Appleton area high school sports results for Tuesday, Jan. 28

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GIRLS BASKETBALL

Kimberly 65, Hortonville 48

HORTONVILLE – The top-ranked Papermakers remain undefeated and also put some distance between them and the Polar Bears in the Fox Valley Association title chase.

Kate McGinnis scored 18 points with Ava Van Vonderen and Raegan Krueger each adding 14 points. Krueger also had 10 rebounds.

Kimberly (15-0 overall, 12-0 FVA) leads second-place Hortonville by two games in league play after sweeping the Polar Bears (12-4, 10-2) this season.

“(The win) really put us in a good spot for (the conference title),” Krueger said. “It also put us in a real good spot for seeding and we’ll just have to see where the rest of the season takes us.”

Julieyn Martin had 16 points to lead fifth-ranked Hortonville with Rainey Welson adding 15.

Kimberly 30 35 – 65

Hortonville 17 31 – 48

Kimberly: Urban 8, McGinnis 18, Ebben 2, Asman 3, Dulas 6, Van Vonderen 14, Krueger 14. 3-pt: Urban, McGinnis 3, Asman, Dulas, Van Vonderen 2. FT: 2-2. Fouls: 12.

Hortonville: Welson 15, Heraly 3, Springer 9, Martin 16, Clausen 3, Mocadlo 2. 3-pt: Martin 4, Heraly, Springer, Clausen. FT: 3-4. Fouls: 11.

Appleton North 63, Appleton West 30

APPLETON – Tay Maass poured in 21 points and Avery Werfal added 19 as the Lightning cruised past the Terrors in Fox Valley Association action.

North built a 39-14 halftime advantage and staved off West the rest of the way.

Allysen Buss led the Terrors with 16 points.

The Lightning moves to 6-10 overall and 3-9 in the FVA, while the Terrors fall to 1-16 and 0-12.

Appleton North 39 24 – 63

Appleton West 14 16 – 30

Appleton North: Campbell 2, Schuh 7, Ziemer 6, Koleske 5, Avery Werfal 19, Maass 21, Addison Werfal 3. 3-pt: Schuh, Koleske, Avery Werfal, Maass, Addison Werfal. FT: 6-10. Fouls: 9.

Appleton West: Barry 4, Knoebel 3, Milhaupt 3, Buss 16, Schuchart 4. 3-pt: Knoebel. FT: 7-9. Fouls: 10.

Neenah 74, Fond du Lac 57

FOND DU LAC – The Rockets limited the Cardinals to 4-for-24 shooting on 3-point attempts to get the win.

Ellie Buss made seven 3-pointers and scored 30 points to lead Neenah. Rowan Klesmit added 17 points.

Fond du Lac was led by Amana Kejo with 20 points and Allie Buelow with 12.

Neenah 44 30 – 74

Fond du Lac 31 26 – 57

Neenah: Ebel 4, Gentile 4, Malloy 3, Klesmit 17, Baltus 5, Kreger 5, Matheny 6, Buss 30. 3-pt: Klesmit, Buss 7. FT: 16-19. Fouls: 10.

Fond du Lac: Johnson 5, Buelow 12, Braatz 4, Krause 5, Wiegand 4, L.Kejo 6, Ciha 1, A. Kejo 20. 3-pt: Johnson, Buelow 2, Krause. FT: 7-11. Fouls: 18.

Freedom 55, Waupaca 39

FREEDOM – Abbie Cropsey scored 17 points and pulled down 12 rebounds to lead the Irish to the win over the Comets.

Breana Dickrell hit four 3-pointers and finished with 12 points for Freedom.

Waupaca was paced by Hailey Bechard with 14 points. Josie Nickel added 10 points.

Waupaca 21 18 – 39

Freedom 29 26 – 55

Waupaca: Bechard 14, Widdel 4, Kling 7, Koron 4, Nickel 10. 3-pt: Bechard 3, Kling, Nickel 2. FT: 5-6. Fouls: 13.

Freedom: Lang 6, Bork 8, Calhoon 8, Dickrell 12, Brown 4, Cropsey 17. 3-pt: Calhoon, Dickrell 4. FT: 8-13. Fouls: 9.

St. Mary Catholic 88, Kohler 64

KOHLER – Emily Vogel poured in 28 points and four Zephyrs scored in double figures en route to the Big East Conference win.

Autumn Crowe added 17 points, while Lucy Norville and Lauren Ripley had 10 apiece.

St. Mary Catholic built a 51-28 halftime advantage and held off the Blue Bombers from there.

Leading the way for Kohler were Claire Brotz with 19 points, Gwenn Elliott with 16 and Avery Buzaitis with 10.

St. Mary Catholic 51 37 – 88

Kohler 28 36 – 64

St. Mary Catholic: McCauley 3, Norville 10, Vogel 28, Ripley 10, Crowe 17, Jankowski 3, Nackers 4, Voss 6, Brenn 7. 3-pt: Vogel 2, Ripley 2, Voss 2. FT: 22-32. Fouls: 22.

Kohler: Buzaitis 10, C. Brotz 19, Holzrichter 2, Elliott 16, Hocevar 4, Loest 6, L. Brotz 7. 3-pt: Buzaitis 2, C. Brotz 2, Elliott, L. Brotz. FT: 16-29. Fouls: 22.

Amherst 44, Shiocton 34

SHIOCTON – Olivia Davis poured in 23 points and Ivy Boelk added 11 as the Falcons downed the Chiefs in Central Wisconsin Conference action.

Aliyah Reese led Shiocton with 12 points.

Amherst grabbed a 21-13 halftime lead and held off the Chiefs from there.

The Falcons are now 7-9 overall and 4-5 in the CWC-East, while Shiocton falls to 6-11 and 3-7.

Amherst 21 23 – 44

Shiocton 13 21 – 34

Amherst: Filtz 1, Lusic 5, Singer 4, Davis 23, Boelk 11. 3-pt: None. FT: 10-24. Fouls: 9.

Shiocton: Hofacker 9, Reese 12, M. Young 2, Murray 3, Affeldt 2, Neubert 4, B. Young 2. 3-pt: Reese 4. FT: 4-9. Fouls: 17.

Brillion 57, Southern Door 30 (Monday)

BRUSSELS – The Lions led by 12 points at halftime and cruised in the second half to the nonconference win.

Camden Hale led Brillion with 16 points. Emma Schuh added 12 and Amaya Brooks had 10.

Southern Door was led by Ashlyn Delfosse with 17 points.

Brillion 30 27 – 57

Southern Door 18 12 – 30

Brillion: C. Hale 16, Ott 7, Hedrich 4, Krahn 6, Krueger 2, Brooks 10, E. Schuh 12. 3-pt: C. Hale 4, Ott. FT: 4-4. Fouls: 13.

Southern Door: Claflin 5, Tassoul 1, Vogel 2, Kaye 3, Delfosse 17, Bouche 2. 3-pt: Delfosse 3, Kaye, Claflin. FT: 9-10. Fouls: 9.

New London 55, Wisconsin Rapids 24 (Monday)

NEW LONDON – The Bulldogs led by 16 points at halftime and added to their lead in the second half in the nonconference win.

Djunie Langel led New London with 13 points. Morgan Jones added 12 points and Shaye Allen scored 10.

Wisconsin Rapids was led by Kristin Radtke with 13 points.

Wisconsin Rapids 9 15 – 24

New London 25 30 – 55

Wisconsin Rapids: Linzmeier 4, Neilitz 3, Radtke 13, Cour 3, Denson 1. 3-pt: Linzmeier, Neilitz, Radtke. FT: 5-11. Fouls: 12.

New London: Baehman 5, Handschke 8, Langel 13, Stroesenreuther 3, Allen 10, Daly 2, Esser 2, Jones 12. 3-pt: Jones 2, Allen 2, Handschke 2, Baehman, Langel, Stroesenreuther. FT: 4-6. Fouls: 14.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Kaukauna 86, Appleton East 42

APPLETON – The Ghosts scored 43 points in each half in the Fox Valley Association win over the Patriots.

Andrew Jensen scored 30 points to lead the Ghosts, who had 13 made 3-pointers. Jonah Roehrig and Keegan VanKauwenberg added 14 points apiece.

Appleton East was led by DaKing Clemons with 11 points and Cade Prestigiacomo with 10.

Kaukauna 43 43 – 86

Appleton East 19 23 – 42

Kaukauna: McMullin 6, Graff 4, Carl 5, Buckoski 2, Weyenberg 6, Jensen 30, Schwalbach 2, Immel 3, Roehrig 14, VanKauwenberg 14. 3-pt: Roehrig 4, VanKauwenberg 3, Weyenberg 2, McMullin 2, Carl, Immel. FT: 5-7. Fouls: 7.

Appleton East: Christiansen 4, Prestigiacomo 10, Clemons 11, Sangweni 3, Weisbach 2, Nieman 2, O’Reilly 2, Bertrand 8. 3-pt: Clemons 3, Bertrand 2, Sangweni. FT: 8-8. Fouls: 9.

Freedom 54, Waupaca 51

WAUPACA – Donovan Davis scored 26 points and the Irish outscored the Comets 17-3 at the free throw line as Freedom defeated Waupaca.

Drew Kortz added 11 points for Freedom

Aaron Wolff led Waupaca with 18 points.

Freedom 26 28 – 54

Waupaca 23 28 – 51

Freedom: Wesoloski 5, Vandenberg 3, Kortz 11, Rueckl 2, Henkel 7, Davis 26. 3-pt: Wesoloski, Henkel, Davis. FT: 17-19. Fouls: 9.

Waupaca: Adamczak 6, Soto 5, Lauritzen 6, Bessman 7, Wolff 18, Harms 9. 3-pt: Soto, Wolff 2, Harms 3. FT: 3-7. Fouls: 16.

Fox Valley Lutheran 72, Clintonville 52

CLINTONVILLE – Gabe Heiges scored 17 points and Caleb Dahlke added 16 as the Foxes outlasted the Truckers in North Eastern Conference action.

Also reaching double-digit scoring for FVL was Amani Dahlke with 13 points.

The Foxes led 34-20 at the half before holding Clintonville at bay the rest of the way.

Sam Wegener led the Truckers with 16 points, while Max Young added 12 and Carter Mauel 10.

Fox Valley Lutheran 34 38 – 72

Clintonville 20 32 – 52

Fox Valley Lutheran: Heiges 17, Erickson 6, Feidt 7, Nowak 6, A. Dahlke 13, Kapande 7, C. Dahlke 16. 3-pt: Heiges 3, Erickson 2, Feidt, Nowak 2, C. Dahlke 4. FT: 4-8. Fouls: 8.

Clintonville: Wegener 16, Mauel 10, Baribeau 9, Harbaugh 5, Young 12. 3-pt: Wegener 2, Mauel 2, Baribeau 3, Young 4. FT: 5-8. Fouls: 8.

Wrightstown 83, Marinette 47

MARINETTE – Jaeden Kittoe led a balanced scoring attack with 15 points and Aiden Humphreys added 14 as the Tigers outpaced the Marines in a North Eastern Conference matchup.

Bennett Theunis added 10 points as 12 Tigers scored on the night.

Connor Eastman had the hot hand for Marinette with 13 points, while Chase MacGregor added 12.

Wrightstown grabbed a 19-point halftime lead before finishing the game on a 46-29 run.

Wrightstown 37 46 – 83

Marinette 18 29 – 47

Wrightstown: Nowak 2, Kittoe 15, Theunis 10, Humphreys 14, Buntin 3, Vanden Heuvel 6, Colwell 8, Cyra 4, Podgorski 2, Besel 4, Cich 8, Morschauser 7. 3-pt: Kittoe 2, Theunis 2, Humphreys 2, Buntin, Vanden Heuvel 2, Colwell 2, Cich 2. FT: 6-11. Fouls: 16.

Marinette: MacGregor 12, Eastman 13, Schneider 5, Ducane 2, Jacobson 4, Anderson 4, Smith 5, Kurz 2. 3-pt: MacGregor 2, Eastman 3, Schneider, Smith. FT: 6-12. Fouls: 11.

Kohler 79, St. Mary Catholic 66

KOHLER – Mason Uhlenbrauck scored 21 points, including 14 in the second half, but that wasn’t enough as the Blue Bombers defeated the Zephyrs.

Preston Fields and Tarver Trinkner added 16 and 13 points, respectively, for St. Mary Catholic.

Kohler was led by Brady Duchow with 20 points. Lennon Buzaitis and Jackson Mannon added 16 and 12 points. respectively, for Kohler.

St. Mary Catholic 22 44 – 66

Kohler 40 39 – 79

St. Mary Catholic: Beck 2, Trinkner 13, Uhlenbrauck 21, Brenn 2, Fields 16, Dwyer 2, Norville 7, Klinkhammer 3. 3-pt: Trinker, Uhlenbrauck 3, Klinkhammer. FT: 21-31. Fouls: 20.

Kohler: Oldenhoff 9, Mannon 12, Kading 2, Buzaitis 16, Cornwell 4, Moctezuma 9, Duchow 20, Geble 7. 3-pt: Duchow 5, Oldenhoff, Mannon, Buzaitis 3. FT: 19-26. Fouls: 21.

Notre Dame 57, Menasha 56 (Monday)

MENASHA – The Tritons led by 11 points at halftime and then held on for the victory over the Bluejays.

Leo Weber and Drew Siudzinski each scored 13 points for Notre Dame.

Menasha was led by Josiah Hibbler with 16 points.

Notre Dame 37 20 – 57

Menasha 26 30 – 56

Notre Dame: Weber 13, Austin Hendricks 4, AJ Hendricks 7, Suidzinski 13, Guyette 8, Rader 12. 3-pt: Weber 2, Siudzinski 2, Guyette, AJ Hendricks. FT: 9-15. Fouls: 11.

Menasha: White 9, Mukome 7, Hibbler 16, Senyange 3, Miller 9, Lockridge 10, Lukasavage 2. 3-pt: Miller 3, White, Mukome, Hibbler, Senyange, Lockridge. FT: 8-10. Fouls: 16.

BOYS HOCKEY

Stevens Point 5, Neenah/Hortonville/Menasha 4

GRAND CHUTE – Grant Molski scored 45 seconds into overtime to give the Panthers the win over the Rockets.

Neenah/Hortonville/Menasha took a 2-0 lead in the first period on goals by Mark Sutton and Ty Laabs.

Stevens Point roared back with three goals in the second period on goals by Carsen Somers, Beau Schroeder and Molski.

In the third period, the Rockets sandwiched goals by Calvin Zinda and Cooper Zinda around a Stevens Point goal by Somers to send the game into overtime.

Cartyr Simonson, Calvin Zinda, Sutton and Laabs had assists for NHM, which was outshot by Stevens Point 32-25.

Owen Debbert had 27 saves in goal for Neenah/Hortonville/Menasha. Eric Cisewski had 21 saves for Stevens Point.

Ashwaubenon 3, Appleton United 0 (Monday)

ASHWAUBENON – The Jaguars scored a goal in each period in the victory over Appleton.

Conner Viau, Mitchell Specht and Ryan Leahy scored for Ashwaubenon. Leahy, Mason Murray and Ilya Svetlichnyy had assists.

Ashwaubenon goalie Justin Pintar had 12 saves. Appleton United goalie Brandon Tobak had 27 saves.

GYMNASTICS

Kaukauna 114.15, Sheboygan North/South 105.9 (Monday)

SHEBOYGAN – Agape Koester placed second in the all-around to lead the Ghosts to the dual meet victory.

Koester finished first on floor exercise, second on uneven bars and third on the balance beam. Lilly Hubers was second on vault, third on bars, third on floor and third in the all-around.

BOYS SWIMMING AND DIVING

Valley Swim Team 100, Appleton North/East 80

200 Medley R: 1, Valley Swim Team (Emerson Middendorp, Hayden Hollenbeck, Ethan Bruce, Max Baade) 1:59.36; 2, Appleton North/East (Arthur Skorr, Cal Woreck, Cash Braun, Jason Hindman) 2:05.97. 200 Free: 1, Ethan Pasholk VST 2:08.16; 2, Arthur Skorr AN/E 2:20.02. 200 IM: 1, Ethan Pasholk VST 2:19.59; 2, Sebastian Brown AN/E 2:39.97. 50 Free: 1, Cash Braun AN/E :27.21; 2, Max Baade VST :27.30. Diving: 1, Owen Schmitz AN/E 250.10; 2, Tyler Jossie VST 218.10. 100 Fly: 1, Ethan Bruce VST 1:02.92; 2, Max Baade VST 1:12.09. 100 Free: 1, Emerson Middendorp VST 1:02.87; 2, Ryan Campana AN/E 1:08.31. 400 Free: 1, Hayden Hollenbeck VST 4:50.02; 2, Ethan Shalkhauser VST 5:06.62. 200 Free R: 1 Valley Swim Team (Ethan Pasholk, Emerson Middendorp, Max Baade, Tyler VanGompel) 1:47.02; 2, Appleton North/East (Arthur Skorr, Cal Woreck, Jason Hindman, Cash Braun) 1:59.02. 100 Back: 1, Tyler VanGompel VST 1:07.91; 2, Ethan Bruce VST 1:09.92. 100 Breast: 1, Hayden Hollenbeck VST 1:09.82; 2, Tyler VanGompel VST 1:13.07. 400 Free R: 1, Valley Swim Team (Ethan Pasholk, Ethan Bruce, Hayden Hollenbeck, Tyler VanGompel) 4:01.73; 2, Appleton North/East (Ryan Campana, Sebastian Brown, Mats Ridlehoover, Esteban Medina) 4:44.12.

Neenah 129, Oshkosh North/Lourdes 51

200 Medley R: 1, Neenah (Ryker Zarda, Tanner Trustem, Drew Gaerthofner, Burke Wendell) 1:41:27; 2, Neenah (Gideon Benner, Gage Jensen, Rylan Mendoza, Austin Pierstorff) 1:55.15. 200 Free: 1, Julian Kuehn N 1:53.54; 2, Tanner Trustem N 2:02.22. 200 IM: 1, Burke Wendell N 2:12.77; 2, Joshua Youngwerth N 2:15.05. 50 Free: 1, Drew Gaerthofner N :21.84; 2, Gideon Benner N :24.28. Diving: 1, River Reeves ONL 332.80; 2, Everix Blessent ONL 164.25. 100 Fly: 1, Ryker Zarda N 1:04.15; 2, Trip Kujawa ONL 1:10.25. 100 Free: 1, Joshua Youngwerth N :52.99; 2, Austin Pierstorff N :58.03. 500 Free: 1, Drew Gaerthofner N 5:08.78; 2, Tanner Trustem N 5:54.30. 200 Free R: 1, Neenah (Julian Kuehn, Joshua Youngwerth, Gideon Benner, Tanner Trustem) 1:33.94; 2, Neenah (Ryker Zarda, Jacob Reckner, Austin Pierstorff, Rylan Mendoza) 1:42.93. 100 Back: 1, Julian Kuehn N 1:02.98; 2, Burke Wendell N 1:03.94. 100 Breast: 1, Sawyer Sharratt ONL 1:04.82; 2, Ryker Zarda N 1:12.87. 400 Free R: 1, Neenah (Drew Gaerthofner, Burke Wendell, Joshua Youngwerth, Julian Kuehn) 3:30.12; 2, Neenah (Crawford Pfeifle, Ben Munson, Seth Johnson, Gage Jensen) 4:05.13.

WRESTLING

Fox Valley Lutheran 32, New Holstein 15

132: Grant Shea FVL technical fall over Landon Kees 21-5. 138: Vince Lisowe NH pinned Davis Anderson :57. 144: Tyler Martin FVL won by forfeit. 150: Double forfeit. 157: Jackson Kiesling FVL won by forfeit. 165: Austin Kufner FVL won by forfeit. 175: Ethan Miller NH dec. Ethan Ruppel 7-2. 190: Jayden Buechel NH pinned Ryder Strenn 3:11. 215: Double forfeit. 285: Liam Murphy FVL pinned Logan Mullenbach :48. 106: Double forfeit 113: Double forfeit 120: Double forfeit 126: Jonah Wittig FVL dec. Colbey Lee 14-11.