Green Bay area high school sports results for Thursday, Feb. 20

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GIRLS BASKETBALL

Arrowhead 60, Notre Dame 53

GREEN BAY – Arrowhead used a strong second-half surge to erase a 10-point halftime deficit en route to the nonconference win.

Natalie Kussow took over for the Warhawks, scoring 20 of her game-high 35 points in the final 18 minutes.

Powering the Tritons were Peyton Musial with 17 points, and Destiny Webster and Brianna Breese with 10 each.

With the win, Arrowhead moves to 20-3 overall, while Notre Dame falls to 16-7.

Arrowhead 25 35 – 60

Notre Dame 35 18 – 53

Arrowhead: Petersen 3, Samz 2, Zehner 9, Klemz 7, Kussow 35, Kescenovitz 4. 3-pt: Petersen, Zehner, Klemz, Kussow 5. FT: 12-20. Fouls: 11.

Notre Dame: Waldrop 2, Webster 10, Musial 17, Simpson 3, Breese 10, Abel 7, Moore 4. 3-pt: Webster 2, Simpson, Abel. FT: 7-9. Fouls: 15.

De Pere 64, Manitowoc 51

MANITOWOC – Abby Tassoul scored 24 points, including 14 in the first half, to lead the Redbirds to the win over the Ships.

The Redbirds finish the regular season 18-0 in the Fox River Classic Conference and 21-3 overall in winning the league championship. It is their first undefeated conference season since going 16-0 in 2012-13.

Jaden Ciesielczyk added 13 points for De Pere, while Egan Bierowski had 12 points and Aubree Fischer had 10.

Sarah Bolchen led Manitowoc with 18 points. Kendall Schmitz added 14.

De Pere 31 33 – 64

Manitowoc 20 31 – 51

De Pere: Tassoul 24, Ciesielczyk 13, Fischer 10, Neuenfeldt 5, Bierowski 12. 3-pt: Tassoul 5, Ciesielczyk, Bierowski. FT: 7-13. Fouls: 10.

Manitowoc: Bolchen 18, Peterson 9, Johnson 2, Schmitz 14, Eichmann 4, Quinchia 4. 3-pt: Bolchen 2, Peterson, Schmitz 4. FT: 6-9. Fouls: 14.

Green Bay Preble 59, Sheboygan North 34

GREEN BAY – The Hornets held the Golden Raiders to 15 points in the second half while outscoring them by 23 to pull away for the win.

Green Bay Preble was led by Jada Raeder, who scored 16 points. Brooklyn Lucassen added 12.

Haley Post led Sheboygan North with 17 points.

Sheboygan North 19 15 – 34

Green Bay Preble 21 38 – 59

Sheboygan North: Post 17, Shear 3, Revelis 2, Peitzmeier 7, Adams 5. 3-pt: Post 3. FT: 5-19. Fouls: 12.

Green Bay Preble: Konkol 4, Gorecki 2, Watzka 2, Smith 7, Lucassen 12, Boeder 4, Umentum 2, Beauchamp 6, Day 4, Raeder 16. 3-pt: Beauchamp, Lucassen 2, Smith. FT: 7-13. Fouls: 18.

Ashwaubenon 74, Sheboygan South 35

SHEBOYGAN – Gianna Guarascio poured in 15 points, Jordyn Whiters added 14 and Aubrey House scored 10 as the Jaguars took charge early and cruised to the Fox River Classic Conference win.

Ashwaubenon led 42-18 at the break.

Lily Herber led the Redwings with 15 points.

The Jaguars finish the regular season at 11-7 in the FRCC and 15-9 overall, while Sheboygan South falls to 2-16 and 3-20.

Ashwaubenon 42 32 – 74

Sheboygan South 18 17 – 35

Ashwaubenon: Raye 8, Whiters 14, Hogue 3, Schneider 3, Phipps 6, Remiker 7, Guarascio 15, Daul 6, House 10, Matchopatow 2. 3-pt: Whiters 2, Schneider, Remiker, Guarascio, Daul 2, House 2. FT: 9-11. Fouls: 14.

Sheboygan South: Gahagan 6, Fischer 2, Herber 15, Lloyd 7, Daharsh 2, Clavelle 3. 3-pt: Clavelle. FT: 6-10. Fouls: 15.

Luxemburg-Casco 42, Waupaca 36

WAUPACA – Alayna Deprez and Erin Cherovsky scored 12 and 10 points, respectively, to lead the Spartans to the win over the Comets.

Luxemburg-Casco finishes the regular season with an 11-13 overall record and 10-8 in the North Eastern Conference. Waupaca finishes 9-9 and 11-13.

Rossalyn Wehmeyer led Waupaca with 12 points.

Luxemburg-Casco 13 29 – 42

Waupaca 16 20 – 36

Luxemburg-Casco: Cherovsky 10, Heurkens 2, Bray 3, Mrotek 3, Blohowiak 4, DeBaker 4, Host 4, Deprez 12. 3-pt: Cherovsky 2, Bray, Mrotek. FT: 4-7. Fouls: 16.

Waupaca: Bechard 8, Widdel 4, Kling 5, Koran 3, Nickel 4, Wehmeyer 12. 3-pt: Kling, Koran. FT: 12-21. Fouls: 13.

Wrightstown 59, Freedom 52

FREEDOM – Elaina Verbeten scored 31 points and made seven 3-point baskets to lead the Tigers to the North Eastern Conference win over the Irish.

Ella Fandrey added 12 points for Wrightstown.

Gracie Martzahl led Freedom with 23 points. Abbie Cropsey added 13 points.

Freedom finishes the regular season with a 14-4 record in the conference and 18-6 overall.

Wrightstown closes conference play with a 12-6 conference record and a 13-11 overall record.

Wrightstown 25 34 – 59

Freedom 24 28 – 52

Wrightstown: Verbeten 31, M. Decleene 6, M. Colwell 7, Bousley 3, Fandrey 12. 3-pt: Verbeten 7, Decleene 2, Colwell, Bousley, Fandrey. FT: 9-12. Fouls: 14.

Freedom: Martzahl 23, Bork 4, Calhoon 5, Dickrell 5, Brown 2, Cropsey 13. 3-pt: Martzahl 5, Calhoon, Dickrell. FT: 11-15. Fouls: 12.

Kewaunee 50, Algoma 36

KEWAUNEE – Jadelyn Kroll scored 12 points, Gabrielle Stangel added 11 and Breanna Riha had 10 as the Storm topped the Wolves in Packerland Conference play.

Kewaunee led by one at the half before outscoring Algoma 25-12 in the final 18 minutes.

Algoma was led by Bristol Schmidt with 12 points.

With the win, the Storm moves to 14-1 in the Packerland and 18-4 overall and clinches at least a share of the conference title. Algoma falls to 12-4 and 15-9.

Algoma 24 12 – 36

Kewaunee 25 25 – 50

Algoma: Nellis 4, Loucks 2, Mattson 5, Slaby 9, Schmidt 12, T. Gerdmann 4. 3-pt: Slaby 3. FT: 3-4. Fouls: 16. Fouled out: Loucks.

Kewaunee: Walechka 5, Gabrielle Stangel 11, Lexi Hanrahan 6, Breanna Riha 10, Jadelynn Kroll 12, Brianna Demmin 6. 3-pt: Stangel 2, Hanrahan 2, Riha, Kroll 3. FT: 8-12. Fouls: 6.

Gillett 54, Gibraltar 27

FISH CREEK – Audrey Pate scored 22 points, including 16 in the first half, to lead the Tigers to the win over the Vikings.

Hope Soper, who made three 3-pointers, added 12 points for Gillett.

Gibraltar was led by Mikala Gorham with 15 points.

Gillett 35 19 – 54

Gibraltar 13 14 – 27

Gillett: E. Soper 1, Bjelland 1, Schaal 1, H. Soper 12, Hansen 7, Peters 1, M. Soper 5, Limberg 4, Pate 22. 3-pt: H. Soper 3, Hansen 2. FT: 15-32. Fouls: 13.

Gibraltar: Schar 2,Abby Jarosh 3, Jauregui 3, Tepe 2, Gorham 15, Anna Jarosh 2. 3-pt: Abby Jarosh, Jauregui, Gorham 2. FT: 1-9. Fouls: 24.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Coleman 70, Gillett 68

COLEMAN – Tyler Rennie’s jumper from the elbow at the buzzer propelled the Cougars past the Tigers in Marinette & Oconto Conference action.

Rennie led Coleman with 23 points, while Kolton Peters added 19 and Nicolas Corona Pyawasay had 12.

Gillett rallied from an 11-point halftime deficit to tie the game, setting up Rennie’s heroics.

Jesse DeBauch scored 27 of his game-high 42 points in the final 18 minutes for the Tigers, while Ryan Pensis added 13 points.

Gillett 25 43 – 68

Coleman 36 34 – 70

Gillett: Wendorff 3, Herzog 8, Slatky 2, Pensis 13, DeBauch 42. 3-pt: Pensis, DeBauch 3. FT: 10-17. Fouls: 11.

Coleman: Kolton Peters 19, Kollin Peters 3, Rennie 23, Dufeck 3, Whitaker 6, Tedtman 4, Corona Pyawasay 12. 3-pt: Kollin Peters, Rennie, Whitaker 2. FT: 4-7. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: Dufeck.

Wausaukee 62, Lena 56

WAUSAUKEE – Jeffrey Dunlap led a balanced scoring attack with 14 points as the Rangers slipped past the Wildcats in a Marawood & Oconto Conference matchup.

Also scoring in double figures for Wausaukee were Callahan Betts with 12 points, and Dylan Lang and Evan Suennen both with 11.

The Rangers led by four at intermission before outscoring Lena 36-34 in the second half.

Mason Spice paced Lena with 25 points, while Mason Belongia added 12.

Lena 22 34 – 56

Wausaukee 26 36 – 62

Lena: Shallow 3, Spice 25, Belongia 12, Thomson 9, Schlosser 7. 3-pt: Shallow, Spice 5, Belongia 2. FT: 4-7. Fouls: 17.

Wausaukee: K. Suennen 8, Betts 12, Lang 11, E. Suennen 11, Dunlap 14, Thomson 6. 3-pt: K. Suennen, Betts, E. Suennen, Dunlap 2. FT: 7-17. Fouls: 14.

Crivitz 64, Niagara 48

NIAGARA – Kade Thoma poured in 27 points and Pierce Polomis added 13 as the Wolverines erased a one-point halftime deficit to upend the Badgers in Marinette & Oconto Conference action.

Crivitz closed the game on a 39-22 second-half run.

Brayden Bartels had the hot hand for Crivitz with a game-high 30 points.

Crivitz 25 39 – 64

Niagara 26 22 – 48

Crivitz: Orlando 2, Sellen 7, Vandermause 4, Thoma 27, Brandow 1, Arpke 8, Polomis 13, Stahl 2. 3-pt: None. FT: 18-33. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: Vandermause.

Niagara: Tripp 2, Stachowicz 7, Holmes 7, Bartels 30, Schiefelbein 2. 3-pt: Holmes 2, Bartels 5. FT: 11-13. Fouls: 24. Fouled out: Stachowicz, Tripp, Schiefelbein.

Ashwaubenon 67, Notre Dame 60 (Wednesday)

GREEN BAY – Amari Allen scored 44 of the Jaguars’ points to carry them to the win over the Tritons.

Allen made 11-of-20 field goals, including 4-of-7 on 3-point attempts, and was 10-for-12 on free throws for Ashwaubenon. He also had 11 rebounds.

Elijah Fenner added 12 points for Ashwaubenon.

Notre Dame was paced by Andrew Rader with 16 points. Leo Weber and Drew Siudzinski added 14 and 13 points, respectively.

Ashwaubenon 21 46 – 67

Notre Dame 28 32 – 60

Ashwaubenon: Allen 44, Fenner 12, Dorgu 8, Vang 1, Hurley 2. 3-pt: Allen 4, Fenner 2. FT: 13-16. Fouls: 9.

Notre Dame: Weber 14, Austin Hendricks 5, Siudzinski 13, Warden 5, Guyette 7, Rader 16. 3-pt: Weber 3, Austin Hendricks, Siudzinski 2, Warden, Guyette, Rader 2. FT: 8-12. Fouls: 14.

Roncalli 70, Bonduel 48 (Wednesday)

MANITOWOC – Junior Ryan Westrich reached 1,000 career points for the Bears, but Bonduel suffered its first setback of the year to the Jets in nonconference action.

Roncalli was led by Donovan Cowley with 20 points, Matthew Bonin with 13 and Landon Chalupny with 10.

Leading the way for the Bears were Quinn Wesenberg with 15 points, Race Anvelink with 14 and Westrich with 11.

The Jets led by six at the break before finishing the game on a 34-18 run.

Bonduel 30 18 – 48

Roncalli 36 34 – 70

Bonduel: Johnson 2, Westrich 11, Moesch 6, Wesenberg 15, Anvelink 14. 3-pt: Westrich, Moesch 2, Wesenberg 3, Anvelink 2. FT: 4-8. Fouls: 7.

Roncalli: Bonin 13, Kilbride 3, Frozena 7, Jergenson 8, Gulseth 9, Cowley 20, Chalupny 10. 3-pt: Bonin, Kilbride, Frozena, Jergenson 2, Gulseth, Cowley 3, Chalupny 2. FT: 3-3. Fouls: 9.