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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Notre Dame 72, Bay Port 29
GREEN BAY - Trista Fayta scored 17 points to lead four Tritons players in double figures in the win over the Pirates.
Syd Whitehouse and Gracie Grzesk added 14 points each, while Hope Barington scored 12 for Notre Dame.
Bay Port was led by Ellie McDermid with 12 points.
Notre Dame 41 31 - 72
Bay Port 20 9 - 29
Notre Dame: Barington 12, Webster 3, Fayta 17, Whitehouse 14, Waldrop 4, Musial 8, Grzesk 14. 3-pt: Grzesk 2, Musial 2, Fayta 2, Webster, Whitehouse. FT: 6-9. Fouls: 8.
Bay Port: Dudra 7, Coughlin 2, Hendricks 6, McDermid 12, Knutson 2. 3-pt: Dudra 2, Hendricks 2. FT: 3-4. Fouls: 7.
De Pere 74, Seymour 33
DE PERE - Sophie Hafeman poured in 28 points and Egan Bierowski added 11 and Jaden Ciesielczyk 10 as the Redbirds cruised to the nonconference win over the Thunder.
De Pere jumped out to a 41-16 halftime advantage and never looked back.
Corinne Setliff scored nine points to lead Seymour.
Seymour 16 17 - 33
De Pere 41 33 - 74
Seymour: Rutter 4, K. VandeHei 8, Setliff 9, Wenniger 6, A. VandeHei 6. 3-pt: Setliff, Wenniger, A. VandeHei. FT: 4-7. Fouls: 14.
De Pere: Tassoul 5, Ciesielczyk 10, Wettstein 8, Washington 2, Bierowski 11, Hafeman 28, Dugenske 6, Kohanski 4. 3-pt: Ciesielczyk 2, Bierowski 3, Hafeman 2, Dugenske 2, Kohanski. FT: 14-20. Fouls: 11.
Brillion 49, Wrightstown 28
WRIGHTSTOWN - Megan Schuman scored 15 points and the Lions allowed the Tigers to score just eight points in the first half in the nonconference victory.
“We played really good defense and limited their offense tonight,” Brillion coach Jeff Capelle said. “We moved the ball well against their full-court press, their 1-3-1 zone, and man-to-man defenses and took quality shots in transition and in the halfcourt sets. We also rebounded well tonight.”
Jordan Vickman led Wrightstown with 16 points.
Brillion 28 21 - 49
Wrightstown 8 20 - 28
Brillion: Emmer 8, Schuman 15, Dietrich 6, Schwahn 5, Schuh 1, Williams 6, Hale 8. 3-pt: Dietrich 2, Hale 2. FT: 15-21. Fouls: 10.
Wrightstown: Durocher 1, Leick 2, Vickman 16, Theunis 1, Colwell 2, Uitenbrock 3, Bousley 3. 3-pt: Uitenbrock, Bousley. FT: 8-14. Fouls: 15.
Coleman 76, Suring 35
COLEMAN - The Cougars built a 24-point halftime lead and cruised to the win over the Eagles.
Aubrey Bintz led Coleman with 27 points. Kiersten Jensen and Cameron Zeitler added 18 and 12 points, respectively.
Christine Sleeter led Suring with 10 points.
Suring 18 17 - 35
Coleman 42 34 - 76
Suring: Thomsen 2, Bailey 9, Cramer 8, Otradovec 3, Reed 3, Sleeter 10. 3-pt: Bailey. FT: 6-10. Fouls: 17.
Coleman: Breuninger 2, Markiewicz 2, Hanrahan 1, Bintz 27, Zeitler 12, Hinther 2, Liptak 7, Compe 3, Broderick 2, Jensen 18. 3-pt: Bintz, Zeitler, Compe, Jensen 3. FT: 12-18. Fouls: 15.
Oneida Nation 79, Wausaukee 69
ONEIDA - The Thunderhawks led by 19 points at halftime in the victory over the Rangers.
Oneida was led by Jaylyn Caldwell with 28 points and Mariah Cloud with 22.
Rachel Schlies led Wausaukee with 30 points.
Wausaukee 18 51 - 69
Oneida Nation 37 42 - 79
Wausaukee: M. Schaal 10, Schlies 30, L. Schaal 3, J. Luccarini 12, K. Luccarini 2, S. Luccarini 12. FT: 20-33.
Oneida: Cloud 22, Caldwell 28, House 12, T. King 7, M. King 6, K. House 2, Skenandore 2. FT: 11-18.
Gillett 52, Crivitz 42
CRIVITZ - Cilena Guns and Carleigh Kaczmarek scored 19 points apiece as Gillett rallied from a three-point halftime deficit to post the Marinette & Oconto Conference victory.
Lucy Gruszynski led the Wolverines with a game-high 24 points.
Gillett 19 33 - 52
Crivitz 22 20 - 42
Gillett: L, Hansen 4, Fisher 2, Guns 19, Kaczmarek 19, Krueger 8. 3-pt: Kaczmarek 5, Krueger 2. FT: 9-14. Fouls: 13.
Crivitz: Gruszynski 24, Caine 1, Franzmeier 4, K. Pusick 13. 3-pt: Gruszynski 3, K. Pusick. FT: 8-11. Fouls: 20.
Lena 56, St. Thomas Aquinas 4
LENA - Whitney Potter led a balanced scoring attack with 12 points as the Wildcats defense stymied the Cavaliers, holding them to a basket in each half.
Eva Brooks and Claire Brooks scored 10 points each for the Wildcats.
St. Thomas Aquinas 2 2 - 4
Lena 36 20 - 56
St. Thomas Aquinas: Peters 2, Rennie 2. 3-pt: None. FT: 0-4. Fouls: 4.
Lena: E. Brooks 10, Karli Fischer 2, C. Brooks 10, Kali Fischer 8, Potter 12, Rabas 7, Kushner 2, Neta 3, Shallow 2. 3-pt: Rabas, Neta. FT: 2-2. Fouls: 6.
Niagara 52, Florence 38
FLORENCE - The Badgers got 33 combined points from Josie Rock and Mallory Sawicki in the win over the Bobcats.
Rock finished with 18 points while Sawicki scored 15 points.
Isabella Millan scored 16 points to lead Florence. Kamdan Johnson added 14.
Niagara 27 25 - 52
Florence 23 15 - 38
Niagara: Lukowicz 5, Sawicki 15, Rock 18, Wells 7, Borchardt 7. 3-pt: Lukowicz, Sawicki 2, Rock 4, Wells. FT: 10-13. Fouls: 10.
Florence: Millan 16, Johnson 14, Vours 6, Sullivan 2. 3-pt: Millan, Johnson 2. FT: 7-9. Fouls: 13.
BOYS BASKETBALL
De Pere 79, Green Bay Southwest 42
GREEN BAY - John Kinziger scored 24 points and the Redbirds pulled away in the second half to post the Fox River Classic Conference win.
Will Hornseth added 20 points, while Zach Kinziger chipped in 14 for De Pere.
Leading by 13 at intermission, the Redbirds outscored the Trojans 36-12 the rest of the way.
Connor Pytleski led Southwest with 21 points.
De Pere 43 36 - 79
Green Bay Southwest 30 12 - 42
De Pere: J. Kinziger 24, Herman 4, Z. Kinziger 14, Demovsky 5, Dorchester 6, Hornseth 20, Ramos 2, Gregoire 4. 3-pt: J. Kinziger 4, Z. Kinziger 2, Dorchester 2, Gregoire. FT: 6-9. Fouls: 14.
Green Bay Southwest: Van Boxtel 2, Bohn 2, Russell 2, Pytleski 21, Ristow 2, Seals 9, Stokes 4. 3-pt: Pytleski 3, Seals 3. FT: 6-12. Fouls: 12.
Pulaski 60, Manitowoc 45
PULASKI - Derek Shaw scored 22 points as the Red Raiders started fast and held off the Ships the rest of the way in a Fox River Classic Conference matchup.
Brady Wotruba added 18 points and Colin Schultz 10 for Pulaski.
The Red Raiders took a 32-15 lead at the half.
Brayden Kennedy paced Manitowoc with 18 points.
Manitowoc 15 30 - 45
Pulaski 32 28 - 60
Manitowoc: Wollersheim 6, Blochen 6, Nenahlo 2, Lettenberger 3, Peterson 9, Kennedy 18, Krall 1. 3-pt: Blochen, Lettenberger, Kennedy 3. FT: 10-16. Fouls: 16.
Pulaski: Shaw 22, Schultz 10, Brady Wotruba 18, Robaidek 3, Gerth 1, Schmidt 2, Dorn 4. 3-pt: Shaw 4, Schultz 2, Brady Wotruba. FT: 13-15. Fouls: 14.
Notre Dame 69, Sheboygan South 56
SHEBOYGAN - The Tritons defeated the Redwings to improve to 13-9 overall.
Emmett Lawton scored a game-high 24 points to lead Notre Dame and Andrew Rader added 10 for the Tritons.
Aiden Nienhuis led Sheboygan South with 16 points while Matt Leonhard followed with 12 for the Redwings.
Notre Dame: Lawton 24, Rader 10, Guyette 9, Wall-Atim 8, Weber 7, May 6, Augustine 4, Smith 1. 3-pt: Lawton 2, May 2. FT: 15-20. Fouls: 17.
Sheboygan South: Nienhuis 16, Leonhard 12, Justus 9, Glaven 5, Groh 5, Miller 4, Petermann 3, Adamavich 2. 3-pt: Nienhuis 3, Justus, Glaven, Groh. FT: 14-22. Fouls: 18.
Bay Port 68, Green Bay Preble 56
GREEN BAY - The Pirates pulled away from the Hornets in the second half after a five-point halftime lead to earn their fourth straight victory.
AJ Lieuwen scored a game-high 18 points to lead Bay Port. Mason Cornette added 12 points and Vince Vandervest had 10 for the Pirates. The trio combined for eight of the team’s 11 total threes.
Anthony Cortes-Buenrostro led Preble with 16 points, including four 3-pointers, and Thomas Michaels tacked on 13 points for the Hornets.
Bay Port 34 34 - 68
Green Bay Preble 29 27 - 56
Bay Port: Lieuwen 18, Mas. Cornette 12, Vandervest 10, Hackett 9, Buchinger 6, Saldana 4, Yanda 4, Mad. Cornette 3, Draghicchio 2. 3-pt: Lieuwen 3, Mas. Cornette 3, Vandervest 2, Hackett, Buchinger, Mad. Cornette. FT: 9-10. Fouls: 12.
Green Bay Preble: Cortes-Buenrostro 16, Michaels 13, Gerard 9, Jean-Baptiste 7, Thorpe 4, Mittag 3, Kugel 2, Mlnarik 2. 3-pt: Cortes-Buenrostro 4, Gerard, Jean-Baptiste, Mittag. FT: 7-10.
Wrightstown 96, Oconto Falls 48
OCONTO FALLS - The Tigers used a 24-5 scoring run midway through the first half to pull away for the big win.
Wrightstown has won seven of its last eight games to improve to 14-8 overall and 11-5 in the North Eastern Conference.
Keegan Spees led Wrightstown with 25 points, including 22 in the first half. He made seven 3-pointers in the game.
Oconto Falls was led by Caden Birr with 16 points.
Wrightstown 57 39 - 96
Oconto Falls 27 21 - 48
Wrightstown: Leitzke 6, Van Zeeland 3, Hermann 17, Humphreys 3, Cavanaugh 16, Spees 25, Edinger 16, Bousley 5, Nelson 3, Bosma 2. 3-pt: Spees 7, Hermann 3, Edinger 2, Van Zeeland, Cavanaugh, Bousley, Nelson. FT: 14-17. Fouls: 10.
Oconto Falls: Bursa 2, Haines 9, Vandermoss 10, Vorpahl 4, Birr 16, Hill 7. 3-pt: Birr 4, Vandermoss 2. FT: 8-10. Fouls: 13.
Little Chute 60, Luxemburg-Casco 42
LUXEMBURG - The Mustangs jumped out to a 24-point lead at the half to help them coast to victory over the Spartans and improve to 21-1 overall.
Hunter Thiel scored a game-high 12 points to lead Little Chute. Callum Maronek added 11 points and Charlie VandenBurgt had 10 for the Mustangs.
Jack Rollin led Luxemburg-Casco with 10 points.
Little Chute 39 21 - 60
Luxemburg-Casco 15 27 - 42
Little Chute: Engle 9, Kerrigan 2, Hermus 3, Fischer 2, Joten 5, Maronek 11, Bergin 2, Thiel 12, VandenBurgt 10, Jakubek 4. 3-pt: Engle, Hermus, Joten, Maronek 3. FT: 2-7. Fouls: 11.
Luxemburg-Casco: Steinfeldt 3, Glampe 2, Schley 6, Bukouricz 5, Rollin 10, Cherovsky 7, Blohowiak 9. 3-pt: Steinfeldt, Bukouricz, Cherovsky. FT: 3-8. Fouls: 10.
Southern Door 66, Algoma 51
BRUSSELS - Drew Daoust poured in 37 points to lead the Eagles to the win over the Wolves.
Jared Hawkey and Matthew Malvitz added 13 and 10 points, respectively, for Southern Door, which led by 19 points at halftime.
Parker Lischka scored 17 points to lead Algoma. Kaden Vardon added 12.
Algoma 16 35 - 51
Southern Door 35 31 - 66
Algoma: Romdenne 2, Robertson 9, Vardon 12, Lischka 17, Vandervest 7, Kirchman 4. 3-pt: Robertson, Lischka 5, Vandervest. FT: 6-8. Fouls: 19.
Southern Door: Daoust 37, Peterson 4, Hawkey 13, Malvitz 10, Berg 2. 3-pt: Daoust 5, Hawkey. FT: 14-18. Fouls: 16.
NEW Lutheran 71, Oconto 65
OCONTO - The Blazers raced out to a 16-point halftime lead and then held off the Blue Devils in the second half for the victory.
Tristian Lynch led NEW Lutheran with 27 points. Griffin Steffel and Elijah Meerstein added 18 and 12 points, respectively.
Kadin Baxter led Oconto with 29 points, including 19 in the second half. Cooper Campshure added 14 points.
NEW Lutheran 40 31 - 71
Oconto 24 41 - 65
NEW Lutheran: Henschel 3, Servais 5, Wendland 1, Misovec 5, Meerstein 12, Steffel 18, Lynch 27. 3-pt: Henschel, Servais, Misovec, Meerstein 3, Steffel 4, Lynch 3. FT: 2-4. Fouls: 8.
Oconto: K. Baxter 29, D. Baxter 8, Campshure 14, Hartman 6, Koch 8. 3-pt: D. Baxter 2, Campshure 2. FT: 9-13. Fouls: 10.
Gibraltar 64, Sevastopol 35
STURGEON BAY - The Vikings broke open the game in the second half, outscoring the Pioneers 40-11.
Will Friedenfels led Gibraltar with 18 points. Braden Sitte added 11.
Sevastopol was led by Nick Peterson with 12 points.
Gibraltar 24 40 - 64
Sevastopol 24 11 - 35
Gibraltar: Sitte 11, Voight 5, Lecy 2, Burgess 1, Maltby 6, Jauregui 4, Duffy 5, Merkel 5, Valdivia 2, Mize 5, Friedenfels 18. FT: 16-37. Fouls: 13
Sevastopol: Peterson 12, Bley 3, Valdivia 2, Mathews 5, Lardinois 2, Castillo 2, deYoung 4, Delsart 5. 3-pt: Bley, Mathews, Delsart. FT: 5-9. Fouls: 18
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BOYS HOCKEY
Division 1 regionals
Ashwaubenon 7, Shawano/Bonduel/Clintonville 0
ASHWAUBENON - The Jaguars scored five goals in the second period to take control of the game.
Caden Czyzewski had two goals for Ashwaubenon. Anthony Steffen, Charlie Laurent, Caden VanDuyse, Ethan Pullen and Braden Becks also scored for the Jaguars.
Ashwaubenon used two goals, with Justin Pintar getting four saves and Lincoln Simons two saves.
Shawano/Bonduel/Clintonville goalie Dylan Prochaska made 33 saves.
WRESTLING
Division 1
D.C. Everest sectional
Semifinals
Wisconsin Rapids 38, Pulaski 27
106: Gavin Jacob WR dec. Jake Frederickson 13-0. 113: Landyn Freeman WR pinned Alec Nelson 3:26. 120: Ethan Eggert P pinned Jacob Bender 3:40. 126: Carter Freeman WR pinned Conner Nooyen 5:16. 132: Aiden Armagost WR dec. Colin Pratt 8-3. 138: Lucas Bean WR dec. Cole Gorecki 6-3. 145: Austin Rybicki P dec. Mason Tritz 7-2. 152: Cole Black WR dec. Griffin Vanlannen 9-6. 160: Bennett Weidman WR dec. Tristan Taylor 4-3. 170: Kailar Tritz WR dec. Chase Woosencraft 15-7. 182: Trenton Gibbons P pinned Benjamin Klingforth :30. 195: Will Friedman P won by forfeit. 220: Mason Wells P pinned Mason Jeske 1:17. 285: Tanner Gormanson WR pinned Eric Sperduto 3:39.
Bay Port 56, D.C. Everest 18
106: Landen Heim BP pinned Caleb Jaeger 2:48. 113: Alois Schlumpf BP pinned Taylor Dillon 4:20. 120: Owen Wathke BP pinned Tyler Modjewski 5:50. 126: Easton Cooper DCE won by forfeit. 132: Owen Noel BP dec. Deakin Trotzer 4-0. 138: Blake Heal DCE pinned Sam Teddy 1:34. 145: Nicholas Schomaker BP dec. Cameron Saari 5-2. 152: Jacob Ward BP won by forfeit. 160: Carter Kallies BP pinned Gavin Madson 3:11. 170: Will Nast BP tech. fall over Tanner Rickman 16-1. 182: Ethan Farley BP dec. Daytona Pagel 10-8. 195: Kyle Schmidt DCE pinned Jacques Knight :27. 220: Alex Warden BP pinned Wyatt Geier 1:26. 285: Vaughn Campbell BP won by forfeit.
Final
Bay Port 36, Wisconsin Rapids 31
113: Alois Schlumpf BP pinned Matthew Miller 2:55. 120: Owen Wathke BP dec. Landyn Freeman 6-0. 126: Aiden Armagost WR pinned Peyton Garcia 3:15. 132: Carter Freeman WR dec. Owen Noel 6-0. 138: Lucas Bean WR dec. Sam Teddy 12-3. 145: Mason Tritz WR dec. Nicholas Schomaker 5-2. 152: Jacob Ward BP pinned Cole Black 1:35. 160: Bennett Weidman WR dec. Carter Kallies 5-3. 170: Ayden Bruckner BP pinned Mark Jeske 5:08. 182: Kailar Tritz WR pinned Ethan Farley :45. 195: Jacques Knight BP pinned Benjamin Klingforth :49. 220: Tanner Gormanson WR pinned Tevyn Montgomery 2:35. 285: Vaughn Campbell BP pinned Mason Jeske 1:39. 106: Landen Heim BP dec. Gavin Jacob 1-0.
Division 2
Freedom sectional
Semifinals
Luxemburg-Casco 59, Seymour 18
195: Ezra Waege LC dec. Cael Leisgang 4-3. 220: Lucas Leisgang S pinned Calvin Bohm 1:14. 285: Brock Socha S pinned Aden Weber 4:47. 106: Jake Jandrin LC dec. Ava Peters 13-0. 113: Michael Bostwick LC won by forfeit. 120: Isaac Jerabek LC tech. fall over Connor Steffens 15-0. 126: Blakelee Bastien LC won by forfeit. 132: Easton Worachek LC pinned Nicholas Peters :16. 138: Ryan Tomazevic S pinned Lawdon Tanck 1:00. 145: Caleb Delebreau LC pinned Corbin Krueger :40. 152: Max Ronsman LC pinned Mason Bunnell 2:17. 160: Ryan Routhieaux LC tech. fall over Wyatt Bunnell 17-2. 170: Sam Schutz LC pinned Bennett Brown :57. 182: Trace Schoenebeck LC pinned Bryce Besaw :54.
Freedom 38, Denmark 28
195: Luke St. Peter D dec. Trent Feucht 4-1. 220: Henry VanderHeiden F dec. Jonah Goetsch 16-6. 285: Hunter VanderHeiden F pinned David Cervantes 1:15. 106: Gavin Zellner D won by forfeit. 113: Bo Alberts D pinned Ben Micke 2:57. 120: Peter Tomazevic F pinned Nolan Larsen 1:12. 126: Brett Soquet D pinned Grayson Ratajczak 4:35. 132: Ben Wagner F dec. Drew Demmin 5-4. 138: Steven Kielpikowski D dec. Vincent Cook 11-3. 145: Carson Peterson D dec. Trent Nabbefeld 4-0. 152: Nathan VandeHey F pinned Cole Czarneski 1:49. 160: Tucker Brockman F dec. Thomas Ullmer 5-0. 170: Patrick Moore F dec. Quinn Kaminski 9-0. 182: Jack VanRossum pinned Nick Langhoff :35.
Final
Luxemburg-Casco 44, Freedom 22
220: Henry VanderHeiden F pinned Calvin Bohm 1:12. 285: Hunter VanderHeiden F pinned Aden Weber :53. 106: Jake Jandrin LC won by forfeit. 113: Michael Bostwick LC pinned Ben Micke 2:21. 120: Peter Tomazevic F dec. Reese Barbiaux 8-2. 126: Isaac Jerabek LC dec. Ben Wagner 7-5. 132: Blakelee Bastien LC pinned Brady Bock 3:51. 138: Easton Worachek LC pinned Vincent Cook 2:28. 145: Nathan VandeHey F dec. Caleb Delebreau 15-5. 152: Max Ronsman LC dec. Trent Nabbefeld 16-3. 160: Tucker Brockman F dec. Ryan Routhieaux 10-6. 170: Sam Schutz LC dec. Patrick Moore 15-7. 182: Ezra Waege LC dec. Josh Lahay 3-1. 195: Trace Schoenebeck LC pinned Cooper Cappaert 4:27.
Division 3
Gillett/Suring sectional
Semifinal
Coleman 65, Reedsville 14
160: Logan Lodel R tech. fall over Jake Cullinane-Maliporte 16-1. 170: Peter Kuchta C pinned Casey Braun 2:32. 182: Adler Strenn R dec. Isaiah Nowak 6-0. 195: West Bieber C won by forfeit. 220: Devin Otto C won by forfeit. 285: Kain Otto C pinned Jade Busse 1:39. 106: Parker Owens C won by forfeit. 113: Sam Schmalz R won by forfeit. 120: John Nowak C won by forfeit. 126: Raymond Lemieux C tech. fall over Tristen Verbeten 15-0. 132: Chase Gruber C pinned Ethyn Sebo 4:35. 138: Brady Gross C pinned Shawn Storzer :52. 145: Cameron Kimmel C won by forfeit. 152: William Bieber C won by forfeit.
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Notre Dame 72, Bay Port 29
GREEN BAY - Trista Fayta scored 17 points to lead four Tritons players in double figures in the win over the Pirates.
Syd Whitehouse and Gracie Grzesk added 14 points each, while Hope Barington scored 12 for Notre Dame.
Bay Port was led by Ellie McDermid with 12 points.
Notre Dame 41 31 - 72
Bay Port 20 9 - 29
Notre Dame: Barington 12, Webster 3, Fayta 17, Whitehouse 14, Waldrop 4, Musial 8, Grzesk 14. 3-pt: Grzesk 2, Musial 2, Fayta 2, Webster, Whitehouse. FT: 6-9. Fouls: 8.
Bay Port: Dudra 7, Coughlin 2, Hendricks 6, McDermid 12, Knutson 2. 3-pt: Dudra 2, Hendricks 2. FT: 3-4. Fouls: 7.
De Pere 74, Seymour 33
DE PERE - Sophie Hafeman poured in 28 points and Egan Bierowski added 11 and Jaden Ciesielczyk 10 as the Redbirds cruised to the nonconference win over the Thunder.
De Pere jumped out to a 41-16 halftime advantage and never looked back.
Corinne Setliff scored nine points to lead Seymour.
Seymour 16 17 - 33
De Pere 41 33 - 74
Seymour: Rutter 4, K. VandeHei 8, Setliff 9, Wenniger 6, A. VandeHei 6. 3-pt: Setliff, Wenniger, A. VandeHei. FT: 4-7. Fouls: 14.
De Pere: Tassoul 5, Ciesielczyk 10, Wettstein 8, Washington 2, Bierowski 11, Hafeman 28, Dugenske 6, Kohanski 4. 3-pt: Ciesielczyk 2, Bierowski 3, Hafeman 2, Dugenske 2, Kohanski. FT: 14-20. Fouls: 11.
Oneida Nation 79, Wausaukee 69
ONEIDA - The Thunderhawks led by 19 points at halftime in the victory over the Rangers.
Oneida was led by Jaylyn Caldwell with 28 points and Mariah Cloud with 22.
Rachel Schlies led Wausaukee with 30 points.
Wausaukee 18 51 - 69
Oneida Nation 37 42 - 79
Wausaukee: M. Schaal 10, Schlies 30, L. Schaal 3, J. Luccarini 12, K. Luccarini 2, S. Luccarini 12. FT: 20-33.
Oneida: Cloud 22, Caldwell 28, House 12, T. King 7, M. King 6, K. House 2, Skenandore 2. FT: 11-18.
Gillett 52, Crivitz 42
CRIVITZ - Cilena Guns and Carleigh Kaczmarek scored 19 points apiece as Gillett rallied from a three-point halftime deficit to post the Marinette & Oconto Conference victory.
Lucy Gruszynski led the Wolverines with a game-high 24 points.
Gillett 19 33 - 52
Crivitz 22 20 - 42
Gillett: L, Hansen 4, Fisher 2, Guns 19, Kaczmarek 19, Krueger 8. 3-pt: Kaczmarek 5, Krueger 2. FT: 9-14. Fouls: 13.
Crivitz: Gruszynski 24, Caine 1, Franzmeier 4, K. Pusick 13. 3-pt: Gruszynski 3, K. Pusick. FT: 8-11. Fouls: 20.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Wrightstown 96, Oconto Falls 48
OCONTO FALLS - The Tigers used a 24-5 scoring run midway through the first half to pull away for the big win.
Wrightstown has won seven of its last eight games to improve to 14-8 overall and 11-5 in the North Eastern Conference.
Keegan Spees led Wrightstown with 25 points, including 22 in the first half. He made seven 3-pointers in the game.
Oconto Falls was led by Caden Birr with 16 points.
Wrightstown 57 39 - 96
Oconto Falls 27 21 - 48
Wrightstown: Leitzke 6, Van Zeeland 3, Hermann 17, Humphreys 3, Cavanaugh 16, Spees 25, Edinger 16, Bousley 5, Nelson 3, Bosma 2. 3-pt: Spees 7, Hermann 3, Edinger 2, Van Zeeland, Cavanaugh, Bousley, Nelson. FT: 14-17. Fouls: 10.
Oconto Falls: Bursa 2, Haines 9, Vandermoss 10, Vorpahl 4, Birr 16, Hill 7. 3-pt: Birr 4, Vandermoss 2. FT: 8-10. Fouls: 13.
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WRESTLING
Division 1
D.C. Everest sectional
Semifinals
Wisconsin Rapids 38, Pulaski 27
106: Gavin Jacob WR dec. Jake Frederickson 13-0. 113: Landyn Freeman WR pinned Alec Nelson 3:26. 120: Ethan Eggert P pinned Jacob Bender 3:40. 126: Carter Freeman WR pinned Conner Nooyen 5:16. 132: Aiden Armagost WR dec. Colin Pratt 8-3. 138: Lucas Bean WR dec. Cole Gorecki 6-3. 145: Austin Rybicki P dec. Mason Tritz 7-2. 152: Cole Black WR dec. Griffin Vanlannen 9-6. 160: Bennett Weidman WR dec. Tristan Taylor 4-3. 170: Kailar Tritz WR dec. Chase Woosencraft 15-7. 182: Trenton Gibbons P pinned Benjamin Klingforth :30. 195: Will Friedman P won by forfeit. 220: Mason Wells P pinned Mason Jeske 1:17. 285: Tanner Gormanson WR pinned Eric Sperduto 3:39.
Bay Port 56, D.C. Everest 18
106: Landen Heim BP pinned Caleb Jaeger 2:48. 113: Alois Schlumpf BP pinned Taylor Dillon 4:20. 120: Owen Wathke BP pinned Tyler Modjewski 5:50. 126: Easton Cooper DCE won by forfeit. 132: Owen Noel BP dec. Deakin Trotzer 4-0. 138: Blake Heal DCE pinned Sam Teddy 1:34. 145: Nicholas Schomaker BP dec. Cameron Saari 5-2. 152: Jacob Ward BP won by forfeit. 160: Carter Kallies BP pinned Gavin Madson 3:11. 170: Will Nast BP tech. fall over Tanner Rickman 16-1. 182: Ethan Farley BP dec. Daytona Pagel 10-8. 195: Kyle Schmidt DCE pinned Jacques Knight :27. 220: Alex Warden BP pinned Wyatt Geier 1:26. 285: Vaughn Campbell BP won by forfeit.
Division 2
Freedom sectional
Semifinals
Luxemburg-Casco 59, Seymour 18
195: Ezra Waege LC dec. Cael Leisgang 4-3. 220: Lucas Leisgang S pinned Calvin Bohm 1:14. 285: Brock Socha S pinned Aden Weber 4:47. 106: Jake Jandrin LC dec. Ava Peters 13-0. 113: Michael Bostwick LC won by forfeit. 120: Isaac Jerabek LC tech. fall over Connor Steffens 15-0. 126: Blakelee Bastien LC won by forfeit. 132: Easton Worachek LC pinned Nicholas Peters :16. 138: Ryan Tomazevic S pinned Lawdon Tanck 1:00. 145: Caleb Delebreau LC pinned Corbin Krueger :40. 152: Max Ronsman LC pinned Mason Bunnell 2:17. 160: Ryan Routhieaux LC tech. fall over Wyatt Bunnell 17-2. 170: Sam Schutz LC pinned Bennett Brown :57. 182: Trace Schoenebeck LC pinned Bryce Besaw :54.
Freedom 38, Denmark 28
195: Luke St. Peter D dec. Trent Feucht 4-1. 220: Henry VanderHeiden F dec. Jonah Goetsch 16-6. 285: Hunter VanderHeiden F pinned David Cervantes 1:15. 106: Gavin Zellner D won by forfeit. 113: Bo Alberts D pinned Ben Micke 2:57. 120: Peter Tomazevic F pinned Nolan Larsen 1:12. 126: Brett Soquet D pinned Grayson Ratajczak 4:35. 132: Ben Wagner F dec. Drew Demmin 5-4. 138: Steven Kielpikowski D dec. Vincent Cook 11-3. 145: Carson Peterson D dec. Trent Nabbefeld 4-0. 152: Nathan VandeHey F pinned Cole Czarneski 1:49. 160: Tucker Brockman F dec. Thomas Ullmer 5-0. 170: Patrick Moore F dec. Quinn Kaminski 9-0. 182: Jack VanRossum pinned Nick Langhoff :35.
Division 3
Gillett/Suring sectional
Semifinal
Coleman 65, Reedsville 14
160: Logan Lodel R tech. fall over Jake Cullinane-Maliporte 16-1. 170: Peter Kuchta C pinned Casey Braun 2:32. 182: Adler Strenn R dec. Isaiah Nowak 6-0. 195: West Bieber C won by forfeit. 220: Devin Otto C won by forfeit. 285: Kain Otto C pinned Jade Busse 1:39. 106: Parker Owens C won by forfeit. 113: Sam Schmalz R won by forfeit. 120: John Nowak C won by forfeit. 126: Raymond Lemieux C tech. fall over Tristen Verbeten 15-0. 132: Chase Gruber C pinned Ethyn Sebo 4:35. 138: Brady Gross C pinned Shawn Storzer :52. 145: Cameron Kimmel C won by forfeit. 152: William Bieber C won by forfeit.
Final
Shiocton 30, Coleman 20
170: Brad Demerath S tech. fall over Peter Kuchta 20-5. 182: Isaiah Nowak C dec. Israel Sanchez 9-4. 195: Dion Helser S dec. West Bieber 7-0. 220: Ilijah Sanchez S dec. Devin Otto 16-3. 285: Kain Otto C dec. Owen Carlson 7-2. 106: Mason Demerath S dec. Parker Owens 4-0. 113: Izaiah Sanchez S pinned Connor Markiewicz 6:00. 120: John Nowak C dec. Scott Daniels 11-1. 126: Zach Reif S dec. Chase Gruber 4-0. 132: Raymond Lemiuex C dec. Jordan Jahnke 6-4. 138: Blake Carton S dec. Brady Gross 4-1. 145: Isaiah Carton S dec. Cameron Kimmell 5-4. 152: William Bieber C dec. Colten Schuh 7-5. 160: Micah Kuchta C dec. Dylan Herb 14-1.
This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Here are Tuesday's high school sports results for the Green Bay area
