Here are Tuesday's high school sports results
Boys basketball
DE PERE 70, KIMBERLY 42
KIMBERLY - De Pere broke open what had been a close game in the first half by outscoring the Papermakers 40-16 in the second half.
Will Hornseth had 23 points to lead the Redbirds with Zach Kinziger adding 16. Johnny Kinziger also had 15 points for De Pere (6-0 overall).
Seth Miron had 15 points to pace Kimberly.
De Pere 30 40 - 70
Kimberly 26 16 - 42
De Pere: J.Kinziger 15, Z.Kinziger 16, Demovsky 5, Fischer 2, Hornseth 23, Willihnganz 2, Gregoire 7. 3-pt: J.Kinziger, Z.Kinziger 2, Demovsky, Gregoire 2. FT: 14-19. Fouls: 14.
Kimberly: Vieth 1, Cullen 2, Miron 15, Statz 2, M.Wildes 2, Meyers 2, N.Wildes 9, Asman 2, Dudek 2, Pendleton 5. 3-pt: Miron 3, N.Wildes. FT: 6-9. Fouls: 10.
BAY PORT 71, APPLETON EAST 59
APPLETON - Jayden Hackett scored 21 points as the Pirates pulled away in the second half for the nonconference win.
AJ Lieuwen added 17 points and Vince Vandervest 11 for Bay Port.
The game was tied 35-35 at intermission, before the Pirates closed the game on a 36-24 run.
Cade Prestigiacomo led the Patriots with 13 points, while Caleb Glaser added 11 and Tyson Keil 10.
Bay Port 35 36 - 71
Appleton East 35 24 - 59
Bay Port: Buchinger 2, Durkee 2, Vandervest 11, Hackett 21, Lieuwen 17, Yanda 9, Cornette 9. 3-pt: Vandervest, Hackett 3, Liewen 2, Cornette. FT: 6-10. Fouls: 11.
Appleton East: Prestigiacomo 13, Golden 9, Weisbach 5, Glaser 11, Keil 10, Feldhausen 2, Klitzke 9. 3-pt: Prestigiacomo 3, Golden, Weisbach, Glaser, Keil 2. FT: 1-5. Fouls: 12.
OSHKOSH WEST 84, APPLETON WEST 64
APPLETON - The Wildcats raced to a 41-21 first-half lead in upending the host Terrors.
Dylan Taylor scored 24 points with Tristan Johanknecht adding 23. Drew Blair also had 15 points for Oshkosh West.
Mikail Harmison led Appleton West with 25 points, 21 of which were scored in the second half.
OW 41 43 - 84
AW 21 43 - 64
OW: Taylor 24, Kershaw 14, Blair 15, Gelhar 8, Johanknecht 23. 3-pt: Taylor 4, Blair, Gelhar 2. FT: 19-27. Fouls: 13.
AW: Harmison 25, Brown 6, Potts 9, Downs 3, Huettner 6, Gowdy 10, Holt 4, Hammersly 1. 3-pt: Harmison 3, Potts 3, Gowdy 2. FT: 5-6. Fouls: 14.
D.C. EVEREST 76, STEVENS POINT 59
STEVENS POINT - The Evergreens held onto a 24-point halftime lead to defeat the Panthers.
Marcus Hall and Cohen Priebe each scored 14 points to lead D.C. Everest. Conner McFarlane and Cade Felch both added 12 points for the Evergreens. Priebe and Felch drained four 3-pointers apiece.
Grant Chandonais led SPASH with a game-high 23 points.
DCE 44 32 - 76
SPASH 20 39 - 59
DCE: McFarlane 12, Ebersold 9, Sangster 2, Felch 12, Hall 14, Priebe 14, Soehl 7, Stuedemann 5, Zoesch 1. 3-pt: McFarlane 2, Ebersold, Felch 4, Hall, Priebe 4. FT: 12-18. Fouls: 19.
SPASH: Tuchscherer 7, Diekelman 7, Miller 2, Chandonais 23, Council Jr. 7, Suehs 9, Klish 4. 3-pt: Diekelman, Chandonais, Council Jr., Suehs 2. FT: 14-21. Fouls: 18.
SHEBOYGAN NORTH 85, KAUKAUNA 80
KAUKAUNA - The Golden Raiders overcame a two-point deficit at the half to defeat the Ghosts.
Mason Debbink scored a game-high 19 points to lead Sheboygan North. Cale Buboltz and Ryan Lang each added 17 points and Max Olsen had 12 for the Golden Raiders.
Keegan Van Kauwenberg led Kaukauna with 17 points. Finnley Doriot added 15 points and Carson Awe had 14 for the Ghosts.
Sheboygan North 38 47 - 85
Kaukauna 40 40 - 80
Sheboygan North: Buboltz 17, Lang 17, Buhr 7, Tutas 3, Schoessow 8, Olsen 12, Debbink 19, Walter 2. 3-pt: Buboltz 3, Lang 3, Buhr, Olsen, Debbink 4. FT: 15-23. Fouls: 13.
Kaukauna: Mudler 5, Jensen 6, Awe 14, DePrez 6, Doriot 15, O’Neill 8, Van Kauwenberg 17, Van Dinter 9. 3-pt: Mudler, Awe 4, DePrez 2, Doriot 2, Van Kauwenberg 3. FT: 6-11. Fouls: 18.
SEYMOUR 42, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 30
LUXEMBURG - Tru Cornell scored 12 points and the Thunder jumped out to a 13-point first-half lead and held on from there in nonconference action.
Jack Rollin led the Spartans with 10 points.
Seymour 20 22 - 42
Luxemburg-Casco 7 23 - 30
Seymour: DeBruin 1, Chinana 9, Jefferson 2, Volz 4, Cornell 12, Krull 5, Marks 9. 3-pt: Chinana 3, Volz, Cornell 2, Krull. FT: 3-6. Fouls: 8.
Luxemburg-Casco: Parins 3, Bukouricz 6, Rollin 10, Cherovsky 4, Blohowiak 5, Guillette 2. 3-pt: Parins, Bukouricz 2, Rollin 2. FT: 4-6. Fouls: 10.
SOUTHERN DOOR 70, STURGEON BAY 51
BRUSSELS - Drew Daoust had another huge game, this time pouring in 34 points, in leading the Eagles past visiting Sturgeon Bay.
Jared Hawley added 20 points for Southern Door (5-3 overall).
Calvin Richard led Sturgeon Bay with 14 points.
Sturgeon Bay 13 38 - 51
Southern Door 30 40 - 70
Sturgeon Bay: Ulberg 5, Aune 11, Frangipane 1, Richard 14, Starr 2, Ayala 10, Evers 8. 3-pt: Aune 3, Richard 4, Ayala 2. FT: 8-12. Fouls: 22.
Southern Door: Daoust 34, Schaefer 11, Hawley 20, Molvitz 2, LeGrave 3. 3-pt: Hawley 2, Daoust. FT: 17-26. Fouls: 14.
VALDERS 68, RONCALLI 44
VALDERS - The Vikings had four players reach double digits in the blowout win over visiting Roncalli.
Cole Hove had 18 points, Will Sieracki added 15 with Jake Young (12) and Jackson Olson (10) also reaching double digits.
Donovan Cowley and Jack Otte each had 10 for Roncalli.
Roncalli 19 25 - 44
Valders 37 31 - 68
Roncalli: Stockton 3, Otte 10, Cole 3, Frozena 4, Kubsch 7, Cowley 10, Czetezar 3, Chalupny 4. 3-pt: Stockton, Cole, Kubsch, Cowley 2, Czetezar. FT: 4-4. Fouls: 10.
Valders: Schneider 9, C.Hove 18, Sabel 2, Sieracki 15, Young 12, K.Hove 2, Olson 10. 3-pt: Schneider, C.Hove 2, Sieracki 3, Young 4, Olson 2. FT: 6-9. Fouls: 7.
PACELLI 91, SHIOCTON 79
SHIOCTON - Camden Schurk scored 26 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for a double-double, while Jaydon Awe also had a double-double with 22 points and 16 boards along with five assists and four blocks to lead Pacelli past Shiocton.
Logan Mayer added 19 points on 4-of-7 shooting beyond the arc, seven rebounds, six assists and Andrew Van Order had 17, including 5-for-10 on 3-pointers, for the Cardinals.
Dawson Schmidt finished with a game-high 27 points for Shiocton, followed by Bennett Wilcox and Jacob Klitzke with 17 points each. Bennett Schmidt added 12 points for the Chiefs.
Pacelli 49 42 - 91
Shiocton 40 39 - 79
Pacelli: Van Order 17, Mayer 19, Schurk 26, Martin 5, Awe 22, Flees 2. 3-pt: Van Order 5, Mayer 4, Martin. FT: 9-22. Fouls: 13.
Shiocton: Wilcox 17, D. Schmidt 27, B. Schmidt 12, Mutchie 2, Klitzke 17, Hofacker 1. 3-pt: Wilcox 2, D. Schmidt 3, B. Schmidt 2, Klitzke 4. FT: 11-14. Fouls: 15.
ALGOMA 70, SEVASTOPOL 21
STURGEON BAY - Kaden Vardon scored 23 points, Owen Robertson added 11 and Grant Vandervest 10 as the Wolves rolled past the Pioneers in Packerland Conference action.
Algoma raced out to a 43-9 first-half lead and never looked back.
Lucas Delsart led Sevastopol with six points.
Algoma 43 27 - 70
Sevastopol 9 12 - 21
Algoma: Romdenne 7, Robertson 11, Cole 3, Vardon 23, P. Lischka 2, Robinson 8, Vandervest 10, C. Lischka 4, Kirchman 2. 3-pt: Robertson 3, Cole, Vardon, Robinson, Vandervest, C. Lischka. FT: 16-22. Fouls: 18.
Sevastopol: Peterson 5, Schuh 2, Rosales 3, Delsart 6, DeYoung 3, Haberli 2. 3-pt: Rosales. FT: 4-12. Fouls: 19.
REEDSVILLE 55, ELKHART LAKE-GLENBEULAH 51
REEDSVILLE - The Panthers built a 12-point halftime lead and then hung on for the Big East-North victory.
Camden Dvorachek and Zach Dvorachek scored 16 points apiece, while Ryan Taddy added 12 and Parker Maney 11 to lead Reedsville.
The Resorters were led by Kean O’Neil with 21 points and Jacob Ganga with 11.
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah 17 34 - 51
Reedsville 29 26 - 55
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah: O’Neil 21, Meisberger 9, Feldmann 3, Thuecks 7, Ganga 11. 3-pt: O’Neil 3, Meisberger 3. FT: 9-14. Fouls: 12.
Reedsville: Taddy 12, Maney 11, Z. Dvorachek 16, C. Dvorachek 16. 3-pt: Taddy 2, Maney, Z. Dvorachek. FT: 7-14. Fouls: 12.
AUBURNDALE 64, ASSUMPTION 36
WISCONSIN RAPIDS - The Eagles raced out to a huge early 24-point lead and cruised to the Marawood Conference-South victory.
Alex Willfahrt scored a game-high 20 points to lead Auburndale and Lucas Yeske added 11 on 3-of-7 shooting beyond the arc.
Nick Leberg led the Royals with 11 points.
Auburndale 36 28 - 64
Assumption 12 24 - 36
Auburndale: Willfahrt 20, Yeske 11, Weinfurter 9, Scholl 9, White Eagle 8, Rachu 2, Schmitt 2, Anderson 2, Weber 1. 3-pt: Yeske 3, Weinfurter 2, Scholl 3. FT: 12-17. Fouls: 14.
Assumption: Matott 5, Shaw 9, Schlaefer 2, Klatt 4, Statz 3, N. Leberg 11, Schultz 2. 3-pt: Matott, Shaw, Statz, N. Leberg. FT: 6-13. Fouls: 17.
PESHTIGO 51, GIBRALTAR 29
PESHTIGO - Kaine Fort scored 15 points and Landon Beyer added 12 as the Bulldogs downed the Vikings in Packerland Conference action.
Peshtigo led 26-15 at intermission and outscored Gibraltar 25-14 the rest of the way.
Will McMahon added 10 points for the Bulldogs.
The Vikings were led by Jake Schar with eight points.
Gibraltar 15 14 - 29
Peshtigo 26 25 - 51
Gibraltar: Sitte 6, Lecy 4, Burgess 4, Maltby 3, Jauregui 1, Schar 8, Valdivia 3. 3-pt: Burgess, Schar, Valdivia. FT: 8-13. Fouls: 11.
Peshtigo: Doberstein 4, Kleikamp 5, Beyer 12, McMahon 10, Fort 15, Bauman 5. 3-pt: Kleikamp, Beyer 2, Bauman. FT: 7-8. Fouls: 10.
ALMOND-BANCROFT 86, SPENCER 51
ALMOND - Almond-Bancroft raced to a 40-16 halftime lead and never looked back in the win over Spencer.
Ayden Phillips led Almond-Bancroft with 41 points with Xander Miner adding 10.
Jonathan Jonas scored 21 points to lead Spencer.
A-B 40 46 - 86
Spencer 16 35 - 51
A-B: Dernbach 9, Pratt 2, Lamb 8, Klismith 8, 2, Phillips 41, Stiles 8, Omernick 6, Miner 10. 3-pt: Dernbach 3, Lamb. FT: 10-23. Fouls: 16.
Spencer: Peterson 2, Jonas 21, Bacon 3, Prybylski 2, Rucker 2, Roehrborn 13, Kind 8. 3-pt: Jones 2, Roehrborn 2. FT: 11-18. Fouls: 19.
ATHENS 69, PHILLIPS 41
ATHENS - Andy Schaer had 23 points and Aiden Janke added 14 points and 14 rebounds in Athens' win over Phillips.
Connor Sheahan also had 13 points for Athens.
PITTSVILLE 49, LOYAL 47
LOYAL - Marcus Getsinger had 17 points, eight rebounds and six steals to lead the Panthers past Loyal.
Sam Bowden added 15 points for Pittsville.
Pittsville 27 22 - 49
Loyal 25 22 - 47
Pittsville: Getsinger 17, Bowden 15, Hardinger 8, Redmond 5, Gudel 2, Luther 2. 3-pt: Getsinger 4, Redmond. FT: 4-6. Fouls: 7.
WAUSAUKEE 76, GRESHAM 36
GRESHAM - The Rangers led the Wildcats by 30 at the half and tacked on 10 more points after the break to win in a blowout.
Layne Rowley scored a game-high 24 points to lead Wausaukee and Danny Suennen added 13 points. Prestin Brunette and Brayden Ketchum each had 10 for the Rangers.
Blade Hoffman led Gresham with 14 points and Seth Marks added 10 for the Wildcats.
Wausaukee 44 32 - 76
Gresham 14 22 - 36
Wausaukee: K. Suennen 8, Brunette 10, Murray 2, D. Suennen 13, Schroeder 6, Dunlap 3, Rowley 24, Ketchum 10. 3-pt: D. Suennen, Dunlap. FT: 16-26. Fouls: 8.
Gresham: Marks 10, Belongia 2, Nelson 7, Hoffman 14, Olson 3. 3-pt: Marks 2. FT: 8-16. Fouls: 10.
OWEN-WITHEE 70, EAU CLAIRE REGIS 44
OWEN - Logan Amacher scored a game-high 25 points to lead Owen-Withee to the win with Carter Klabon adding 14 points and Caleb Geldernick 12 for the Blackhawks.
Kendron Krogman led Regis with 12 points and Jaren Payne added 11 for the Ramblers.
Regis 24 20 - 44
O-W 38 32 - 70
Regis: Krogman 12, Payne 11, Figy 3, Lokken 2, Risler 2, Weisenberger 6, Ricciardi 2, Burhop 6. 3-pt: Payne 2, Figy, Weisenberger 2. FT: 7-9. Fouls: 16.
O-W: Ackerman 8, Hatlestad 4, Amacher 25, Henke 2, Klabon 14, Weiler 2, Gutowski 3, Geldernick 12. 3-pt: Klabon, Gutowski. FT: 6-15. Fouls: 13.
Boys hockey
FOND DU LAC 3, WAUPUN 0
FOND DU LAC - The Cardinals got goals from three players in keeping the Cowan Cup for another season.
Aiden Heffner, Will Mauthe and Ryan Marx scored for the Cardinals. It was Mauthe's first goal on varsity for Fond du Lac. Spencer Shober had 16 saves for the Cardinals.
Boys swimming
NEENAH 140, FOND DU LAC 32
200 Medley R: 1, Neenah (Nick Miller, Tanner Trustem, David Murphy, Joshua Youngwerth) 1:53.95; 2, Neenah (Liam Sieck, Josh Bellin, Braden Louden, Jack Dorner) 2:01.37. 200 Free: 1, Julian Kuehn N 2:02.50; 2, David Murphy N 2:07.66. 200 IM: 1, Joshua Youngwerth N 2:17.36; 2, Josh Bellin N 2:44.79. 50 Free: 1, Quinn Koeper N 23.98; 2, Jack Dorner N 25.29. 1M Diving: 1, Ryan Foucault N 244.15; 2, Kyle Joneson N 177.35. 100 Fly: 1, Julian Kuehn N 1:02.63; 2, Braden Louden N 1:05.04. 100 Free: 1, Quinn Koeper N 55.94; 2, Josh Quackenboss F 58.57. 500 Free: 1, Gideon Benner N 5:41.62; 2, Everett Fischer F 5:41.91. 200 Free R: 1, Neenah (Quinn Koeper, Julian Kuehn, Braden Louden, Tanner Trustem) 1:38.16; 2, Fond du Lac (Everett Fischer, James Krantz, Simon Sima, Josh Quackenboss) 1:49.32. 100 Back: 1, Joshua Youngwerth N 1:03.41; 2, Nick Miller N 1:09.86. 100 Breast: 1, Tanner Trustem N 1:05.19; 2, Braden Louden N 1:15.22. 400 Free R: 1, Neenah (Julian Kuehn, Joshua Youngwerth, Quinn Koeper, Jack Dorner) 3:42.77; 2, Fond du Lac (Henry Hayes, Miles Krikau, James Krantz, Everett Fischer) 4:27.49.
APPLETON NORTH/EAST 101, VALLEY SWIM TEAM 79
200 Medley R: 1, Valley Swim Team (Tyler VanGompel, Hayden Hollenbeck, Cole Mursau, Oier Albaina) 1:52.69; 2, Appleton North/East (Cash Braun, Cal Woreck, Nik Hall, Caleb Gray) 1:58.81. 200 Free: 1, Mats Ridlehoover APNE 2:09.45; 2, Alex Bernhardt APNE 2:28.49. 200 IM: 1, Tyler VanGompel VST 2:16.63; 2, Max Baade VST 2:39.76. 50 Free: 1, Cal Woreck APNE 27.01; 2, Oier Albaina VST 28.54. 1M Diving: 1, Drew Schmitz APNE 224.40; 2, Benny Butzen APNE 167.35. 100 Fly: 1, Cole Mursau VST 57.75; 2, Cash Braun APNE 1:07.67. 100 Free: 1, Hayden Hollenbeck VST 54.21; 2, Caleb Gray APNE 1:00.63. 500 Free: 1, Tyler VanGompel VST 5:43.45; 2, Mats Ridlehoover APNE 5:58.84. 200 Free R: 1, Appleton North/East (Caleb Gray, Cash Braun, Cal Woreck, Nik Hall) 1:44.73; 2, Appleton North/East (Caleb Hardy, Mark Weed, Fintan McGovern, Mats Ridlehoover) 1:56.96. 100 Back: 1, Cole Mursau VST 1:03.20; 2, Max Baade VST 1:17.09. 100 Breast: 1, Hayden Hollenbeck VST 1:05.88; 2, Cal Woreck APNE 1:08.69. 400 Free R: 1, Valley Swim Team (Tyler VanGompel, Max Baade, Cole Mursau, Hayden Hollenbeck) 3:54.53; 2, Appleton North/East (Cash Braun, Caleb Gray, Mats Ridlehoover, Nik Hall) 3:59.57.
STEVENS POINT 103, WAUSAU EAST 51
200 Medley R: 1, Stevens Point (William Gargulak, Landon Bicknase, Konner Pilger, Gavin Stelzer) 1:53.92; 2, Stevens Point (Kegan Brown, Joseph Kozicki, Levi Hubbard, Hayden Ackerlund) 2:03.73. 200 Free: 1, Landon Bicknase SP 2:07.31; 2, Henry Bowling SP 2:11.03. 200 IM: 1, Konnor Pilger SP 2:09.65; 2, Isaac Harding WE 2:35.18. 50 Free: 1, Marcus Gruszynski WE 24.74; 2, Gavin Stelzer SP 25.46. 100 Fly: 1, William Gargulak SP 57.14; 2, Marcus Gruszynski WE 1:07.14. 100 Free: 1, Henry Bowling SP 57.87; 2, David Richards WE 59.35. 500 Free: 1, Konnor Pilger SP 5:00.41; 2, Andrew Dziak SP 6:38.84. 200 Free R: 1, Wausau East (David Richards, Quinn Barber, Isaac Harding, Marcus Gruszynski) 1:43.40; 2, Stevens Point (Henry Bowling, Landon Bicknase, Hayden Ackerlund, Gavin Stelzer) 1:44.31. 100 Back: 1, William Gargulak SP 1:03.82; 2, Kegan Brown SP 1:08.57. 100 Breast: 1, Landon Bicknase SP 1:14.00; 2, Joseph Kozicki SP 1:22.21. 400 Free R: 1, Stevens Point (William Gargulak, Henry Bowling, Kegan Brown, Konnor Pilger) 3:57.24; 2, Stevens Point (Levi Hubbard, William Bevers, Andrew Dziak, Conner Hoffman) 4:33.29.
DC EVEREST 110, WISCONSIN RAPIDS 57
200 medley relay: 1, DCE (Will Van Ermen, Sean O’Donnell, Blake Beatty, Benjamin Soehl) 1:51.77; 2, DCE (Keaton Barwick, Adam Swedlund, David Mayer, Caldon Berg) 1:52.00. 200 freestyle: 1, Camden Barwick DCE 1:57.76; 2, Benjamin Soehl DCE 2:10.54. 200 IM: 1, David Mayer 2:09.28; 2, Keaton Barwick DCE 2:12.44. 50 freestyle: 1, Camden Barwick DCE :23.27; 2, Elliott Schultz WR :26.24. 100 butterfly: 1, Keaton Barwick DCE :55.48; 2, Blake Beatty DCE :56.39. 100 freestyle: 1, David Mayer DCE :47.41; 2, Wyatt Erdmann WR :56.96; 500 freestyle: 1, Will Van Ermen DCE 5:08.36; 2, Benjamin Soehl DCE 5:49.12. 200 freestyle relay: 1, DCE (Adam Swedlund, Camden Barwick, Will Van Ermen, Benjamin Soehl) 1:39.22; 2, WR (Elliott Schultz, Josiah O’Day, Alex Bournoville, Wyatt Erdmann) 1:49.08. 100 breastroke: 1, Blake Beatty DCE 1:06.78; 2, Adam Swedlund DCE 1:10.62. 400 freestyle relay: 1, DCE (Camden Barwick, Keaton Barwick, David Mayer, Blake Beatty) 3:22.86; 2, WR (Josh Glenzer, Seth O’Day, Elliott Schultz, Josiah O’Day) 4:38.12.
Girls basketball
GREEN BAY PREBLE 48, ASHWAUBENON 46
ASHWAUBENON - The Hornets outscored Ashwaubenon 8-6 in overtime to pull away for the win.
Helena Paphlam scored 15 points to lead Preble with Andrea Butterbrodt added 11.
Addy Phipps had 12 points and Hannah Hutto chipped in 11 for the Jaguars.
Preble 20 20 8 - 48
Ashwaubenon 19 21 6 - 46
Preble: Smith 2, Racine 10, Novitski 2, Aleah Butterbrodt 3, Andrea Butterbrodt 11, Schadrie 2, Paphlam 15, Raeder 3. 3-pt: Paplham 2, Aleah Butterbrodt. FT: 9-18. Fouls: 14.
Ashwaubenon: Raye 8, Guarascio 4, Hutto 11, Phipps 12, Amenson 7, Daul 2, Mader 2. 3-pt: Amenson. FT: 9-12. Fouls: 19.
SHEBOYGAN NORTH 52, PULASKI 39
PULASKI - Sheboygan North outscored Pulaski 25-16 to pull away and get the win on the road.
Anna Fogle had 25 points for North, including five 3-pointers. Victoria Toeller added 16 points.
Madeline Christenson had 11 points for Pulaski.
Sheb. North 27 25 - 52
Pulaski 23 16 - 39
Sheb. North: Shear 4, Toeller 16, Fogle 25, Tagel 5, Adams 2. 3-pt: Fogle 5. FT: 1-5. Fouls: 12.
Pulaski: Christenson 11, Mangold 6, Vertz 6, Olson 7, Wiese 9. 3-pt: Christenson, Olson. FT: 3-5. Fouls: 11.
STEVENS POINT 74, D.C. EVEREST 29
SCHOFIELD - Emma Jossie poured in 27 points and Lindsey Weiler added 15 as the Panthers cruised to the Wisconsin Valley Conference win.
SPASH raced out to a 42-20 halftime advantage and never looked back.
Stevens Point 42 32 - 74
D.C. Everest 20 9 - 29
Stevens Point: Nest 9, Beadles 8, Zdroik 2, Strong 2, Moe 2, Ryan 9, Weiler 15, Jossie 27. 3-pt: Beadles, Nest, Ryan, Weiler, Jossie 3.
DE PERE 55, SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 40
SHEBOYGAN - Sophie Hafeman poured in 30 points to lead De Pere to the win over Sheboygan South.
De Pere was ahead 29-16 at the half. Alayna Lloyd led De Pere with 11 points.
De Pere 29 26 - 55
Sheb. South 16 24 - 40
De Pere: Tassoul 11, Anderson 2, Wettstein 4, Bierowski 3, Hafeman 30, Dugenske 1, Kohanski 4. 3-pt: Tassoul 2, Bierowski, Kohanski. FT: 11-18. Fouls: 22.
Sheboygan South: Ertman 4, Ellie Daharsh 4, Jensen 4, Kiesow 2, Paltzer 3, Zajkowski 3, Lloyd 11, Judkins 6, Emma Daharsh 3. 3-pt: Paltzer, Zajkowski, Emma Daharsh. FT: 14-23. Fouls: 17.
GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST 71, MANITOWOC 44
GREEN BAY - Margie Stevens scored 21 points and Alex Siudzinski added 17 as the Trojans pulled away in the second half.
Southwest took a 37-27 advantage into intermission, before closing the game on a 34-17 run.
Laurin Hamann led the Ships with a game-high 22 points.
Manitowoc 27 17 - 44
Green Bay Southwest 37 34 - 71
Manitowoc: Bolchen 5, Peterson 6, Hamann 22, Swoboda 6, Granger 3, Kaiser 2. 3-pt: Hamann 2. FT: 6-11. Fouls: 19.
Green Bay Southwest: Deines 4, Engels 2, Pytleski 6, Danforth 7, Stevens 21, Siudzinski 17, Szarowicz 9, DeGroot 5. 3-pt: Danforth, DeGroot. FT: 17-27. Fouls: 16.
WEST DE PERE 65, SEYMOUR 39
DE PERE - The Phantoms outscored Seymour 34-15 in the second half to pull away and get the victory.
Katie Waukau led West De Pere with 21 points with Madisyn Berggren adding 19 points, including five 3-pointers. Faith Walder also had 12 points for the Phantoms.
Heather Krause had eight points for Seymour.
Seymour 24 15 - 39
West De Pere 31 34 - 65
Seymour: Johnson 2, Rutter 4, Kiera VandeHei 6, Boyd 2, Settliff 2, Krause 8, Miller 2, Hill 5, Alayna VandeHei 6, Schuettpelz 2. 3-pt: Krause. FT: 6-12. Fouls: 8.
West De Pere: Noggle 2, Walder 12, Waukau 21, Runke 2, Koltz 2, Berggren 19, Hoffman 2, Van Ess 2, Francois 3. 3-pt: Walder 2, Waukau 4, Berggren 5. FT: 6-11. Fouls: 15.
FREEDOM 61, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 25
LUXEMBURG - Sadie Jarmolowicz scored 17 points with Sydney Bartels adding 14 to lead the Irish past the host Spartans.
Freedom led 32-13 at the half. Alana Mrotek led Luxemburg-Casco with nine points.
Freedom 32 29 - 61
Luxemburg-Casco 13 12 - 25
Freedom: Jarmolowicz 17, Martzahl 7, Bartels 14, Bork 4, Rylie Murphy 4, Verhasselt 5, Lilge 4, Claire Murphy 2, Cropsey 4. 3-pt: Jarmolowicz, Martzahl, Bartels 2, Verhasselt. FT: 12-18. Fouls: 9.
Luxemburg-Casco: Jandrin 2, Bray 2, Mrotek 9, Treml 2, Paye 4, Debaker 2, Deprez 3. 3-pt: Page, Deprez. FT: 2-8. Fouls: 16.
SHAWANO 58, GREEN BAY EAST 22
GREEN BAY - Leah Nordin had the hot hand with 15 points and 11 Hawks scored as Shawano earned the Bay Conference victory.
Green Bay East was paced by Jamaya Mariner with 15 points.
Shawano: Darcie Erdmann 2, Tomashek 2, Stuber 5, Popelka 2, Desirae Erdmann 2, Bystol 8, Boyles 7, Gumieny 2, Dreier 4, Beyer 2, Trochil 7, Nordin 15.
Green Bay East: Payant 2, Mariner 15, Gonion 3, Hohn 2.
LOMIRA 53, MAYVILLE 37
MAYVILLE - The Lions held the Cardinals to just 10 first-half points and extended their 13-point halftime lead to 16 for a convincing road victory.
Emily Driekosen scored 16 points to lead Lomira and Savanna Frea added 12 for the Lions.
Kaylee Nowak led Mayville with a game-high 19 points.
Lomira 23 30 - 53
Mayville 10 27 - 37
Lomira: Litterick 9, Kretchsmer 1, Driekosen 16, Zahn 9, Chervenka 2, Zingsheim 4, Frea 12. 3-pt: Litterick, Zahn, Driekosen. FT: 18-32. Fouls: 16.
Mayville: Z. Karnitz 4, E. Karnitz 8, Anderson 3, Nowak 19, Grulke 3. 3-pt: E. Karnitz, Anderson. FT: 13-20. Fouls: 21.
OOSTBURG 89, KOHLER 44
OOSTBURG - Addy and Riley Ketterhagen combined for 48 points in leading Oostburg past visiting Kohler.
Addy had 26 points and Riley had 22 with Caris Jaeger also chipping in 19 points for Oostburg.
Isabel Wichman had 13 points to pace Kohler with Emersyn Oldenhoff adding 10.
Kohler 22 22 - 44
Oostburg 42 47 - 89
Kohler: Oldenhoff 10, Stoffregen 6, Wichman 13, Cole 2, Holtzrichter 8, Schumacher 5. 3-pt: Oldenhoff 2, Stoffregen, Wichman 3. FT: 4-7. Fouls: 18.
Oostburg: Wisse 8, Soerens 6, Riley Ketterhagen 22, Ady Ketterhagen 26, Jaeger 19, Mittag 4, Westerbeke 4. 3-pt: Riley Ketterhagen 5, Ady Ketterhagen 3, Jaeger 3. FT: 10-23. Fouls: 7.
ST. MARY CATHOLIC 61, HOWARDS GROVE 35
TOWN OF NEENAH - Chloe Vogel scored 22 points and Emily Vogel added 10 as the Zephyrs raced past visiting Howards Grove.
SMC led 34-21 at the half.
Howards Grove 21 14 - 35
SMC 34 27 - 61
Howards Grove: Damrow 6, Priebe 5, Larson 2, Yancy 6, Vandoske 2, Heim 5, Schueler 6, Schumacher 3. 3-pt: Heim, Schumacher. FT: 11-16. Fouls: 15.
SMC: Chloe Vogel 22, Emily Vogel 10, Norville 8, Nolie Anderson 4, Sienna Anderson 6, Nackers 4, Saringer 5, Brenn 2. 3-pt: Emily Vogel 2, Sienna Anderson 2, Chloe Vogel. FT: 8-12. Fouls: 16.
MOSINEE 46, EDGAR 31
MOSINEE - Taelyn Jirschele scored 20 points and Mosinee led 27-16 at the half to upend Edgar.
Reagan Borchard had 19 points to lead the Wildcats.
Edgar 16 15 - 31
Mosinee 27 19 - 46
Edgar: Lemmer 3, Borchard 19, Wirkus 2, Schnelle 1, Skrzypcak 6. 3-pt: Lemmer. FT: 6-8. Fouls: 6.
Mosinee: Selle 7, Gonzalez 2, Baars 7, Fitzgerald 4, Jirschele 20, Munoz 8. 3-pt: Selle, Baars, Jirschele. FT: 3-4. Fouls: 14.
LENA 49, WAUSAUKEE 31
LENA - A big second half lifted Lena past visiting Wausaukee.
Lena outscored Wausaukee 29-16 to get the win. Eva Brooks had 11 points and Whitney Potter added 10 for Lena.
Rachel Schlies had 14 points for Wausaukee
Wausaukee 15 16 - 31
Lena 20 29 - 49
Wausaukee: M.Schaal 8, Schlies 14, L.Schaal 2, J.Luccarini 2, S.Luccarini. FT: 13-20. Fouls: 15.
Lena: McNurlen 6, Lambert 2, E.Brooks 11, C.Brooks 9, Koslowsky 4, Potter 10, Rabas 7. 3-pt: C.Brooks, Rabas. FT: 11-14. Fouls: 12.
COLEMAN 67, CRIVITZ 25
CRIVITZ - Aubrey Bintz led a balanced scoring attack with 15 points as the Cougars rolled over the Wolverines in Marinette & Oconto Conference action.
Cameron Zeitler added 14, while Kiersten Jensen had 12 for Coleman.
The Cougars took a 27-12 halftime lead before using a 40-13 second-half run to pull away.
Lucy Gruszynski paced Crivitz with 14 points.
Coleman 27 40 - 67
Crivitz 12 13 - 25
Coleman: Woulf 2, Markiewicz 2, Hanrahan 3, Hoida 4, Bintz 15, Zietler 14, Hinther 2, King 8, Compe 4, Broderick 1, Jensen 12. 3-pt: Hanrahan, Bintz 2, Zietler 2, Compe, Jensen 3. FT: 20-27. Fouls: 16.
Crivitz: Gruszynski 14, Caine 1, Tracy 2, Werner 1, Franzmeier 2, K. Pusick 4, M. Pusick 1. 3-pt: Gruszynski. FT: 4-16. Fouls: 22.
MANITOWOC LUTHERAN 70, ELKHART LAKE-GLENBEULAH 47
MANITOWOC - The Lancers outscored the Resorters by 16 in the second half to build upon their 7-point halftime lead on their way to a big victory.
Makiah Krause scored a game-high 20 points to lead Manitowoc Lutheran and Marissa Mehlhorn added 12 for the Lancers.
Ava Conrad led Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah with 12 points.
EL-G 28 19 - 47
Manty 35 35 - 70
EL-G: Klapperich 7, Kebschull 6, Fromm 9, Tegen 2, Miller 9, Conrad 12, Kalmus 2. 3-pt: Fromm. FT: 12-17. Fouls: 12.
Manty: Krause 20, Hansen 5, Mar. Mehlhorn 12, P. Luebke 4, Mal. Mehlhorn 3, M. Luebke 2, Dewane 2, L. Mehlhorn 5, Kiss 2, Korte 6, Ermis 9. 3-pt: Krause 2, Hansen, Mal. Mehlhorn, L. Mehlhorn, Ermis 2. FT: 7-12. Fouls: 20.
NIAGARA 53, SURING 43
SURING - The Lady Badgers extended their 6-point halftime lead to double-digits to earn the win over the Eagles.
Morgan Borchardt scored a game-high 19 points to lead Niagara and Josie Rock added 14 for the Lady Badgers.
Bunny Cramer led Suring with 15 points and Christine Sleeter added 12 for the Eagles.
Niagara 27 26 - 53
Suring 21 22 - 43
Niagara: Lukowicz 9, Sanicki 5, Rock 14, Wells 6, Borchardt 19. 3-pt: Lukowicz 3, Rock 2, Wells 2. FT: 10-17. Fouls: 7.
Suring: Bailey 5, Cramer 15, Kristof 7, Sleeter 12, VanRens 4. 3-pt: Bailey, Cramer 4, Kristof. FT: 3-9. Fouls: 16.
WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 71, NORTHLAND PINES 19
EAGLE RIVER - Reese Rogowski poured in 22 points and Rory Salvesen added 17 as the Chargers crushed the Eagles.
Melaina Granquist chipped in 13 points for Wittenberg-Birnamwood.
The Chargers took control from the start and led 47-11 at halftime. They held the Eagles to eight points the rest of the way.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 47 24 - 71
Northland Pines 11 8 - 19
Wittenberg-Birnamwood: Rogowski 22, Linke 7, Salvesen 17, Stewart 3, Resch 7, Granquist 13, Milanowski 2. 3-pt: Rogowski, Linke 2, Salvesen. FT: 19-28. Fouls: 9.
GILLETT 59, ONEIDA NATION 45
ONEIDA - Carleigh Kaczmarek and Cilena Guns scored 24 points apiece as the Tigers pulled away from the Thunderhawks in the second half.
Mariah Cloud scored a game-high 32 points to lead Oneida Nation.
Gillett led 22-17 at intermission and steadily pulled away from there.
Gillett 22 37 - 59
Oneida Nation 17 28 - 45
Gillett: Kaczmarek 24, Guns 24, L. Hansen 3, K. Hansen 2, Fisher 1, Krueger 5. 3-pt: Kaczmarek, L. Hansen. FT: 23-30. Fouls: 16.
Oneida Nation: Cloud 32, Caldwell 6, Danforth 1, King 6. 3-pt: Cloud 4, Caldwell, King 2. FT: 12-19. Fouls: 21.
NEILLSVILLE 75, SPENCER 18
NEILLSVILLE - Neillsville raced to a 56-7 halftime lead en route to the blowout win over Spencer.
Paris Opelt had 23 points and Amelia Trunkel added 18 to lead Neillsville.
Spencer 7 11 - 18
Neillsville 56 19 - 75
Spencer: Meyer 4, Weber 2, Soback 1, Krause 4, Kohls 2. 3-pt: Meyer 2. FT: 4-10. Fouls: 10.
Neillsville: Rochester 13, Lawrence 3, Languck 3, Subke 12, Trunkel 18, Opelt 23, Kuhn 4, Ormond 2. 3-pt: Trunkel 4, Rochester, Opelt. FT: 3-10. Fouls: 6.
Wrestling
STRATFORD 72, ABBOTSFORD/COLBY 12
145: Brandon Knetter S pinned Warren Flink 2:31. 152: Sawyer Grabow S pinned Christian Fuentes 1:21. 160: Ryan Becker S pinned Jacob Hoppe 5:44. 170: Kaleb Krummel S pinned Erik Martinez 3:12. 182: Carter Lueck won by forfeit. 195: Jackson Ormond S won by forfeit. 220: Alex Mueller pinned Levi Dommer 1:39. 285: Luis Nava Rojas A pinned Matt Kolb 4:32) 106: Roman Schmidt S won by forfeit. 113: Colin Cournoyer S pinned Matt Jakel 0:43. 120: Trenton Cournoyer S pinned Tristen Smazal 3:47. 126: Mathias Kaiser S pinned Makenna Herrmann 0:25. 132: Cayden Leonhardt pinned Eddy Monroy 2:57. 138: Alex Sundermeyer won by forfeit.
STRATFORD 69, ANTIGO 6
152: Jayson Arrowood A pinned Sawyer Grabow 3:32. 160: Ryan Becker S beat Nolan Kielcheski 5-0. 170: Kaleb Krummel S pinned Alexandra Hofrichter 3:51. 182: Carter Lueck S pinned Robby Hagerty 5:13. 195: Jackson Ormond S pinned Wyat Beaber 2:30. 220: Alex Mueller S pinned Caleb Vandenlangenberg 1:22. 285: Matt Kolb S pinned Owen Uran 3:39. 106: Roman Schmidt S won by forfeit. 113: Colin Cournoyer S won by forfeit. 120: Trenton Cournoyer S pinned Aidan Kielcheski 1:19. 126: Mathias Kaiser S won by forfeit. 132: Cayden Leonhardt S won by forfeit. 138: Double Forfeit. 145: Brandon Knetter S won by forfeit.
This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Here are Tuesday's high school sports results
