 25-23, 28-26 and 15-11.
“We got a bunch of senior leaderships,” Kimberly coach Nate Leitermann said. “We have 11 seniors on this team and they just never give up.”
Kaitlin Schulz had 21 kills to lead the Papermakers, with Ava Reis adding 15. Macy Herman had 44 assists, with Ava Rank leading in digs (22).
Payton Chevalier also had nine kills and Eva Johnson chipped in eight, including several late in the decisive fifth set.
The match was reminiscent of last year’s FVA battle between the teams when Kimberly pulled out a 3-2 victory after falling behind 2-0 as well.
“I think Kimberly played fantastic defense,” Appleton North coach Steve Scheuerell said. “They also served very tough. Our girls, we’re still getting better. We came out strong tonight and then at the end there the game got close and I think the girls got a little tired. This is an opportunity to find out a little about ourselves and get better. The same thing happened last year.
“I thought Nate did a great job getting his girls ready. They fight until the death and our girls did too.”
Neenah 3, Fond du Lac 1
NEENAH - The Rockets defeated the Cardinals 25-27, 25-21, 25-18, 27-25 in a Fox Valley Association match.
Carly Stamm led Neenah with 11 kills, while Claudia Merizon and Marissa Corso both had 10 kills. Merizon also had 19 assists and 17 digs.
Jenna Lawatsch led Neenah with 32 digs. Kenzie Ullrich and Leia Kersten had 16 and 10 digs, respectively. Kersten also had 18 assists.
“Fond du Lac is the true definition of scrappy,” Neenah coach Emily Bennett said. “They never let a ball drop and truly force you to make the mistakes.”
Hortonville 3, Appleton East 0
HORTONVILLE - The Polar Bears swept the Patriots 25-16, 25-16, 25-20 in a Fox Valley Association match.
Molly Rohde had 14 kills and three aces, Molly Fischer had 15 digs, and Marin Grossman had nine kills and 14 digs for Hortonville. Paige Lillie added 17 assists and three aces, while Sophie Dodd had three aces, 16 assists and nine digs.
Kaukauna 3, Appleton West 0
KAUKAUNA - The Ghosts swept the Terrors 25-20, 25-16, 25-22 in a Fox Valley Association match.
Austen Rosenbaum had eight kills for Appleton West. Claire Crawford added 20 assists and 13 digs, and Siena Busalacchi had five blocks.
Freedom 3, Little Chute 0
LITTLE CHUTE - The Irish defeated the Mustangs 25-9, 25-19, 25-16.
Rachel Koss led Freedom with 29 assists and five block assists, Eva Wall had 10 kills, seven block assists and five aces, and Elayna Christensen had 11 digs.
Fox Valley Lutheran 3, Marinette 0
MARINETTE - The Foxes defeated the Marines 25-11, 25-5, 25-7.
Emma Nilson led FVL with 11 kills, Annalise Patchett added 10 kills, and Samantha Kempinger had seven kills.
Ava Patchett had four aces.
Two Rivers 3, Chilton 0
TWO RIVERS - The Purple Raiders defeated the Tigers 25-23, 25-21, 25-18.
Ally Kakes led the way for the Purple Raiders with 14 kills on 18 attempts with only two errors. She added 18 digs, three aces and 10 points scored while she was serving.
“She was the heart and soul of the team, adding huge sparks with complete layout hustle and effort to get some key digs in the back row,” said Two Rivers head coach Jeremy Otte.
Claire McGinty finished with eight kills on 13 attempts with four errors and added 12 assists, three solo blocks and four digs.
Shelby Gulseth had 13 assists and seven points scored in her service rotation. She also made some key defensive plays with five digs.
Olivia Mott added five digs and four kills on 12 attempts with two errors.
St. Mary Catholic 3, Manitowoc Lutheran 1
MANITOWOC - The Zephyrs defeated the Lancers 23-25, 25-9, 25-15, 25-13.
Lauren Fischer led St. Mary Catholic with 14 kills and 12 digs. Stella Viirlee and 13 assists. Olivia Noel added 11 assists. Eliana Brenn added seven kills.
FOOTBALL
Crandon 32, Clintonville 24
CLINTONVILLE - The Cardinals established a two-touchdown lead in the second half and then held off the Truckers.
Clintonville’s Kade Rosenow completed 16-of-24 passes for 331 yards, with Jordan Wegener catching six passes for 135 yards.
Mason Mullins and Brett Palubicki rushed for 134 and 80 yards, respectively, for Crandon.
Crandon 8 8 8 8 - 32
Clintonville 8 8 0 8 - 24
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
CL - Zach Spaulding 2 run (Jordan Wegener pass from Kade Rosenow)
CR - Carsyn Mayer 58 run (Caden Palubicki run)
Second Quarter
CL - J. Wegener 75 pass from Rosenow (Samuel Wegener pass from Rosenow)
CR - Palubicki 2 run (Mason Mullins run)
Third Quarter
CR - Mullins 5 run (Palubicki run)
Fourth Quarter
CR - Brett Palubicki 2 run (C. Palubicki run)
CL - Jack Yeager 65 pass from Rosenow (Rosenow run)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: Crandon _ Mullins 26-134, B.Palubicki 15-80, Mayer 6-67, C.Palubicki 11-49. Clintonville - Spaulding 7-69, Rosenow 3-(-16).
Passing: Crandon - Logan Gretzinger 0-1-0-0. Clintonville - Rosenow 16-24-1-331.
Receiving: Clintonville - J. Wegener 6-135, S. Wegener 4-645, Kolton Barkow 4-56, Jack Yeager 2-76.
BOYS SOCCER
Kimberly 3, Fond du Lac 3
KIMBERLY - The Papermakers got goals from Jose Miranda in the 66th minute and Liam Paradiso in the 73rd minute to rally for a draw against the Cardinals.
Gage Gansen had scored for Kimberly in the first half.
Chase Emenecker, Eli Rudolph and Chase Mayo had assists for Kimberly.
Cooper Hoffman had seven saves for Kimberly.
St. Mary Catholic 1, Wrightstown 0
WRIGHTSTOWN - AJ Groppel scored the only goal of the match and Hunter Schreiber had 11 saves as the Zephyrs improved to 3-0-1.
CROSS-COUNTRY
Kiel Invitational
GIRLS
KIEL 71, VALDERS 77, OOSTBURG 92, TWO RIVERS 98, LITTLE CHUTE 133, KEWASKUM 143, CEDAR GROVE-BELGIUM 163, REEDSVILLE 184, NORTH FOND DU LAC 239, WAUPUN 265, ELKHART LAKE-GLENBEULAH 295, MISHICOT 345, HOWARDS GROVE 375, RONCALLI 385, NEW HOLSTEIN 400, Random Lake, Denmark, Kohler, Washington Homeschool incomplete teams
Top 10 finishers: 1, Mikaela Helling TR 15:28.4; 2, Ashley Wilson LC 16:08.9; 3, Hannah Welch V 16:13.4; 4, Sami Miller LC 16:51.1; 5, Josie Kooima WAUP 16:39.2; 6, Caris Jaeger OOS 16:50.1; 7, Lily Watson KIE 16:51.7; 8, Olivia Stanley TR 16:53.9; 9, Holly Bley OOS 16:54.5; 10, Lauren Stettbacher NFDL 16:55.2.
BOYS
KIEL 93, LITTLE CHUTE 96, KOHLER 97, TWO RIVERS 102, CEDAR GROVE-BELGIUM 115, WAUPUN 175, VALDERS 183, NORTH FOND DU LAC 220, ELKHART LAKE-GLENBEULAH 222, WASHINGTON HOMESCHOOL 282, OOSTBURG 319, ST. LAWRENCE SEMINARY 341, RONCALLI 346, DENMARK 369, HOWARDS GROVE 389, MISHICOT 394, REEDSVILLE 403, KEWASKUM 420, Random Lake, Gibraltar, Hilbert incomplete teams
Top 10 finishers: 1, Riley Huss LC 17:01.9; 2, Davis Behler KOH 17:05.2; 3, Ethan Vander Meer KIE 17:14.4; 4, Ben Regennitter KOH 17:28.3; 5, Eli Gallagher TR 17:33.9; 6, Mason Hoopman CGB 17:40.9; 7, Matthew Wilterdink OOS 17:42.1; 8, Will Bakken LC 17:45.5; 9, Brayden Yanda RON 17:48.7; 10, Pierce Arenz KIE 17:55.9.
De Pere Invitational
GIRLS
DE PERE 42, BAY PORT 49, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 101, SHAWANO 104, WEST DE PERE 113, GILLETT 152, SEVASTOPOL 180, WRIGHTSTOWN 214
Top 10 finishers: 1, Hope Dragseth DP 19:17.8; 2, Kate Schmoll WDP 19:37.9; 3, Emma Coon DP 20:05.1; 4, Lilly Guenther SHA 21:38.9; 5, Reese Gustafson BP 21:50.6; 6, Bailey Hendricks SHA 21:57.3; 7, Carleigh Kaczmarek GIL 22:12.6; 8, Alaina Sheedy BP 22:18.2; 9, Eloise Massee BP 22:21.3; 10, Madilyn Bevins LC 22:27.5.
BOYS
DE PERE 71, WEST DE PERE 79, BAY PORT 85, SHAWANO 85, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 100, GILLETT 108, WRIGHTSTOWN 178, KEWAUNEE 189, Seymour, Green Bay West, Lena/St. Thomas Academy incomplete teams
Top 10 finishers: 1, Noah Jahnke WDP 16:22.8; 2, Alex Peterson GIL 16:36.7; 3, Grady Lenn DP 16:47.8; 4, Ethan Onesti SHA 17:07.8; 5, Matthew Schmoll WDP 17:20.5; 6, Will Chelberg SHA 17:44.7; 7, Evan Peterson GIL 17:52.6; 8, Gabe Havel LC 18:02.2; 9, Nicholas Pufall BP18:06.7; 10, Landen Heim BP 18:14.4.
Marathon Invitational
GIRLS
TOMAHAWK 30, ASSUMPTION 78, MARATHON 87, ATHENS 132, MERRILL 135, ABBOTSFORD 159, WAUPACA 182, PITTSVILLE 186, WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 189, Port Edwards, Nekoosa, Prentice, Three Lakes, Faith Christian incomplete teams
Top 10 finishers: 1, Rory Salveson WB 21:12.6; 2, Kallie Volk TL 21:25.5; 3, Rachael Reilly TOM 21:29.7; 4, Sophia Nafziger TL 22:14.2; 5, Brianna Sheahan ATH 22:55.5; 6, Kylie Orysen RE 22:57.8; 7, Cristin Casey ASSU 23:12.7; 8, Serena Reinke TOM 23:44.6; 9, Robin Schmidt TOM 23:46.2; 10, Shilo Blake MAR 23:52.7.
BOYS
ATHENS 38, MARATHON 94, TOMAHAWK 109, PRENTICE 126, AUBURNDALE 132, D.C. EVEREST 141, PITTSVILLE 155, WAUPACA 194, WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 217, ASSUMPTION 226, MERRILL 249, Port Edwards, Three Lakes incomplete team
Top 10 finishers: 1, Connor Sheahan ATH 17:11.5; 2, Owen Lencki WAUP 18:24.3; 3, Nathan Wolf ATH 18:30.5; 4, Andrew Schaer ATH 18:42.5; 5, Jaron Gage MAR 18:51.5; 6, Sam Bowden PIT 18:59.7; 7, Charles Jewell AUB 19:02.0; 8, Jacob Smith MAR 19:02.8; 9, Ryan Buehler PRE 19:03.8; 10, Ethan Potrykus TL 19:10.9.
GIRLS SWIMMING
Seymour Quad
SEYMOUR 183, NEW LONDON 156, MARINETTE/PESHTIGO 102, KIEL 39
200 Medley R: 1, Seymour (Alivia Baehman, Julia Gawryleski, Keyilah Justus, Kate Gawryleski) 2:01.29; 2, Marinette/Peshtigo (Riley Sabel, Ella Olive, Mary Mayhew, Paige Techmeier) 2:14.43. 200 Free: 1, Kate Gawryleski S 2:13.78; 2, Abby Holewinski S 2:15.32. 200 IM: 1, Julia Gawryleski S 2:22.63; 2, Ella Oliva M/P 2:38.53. 50 Free: 1, Claire Lemke NL :26.83; 2, Keyilah Justus S :27.43. 100 Fly: 1, Keyilah Justus S 1:06.96; 2, Mary Mayhew M/P 1:10.18. 100 Free: 1, Claire Lemke NL :59.37; 2, Olivia Herb S 1:07.40. 500 Free: 1, Abby Holewinski S 6:09.59; 2, Kate Gawryleski S 6:16.05. 200 Free R: 1, Seymour (Julia Gawryleski, Keyilah Justus, Olivia Herb, Abby Holewinski) 1:53.20; 2, New London (Jenna Carpenter, Peyton Walz, Grace Roberts, Claire Lemke) 1:58.68. 100 Back: 1, Mary Mayhew M/P 1:05.76; 2, Eli Vigil NL 1:11.56. 100 Breast: 1, Julia Gawryleski S 1:11.20; 2, Olivia Herb S 1:24.37. 400 Free R: 1, New London (Grace Roberts, Kylie Heise, Eli Vigil, Claire Lemke) 4:16.84; 2, Seymour (Alivia Baehman, Abby Holewinski, Brooke Luczak, Kate Gawryleski) 4:22.40.
Varsity high school coaches or their statisticians should email results to sports@gannettwisconsin.com.
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