Here are Tuesday's high school sports results for the Manitowoc and Sheboygan area

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GIRLS BASKETBALL

Notre Dame 91, Manitowoc 25

MANITOWOC - Kaia Waldrop scored 18 points to lead five Tritons playes in double figures in their win over the Ships.

With the win, the Tritons clinched the Fox River Classic Conference title when combined with Sheboygan North’s loss to Green Bay Southwest.

Gracie Grzesk and Syd Whitehouse both scored 16 points for Notre Dame. Trista Fayta accounted for 15 points while Peyton Musial added 13.

Manitowoc was led by Taylor Peterson with seven.

Notre Dame 57 34 - 91

Manitowoc 15 10 - 25

Notre Dame: Barington 9, DeMoulin 4, Fayta 15, Whitehouse 16, Waldrop 18, Musial 13, Grzesk 16. 3-pt: Barington, Fayta 3, Grzesk. FT: 4-8. Fouls: 11.

Manitowoc: Bolchen 2, Peterson 7, Johnson 2, Fruzen 4, Hamann 6, Swoboda 2, Grango 2. 3-pt: Hamann. FT: 8-14. Fouls: 9.

Green Bay Southwest 52, Sheboygan North 45

GREEN BAY - The Trojans took a seven-point lead at halftime and made it last in the win over the Golden Raiders.

Addison Pytleski led Green Bay Southwest with 22 points. Taliah DeGroot added 10 points.

Anna Fogle led Sheboygan North with 23 points. Victoria Toeller added 14.

Sheboygan North 15 30 - 45

Green Bay Southwest 22 30 - 52

Sheboygan North: Shear 2, Toeller 14, Fogle 23, Tagel 2, Adams 4. 3-pt: Fogle 2. FT: 19-24. Fouls: 15.

Green Bay Southwest: Deines 5, Engels 4, Pytleski 22, Stevens 2, Studzinski 9, DeGroot 10. 3-pt: Deines, Pytleski, DeGroot 2. FT: 14-23. Fouls: 16.

Green Bay Preble 51, Sheboygan South 37

SHEBOYGAN - Helena Paplham scored 14 points and Andrea Butterbrodt added 12 as the Hornets raced out to a double-digit halftime lead en route to the Fox River Classic Conference win.

Alayna Lloyd led the Redwings with 12 points.

Green Bay Preble 24 27 - 51

Sheboygan South 14 23 - 37

Green Bay Preble: Smith 3, Gorecki 3, Kothbauer 2, Al. Butterbrodt 7, Siller Hernandez 4, An. Butterbrodt 12, Schadrie 4, Paplham 14, Racine 2. 3-pt: Smith, Al. Butterbrodt, Paplham. FT: 13-28. Fouls: 21.

Sheboygan South: Ertman 8, Daharsh 3, Jensen 2, Kiesow 3, Paltzer 1, Zajkowski 1, Lloyd 12, Judkins 7. 3-pt: Ertman 2, Kiesow. FT: 6-14. Fouls: 22.

Manitowoc Lutheran 63, Sheboygan Christian 52

SHEBOYGAN - Ginevra Ermis scored 12 of her team-leading 20 points in the second half to lead the Lancers to the win over the Eagles.

Marissa Mehlhorn added 17 points for Manitowoc Lutheran, while Mikiah Krause scored 10 points.

Sofia Rodriguez led Sheboygan Christian with 19 points. Mackenna Epping and Marin Zylstra scored 14 and 10 points, respectively.

Manitowoc Lutheran 31 32 - 63

Sheboygan Christian 25 27 - 52

Manitowoc Lutheran: Krause 10, Mar. Mehlhorn 17, Kiss 2, Luebke 8, Korte 6, Ermis 20. 3-pt: Ermis 2 . FT: 9-18. Fouls: 13.

Sheboygan Christian: Epping 14, Zylstra 10, Rodriguez 19, M. Bulkow 3, Clarebut 6. 3-pt: M. Bulkow, Rodriguez. FT: 8-10. Fouls: 16.

St. Mary Catholic 71, Kohler 42

KOHLER - Chloe Vogel poured in 22 points and Emily Vogel added 12 as the Zephyrs jumped out to a 38-20 halftime advantage and never looked back en route to the Big East Conference crossover victory.

St. Mary Catholic moved to 20-1 on the season.

Also scoring in double digits for the Zephyrs was Sienna Anderson with 10 points.

McKenna Holzrichter led the Blue Bombers with 17 points, while Katie Schumacher added 10.

St. Mary Catholic 38 33 - 71

Kohler 20 22 - 42

St. Mary Catholic: C. Vogel 22, E. Vogel 12, Norville 5, N. Anderson 8, S. Anderson 10, Nackers 5, Voss 3, Brenn 6. 3-pt: C. Vogel 2, Norville, S. Anderson 2, Voss. FT: 3-5. Fouls: 9.

Kohler: Oldenhoff 4, Wichman 4, Sachse 1, Tershner 1, Wimmer 1, Zimmerman 4, Holzrichter 17, Schumacher 10. 3-pt: None. FT: 4-15. Fouls: 7.

Brillion 62, Valders 50

BRILLION - The Lions outscored the Vikings by 11 points in the second half to pull away for the win.

“We played with better energy on defense in the second half and got some steals that led to some transition baskets,” Brillion coach Jeff Capelle said. “We were more efficient and converted both inside and outside on offense in the second half and were well balanced.”

Megan Schuman and Alaina Schwahn both scored 14 points to lead Brillion. Schuman scored all of her points in the second half.

Claire Zipperer led Valders with 30 points.

Brillion 28 34 - 62

Valders 27 23 - 50

Brillion: Emmer 6, Schuman 14, Dietrich 8, Schwahn 14, Schuh 7, Williams 4, Rodriguez 2, Hale 7. 3-pt: Schuman, Dietrich 2, Schwahn 3, Hale. FT: 13-22. Fouls: 12.

Valders: Tuschel 2, Wagner 5, Hochkammer 4, Fischer 3, Hickmann 4, Neuenfeldt 2, Zipperer 30. 3-pt: Wagner, Fischer. FT: 10-15. Fouls: 16.

Sheboygan Falls 71, Two Rivers 43

SHEBOYGAN FALLS - The Falcons opened up an 11-point halftime advantage to a 28-point victory over the Purple Raiders courtesy of a big second half.

Addison Schliewe scored a game-high 24 points to lead Sheboygan Falls.

Allyson Kakes led Two Rivers with 23 points.

Two Rivers 18 25 - 43

Sheboygan Falls 29 42 - 71

Two Rivers: Klein 6, A. Kakes 23, Preston 9, Jensen 2, Van Weychen 1, Kieselhorst 2. 3-pt: Klein 2, Preston 3. FT: 4-12. Fouls: 24.

Sheboygan Falls: Beeck 6, A. Nickolai 3, Schliewe 24, Grady 7, Potokar 9, Schroeder 9, Spatz 2, Muehlbauer 6, N. Nickolai 5. 3-pt: Beeck 2, Schroeder, N. Nickolai. FT: 15-28. Fouls: 10.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Manitowoc 64, Notre Dame 54

GREEN BAY - The Ships made a scorching 63% of their field goal attempts in the win over the Tritons.

Manitowoc made 23-of-36 shots while Notre Dame made 20-of-44.

Manitowoc also outscored Notre Dame at the free throw line 16-8.

Brayden Kennedy led Manitowoc with 22 points. Brock Peterson and Bryce Erdmann added 12 and 10 points, respectively.

Emmett Lawton had 26 points for Notre Dame. Andrew Rader contributed 15 points.

Manitowoc 28 36 - 64

Notre Dame 21 33 - 54

Manitowoc: Kennedy 22, Peterson 12, Erdmann 10, Wollersheim 8, Steinbecker 6, Nenahlo 4, Krall 2. 3-pt: Kennedy, Erdmann. FT: 16-22. Fouls: 12.

Notre Dame: Lawton 26, Rader 15, Augustine 5, Guyette 4, Weber 2, Davis 2. 3-pt: Lawton 4, Rader, Augustine. FT: 8-11. Fouls: 18.

Green Bay Preble 65, Sheboygan South 58

GREEN BAY - The Hornets outscored the Redwings 9-2 in overtime to come away with the win.

Green Bay Preble, which was led in scoring by Thomas Michels’ 19 points, had a big advantage at the free throw line where it outscored Sheboygan South 17-5.

Sheldon Jean Baptiste, Ty Gerard and Anthony Cortes Buenrostro added 13, 11 and 10 points, respectively.

Zach Groh led Sheboygan South with 12 points. Davis Glavan and Dominick Adamavich both scored 11 points while Matt Leonhard added 10.

Sheboygan South 30 26 2 - 58

Green Bay Preble 25 31 9 - 65

Sheboygan South: Groh 12, Glavan 11, Adamavich 11, Leonhard 10, Peterman 5, Nienhuis 3, Toeller 2, Justus 3, Miller 1. 3-pt: Groh, Adamavich, Peterman, Nienhuis, Justus. FT: 5-11.

Green Bay Preble: Michaels 19, Jean Baptiste 13, Gerard 11, Cortes Buenrostro 10, Goebel 5, Racine 3, Thorpe 4. 3-pt: Gerard 3, Cortes Buenrostro, Goebel, Racine. FT: 17-21.

Reedsville 66, Ozaukee 48

REEDSVILLE - The Panthers expanded upon a 12-point halftime advantage to defeat the Warriors by 18.

Camden Dvorachek led Reedsville with 24 points, 14 rebounds and five assists. Zach Dvorachek added 17 points and three steals, and Parker Maney chipped in 10 points, five rebounds and seven assists for the Panthers.

Sawyer Kowalkowski and Bret Hamm each scored 13 points to lead Ozaukee.

Ozaukee 23 25 - 48

Reedsville 35 31 - 66

Ozaukee: Nehls 7, Kowalkowski 13, Miller 2, Utecht 2, Hamm 13, Rennicke 9, Kraus 2. 3-pt: Nehls, Kowalkowski, Hamm, Rennicke. FT: 6-9. Fouls: 7.

Reedsville: Maertz 3, Taddy 7, Maney 10, Z. Dvorachek 17, G. Dvorachek 3, C. Dvorachek 24, Ossmann 2. 3-pt: Maertz, Taddy, Maney 2, Z. Dvorachek 3, G. Dvorachek. FT: 8-8. Fouls: 14.

Little Chute 49, Roncalli 38

LITTLE CHUTE - The Mustangs took an 11-point lead at halftime and maintained it in the second half in the win over the Jets.

Hunter Thiel led Little Chute with 12 points. Carter Engle added 11.

Landon Chalupny led Roncalli with 12 points. Brett Simmer added 10.

Roncalli 15 23 - 38

Little Chute 26 23 - 49

Roncalli: Yanda 8, Otte 8, Simmer 10, Chalupny 12. 3-pt: Yanda 2, Simmer 2, Chalupny 4. FT: 4-4. Fouls: 15.

Little Chute: Engle 11, Fischer 2, Joten 8, Maronek 7, Thiel 13, VandenBurgt 8. FT: 9-13. Fouls: 13.

Wrightstown 64, Sheboygan Falls 52

LITTLE CHUTE - The Tigers started the second half with an 11-0 run to take control of the game with the Falcons.

Marshall Edinger and Keegan Spees were 1-2 in scoring for Wrightstown with 19 and 17 points, respectively. They combined for 24 points in the second half. Aiden Humphreys added 13 points.

Ethan Verhulst and Dan Nickolai led Sheboygan Falls with 14 and 12 points, respectively.

Sheboygan Falls 29 23 - 52

Wrightstown 22 42 - 64

Sheboygan Falls: Gordon 3, Carter Korff 2, Jaap 4, Nickolai 12, Iwanski 9, Verhulst 14, Scheibl 2, Chase Korff 2, Mayer 4. 3-pt: Gordon, Nickolai, Iwanski 3, Verhlust 2. FT: 11-15. Fouls: 18.

Wrightstown: Van Zeeland 5, Hermann 5, Humphreys 13, Lewandowski 2, Cavanaugh 3, Spees 17, Edinger 19. 3-pt: Humphreys 2, Spees 3, Edinger 3. FT: 12-18. Fouls: 16.

St. Mary Catholic 100, Kohler 70

FOX CROSSING - The Zephyrs doubled up the Blue Bombers in the first half, pouring on 61 points, and coasted the rest of the way to improve to 18-2 overall.

Cole Uhlenbrauck scored a game-high 36 points for SMC, including 25 in the first half. Danny Griffith added 13 points, Michael Fairweather tacked on 12, Fisher MacKenzie had 11, and Charlie Nackers rounded out the scoring leaders for the Zephyrs with 10 points.

Trey Keller led Kohler with 24 points and Max Breitenbach followed with 16 for the Blue Bombers.

Kohler 30 40 - 70

St. Mary Catholic 61 39 - 100

Kohler: Keller 24, R. Breitenbach 9, Albrecht 5, Cornwell 2, M. Breitenbach 16, Pociask 3, Paul 9, Gebler 2. 3-pt: Keller 2, Albrecht, M. Breitenbach 2, Paul. FT: 16-28. Fouls: 16.

St. Mary Catholic: Griffith 13, Fairweather 12, Lynch 4, Ripley 2, Brenn 3, Fields 6, Nackers 10, Uhlenbrauck 36, MacKenzie 11, Berg 3. 3-pt: Griffith, Fields, Uhlenbrauck 5, MacKenzie, Berg. FT: 15-18. Fouls: 20.

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