Green Bay area high school sports results for Friday, Feb. 21

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BOYS SWIMMING AND DIVING

WIAA Division 2 State Championships

WAUKESHA – Ashwaubenon finished in fifth place in the team standings with 158 points at Waukesha South High School.

McFarland won its second consecutive team title and eighth in program history, finishing with 283 points. McFarland won eight of the 12 events, including five individual events and three relays. Rhinelander was second with 235 points.

Anthony Hendrickson led Ashwaubenon with two fifth-place finishes. He was fifth in the 200-yard individual medley and fifth in the 100 breaststroke in 57.97 seconds.

The Division 1 state meet is Saturday, with diving competition beginning at 9:30 a.m. and swimming events at 2:30 p.m.

MCFARLAND 283, RHINELANDER 235, WHITEFISH BAY 223, NICOLET 165, ASHWAUBENON 158, EDGEWOOD 150, WHITNALL 144, STOUGHTON 125, SAUK PRAIRIE/WISCONSIN HEIGHTS 107, CEDARBURG 107, SHOREWOOD 90, BRILLION/VALDERS/CHILTON 57, BARABOO 57, THE PRAIRIE SCHOOL 56, WHITEWATER 49, RIVER FALLS 47, KIEL/ELKHART LAKE-GLENBEULAH 45, PULASKI 42, PORT WASHINGTON 35, TOMAHAWK 32, BROOKFIELD ACADEMY 28, RICE LAKE 27, ELKHORN AREA 25, PLYMOUTH 20, GRAFTON 9, ST. AUGUSTINE PREPARATORY 4, NOTRE DAME 3

Diving: 1, Evan Zimbelman CED 403.15; 10, Tarik Schneider BVC 285.05.

200 Medley R: 1, McFarland 1:29.88 (record); 6, Ashwaubenon (Michael Rowell, Anthony Hendrickson, Trevor Dietzler, Ashtyn Andersen) 1:41.73; 8, Brillion/Valders/Chilton (Bryce Hedtke, Killian Armstrong, Kevin Halverson, Adam Bunnell) 1:43.21; 9, Pulaski (Patrick Reynolds, Will Gosse, Jace Olson, Carter Grasse) 1:43.54.

200 Free: 1, Ethan Schutten WHIT 1:37.67 (record); 12, Kevin Halverson BVC 1:50.01.

200 IM: 1, Blake TeBeest MCF 1:50.55; 5, Anthony Hendrickson ASH 1:59.47; 11, Michael Rowell ASH 2:08.04; 13, Killian Armstrong BVC 2:08.94; 15, Patrick Reynolds PUL 2:10.15.

50 Free: 1, Shane TeBeest MCF :20.52; 11, Tommy McNicoll ASH :22.39; 12, Ryan Jadin ASH :22.48; 14, Conrad Kreutzberg PUL :22.88; 15, Jace Olson PUL :22.89; 16, Bryce Hedtke BVC :23.04.

100 Fly: 1, Cale TeBeest MCF :48.44 (record); 11, Kevin Halverson BVC :55.05; 12, Jace Olson PUL :55.15.

100 Free: 1, Shane TeBeest MCF :45.16; 6, Tommy McNicoll ASH :48.95; 10, Ryan Jadin ASH :49.91.

500 Free: 1, Ethan Schutten WHIT 4:22.79 (record); 9, Nolan Walter ASH 5:00.33; 11, Parker Bohm ASH 5:02.42; 13, Bartolo Lara PUL 5:10.83; 14, Brady Wallace ASH 5:12.26.

200 Free R: 1, McFarland 1:26.56; 7, Ashwaubenon (Tommy McNicoll, Parker Bohm, Nolan Walter, Ryan Jadin) 1:29.60; 15, Pulaski (Jace Olson, Conrad Kreutzberg, Will Gosse, Carter Grasse) 1:32.57.

100 Back: 1, Blake TeBeest MCF :48.11; 13, Patrick Reynolds PUL :56.86; 14, Quinn Collison ND :57.74.

100 Breast: 1, Julian Callender STO :55.31; 5, Anthony Hendrickson ASH :57.97; 16, Ashtyn Andersen ASH 1:07.14.

400 Free R: 1, McFarland 3:04.66; 7, Ashwaubenon (Tommy McNicoll, Parker Bohm, Nolan Walter, Ryan Jadin) 3:21.62; 11, Brillion/Valders/Chilton (Bryce Hedtke, Adam Bunnell, Killian Armstrong, Kevin Halverson) 3:23.61.

BOYS BASKETBALL

De Pere 61, Manitowoc 39

MANITOWOC – The Redbirds got 20 points from Pryce Gregoire in the win over the Ships.

Gregoire was supported in the De Pere scoring column by Conner Hutjens and Witt Krueger, who scored 11 and 10 points, respectively.

Manitowoc was led by Brayden Steinbecker wth 17 points.

Manitowoc 18 21 – 39

De Pere 27 34 – 61

Manitowoc: Grapentine 5, Kubsch 7, Steinbecker 17, Danielson 2, Bolchen 4, Ducat 4. 3-pt: Grapentine, Kubsch. FT: 2-4. Fouls: 12.

De Pere: Demovsky 8, Hutjens 11, Bookter 8, Herlache 2, Bonfigt 2, Kruegear 10, Gregoire 20. 3-pt: Hutjens 3, Bookter, Krueger 2, Gregoire 4. FT: 11-15. Fouls: 12.

Bay Port 55, Notre Dame 52

SUAMICO – Noah Thomas scored 13 points and Matt Stevens added 12 as the Pirates slipped past the Tritons in a key Fox River Classic Conference matchup.

The win moves Bay Port to 13-10 overall and 10-7 in the FRCC, while Notre Dame falls to 17-5 and 13-4.

The Tritons were led by Leo Weber and Drew Siudzinski, both with 13 points, and Adam Guyette with 10.

The game was tied at the half before Bay Port closed on a 25-22 second-half run.

Notre Dame 30 22 – 52

Bay Port 30 25 – 55

Notre Dame: Weber 13, Hendricks 7, Siudzinski 13, Warden 2, Guyette 10, Rader 7. 3-pt: Weber, Hendricks, Siudzinski 3, Guyette, Rader. FT: 9-11. Fouls: 16.

Bay Port: Jones 6, Stevens 12, Durkee 4, Binns 3, Kelly 9, Thomas 13, Hendricks 2, Cornette 6. 3-pt: Stevens 2, Binns, Kelly. FT: 11-12. Fouls: 12.

Seymour 63, Xavier 61

APPLETON – The Thunder led by 13 points at halftime and then held off the Hawks for the Bay Conference win.

Kyler Marks led Seymour with 19 points. Jordan Krause added 14, Isaac Feske scored 12 and Xavier Salzman had 11.

Xavier was led by Logan Ramczyk with 30 points. Cole Hietpas added 11 and Luke Oelhafen scored 10.

Seymour 39 24 – 63

Xavier 26 35 – 61

Seymour: X. Salzman 11, Geyso 5, Paltzer 2, Marks 19, Krause 14, Feske 12.

Xavier: Ramczyk 30, Bleck 6, Gallucci 4, Hietpas 11, Oelhafen 10. 3-pt: Ramczyk 3, Oelhafen 3, Bleck, Hietpas. FT: 5-10. Fouls: 14.

Menasha 81, Green Bay West 63

GREEN BAY – The Bluejays outscored the Wildcats by 18 points in the second half for the Bay Conference win after being tied at halftime.

Menasha had five players score in double figures, led by Mason Lukasavage with 21 points. Jo Hibbler and Tray Lockridge added 13 apiece, while JC Mukome and Levi Miller each scored 11.

Green Bay West was led by Sam Hemery with 26 points.

Menasha 39 42 – 81

Green Bay West 39 24 – 63

Menasha: White 3, Mukome 11, Hibbler 13, Senyange 3, Miller 11, Lockridge 13, Wilke 6, Lukasavage 21. 3-pt: Lukasavage 4, Miller 3, Mukome 2, White, Wilke. FT: 20-31. Fouls: 21.

Green Bay West: Hemery 26, Wilson 13, Brundridge 4, Thao 2, Howell 6, Jacobson 10, De Carvalho 2. 3-pt: Hemery, Howell 2. FT: 18-25. Fouls: 22.

Wrightstown 61, Denmark 54

WRIGHTSTOWN – The Tigers improve to 10-7 in the North Eastern Conference and 13-9 overall with the win over the Vikings.

Kaden Colwell led Wrightstown wth 19 points. Ethan Cyra and Truman Morschauser added 16 and 12, respectively.

Brayden Jeanquart led Denmark with 14 points. Jack Dewar scored 11 and Eli Kapinos added 10.

Denmark falls to 7-10 in conference play and 10-12 overall.

Denmark 27 27 – 54

Wrightstown 25 36 – 61

Denmark: Anderson 2, Delarwelle 6, Bohn 3, Kapinos 10, Malay 8, Dewar 11, Jeanquart 14. 3-pt: Delarwelle, Kapinos 3, Malay, Dewar 2, Jeanquart. FT: 11-16. Fouls: 16.

Wrightstown: Kittoe 6, Theunis 2, Buntin 2, VandenHeuvel 4, Colwell 19, Cyra 16, Morschauser 12. 3-pt: Kittoe 2, Colwell, Cyra 2. FT: 8-13. Fouls: 16.

Little Chute 70, Marinette 32

LITTLE CHUTE – Trevor Verhagen scored 23 points as the Mustangs built a big halftime advantage and cruised to the North Eastern Conference win over the Marines.

Leading the way for Marinette was Connor Eastman with nine points.

Little Chute grabbed a 40-15 halftime advantage and never looked back. In all, 11 Mustangs scored on the night.

Marinette 15 17 – 32

Little Chute 40 30 – 70

Marinette: C. Eastman 9, Hanson 7, Ducane 7, Jacobson 3, Anderson 4, Kurz 2. 3-pt: C. Eastman 3, Hanson. FT: 6-10. Fouls: 12.

Little Chute: J. Verhagen 2, Manns 6, Engle 4, Lamers 6, Schultz 7, Jansen 6, Joten 4, Jakubek 9, T. Verhagen 23, Hermsen 2, Peters 1. 3-pt: T. Verhagen 4. FT: 4-9. Fouls: 11.

Oconto Falls 78, Clintonville 71

CLINTONVILLE – Evan Yuma and Jameson Beaman scored 19 points apiece to power the Panthers past the Truckers in North Eastern Conference action.

Also scoring in double figures for Oconto Falls were J.J. Pytleski with 14 points and Chase Carriveau with 13.

The Panthers took a 34-30 halftime advantage and held off Clintonville the rest of the way.

The Truckers were paced by Sam Wegener with 29 points and Carter Mauel with 21.

Oconto Falls 34 44 – 78

Clintonville 30 41 – 71

Oconto Falls: Bursa 9, Yuma 19, Carriveau 13, McDonald 2, Skarban 2, Beaman 19, Pytleski 14. 3-pt: Carriveau 3, Beaman 3, Pytleski 2. FT: 12-14. Fouls: 14.

Clintonville: Wegener 29, Hanson 3, Mauel 21, Korth 3, Polzin 4, Harbaugh 2, Young 9. 3-pt: Wegener 4, Hanson, Mauel, Korth, Young 3. FT: 9-13. Fouls: 17. Fouled out: Mauel.

Sturgeon Bay 66, Gibraltar 40

FISH CREEK – The Clippers, who led by eight points at halftime, broke open their game with the Vikings by outscoring them by 18 points in the second half.

Hayden Tracy led Sturgeon Bay with 16 points. Benjamin Ash added 14 points, while Jackson Starr scored 11.

Gibraltar was led by Kayin Jackson with 11 points.

Sturgeon Bay 23 43 – 66

Gibraltar 15 25 – 40

Sturgeon Bay: Plzak 5, Staff 11, I. Fruzyna 2, Tracy 16, S. Fruzyna 8, Ash 14, Nell 5, Evers 5. 3-pt: Plzak, Tracy 4. S. Fruzyna 2, Ash 4, Nell. FT: 2-4. Fouls: 10.

Gibraltar: Brey 5, Jackson 11, Lindenberg 5, Rericha 3, Kita 4, M. Jauregui 2, Mize 6, F. Jauregui 4. 3-pt: Brey, Lindenberg, Rericha. FT: 3-7. Fouls: 8.

Bonduel 79, Amherst 39

BONDUEL – The Bears got back into the win column and clinched the Central Wisconsin Conference championship by downing the Falcons, two nights after suffering their first loss of the year.

Quinn Wesenberg led Bonduel with 19 points, while Sam Roberts had a double-double with 13 points and 15 rebounds.

Also scoring in double figures for the Bears were Race Anvelink with 11 points and Cade Johnson and Ryan Westrich, both with 10.

Taylan McCormick led Amherst with 11 points.

With the win, Bonduel moves to 21-1 overall and 13-0 in the CWC, while the Falcons fall to 7-16 and 2-11.

Amherst 19 20 – 39

Bonduel 48 31 – 79

Amherst: Soulsby 8, Vander Laan 4, Hodges 2, Perkins 9, Vaquers 3, Glodowski 2, McCormick 11. 3-pt: Perkins 2, Vaquers. FT: 10-14. Fouls: 7.

Bonduel: Johnson 10, Zuleger 4, Westrich 10, Hartlaben 2, Uelmen 6, Moesch 2, Wesenberg 19, Anvelink 11, Roberts 13, Schroeder 2. 3-pt: Johnson 2, Westrich, Wesenberg 3, Anvelink 2, Roberts. FT: 2-4. Fouls: 14.

Three Lakes 69, Lena 45

LENA – Easton Lurvey poured in 26 points and Owen Liebscher and Levi Lurvey added 12 each as the Bluejays downed the Wildcats.

Three Lakes jumped out to a 10-point halftime advantage before outscoring Lena 38-24 in the final 18 minutes.

Mason Spice led the Wildcats with 13 points.

Three Lakes 31 38 – 69

Lena 21 24 – 45

Three Lakes: Erickson 2, E. Lurvey 26, O. Liebscher 12, C. Liebscher 6, Pitlik 6, Welsh 1, L. Lurvey 12, Polcaster 2, Weavers 2. 3-pt: E. Lurvey 2, O. Liebscher, L. Lurvey. FT: 17-22. Fouls: 20.

Lena: Shallow 4, Comins 6, Spice 13, Belognia 7, Thomson 4, Schlosser 5, Behnke 4, Demmith 2. 3-pt: Comins 2, Spice, Belognia, Schlosser. FT: 8-14. Fouls: 15.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Crivitz 51, Coleman 43

COLEMAN – Izzy Wesoloski poured in 15 points as the Wolverines outlasted the Cougars to earn the Marinette & Oconto Conference win.

Also scoring in double figures for Crivitz were Kiya Brand with 12 points and Marli Meyers with 11.

Crivitz built an 18-13 halftime lead and held off Coleman over the final 18 minutes.

Alyssa Kurth led the Cougars with 13 points, while Alaynah Gilbertson added 11.

With the win, Crivitz moves to 15-7 overall and 11-5 in the M&O, while Coleman fall sto 11-13 and 9-7.

Crivitz 18 33 – 51

Coleman 13 30 – 43

Crivitz: Gruszynski 5, Brand 12, Ott 4, Doyen 2, Pusick 2, Wesoloski 15, Meyers 11. 3-pt: Wesoloski. FT: 22-31. Fouls: 16.

Coleman: Markiewicz 3, Gilbertson 11, Kuchta 4, Rosner 1, Gross 9, Seibert 2, Kurth 13. 3-pt: Gross 2. FT: 7-13. Fouls: 22. Fouled out: Markiewicz.

Niagara 44, Three Lakes 34

THREE LAKES – The Badgers overcame a five-point halftime deficit to earn the nonconference win.

Bristol Sanicki led the way for Niagara with 23 points, including hitting seven 3-pointers, while Mallory Sanicki added 11 points.

Haylee Barnekow paced Three Lakes with 11 points.

Niagara 14 30 – 44

Three Lakes 19 15 – 34

Niagara: M. Sanicki 11, B. Sanicki 23, Neuens-Allred 4, Swanson 2, Kleikamp 1, Walker 3. 3-pt: M. Sanicki 2, B. Sanicki 7. FT: 9-19. Fouls: 7.

Three Lakes: Szews 5, Barnekow 11, Eppler 2, Fogerty 7, Kowalkowski 2, Connor 2, Bradford 5. 3-pt: Fogerty. FT: 5-12. Fouls: 18.

BOYS HOCKEY

Neenah/Hortonville/Menasha 5, Ashwaubenon 2

GRAND CHUTE – The Rockets advance to the sectional semifinals with the regional final win over the Jaguars.

Neenah/Hortonville/Menasha will play West Bend on Tuesday at the Community First Champion Center.

GIRLS WRESTLING

Menasha Sectional

NEENAH 94, MENASHA 93, TWO RIVERS 45.5, CHILTON/HILBERT 44, CAMPBELLSPORT 40, WRIGHTSTOWN 40, MANITOWOC LINCOLN 37.5, PLYMOUTH 32, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 30, WEST DE PERE 29, SOUTHERN DOOR 28.5, BRILLION 26.5, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 24, DE PERE 23.5, MISHICOT 23.5, FOND DU LAC 22, XAVIER 20, STURGEON BAY/SEVASTOPOL 19, KEWAUNEE 18, KIMBERLY 15, SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 10, NEW HOLSTEIN 8, OOSTBURG 6, NORTH FOND DU LAC/ST MARY’S SPRINGS 0, OSHKOSH NORTH 0, OSHKOSH WEST 0, RANDOM LAKE 0, WINNEBAGO LUTHERAN ACADEMY 0

Top 2 places in each weight class advance to state

100 – First: Brooke Corrigan DP pinned Amiya D Aoust MAN 1:46; Second-place wrestleback: D Aoust MAN pinned Destiny Parker TR 2:34; Third: Parker TR technical fall over Emma Rogers OOS 16-1. 107 – First: Ashlynn Scheidermayer NEE dec. Irelyn Woolhether CAM 2-0; Third: Nora LeFevre SD pinned Lexi Schuenemann PLY 2:58. 114 – First: Kylee Kurszewski NEE dec. Megan Schuenemann PLY 7-1; Second-place wrestleback: Schuenemann PLY dec. Wesnaytha Benish SN 3-2; Third: Benish SN dec. Brinley Miller BR 7-4. 120 – First: Angie Bianchi TR dec. Emjay Neumann MAN 3-0; Third: Eve Rausch MEN technical fall over Debra Kuss MIS 22-7. 126 – First: Amari Richard NEE dec. Taya Johnson MEN 9-8; Third: Emma Batzler CAM pinned Olivia Kaczrowski MIS 1:45. 132 – First: Lillie Banks MEN pinned Chesney Bartoszek WRI 1:57; Third: Sophia Soukup TR dec. Mya Schraufnagel CAM 13-12. 138 – First: Madeline Faulkner X dec. Sydney Turner SD 12-6; Second-place wrestleback: Sevanna Hoyer BR pinned Turner SD 5:07; Third: Hoyer BR pinned Michaelynn Wotachek MIS 3:05. 145 – First: Ava Armatti NEE pinned Natalia Rojas C/H 2:16; Second-place wrestleback: Tiani LeMieux SB/S pinned Rojas C/H :16; Third: LeMieux SB/S pinned Natalie Flohr MEN :36. 152 – First: Brooke Hansen WRI dec. Arianna Niemojuski KEW 3-0; Third: Caitlyn Popp C/H pinned Janet Sorto NEE 3:01. 165 – First: Lauryn Rubbert MEN technical fall over Sarah Campbell KIM 20-2; Second-place wrestleback: Olivia Hoefner C/H dec. Campbell KIM 13-8; Third: Hoefner C/H pinned Isabell Fisher PLY 3:26. 185 – First: Kiley Georgel LXC pinned Rayanah Yates WDP 1:26; Third: Yeindhi Diaz SS pinned Haiden Wilcox NH 3:24. 235 – First: Reghan Ziegler FDL pinned Destiny Duesterback SN 1:41; Third: Mercedes Kruse WDP pinned Allison Abel MEN :24.

Shawano Sectional

WAUSAU WEST 101.5, BONDUEL 89, FREEDOM 71.5, BAY PORT 64, PULASKI 57, NEW LONDON 38, HORTONVILLE 37, PESHTIGO 31.5, CLINTONVILLE 24, WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 24, LENA 23.5, TOMAHAWK 22.5, WAUPACA 22, ANTIGO 19.5, MARINETTE 19.5, GREEN BAY WEST/EAST/SOUTHWEST 19, GREEN BAY PREBLE 16, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 14, SHAWANO 14, SHIOCTON 13, RHINELANDER 12, D.C. EVEREST 8, SEYMOUR 8, MANAWA 6, APPLETON NORTH 0, APPLETON WEST 0, CRANDON 0, CRIVITZ/WAUSAUKEE 0, LAKELAND 0, OCONTO FALLS 0

100 – First: Katherine Cook FRE pinned Jackie Zuniga GBP 2:32; Second-place wrestleback: Zuniga GBP dec. Kaitlyn Kroening BON 9-4; Third: Kroening BON pinned Evelyn Hurley PES 1:30. 107 – First: Lily Baker FRE pinned Kylie Peissig TOM :55; Second-place wrestleback: Aaleeh Le WW dec. Peissig TOM 6-3; Third: Le WW major dec. Danika Spets DCE 19-8. 114 – First: Taylor Whiting LEN technical fall over Dakotah Athey BP 19-3; Third: Jenna Moede SHA pinned Ella Malek PES 3:19. 120 – First: Anna Behling BP pinned Jazleen Fong-Baake MAR :36; Second-place wrestleback: Fong-Baake MAR pinned Cassidy Lindner RHI 3:32; Third: Lindner RHI pinned Willow Gorecki SEY 2:50. 126 – First: Hannah Huza HORT dec. Addisen Olson PES 3-0; Second-place wrestleback: Olson PES dec. Hailey Berg BON 2-1; Third: Berg BON pinned Carmen Ghidorzi WW 2:22. 132 – First: Stella Pettitt FRE pinned Madelynn Lee WW 3:38; Second-place wrestleback: Lee WW pinned Hayleigh Ritchie NL :34; Third: Ritchie NL pinned Elliana Maroszek PUL 1:29. 138 – First: Emma Huggenvik WW dec. Leah Kapla PUL 1-0; Second-place wrestleback: Kapla PUL dec. Sophia Wunderlich FVL 14-8; Third: Wunderlich FVL pinned Savana Hansen WAUP 1:03. 145 – First: Harlow Skenandore PUL major dec. Olivia Hofrichter ANT 13-1; Second-place wrestleback: Hofrichter ANT technical fall over Caylin Johnson WAUP 18-1; Third: Johnson WAUP pinned Rycene Yang WW 1:11. 152 – First: Hailie Krueger NL pinned Madalyn Sokolski BON 1:22; Third: Lana Borchardt WW pinned Renezmae Rhoades BP 1:34. 165 – First: Alisha Berg BON pinned Christiana Nordstrom WW :53; Second-place wrestleback: Mackenzie Schiedermanyer HORT pinned Nordstrom WW 2:34; Third: Schiedermayer HORT pinned Ellie Neosh PUL 3:01. 185 – First: Brooke Huffman WB pinned Olivia Konshak BP 1:11; Second-place wrestleback: Madelyn Hert BON pinned Konshak BP 2:53; Third: Hert BON pinned Kami Gabrich TOM 3:29. 235 – First: Keela Deering CLI pinned Lily Helser SHI 1:44; Second-place wrestleback: Kyla Brasier GBW/E/SW pinned Helser SHI 2:56; Third: Brasier GBW/E/SW pinned Alexis Ferg MAN 1:55.