BOYS BASKETBALL
FREEDOM 67, STURGEON BAY 44
FREEDOM – Landon VanCalster scored 25 points to lead the Irish to the victory.
Blake Kortz added 13 points and Ashton Peterson scored 11 for Freedom.
Sturgeon Bay was led by Garrett Ulberg with 14 points.
Sturgeon Bay 20 24 – 44
Freedom 33 34 – 67
Sturgeon Bay: Ulberg 14, Vanderleest 2, Aune 3, D. Lodl 8, C. Lodl 2, Hubbard 6, Franipanne 1, Newton 8. 3-pt: Ulberg 4, D. Lodl 2, Aune. FT: 3-5. Fouls: 12.
Freedom: Kortz 13, Jochimsen 4, Wyngaard 2, Greiner 3, Vosters 4, Lonigro 3, VanCalster 25, Peterson 11, Eckes 2. 3-pt: Peterson 3, Lonigro, Vosters, Greiner. FT: 11-15. Fouls: 10.
GREEN BAY PREBLE 70, MENASHA 66
GREEN BAY – The Hornets made nine 3-pointers compared to six for the Bluejays and that helped propel Preble to the win.
Sam Hummel led Preble with 19 points. Reese Berg, Austin Renard and Tommy Michaels helped out with 14, 12 and 11 points, respectively. Renard also had 15 rebounds.
Jalen Womack led Menasha with 29 points. Riley Yonker added 15.
Menasha 32 34 – 66
Green Bay Preble 32 38 – 70
Menasha: Womack 29, Yonker 15, Tate 8, Dillon 6, Siegel 3, Van Dyn Hoven 3, Bauer-Shimek 2. 3-pt: Womack 2, Yonker 3, Van Dyn Hoven.
Green Bay Preble: Hummel 19, Berg 14, Renard 12, Michaels 11, Racine 8, Heinemeyer 2, Cortes-Buenrostro 2, Thorpe 2. 3-pt: Hummel 2, Berg 3, Renard 2, Racine 2. FT: 13-19.
DE PERE 51, WAUWATOSA WEST 30
MEQUON – Will Hornseth and John Kinziger accounted for the majority of the Redbirds’ points in the win over the Trojans.
Hornseth scored 19 points for De Pere, while Kinziger added 16. Hornseth scored 13 points in the second half and Kinziger had 10 in the second half.
Colin Hardrick led Wauwatosa West with 10 points.
Wauwatosa West 14 16 – 30
De Pere 21 30 – 51
Wauwatosa West: Young Jr. 2, Hanson 2, Hardrick 10, McClendon Jr. 5, Loma 2, Smith 3, Rogers 6. 3-pt: McClendon, Smith. FT: 6-10. Fouls: 16.
De Pere: J. Kinziger 16, Herman 9, Z. Kinziger 2, Demovsky 3, Hornseth 19, Jorgensen 2. 3-pt: J. Kinziger, Herman, Jorgensen. FT: 17-25. Fouls: 13.
OREGON 96, WEST DE PERE 79
GREEN BAY – The Panthers led by eight points at halftime and stretched out their lead over the course of the second half in the win over the Phantoms.
West De Pere was led by Danny Campbell with 16 points. Ethan Heck, Nate Keikkila and Andrew Baumgart added 15, 13 and 10 points, respectively.
Oregon 49 47 – 96
West De Pere 41 38 – 79
West De Pere: Hannula 8, Olson 4, Campbell 16, Walder 5, Heck 15, Heikkila 13, Kersten 3, Nordgaard 2, Deschane 4, Baumgart 10.
KAUKAUNA 65, WORTHINGTON (MINN.) 63
WINONA, Minn. – Brandon Mudler scored all 19 of his points in the second half to lead the Ghosts to the victory at the Lewiston Auto Holiday Basketball Classic at Winona State University.
Amari Allen added 16 points, Chris Morgan scored 11 and Jon O’Neill had 10 for Kaukauna.
Worthington missed a shot with 2 seconds remaining in the game to seal the win for the Ghosts.
Kaukauna 26 39 – 65
Worthington 23 40 – 63
Kaukauna: Mudler 19, Allen 16, Morgan 11, O’Neill 10, Waldrop 4, Van Dinter 5. 3-pt: Mudler 5, Allen 2. FT: 12-20. Fouls: 18.
Worthington: Brandner 17, Lia 10, Oplew 12, Walu 6, Knothe 6, Swinea 12. 3-pt: Oplew 2, Brandner. FT: 10-16. Fouls: 17.
OSHKOSH NORTH 80, MEDFORD 64
SHEBOYGAN – Xzavion Mitchell scored 30 points and Stevie Clark added 27 to lead the Spartans to the victory in the Sheboygan North Tournament.
NORTH FOND DU LAC 96, MANAWA 61
NORTH FOND DU LAC – Nolan Stark scored 52 points to lead the Orioles over the Wolves.
Stark made 22-of-29 field goals, including 4-of-9 on 3-pointers, as well as 4-of-5 free throws.
Reynir Robertston had nine rebounds for North Fond du Lac and 10 assists.
Manawa 27 34 – 61
North Fond du Lac 54 42 – 96
North Fond du Lac: Roedl 4, Robertson 15, Stark 52, Fowler 2, Draves 6, Gindt 4, Humphrey 2, Maurer 11. 3-pt: Robertson, Stark 4, Draves 2, Maurer 3. FT: 4-5.
WRIGHTSTOWN 66, VALDERS 62
GREEN BAY – The Tigers outscored the Vikings 15-9 at the free throw line to pick up the victory.
Jack Hermann led Wrightstown with 20 points. Jake Van Zeeland and Eli Stenzel added 14 and 11 points, respectively.
Valders, which made only 9-of-20 free throws, was led by Mason Meyers with 16 points. Cole Hove and Jackson Olson added 13 and 12 points, respectively.
Valders 26 36 – 62
Wrightstown 30 36 – 66
Valders: Schneider 8, Griepentrog 2, Hove 13, Bodart 6, Meyers 16, Behnke 5, Olseon 12. 3-pt: Schneider 2, Hove 2, Bodart 2, Meyers, Olson 2. FT: 9-20. Fouls: 25.
Wrightstown: Edinger 5, Hermann 20, Riha 2, Ratkowski 3, Van Zeeland 14, Stenzel 11, Spees 5, Lewandowski 6. 3-pt: Hermann 2, Van Zeeland, Stenzel, Spees. FT: 15-27. Fouls: 21.
REEDSVILLE 69, RHINELANDER 45
FREEDOM – Brennen Dvorachek had a double-double with 19 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Panthers to the victory.
Dvorachek also had seven assists and three steals.
Zach Dvorachek added 16 points and Camden Dvorachek chipped in 11 points and five assists for Reedsville.
Rhinelander 18 27 – 45
Reedsville 37 32 – 69
Rhinelander: Smith 19, Welk 2, Huff 4, Brown 2, Gretzinger 2, Mork 2, Olcikas 7, Jamison 4, Zettler 3. 3-pt: Smith 3. FT: 8-10. Fouls: 10.
Reedsville: B. Dvorachek 19, Salm 10, Kenneke 2, Schenian 3, Z. Dvorachek 16, Eichhorst 8, C. Dvorachek 11. 3-pt: B. Dvorachek 2, Z. Dvorachek 2, Eichhorst. FT: 4-12. Fouls: 14.
MANITOWOC LUTHERAN 82, KIEL 79
RANDOM LAKE – Ethan Menges and Sho Fukasawa scored 23 and 21 points, respectively, to lead the Lancers to the win over the Raiders.
Noah Czarneski added 12 points for Manitowoc Lutheran, which made more 3-point baskets (15) than free throws (13).
Kiel 33 46 – 79
Manitowoc Lutheran 40 42 – 82
Manitowoc Lutheran: Fukasawa 21, Marohn 9, Menges 23, Czarneski 12, Franzen 7, Hecker 6, Lukasek 4. 3-pt: Fukasawa 5, Marohn 3, Menges 3, Czarneski 2, Franzen, Lukasek. FT: 13-25. Fouls: 14.
MOSINEE 75, KINGDOM PREP LUTHERAN 49
GREEN BAY – Mosinee got 52 points from Drake Grod, Trenton Dorn and Trevor Garski in the convincing win.
Grod and Dorn both finished with 18 points, while Garski had 16 for Mosinee.
Dino Cook Jr. led Kingdom Prep Lutheran with 15 points.
Mosinee 37 38 – 75
Kingdom Prep 18 31 – 49
Mosinee: Grod 18, Dorn 18, Garski 16, Kowalski 2, Jirschele 4, Miller 9, Stoffel 8. 3-pt: Grod 2, Dorn 2, Garski, Miller.
Kingdom Prep Lutheran: Grandbury 9, McNeil 3, Toney 2, Wilder 4, Cunningham 8, Cook Jr. 15, Woods 8. 3-pt: McNeil, Cunningham 2.
ALMOND-BANCROFT 47, WESTFIELD 36
STEVENS POINT – Ayden Phillips scored 26 points to lead Almond-Bancroft to the victory.
TJ Lamb added 12 points for the Eagles.
Westfield was led by Kash Kangas with 17 points.
Westfield 19 17 – 36
Almond-Bancroft 21 26 – 47
Westfield: Kangas 17, Berruecos 6, Meinke 7, Barton 6. 3-pt: Kangas 4, Berruecos, Meinke. FT: 6-11. Fouls: 18.
Almond-Bancroft: Lamb 12, Phillips 26, Zinda 4, Huntington 1, Omernick 3, Miner 1. 3-pt: None. FT: 17-25. Fouls: 14.
SOUTHERN DOOR 79, BLACK HAWK 50
MINERAL POINT – The Eagles grabbed a 14-point halftime lead and continued to pull away in the second half in their win over the Warriors.
Southern Door was led by Jared Hawkey with 21 points. Jack Peterson had 15 points, while Logan Jeanquart and Drew Daoust had 13 and 12 points, respectively.
Southern Door 44 35 – 79
Black Hawk 30 20 – 50
Southern Door: Daoust 12, Peterson 15, N. Pierre 6, Jeanquart 13, Schaefer 4, Hawkey 21, Diller 2, Malvitz 1, Pierre 2, LeGrave 3. 3-pt: N. Pierre 2, Jeanquart, Hawkey. FT: 13-19.
AUBURNDALE 46, NEILLSVILLE 44
AUBURNDALE – Lucas Yeske hit six 3-pointers and finished with 20 points to lead the Eagles over the Warriors.
Caden Weinfurter led Auburndale with eight rebounds.
Neillsville was led by Mason Roenz with 12 points.
Neillsville 20 24 – 44
Auburndale 27 19 – 46
Neillsville: Erickson 8, Brown 8, Roman 5, Byrne 3, Roenz 12, Subke 8. 3-pt: Erickson 2, Brown 2, Roman, Byrne. FT: 2-9.
Auburndale: Yeske 20, Willfahrt 9, Weinfurter 7, G. White Eagle 4, M. White Eagle 2, Weber 2, Cottrell-Roberson 2. 3-pt: Yeske 6, Willfahrt. FT: 3-7.
OCONTO 66, SHIOCTON 62
GREEN BAY – The Blue Devils outscored the Chiefs by seven points in the second half to pull out the victory.
Oconto was led by Kadin Baxter with 22 points. Luke Krueger added 15 points and Carter Koch scored 14.
Dawson Schmidt led Shiocton with 21 points. Bennett Wilcox added 16 points and Jacob Klitzke scored 13.
Oconto 25 41 – 66
Shiocton 28 34 – 62
Oconto: Baxter 22, Carter Koch 14, Martin 2, Shallow 2, Christian Koch 9, Krueger 15, Jendeski 2. 3-pt: Baxter 2, Koch 2. FT: 12-14. Fouls: 14.
Shiocton: Wilcox 16, D. Schmidt 21, Stingle 2, B. Schmidt 2, Putzer 8, Klitzke 13. 3-pt: Wilcox 4, D. Schmidt, Klitzke 3. FT: 12-20. Fouls: 15.
BONDUEL 89, ST. THOMAS AQUINAS ACADEMY 11
GRESHAM – The Bears had little trouble defeating the Cavaliers, taking a 48-3 lead at halftime in the Gresham Tournament game.
Reece Stoltenow led Bonduel with 21 points. Jon Sell had 20 points.
Bonduel 48 41 – 89
St. Thomas Aquinas 3 8 – 11
Bonduel: Basten 2, Stoltenow 21, Tauchen 6, Hartmann 2, Weier 10, Schroeder 12, Bloedorn 2, Huben 3, Schauder 6, Boudreaux 5, Sell 20. 3-pt: Stoltenow 5, Tauchen 2, Huben. FT: 3-6. Fouls: 8.
St. Thomas Aquinas: Anderson 2, Peters 1, Tanguay 1, DeDamos 7. 3-pt: DeDamos. FT: 4-6. Fouls: 6.
GOODMAN-PEMBINE 59, GILLETT 44
GILLETT – Austin Vande Corput scored 16 points and Thayne Bjelland added 14 for Gillett in the loss.
Goodman-Pembine 37 22 – 59
Gillett 14 30 – 44
Goodman-Pembine: Kessel 10, Strietzel 5, Ehlert 10, Kalkofen 6, Larison 16, Wysocki 8, Barribeau 4. 3-pt: Kessel 2, Ehlert 2, Larison 2, Wysocki 2, Strietzel. FT: 10-17. Fouls: 13.
Gillett: Matczak 2, Franti 7, B. Bjelland 3, T. Bjelland 14, DeBauch 2, VandeCorput 16. 3-pt: VandeCorput 2, Franti. FT: 7-9. Fouls: 12.
WABENO/LAONA 61, SURING 30
WABENO – The Wildcats, who led 31-12 at halftime, got 24 points from Connor Taylor and 20 from Reed Christianson in the win.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
KAUKAUNA 57, LAKEWOOD (FLA.) 43
LAKEWOOD, Fla. – The Ghosts built a 16-point lead after one quarter over Lakewood and cruised to the victory at the Tampa Bay Christmas Invitational.
Alana Zarnecke led Kaukauna with 14 points. Addison Baumgart added 11.
Kaukauna 18 18 12 9 – 57
Lakewood 8 12 12 11 – 43
Kaukauna: Christopher 8, Robinson 9, Kinas 8, Baumgart 11, Novy 7, Zarneke 14. 3-pt: Christopher, Baumgart 3, Novy, Zarneke 2. FT: 8-16. Fouls: 13.
Lakewood: Robinson 5, Youngblood 4, Loveit 20, Webb 3, McIntosh-Lewis 5, Thomas 6. 3-pt: Robinson, Loveit 2. FT: 7-13. Fouls: 14.
FREEDOM 60, WISCONSIN RAPIDS 53
STEVENS POINT – Sydney Bartels scored 14 points and added seven rebounds to lead the Irish to the victory in the Sentry Classic.
Megan Alexander and Sadie Jarmolowicz added 13 and 11 points, respectively, for Freedom. The Irish went 4-for-4 from the free throw line down the stretch to secure the win.
Wisconsin Rapids was led by Megan Clary, who scored 24 points and went over 1,000 for her career. Chelsea King added 12 points.
Freedom 31 29 – 60
Wisconsin Rapids 19 34 – 53
Freedom: Jarmolowicz 11, Bartels 14, Kriewaldt 8, Murphy 3, Wesoloski 4, Hennes 7, Alexander 13. 3-pt: Bartels 2, Jarmolowicz, Murphy, Wesoloski, Hennes. FT: 12-15. Fouls: 12.
Wisconsin Rapids: Jennings 5, Bruns 6, Clary 24, Vollert 3, Brise 3, King 12. 3-pt: Clary 3, Vollert, Brise. FT: 6-10. Fouls: 11.
VERONA 58, STEVENS POINT 45
STEVENS POINT – Verona outscored the Panthers by 10 points in the second half to pull away for the win in the UWSP Sentry Classic game.
Zoe Fink scored 18 points and Emma Jossie scored 12 for SPASH.
Verona 32 26 – 58
Stevens Point 29 16 – 45
Stevens Point: Nest 1, Lilly 8, Moe 2, A. Jossie 4, Fink 18, E. Jossie 12. 3-pt: Fink 4, E. Jossie.
REEDSVILLE 57, TWO RIVERS 39
REEDSVILLE – McKenna Kiekhaefer, Mallory Novy and Makayla Junk accounted for 40 of the Panthers’ points in the win over the Purple Raiders.
Kiekhaefer finished with 14 points while Novy and Junk both had 13.
Kenzie Graff led Two Rivers with 14 points. Allyson Kakes had 11 points.
Two Rivers 23 16 – 39
Reedsville 33 24 – 57
Two Rivers: Slickman 2, Kakes 11, McPherson 6, Pyles 4, Dellemann 2, Graff 14. 3-pt: Graff 3. FT: 4-12. Fouls: 14.
Reedsville: Grimm 6, Kiekhaefer 14, Mraz 4, Novy 13, Junk 13, Peterson 7. 3-pt: Grimm, Peterson. FT: 12-17. Fouls: 10.
OAKFIELD 58, KOHLER 30
NORTH FOND DU LAC – Stella Hofman and Jorja Hofman scord 16 and 10 points, respectively, to lead the Oaks to the win over the Blue Bombers.
Kohler 11 19 – 30
Oakfield 30 28 – 58
Oakfield: Kottke 7, Gremminger 4, Moser 4, Kintzler 6, Streeter 6, Lamonska 5, S. Hofman 16, J. Hofman 10. 3-pt: Kottke. FT: 5-13. Fouls: 11.
MANAWA 54, NORTH FOND DU LAC 51
NORTH FOND DU LAC – The Wolves shot only 33% in their win over the Orioles but took advantage of a 16-6 advantage in made free throws.
Manawa was led by Marilyn Klatt with 13 points and Lexi Hedtke with 12.
Bree Rock led North Fond du Lac with 23 points and seven rebounds. Lauren Stettbacher had 18 points and eight rebounds.
Manawa 17 37 – 54
North Fond du Lac 16 35 – 51
Manawa: Hedtke 12, Wegner 9, Krueger 1, Ja. Jaeger 2, Jo. Jaeger 9, Fietzer 4, Pirk 2, Klatt 13, Santos 2. 3-pt: Hedtke, Wegner, Jo. Jaeger 2. FT: 16-33. Fouls: 16.
North Fond du Lac: Rock 23, Stettbacher 18, Hughes 3, Ayala 2, Catania 5. 3-pt: Rock 2, Catania. FT: 6-14. Fouls: 22.
ONEIDA NATION 74, ELKHART LAKE-GLENBEULAH 62
GRESHAM – RaeAnna Ackley scored 21 points to lead Oneida Nation to the victory in the Gresham Holiday Tournament game.
G’oni Thayer added 16 points and Jaylyn Caldwell scored 13 for the Thunderhawks.
The Resorters were led by Kat Miller with 19 points. Lexi Miller added 18 points and Ella Feldmann scored 17.
Oneida Nation 41 33 – 74
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah 34 28 – 62
Oneida Nation: Powless 7, R. Danforth 2, Caldwell 13, Ackley 21, Cloud 11, Thayer 16, Wheelock 4. 3-pt: Ackley 4, Thayer 2, Caldwell 2, Powless, Cloud. FT: 11-18. Fouls: 23.
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah: Feldmann 17, K. Miller 19, L. Miller 18, Tegen 6, Dippel 2. 3-pt: Feldmann 3, K. Miller 2. FT: 15-26. Fouls: 17.
OCONTO 60, GILLETT 29
GILLETT – Lianna Baxter had a double-double with 29 points and 13 rebounds to lead Oconto to the victory.
Oconto 40 20 – 60
Gillett 8 21 – 29
Oconto: Wusterbarth 2, Addisyn Viestenz 9, Moe 8, Simon 8, Thomson 2, Hendzel 2, Baxter 29. 3-pt: Viestenz, Simon, Baxter. FT: 9-9. Fouls: 18.
BOYS HOCKEY
NEENAH/HORTONVILLE/MENASHA 4, BAY PORT 3
GRAND CHUTE – John Kriz scored at 1:47 of overtime on a power play to give the Rockets the win over the Pirates and the title in the inaugural Rocket Red Nose Classic.
Bay Port held a 2-1 lead after one period on goals by Samuel Lyons and Aidan Fahey.
NHM’s first-period goal was put in by Ian Engel.
After a scoreless second period, the Rockets sandwiched goals by Kriz and Luke Sutton around a Bay Port goal by Brady Gilbertson to send the game to overtime.
Easton Plachetka had three assists, including on the game-winning goal. Gabe Randel had two assists for the Rockets.
Jaeden Hannus had 23 saves for Neenah/Hortonville/Menasha. Devin Rustlie had 25 saves for Bay Port.
ASHWAUBENON 5, MUSKEGO CO-OP 0
MENOMONIE – The Jaguars got two goals from Teig Driessen and one each from Caden VanDuyse, Cooper Routheau and Griffin Kornowski in the win over the Ice Force.
VanDuyse, Driessen and Routheau each had two assists.
Lincoln Simons had 14 saves in goal for Ashwaubenon. Sam Siepert had 29 saves for Muskego.
OSHKOSH 6, MADISON WEST 4
MADISON – Will Verstegen scored an even-strength goal at 11:28 of the third period to put the Ice Hawks ahead to stay in the win over the Regents.
Ethan Hoodie and Winston Knobloch both had two goals for Oshkosh. Alex Beck also scored.
Armani Fischer had two assists for Oshkosh.
Gage Bauer had 22 saves in goal for Oshkosh. Isaac Ingwell had 21 saves for Madison West.
EAU CLAIRE MEMORIAL 5, NOTRE DAME 4
ASHWAUBENON – The Old Abes got a goal from Brady Moore at 7:09 of the third period to break a 4-4 score and lead Eau Claire Memorial to the win over Notre Dame.
Notre Dame, which never led, got two goals from Isaac Rentmeester and one each from Kade McCarron and Callan Budinger.
Michael McIntee, Joseph Coghlin, Quinn Koszarek and Rentmeester each had an assist.
Will Seymour had 17 saves for Eau Claire Memorial. Addison Tyczkowski and Lleyton Jaschke split time in net for Notre Dame. Jaschke had five saves and Tyczkowski had four saves.
SAUK PRAIRIE 8, MARSHFIELD 0
MADISON – The Eagles scored four goals in the first period and rolled to the win over the Tigers.
Nick Mast had four goals for Sauk Prairie while Luke Mast scored three. Hakon Peterson accounted for Sauk Prairie’s other goal.
Cole Halvorsen had 24 saves for Marshfield. Kaden Stracke had 19 for Sauk Prairie.
WHITEFISH BAY 3, WAUPACA 2
WAUPACA – Michael Adank’s power-play goal at 8:49 of the third period was the game-winning goal in the Storm’s win over the Comets.
The Storm took a 2-0 lead early in the first period on a pair of goals by Will O’Connor.
Waupaca trimmed the deficit with a goal by Hesslin Trzebiatowski late in the first period.
After Adank’s game-winning goal, Waupaca got a goal from Alex Gusmer at 9:30 of the third period.
Max Gusmer, Liam Bloedow and Blake Schoenecker had assists for Waupaca.
Hagen Rasmussen had 28 saves from Waupaca. Drew Salzer had 29 saves for the Storm.
SUN PRAIRIE 7, FOX CITIES STARS 0
HARTLAND – Davis Hamilton scored two goals to lead the Cardinals to the win over the Stars.
Fox Cities struggled offensively, managing just nine shots on goal.
Truett Wilson had 23 saves for Fox Cities. Blaine Egli had 9 saves for Sun Prairie.
GIRLS HOCKEY
WARBIRDS 7, EAU CLAIRE AREA STARS 1
CHIPPEWA FALLS – Ella Spies and Josie Kooima both scored two goals to lead the Warbirds over the Stars.
Other goal scorers for the Warbirds were Kendra Dogs, Kristi Binder and Allison Waara.
Binder, Spies and Emily Brown both had two assists for the Warbirds.
Hailee Scheier had 14 saves in goal for the Warbirds. Amy Thul had 38 saves for Eau Claire.
CENTRAL WISCONSIN STORM 2, MADISON METRO 1
MADISON – Logan Crawford scored in the second and third periods to lead the Storm to the win over the Lynx.
Madison Metro had taken a 1-0 lead in the first period on a goal by Emma Stebbeds before Central Wisconsin launched its rally.
Ava Rode, Hannah Baumann and Gabrielle duVair had assists for Central Wisconsin.
Chloe Lemke had 37 saves in goal for Central Wisconsin. Abby Nutini had 28 saves from Madison Metro.
SUPERIOR 8, WISCONSIN VALLEY UNION 1
MADISON – The Spartans outshot the Eagles 59-11, led 3-0 after the first period and cruised to the win.
Wisconsin Valley Union’s goal came from Leah Pavelski, with Ella Beilke and Taylor Furguson getting assists.
Madison Wagner-Durr had 51 saves for Wisconsin Valley Union. Kaylie Nault turned away 10 shots for Superior.
WRESTLING
BI-STATES CLASSIC
DAY 1 TEAM SCORES
DIVISION 1
HOLMEN 136, HASTINGS 120.5, MARSHFIELD 111, STOUGHTON 104.5, HUDSON 98.5, WAUSAU WEST 97.5, PULASKI 86, TOMAH 70, BAY PORT 67.5, VERONA 65, EASTVIEW 62, PORT WASHINGTON 62, NEW RICHMOND 60, LA CROSSE LOGAN/CENTRAL 53, BARABOO 47, MIDDLETON 46.5, D.C. EVEREST 42, WAUNAKEE 39, ORONO 32, MOUNT HOREB/BARNEVELD 24, SPARTA 21, WINONA/WINONA COTTER 18
DIVISION 2
LUXEMBURG-CASCO 143, ZUMBROTA-MAZEPPA 120.5, LODI 103.5, PRAIRIE DU CHIEN 96.5, GALE-ETTRICK-TREMPELEAU/MELROSE-MINDORO 91, CALEDONIA/HOUSTON 84, WEST SALEM/BANGOR 83, EVANSVILLE 76, OCONTO FALLS 75.5, LEWISTON-ALTURA-RUSHFORD-PETERSON 59.5, DODGEVILLE 57, BELMONT/PLATTEVILLE 53.5, ADAMS-FRIENDSHIP 51, SOUTH SAINT PAUL 43, MAUSTON/NECEDAH 43.5, PORTAGE 42.5, MEDFORD 41, RIVER VALLEY 40, CANNON FALLS/RANDOLPH 39.5, MONROE 38, SPENCER/COLUMBUS CATHOLIC 30.5, CUBA CITY/BENTON/SOUTHWESTERN 30, RICHLAND CENTER 29, NEKOOSA/ASSUMPTION 19, SHEBOYGAN FALLS 16, LA CRESCENT/HOKAH 7.5
LOURDES ON THE WATER HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT
DAY 1 TEAM SCORES
COLEMAN 209.5, WINNECONNE 182, MUSKEGO 175.5, GERMANTOWN 155, STEVENS POINT 147, NEENAH 141, HORTONVILLE 140, RANDOM LAKE 133.5, WEST BEND WEST 127, CAMPBELLSPORT 121, REEDSBURG 118.5, BRILLION 115, WATERTOWN 110.5, SLINGER 101, HARTFORD 95.5, KENOSHA CHRISTIAN LIFE 92, DENMARK 91, CHILTON/HILBERT 85.5, WILMOT 85, KEWAUNEE 84.5, SHAWANO 84, LOMIRA 81.5, NEW LONDON 76.5, MENOMONEE FALLS 72.5, MISHICOT 70.5, WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 70.5, BELLEVILLE/SUGAR RIVER 67, WABENO-LAONA 67, VALDERS 63, MENASHA 62, SOUTHERN DOOR 62, MONONA GROVE/McFARLAND 61.5, KEWASKUM 61, WEST DE PERE 61, KENOSHA INDIAN TRAIL 60, OMRO 56.5, MANITOWOC 55, PLYMOUTH 49.5, GREEN BAY PREBLE 47, OSHKOSH NORTH 47, WISCONSIN LUTHERAN 45, LACONIA 44, LENA 44, BONDUEL 42.5, PRINCETON 41, PITTSVILLE 40, WAUPUN 37.5, ANTIGO 37, PESHTIGO 37, WEST ALLIS HALE 37, CHIPPEWA FALLS 36, FOND DU LAC 36, MOSINEE 32, ASHWAUBENON 30.5, LOURDES ACADEMY 29, GREEN BAY UNITED 28, AMHERST 26, WAUTOMA/WILD ROSE 25, SOUTH MILWAUKEE 21.5, MANAWA 21, BROOKFIELD CENTRAL 19, STURGEON BAY 12, ELCHO 0
NORTHERN EXPOSURE TOURNAMENT
Day 1
Area team results
Blue – Round 1: Tomahawk 54, Appleton West 24; Oshkosh West 75, Merrill 4; De Pere 51, Sauk Prairie 28. Round 2: Shakopee 72, Appleton West 6; Oshkosh West 59, Sauk Prairie 24; De Pere 66, Merrill 18. Round 3: Appleton West 40, Waukesha South 34; Oshkosh West 42, De Pere 30. Round 4: Shakopee 54, De Pere 19; Oshkosh West 46, Tomahawk 27; Sauk Prairie 48, Appleton West 27. Round 5: Shakopee 67, Oshkosh West 9; De Pere 52, Tomahawk 21; Merrill 42, Appleton West 36.
Red – Round 1: Wisconsin Rapids 78, Rosholt 6. Round 2: Wisconsin Rapids 76, Marquette 0; East Troy 72, Rosholt 12. Round 3: Wisconsin Rapids 67, East Troy 6; Marquette 42, Rosholt 18. Round 4: Wisconsin Rapids 62, Wisconsin Dells 12; Escanaba 60, Rosholt 12. Round 5: Wisconsin Rapids 66, Beaver Dam 16; Grizzlies 72, Rosholt 6.
BOYS SWIMMING
HODAG RELAYS
RHINELANDER 132, BAY PORT 94, MARSHFIELD 72, SUPERIOR 52, WISCONSIN RAPIDS 32, APPLETON WEST/KIMBERLY 24
200 Medley (Reverse Medley): 1, Rhinelander 1:52.34; 2, Bay Port (Koltin Joski, Aiden Beth, Luka Azzolina, Aiden Cherek) 1:52.35; 3, Superior 1:59.64. 600 Free: 1, Rhinelander 5:29.05; 2, Bay Port (Asa Sadowsky, Toby Beatty, Lawson Meier, Ozan Kalafat) 5:29.60; 3, Marshfield (Brayden Fischer, Hayden Nelson, Carlos Koehn, Henry Hilbelink) 6:27.48. 400 IM: 1, Rhinelander 4:06.32; 2, Bay Port (Turner Long, Will Nicol, Tyler Tuttle, Toby Beatty) 4:08.35; 3, Marshfield (Graham Lonsdale, Michael Dick, Henry Hilbelink, Simon Dagit) 4:31.17. 200 Free: 1, Bay Port (Payton Schilz, Asa Sadowsky, Turner Long, Ozan Kalafat) 1:31.27; 2, Rhinelander 1:44.56; 3, Bay Port (Daniel Ebert, Jack Kopp, Koltin Joski, Athan Steenbock) 1:48.66. 300 Fly: 1, Rhinelander 2:58.11; 2, Marshfield (Graham Lonsdale, Kyle Berres, Simon Dagit) 3:09.27; 3, Bay Port (Aiden Beth, Toby Beatty, Asa Sadowsky) 3:15.00. 500 Decrescendo: 1, Rhinelander 4:33.03; 2, Bay Port (Lawson Meier, Payton Schilz, Koltin Joski, Aiden Cherek) 4:40.99; 3, Marshfield (Graham Lonsdale, Henry Hilbelink, Brayden Fischer, Kyle Berres) 4:57.34. 300 Back: 1, Bay Port (Aiden Beth, Tyler Tuttle, Turner Long) 2:59.73; 2, Rhinelander 3:00.99; 3, Marshfield (Hayden Nelson, Zander Edmundson, Adam Donahue) 3:33.68. 150 Mixer: 1, Rhinelander 1:21.14; 2, Marshfield (Michael Dick, Kyle Berres, Simon Dagit) 1:23.60; 3, Rhinelander 1:25.34. 300 Breast: 1, Rhinelander 3:23.65; 2, Bay Port (Will Nicol, Luka Azzolina, Tyler Tuttle) 3:24.93; 3, Rhinelander 3:53.97. 400 Medley: 1, Rhinelander 3:50.05; 2, Superior 4:32.17; 3, Appleton West/Kimberly (Jackson Shea, Jonathan Rodriguez-Salgado, Tyler Van Gompel, Donte Dobbs) 5:37.15.
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