Here are Tuesday's high school sports results for the Green Bay area
BOYS BASKETBALL
GREEN BAY EAST 58, NEW LONDON 33
NEW LONDON - Bill Felix scored 23 points to help the Red Devils improve to 9-0 overall and 3-0 in the Bay Conference with the win over the Bulldogs.
Ryan Sweeney added 13 points for Green Bay East.
Kyle Wisniewski led New London with 12 points.
Green Bay East 23 35 - 58
New London 11 22 - 33
Green Bay East: Felix 23, Sweeney 13, Killian 2, Chanthcdouangsy 3, Gillespie 2, Alexander 6, Flowers 9. 3-pt: Flowers 3, Felix. FT: 6-10. Fouls: 20.
New London: Reybrock 5, Wisniewski 12, Lutz 2, Krause 2, Oberstadt 7, Schleuter 4, Hertzfeldt 1. 3-pt: Wisniewski 2, Schleuter. FT: 10-16. Fouls: 13.
GREEN BAY PREBLE 76, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 75
GREEN BAY - Reese Berg scored 22 points and Tommy Michaels added 20 to lead the Hornets to the overtime victory over the Golden Raiders.
Luke Schmidt had 25 points to lead Sheboygan North. Max Tutes and Chase Schoenenberger added 19 and 17 points, respectively.
Sheboygan North 37 29 9 - 75
Green Bay Preble 28 38 10 - 76
Sheboygan North: Schoessow 6, Schmidt 25, Schoenenberger 17, Tutes 19, Walter 3, Weber 2, Seymour 2, Debbink 1. 3-pt: Schmidt 2, Schoenenberger 2, Tutes, Walter. FT: 11-21.
Green Bay Preble: Berg 22, Michaels 20, Renard 9, Hummel 8, Heinemeyer 5, Racine 5, Jean-Baptiste 4, Cortes-Buenrostro 3. 3-pt: Berg 4, Renard, Hummel, Racine, Cortes-Buenrostro. FT: 10-20.
NOTRE DAME 73, PULASKI 62
PULASKI - The Tritons had four players finish in double figures in the win over the Red Raiders.
Emmett Lawton led the way with 17 points. Keegan King and Christ Mitchell both had 11 points, while Ethan Wall-Atim scored 10.
Derek Shaw led Pulaski with 23 points. Brody Wotruba and Kyle Olson added 14 and 13, respectively.
Notre Dame 32 41 - 73
Pulaski 30 32 - 62
Notre Dame: Lawton 17, Weber 7, Mitchell 11, Hornacek 2, Gard 2, Curtin 4, Wall-Atim 10, King 11, Rader 2, Warden 7. 3-pt: Lawton, Mitchell. FT: 9-15. Fouls: 16.
Pulaski: Hasser 5, Shaw 23, Olson 13, Wotruba 14, Dorn 5, Norman 2. 3-pt: Shaw 5, Olson 3, Wotruba 2. FT: 6-10. Fouls: 16.
DE PERE 79, BAY PORT 65
SUAMICO - Jack Jorgensen scored 22 points and pulled down 10 rebounds to lead the Redbirds to the win over the Pirates.
Zach Kinziger and Will Hornseth added 20 and 19 points, respectively. John Kinziger chipped in with 11 points and six assists.
AJ Lieuwen led Bay Port with 28 points. He also had seven rebounds.
De Pere 32 47 - 79
Bay Port 31 34 - 65
De Pere: J. Kinziger 11, Herman 5, Z. Kinziger 20, Demovsky 2, Hornseth 19, Jorgensen 22. 3-pt: J. Kinziger, Z. Kinziger, Jorgensen 6. FT: 21-26. Fouls: 17.
Bay Port: Krznarich 2, Houle 3, Buchinger 3, Vandervest 8, Cornette 8, Hackett 11, Lieuwen 28, Draghicchio 2. 3-pt: Houle, Buchinger, Cornette 2, Hackett 3, Lieuwen 3. FT: 9-12. Fouls: 20.
GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST 77, SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 63
GREEN BAY – Connor Pytleski scored 21 points and Braydon Schoonover-Vivians added 20 in leading Southwest past Sheboygan South.
Southwest (3-7 overall) led 35-27 at the half. Alex Kaffine and Zach Groh each had 20 points to pace Sheboygan South.
Sheboygan South 27 36 - 63
Green Bay Southwest 35 42 - 77
Sheboygan South: Justus 6, Ladwig 5, Kaffine 20, Pfister 2, Leonhard 2, Nienhuis 8, Grogh 20. 3-pt: Kaffine 3, Ladwig, Nienhuis 2. FT: 9-14. Fouls: 14.
Southwest: Danforth 14, Foster 2, Pytleski 21, Schoonover-Vivians 20, Bzdowka 5, Rauschenbach 4, Yang 2, Terrell 9. 3-pt: Danforth 4, Pytleski, Bzdowka. FT: 11-20. Fouls: 13.
ASHWAUBENON 46, MANITOWOC 42
ASHWAUBENON - Marcus Tomashek and Matt Imig scored 21 and 16 points, respectively, as the Jaguars ground out a four-point win over the Ships.
Ashwaubenon: Imig 16, Tomashek 21, Kelly 2, Schoen 5, Walton 2. 3-pt: Imig 3, Tomashek 5, Schoen. FT: 7-9.
MENASHA 70, GREEN BAY WEST 37
MENASHA – The Bluejays had four players in double digits in the victory.
Jalen Womack had 14 points and Jonathan Zielinski and Jaxson Dillon had 12 points each, while Sam Siegel chipped in 10 points.
Brandon Wilson had 13 points and Sean Hemery added 12 for Green Bay West.
Green Bay West 18 19 - 37
Menasha 35 35 - 70
Green Bay West: Hemery 12, Stevens-Broadnax 4, Jacobson 6, Wilson 13, Brown 2. 3-pt: Hemrey 2, Jacobson 2, Wilson. FT: 4-6.
Menasha: Dillon 12, Siegel 10, Yonker 7, VanDynHoven 4, Womack 14, Jones 2, Zielinski 12, Bauer-Shimek 9. 3-pt: Dillon 2, Yonker, Zielinski 3, Bauer-Shimek 2. FT: 6-12.
GREEN BAY NEW LUTHERAN 79, MANITOWOC LUTHERAN 56
GREEN BAY – Tristian Lynch scored 23 points and the Blazers connected on 14 3-pointers in the win against the Lancers.
Lucas Dhein also had 16 points for NEW Lutheran.
Ethan Menges had 21 points and Noah Czarneski had 10 points to lead Manitowoc Lutheran.
Manitowoc Lutheran 32 24 - 56
NEW Lutheran 46 33 - 79
Manitowoc Lutheran: Henschel 8, Dhein 16, Misovec 4, Sabel 7, Steffel 3, Huguet 2, Meerstein 7, Lynch 23, Gosse 9. 3-pt: Dhein 4, Henschel 2, Sabel, Steffel, Meerstein, Lynch 5. FT: 1-3. Fouls: 12.
NEW Lutheran: Fukasawa 2, Stanzel 6, Marohn 8, Menges 21, Czarneski 10, Hecker 5, Vogt 1, Schultz 3. 3-pt: Marohn 2, Czarneski, Hecker. FT: 12-15. Fouls: 8.
SOUTHERN DOOR 72, STURGEON BAY 40
STURGEON BAY – Drew Daoust scored 24 points to lead the Eagles past the Clippers.
Jack Peterson, Nic Pierre and Taylor Schaefer each had 10 points for Southern Door.
Danny Lodl had 17 points and Chris Lodl added 10 to pace Sturgeon Bay.
Southern Door 37 35 - 72
Sturgeon Bay 18 22 - 40
Southern Door: Daoust 24, Peterson 10, Pierre 10, Jeanquart 9, Schaefer 10, Hawkey 6, Perez-Munguia 3. 3-pt: Daoust 5, Peterson, Pierre 2, Jeanquart 3, Perez-Munguia. FT: 6-13. Fouls: 16.
Sturgeon Bay: Ulberg 3, Danny Lodl 17, Chris Lodl 10, Frangipane 2, Meyer 1, Newton 4, Evers 3. 3-pt: D. Lodl 3, C. Lodl, Ulberg. FT: 5-12. Fouls: 9.
COLEMAN 62, GILLETT 39
COLEMAN - Noah Nosgovitz scored 14 of his 18 points in the first half to lead the Cougars to the win over the Tigers.
Austin VandeCorput led Gillett with 10 points.
Gillett 11 28 - 39
Coleman 33 29 - 62
Gillett: Matczak 4, Franti 8, Bjelland 7, B. DeBauch 4, Peterson 3, VandeCorput 10, J. DeBauch 3. 3-pt: Bjelland, Peterson, VandeCorput 2, J. DeBauch. FT: 2-4. Fouls: 16.
Coleman: Olsen 9, Vande Walle 6, Hockers 1, Nosgovitz 18, A. Rennie 5, Kurth 5, Mongin 2, T. Rennie 4, Zablocki 8, Zeitler 4. FT: 16-25. Fouls: 8.
CRIVITZ 84, NIAGARA 28
CRIVITZ - The Wolverines had little trouble with the Badgers with five players scoring in double figures.
Sean Christiansen led Crivitz with 18 points. Seth Sellen added 14 points and Jackson Flowers scored 13.
Logan Weber led Niagara with 12 points.
Niagara 19 9 - 28
Crivitz 44 40 - 84
Niagara; Swanson 7, Krueger 3, Dunlap 3, Weber 12, Holmes 3. 3-pt: Swanson, Krueger, Dunlap. FT: 5-9. Fouls: 11.
Crivitz: Mertens 6, Christiansen 18, Flowers 13, Werner 12, Spalding 8, Lieunen 3, Tadisch 10, Sellen 14. 3-pt: Flowers 3, Werner 2, Lieunen. FT: 0-2. Fouls: 11.
ALGOMA 71, SEVASTOPOL 46
ALGOMA - Carter Zimmerman scored 17 points in the first half to propel the Wolves to an 11-point lead over the Pioneers at halftime.
Zimmerman added 14 points in the second half to finish with a game-high 31 points for Algoma. Carson Lischka added 10 points.
Jack DeYoung led Sevastopol with 22 points.
Sevastopol 23 23 - 46
Algoma 34 37 - 71
Sevastopol: Peterson 5, Jandu 2, Ash 4, Bieri 6, Giblin 7, DeYoung 22. 3-pt: Peterson, Ash, Giblin. FT: 7-11. Fouls: 13.
Algoma: Zimmerman 31, Lischka 10, Charles 2, Vardon 8, Vandervest 6, Zimmer 5, Rondenne 7, Dachelet 2. 3-pt: Zimmerman 4, Zimmer, Rondenne. FT: 9-14. Fouls: 14.
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS 49, WAUSAUKEE 45
WAUSAUKEE - Ethan Braley scored 21 points to lead the Cavaliers to the victory over the Rangers.
Teagan Anderson added 19 points for St. Thomas Aquinas.
Wausaukee was led by Anthony Vanick with 11 points.
St. Thomas 21 28 - 49
Wausaukee 19 26 - 45
St. Thomas: Braley 21, Anderson 19, Piasecki 3, Pisani 6. 3-pt: Braley 3, Anderson. FT: 9-18. Fouls: 11.
Wausaukee: Russ 2, Brunette 4, D. Suennen 4, Vanick 11, Schroeder 2, K. Suennen 6, Thoreson 8, Rowley 8. 3-pt: D. Suennen, Vanick. FT: 5-10. Fouls: 18.
ELCHO 74, LENA 52
LENA - John Slowik and Chase Novak combined for 50 points to lead the Hornets to the win over the Wildcats.
Slowik finished with 26 points while Novak had 24. Logan Reith added 10 points.
Max Beyer scored 30 points to lead Lena.
Elcho 41 33 - 74
Lena 31 21 - 52
Elcho: Slowik 26, Reinke 6, Klingler 8, Novak 24, Reith 10. 3-pt: Slowik. FT: 9-17. Fouls: 16.
Lena: Beyer 30, Shallow 6, Anderson 2, Hosking 2, Whiting 4, Kittredge 6, Belongia 2. 3-pt: Beyer 6, Shallow. FT: 11-12. Fouls: 14.
PESHTIGO 73, GIBRALTAR 64
FISH CREEK - Mason Doberstein, Christian Boyle and Muaz Salem combined for 27 points in the second half when the Bulldogs rallied for the win over the Vikings.
Salem finished with 20 points, with Landon Lemke adding 16 points. Boyle and Doberstein had 12 and 10 points, respectively.
Sam Lindenberg led Gibraltar with 16 points, 13 coming in the first half. Jake Schar added 13 points while Will Friedenfels and Trevor Ash both had 10.
Peshtigo 35 38 - 73
Gibraltar 43 21 - 64
Peshtigo: Doberstein 10, Boyle 12, Salem 20, Berth 4, Fort 7, Lemke 16, Engman 4. 3-pt: Doberstein 2, Salem, Lemke 2. FT: 12-19. Fouls: 15.
Gibraltar: Lindenberg 16, A. Jauregui 9, V. Jauregui 6, Schar 13, Ash 10, Friedenfels 10. 3-pt: Lindenberg, A. Jauregui, Schar 3. FT: 11-16. Fouls: 16.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
DE PERE 58, BAY PORT 20
DE PERE - Jordan Meulemans scored 14 of the Redbirds’ 24 first-half points in their win over the Pirates.
Meulemans finished with 24 points while Claire Bjorge had 13 points.
Bay Port was led by Ellie McDermid and Kaitlyn Fischer with six points each.
Bay Port 7 13 - 20
De Pere 24 34 - 58
Bay Port: Szelagowski 4, Hendricks 3, McDermid 6, Fischer 6, Luedke 1. 3-pt: Hendricks. FT: 3-6. Fouls: 6.
De Pere: J. Ciesielczyk 3, Anderson 2, M. Ciesielczyk 6, Kust 3, Bjorge 13, Bierowski 5, Meulemans 24, Schneider 2. 3-pt: J. Ciesielczyk, M. Ciesielczyk, Kust, Bjorge, Bierowski, Meulemans 5. FT: 2-6. Fouls: 13.
NOTRE DAME 62, PULASKI 19
GREEN BAY - The Tritons held the Red Raiders to seven points in the first half and cruised to the victory.
Peyton Musial and Grace Barington led Notre Dame with 12 points each. Sarah Hardwick had 11 points, while Gracie Grzesk had 10.
Pulaski 7 12 - 19
Notre Dame 36 26 - 62
Pulaski: Lardnois 2, Mangold 6, Kubiak 4, Olson 4, Egnarski 2, Wiese 1.
Notre Dame: Hardwick 11, Whitehouse 3, Fayta 8, Grzesk 10, Brabant 6, Musial 12, Barington 12.
WRIGHTSTOWN 60, DENMARK 34
WRIGHTSTOWN - Samantha Kiel made five 3-point baskets and finished with 21 points in the Tigers’ win over the Vikings.
Kylie Colwell added 14 points for Wrightstown.
Haley Schott led Denmark with 10 points.
Denmark 16 18 - 34
Wrightstown 35 25 - 60
Denmark: Vanniewenhoven 2, Schott 10, Lamack 7, Hummel 5, Hermans 6, Duquette 4. 3-pt: Lamack. FT: 5-6. Fouls: 18.
Wrightstown: Radtke 8, K. Colwell 14, Vickman 5, Theunis 2, Kiel 21, Bruecker 7, Uitenbroeck 3. 3-pt: Radtke, Kiel 5, Bruecker, Uitenbroek. FT: 16-27. Fouls: 11.
MARINETTE 41, CLINTONVILLE 38
MARINETTE - Jordan Lehman scored 10 points for the Truckers but that wasn’t enough to overcome the Marines.
Riley Kieffer led Marinette with nine points.
Clintonville 19 19 - 38
Marinette 21 20 - 41
Clintonville: Kasson 3, Drefahl 6, Zwirschitz 6, Taylor 7, Lehman 10, Poole 6. 3-pt: Kasson. FT: 8-17. Fouls: 14.
Marinette: Kieffer 9, Venha 6, Anderson 4, Torkko 8, Seymour 6, Chenier 4, Wingender 2, O. Hanson 2. 3-pt: Kieffer 3. FT: 6-18. Fouls: 13.
FREEDOM 81, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 36
FREEDOM - Sadie Jarmolowicz led four Freedom players in double figures with 27 points and added seven rebounds in the North Eastern Conference win.
Syd Bartels, Kierstin Kriewaldt and Megan Alexander had 14, 12, and 11 points, respectively, for the Irish.
The Spartans were led by Taylor Thiry with 14 points and Lauren Adams with 11.
Luxemburg-Casco 27 9 - 36
Freedom 46 35 - 81
Luxemburg-Casco: Adams 11, Paye 3, Treml 2, Thiry 14, Wech 3, Hanamann 3. 3-pt: Adams 3, Wech, Hanamann. FT: 3-6. Fouls: 14.
Freedom: Jarmolowicz 27, Martzahl 9, Bartels 14, Kriewaldt 12, Wesoloski 4, Reed 4, Alexander 11. 3-pt: Jarmolowicz 4, Kriewaldt, Reed, Alexander. FT: 12-13. Fouls: 12.
LENA 49, GOODMAN/PEMBINE 19
GOODMAN - The Wildcats held Goodman/Pembine to a basket by Rebekah Strietzel and a free throw by Abbey Roff in the first half en route to the win.
Natalie McNurlen led Lena with 13 points.
Cate Gilbert led Goodman/Pembine with 10 points.
Lena 37 12 - 49
Goodman/Pembine 3 16 - 19
Lena: McNurlen 13, Lambert 3, E. Brooks 4, Magee 4, C. Brooks 6, Fischer 2, Koslowsky 2, Potter 6, Rabas 6, Kostreva 1, Kramer 2. 3-pt: Lambert. FT: 2-9. Fouls: 11.
Goodman/Pembine: Roff 3, Gilbert 10, Strietzel 6. FT: 5-8. Fouls: 12.
NORTH DICKINSON 32, NIAGARA 28
FELCH, Mich. - The Nordics made four more free throws than the Badgers and that was enough to help them hang on for the win.
Ashton Hurd led North Dickinson with 17 points.
Mallory Sanicki led Niagara with 10 points.
Niagara 4 6 6 12 - 28
North Dickinson 6 9 7 10 - 32
Niagara: Sanicki 10, Rock 7, Borchardt 7, Graten 2, Pearson 2. 3-pt: Sanicki 2, Rock. FT: 3-6. Fouls: 15.
North Dickinson: V. Lindholm 2, Inglese 7, Hurd 17, M. Lindholm 6. 3-pt: Inglese. FT: 7-16. Fouls: 4.
BOYS HOCKEY
NOTRE DAME 2, ASHWAUBENON 1
ASHWAUBENON - The Tritons scored two goals in the first period and went on to the victory.
Hunter Bill and Bryce Eberhardt scored for Notre Dame, while Brenden Gruber had two assists.
Ashwaubenon’s goal was scored by Teig Driessen.
Addison Tyczkowski made 18 saves in goal for Notre Dame, while Lincoln Simons stopped 27 shots for Ashwaubenon.
Varsity high school coaches or their statisticians should email results to sports@gannettwisconsin.com.
This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Here are Tuesday's high school sports results for the Green Bay area
