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NOTRE DAME 80, GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST 44
GREEN BAY – The Tritons outscored the Trojans 39-18 in the second half to secure a Fox River Classic Conference win.
Sarah Hardwick led Notre Dame with 22 points, Hope Barington and Peyton Musial scored 19 points each, and Gracie Grzesk chipped in 12 points.
Alex Siudzinski and Addie Pytleski led Green Bay Southwest with 10 points apiece.
Green Bay Southwest 26 18 – 44
Notre Dame 41 39 – 80
Green Bay Southwest: Deines 1, Pytleski 10, Danforth 8, Stevens 8, Holmes 5, Siudzinski 10, DeGroot 2.
Notre Dame: Barington 19, Hardwick 22, Fayta 2, Whitehouse 6, Musial 19, Grzesk 12.
DE PERE 71, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 36
DE PERE – The Redbirds amassed an 18-point halftime lead and rolled to a big Fox River Classic Conference win over the Golden Raiders.
Jordan Meulemans led De Pere with 25 points, while Claire Bjorge added 16 points.
Anna Fogle paced Sheboygan North with 10 points.
Sheboygan North 13 23 – 36
De Pere 31 40 – 71
Sheboygan North: Reinl 3, Oehldrich 5, Toeller 6, Brashaw 5, Fogle 10, Revelis 5, Domagalski 2. 3-pt: Oehldrich, Brashaw. FT: 6-17. Fouls: 19.
De Pere: J. Ciesielczyk 1, Wall 3, M. Ciesielczyk 6, Kust 2, Bjorge 16, Bierowski 9, Meulemans 25, Schneider 6, Hafeman 3. 3-pt: Wall, Bjorge 3, Bierowski, Meulemans 4. FT: 18-27. Fouls: 17.
SHAWANO 59, GREEN BAY EAST 14
GREEN BAY – Abby Bystol poured in 21 points to help the Hawks beat the Red Devils.
Brianna Wright scored 14 points and Brooke Theis added 11 points for Shawano.
Judit Munoz-Lopez scored 11 points to lead Green Bay East.
Shawano: Tomashek 5, Wright 14, Moede 1, Bystol 21, Stuber 2, Perez 2, Popelka 3, Theis 11.
Green Bay East: Munoz-Lopez 11, Amraen 2, LaTour 1.
WEST DE PERE 53, NEW LONDON 51
DE PERE – Ella Francois and Madisyn Berggren both scored 14 points to lead the Phantoms over the Bulldogs.
New London was led by Lizzie Steingraber with 23 points. Jensen Mix added 11 points.
New London 26 25 – 51
West De Pere 29 24 – 53
New London: Krause 2, Kringel 4, Glowdowski 6, Steingraber 23, Mix 11, Dalhoe 5. 3-pt: Steingraber 3, Mix. FT: 9-20. Fouls: 18.
West De Pere: Walder 6, Waukau 3, Runke 2, Berggren 14, Francois 14, Karchinski 6, Ninham 8. 3-pt: Waukau, Berggren 2, Francois 2, Ninham. FT: 11-19. Fouls: 16.
OCONTO 84, STURGEON BAY 38
STURGEON BAY – The Blue Devils scored 54 first-half points and cruised to a big Packerland Conference win over the Clippers.
Lianna Baxter led Oconto with 20 points and 16 rebounds, Addisyn Viestenz scored 15 points, Leah Allan scored 12 points and Hannah Moe added 10 points and 11 rebounds.
Oconto 54 30 – 84
Sturgeon Bay 19 19 – 38
Oconto: Wusterbarth 7, Addisyn Viestenz 15, Allan 12, Moe 10, Simon 1, Thomson 6, Hendzel 9, Baxter 20, Alyse Viestenz 4. 3-pt: Addisyn Viestenz, Baxter. FT: 2-10. Fouls: 12.
KEWAUNEE 72, GIBRALTAR 20
FISH CREEK – The Storm’s Taylor Schleis and Mykenzie Uhlers combined for 22 points in the first half as Kewaunee rolled out to a 37-point halftime lead.
Schleis finished with 23 points. Sabrina Ferron and Uhlers both added 11 points.
Gibraltar was led by Andie Schar with nine points.
Kewaunee 44 28- 72
Gibraltar 7 13 – 20
Kewaunee: Ferron 11, Hanrahan 7, Uhlers 11, Wesley 6, Gaedtke 8, Bortolini 6, Schleis 23. 3-pt: Ferron, Uhlers, Wesley 2. FT: 10-14. Fouls: 13.
Gibraltar: Carlisle 3, Zukauskaite 2, Gorham 6, Schar 9. 3-pt: None. FT: 4-10. Fouls: 14.
CRIVITZ 49, LENA 32
CRIVITZ – The Wolverines raced to a 28-16 halftime lead en route to a Marinette and Oconto Conference win.
Kate Richlen scored 11 points and Kylie Chilcote had eight points to lead Crivitz.
Natalie McNurlen, Whitney Potter and Chaela Rabas paced Lena with seven points apiece.
Lena 16 16 – 32
Crivitz 28 21 – 49
Lena: McNurlen 7, E. Brooks 3, C. Brooks 4, Koslowsky 4, Potter 7, Rabas 7. 3-pt: E. Brooks, Koslowsky, Potter, Rabas. FT: 8-20. Fouls: 18.
Crivitz: Gruszynski 7, Watson 1, Chilcote 8, Jose-Bemis 4, Richlen 11, Werner 4, C. Guns 5, N. Guns 3, Sellen 6. 3-pt: Jose-Bemis. FT: 8-18. Fouls: 18.
COLEMAN 54, NIAGARA 45
COLEMAN – The Cougars took an eight-point halftime lead over the Badgers and held on for the win.
Kiersten Jensen led Coleman with 18 points, including 13 in the second half. Cameron Zeitler and Aubrey Bintz added 12 and 11 points, respectively.
Bailey Pearson led Niagara with 16 points. Mallory Sanicki added 14.
Niagara 18 27 – 45
Coleman 26Â 28Â –Â 54
Niagara: Sanicki 14, Rock 4, Wells 4, Borchardt 5, Dratch 2, Pearson 16. 3-pt: Sanicki. FT: 8-17. Fouls: 14.
Coleman: Hanrahan 2, Hoida 2, Nowak 2, Bintz 11, Zeitler 12, Hinther 2, Staczynski 5, Jensen 18. 3-pt: Bintz, Zeitler, Staczynski, Jensen. FT: 10-16. Fouls: 14.
ALGOMA 45, GREEN BAY NEW LUTHERAN 37
ALGOMA – The Wolves outpaced the Blazers 27-19 in the second half to pull away for the win.
Ryley Zimmerman led Algoma with 17 points, while Sierra Slaby added 12 points.
Leah Schmidt scored 13 points and Brynn Rice added 10 points for NEW Lutheran.
Green Bay NEW Lutheran 18 19 – 37
Algoma 18 27 – 45
Green Bay NEW Lutheran: Staudinger 2, Beaumont 2, Hillmann 6, Schmidt 13, Rice 10, Rueth 4. 3-pt: Rice. FT: 12-28. Fouls: 16.
Algoma: Zimmerman 17, Panger 2, Madden 2, Slaby 12, Robinson 4, Fenendael 2, Kirchman 6. 3-pt: Zimmerman, Slaby 3. FT: 15-18. Fouls: 23.
BOYS BASKETBALL
PULASKI 69, WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 57
PULASKI – The Red Raiders made 15 3-point baskets in the win over the Chargers.
Brady Wotruba, who led Pulaski with 27 points, made seven 3-pointers. Derek Shaw added 23 points and drained six 3-pointers.
Simon Schairer and Max Fraaza led Wittenberg-Birnamwood with 19 and 15 points, respectively.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 26 31 – 57
Pulaski 33 36 – 69
Wittenberg-Birnamwood: Wesolowski 4, J. Fraaza 4, Schairer 19, Miller 7, M. Meverden 8, M. Fraaza 15. 3-pt: Miller, Meverden. FT: 17-30. Fouls: 14.
Pulaski: Hasser 6, Robaidek 6, Shaw 23, Wotruba 27, Dorn 4, Norman 3. 3-pt: Hasser 2, Shaw 6, Wotruba 7. FT: 6-9. Fouls: 23.
WISCONSIN LUTHERAN 79, NOTRE DAME 43
MILWAUKEE – The Vikings shot 50% for the game and made nine more 3-pointers than the Tritons to earn the nonconference victory.
Kon Knueppel led the Vikings with 18 points. Landon Key added 12 points. Jordan Glenn and Grayson Young both had 11 points.
Emmett Lawton scored 14 points to lead Notre Dame.
Notre Dame 15Â 28Â –Â 43
Wisconsin Lutheran 40 39 – 79
Notre Dame: Lawton 14, Hornacek 7, Wall-Atim 6, Mitchell 6, King 6, Weber 2, Rader 2. 3-pt: Lawton 2, Mitchell. FT: 4-5. Fouls: 18.
Wisconsin Lutheran: Knueppel 18, Key 12, Glenn 11, Young 11, Allen 7, Kolarevic 7, Hernandez 4, Ashford 3, Lane 2, L. Rindfleisch 2, R. Rindfleisch 2. 3-pt: Knueppel 3, Key 2, Glenn 3, Young, Allen, Kolarevic, Ashford. FT: 13-18. Fouls: 10.
FREEDOM 60, WRIGHTSTOWN 54
WRIGHTSTOWN – The Irish built a 15-point lead in the second half and then withstood a comeback by the Tigers that allowed Wrightstown to close to within one point with less than a minute remaining.
Landon VanCalster led Freedom with 23 points. Blake Kortz added 15 points.
Keegan Spees led Wrightstown with 13 points.
Freedom 36Â 24Â –Â 60
Wrightstown 28 26 – 54
Freedom: Kortz 15, Jochimson 3, Midbon 6, Greiner 2, Van Calster 23, Moser 1, Peterson 9, Eckes 1. 3-pt: Kortz, Van Calster 4, Peterson 2. FT: 17-27. Fouls: 13.
Wrightstown: Leitzke 8, Hermann 2, Riha 1, Ratkowski 9, Cavanaugh 7, Van Zeeland 7, Stenzel 5, Spees 13, Lewandowski 2. 3-pt: Leitzke 2, Spees 3, Stenzel, Cavanaugh, . FT: 7-11. Fouls: 20.
FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 97, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 58
APPLETON – The Foxes broke open a competitive game in the second half by outscoring the Spartans by 29 points.
Josiah Butler led Fox Valley Lutheran with 29 points. Isaac Knoll added 24 points and Jackson Papendorf scored 11.
Luxemburg-Casco was led by Peyton Mrotek with 18 points.
Luxemburg-Casco 37 21 – 58
Fox Valley Lutheran 47 50 – 97
Luxemburg-Casco: Koss 3, Dahlke 6, Mrotek 18, Rollin 9, Deprez 9, Cannon 7, Parins 5.
Fox Valley Lutheran: Mears 5, Knoll 24, Schmitz 9, Butler 29, Mindock 2, Kraftzenk 6, Papendorf 11, Loberger 3, Walker 5, Nowak 3.
SEVASTOPOL 65, WAUSAUKEE 38
STURGEON BAY – The Pioneers built a 15-point halftime lead en route to a decisive win over the Rangers.
Jack de Young led the way for Sevastopol with a game-high 21 points. Manav Jandu added 11 points for the Pioneers.
Layne Rowley and Conner Schroeder paced Wausaukee with eight points each.
Wausaukee 16 22 – 38
Sevastopol 31 34 – 65
Wausaukee: Russ 2, Brunette 3, D. Suennan 3, Vanick 7, Schroeder 8, K. Suennan 3, Thoreson 4, Rowley 8. 3-pt: D. Suennan, Vanick. FT: 2-7. Fouls: 15.
Sevastopol: Ash 8, Bley 2, Bieri 9, Sandoval 7, Giblin 5, Jandu 11, J. de Young 21, Valdivia 2. 3-pt: Sandoval 2, Giblin, Jandu 2, de Young. FT: 7-14. Fouls: 15.
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