Green Bay area high school sports results for Thursday, Feb. 27

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WRESTLING

WIAA State Championships

MADISON – Five girls wrestlers from the Green Bay area have advanced to the semifinals after the first day of the state tournament at the Kohl Center.

Brooke Corrigan of De Pere (100 pounds), Taylor Whiting of Lena (114), Harlow Skenandore of Pulaski (145), Madalyn Sokolski of Bonduel (152) and Kiley Georgel of Luxemburg-Casco (185) all won two matches to advance to Friday’s state semifinals at 7 p.m.

Corrigan won both of her matches by pin, in 28 seconds and in 2:46. Whiting won her matches by pin in 16 seconds and by a 19-3 technical fall. Skenandore also won with two pins, in 48 seconds in the first round and in 1:20 in the quarterfinals.

Sokolski picked up a pair of pins, winning in 1:05 in the first round and 30 seconds in the quarterfinals. Georgel won by pin in 3:22 in the first round and by a 20-4 technical fall victory in the quarterfinals.

Division 1 boys

Luxemburg-Casco is sending two wrestlers to the semifinals in Division 1, while Pulaski, Bay Port and De Pere each got one wrestler to the semifinals.

Carson Neubert (126) and Blakelee Bastien (144) made the semifinals for Luxemburg-Casco. Neubert won by pin in 1:49 in the first round and by a 15-0 technical fall in the quarterfinals, while Bastien won by 16-0 technical fall in the first round and by 8-2 decision in the quarterfinals.

Owen Wathke (120) won by pin in 3:28 in the first round for Bay Port and by 7-0 decision in the quarterfinals.

Mycah Beckett (132) won both of his matches by pin for De Pere, winning in 57 seconds in the first round and in 1:55 in the quarterfinals.

Jack Falk (106) won by 12-1 major decision in the first round and won by pin in 48 seconds in the quarterfinals over Evan Lesselyong of Hortonville.

Division 2 boys

Coleman and Oconto Falls both had three wrestlers advance to the semifinals.

Moving on for Coleman are Conner Markiewicz (126), Micah Kuchta (175) and Devin Otto (285). Advancing for Oconto Falls are Isaiah Holtz (113), Cole Bozile (138) and Nick Trepanier (175).

Advancing for Seymour were Aidan Peters (126) and Cael Leisgang (215).

Other semifinalists in Division 2 include Louis Hock (144) of Wrightstown, Spencer Madsen (157) of Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol and Steven Kielpikowski (165) of Denmark.

Division 3 boys

Mitchell Boeder of Kewaunee advanced to the semifinals at 285 for the Storm.

BOYS BASKETBALL

De Pere 51, Notre Dame 46

GREEN BAY – The Redbirds outscored the Tritons by 13 points in the second half to rally for the win after trailing by eight at halftime.

Zach Kinziger led De Pere with 27 points. He was 11-for-12 at the free throw line. Roan Demovsky added 15 points.

Notre Dame was led by Andrew Rader with 14 points and Austin Hendricks scored 11.

De Pere 19 32 – 51

Notre Dame 27 19 – 46

De Pere: Demovsky 15, Kinziger 27, Hutjens 5, Bonfigt 2, Gregoire 2. 3-pt: Kinziger 2, Demovsky, Hutjens. FT: 13-16. Fouls: 9.

Notre Dame: Weber 2, Austin Hendricks 11, Siudzinski 6, Warden 6, Guyette 7, Rader 14. 3-pt: Warden 2, Hendricks. FT: 3-5. Fouls: 14.

Bay Port 60, Manitowoc 58

SUAMICO – The Pirates outscored the Ships by 10 points in the second half to rally for the victory.

Bay Port had three players score in double figures, led by Parker Janus with 17 points. Sawyer Durkee added 14 points and Mondes Kelly scored 10.

The Ships were led by Micah Kubsch with 17 points.

Manitowoc 35 23 – 58

Bay Port 27 33 – 60

Manitowoc: Grapentine 9, Kubsch 17, Steinbecker 10, Bolchen 11, Bender 5, Bauer 6. 3-pt: Kubsch 4, Grapentine 3, Bolchen 3, Bauer 2, Bender. FT: 9-12. Fouls: 17.

Bay Port: Jones 2, Gering 2, Stevens 3, Durkee 14, Janus 17, Kelly 10, Thomas 7, Cornette 5. 3-pt: Janus 4, Durkee 3, Cornette , Stevens. FT: 13-20. Fouls: 15.

Denmark 86, Clintonville 48

CLINTONVILLE – Cade Delarwelle scored 23 points as Denmark raced out to a big lead and rolled to the North Eastern Conference win.

The Vikings were also led by Sean Malay with 15 points and Eli Kapinos with 10.

Denmark led by 16 at the break before outscoring the Truckers 43-21 the rest of the way.

Max Young led Clintonville with 22 points, while Sam Wegener added 20.

The Vikings move to 12-12 and finish 8-10 in the NEC, while the Truckers fall to 2-21 and 2-16.

Denmark 43 43 – 86

Clintonville 27 21 – 48

Denmark: Anderson 8, Delarwelle 23, Freitag 5, Dittner 4, Kapinos 10, Lemke 8, Malay 15, Dewar 9, Lamack 4. 3-pt: Delarwelle 3, Freitag, Lemke 2, Malay 3, Dewar 3. FT: 4-4. Fouls: 8.

Clintonville: Wegener 20, Hanson 6, Young 22. 3-pt: Wegener 3, Hanson 2, Young 4. FT: 3-3. Fouls: 4.

Freedom 80, Wrightstown 41

WRIGHTSTOWN – Freedom blistered the nets with 12 3-pointers and built a big halftime advantage and rolled to the North Eastern Conference win.

Drew Kortz led the Irish attack with 21 points, while Kaden Vandenberg added 19 and Donovan Davis 14.

Bennett Theunis, Aiden Humphreys, Daniel Buntin and Ethan Cyra all scored six points to power the Tigers.

With the win, Freedom finishes the regular season 23-1 overall and 18-0 in the NEC, while Wrightstown finishes 13-11 and 10-8.

Freedom 43 37 – 80

Wrightstown 19 22 – 41

Freedom: Calhoon 3, Wesoloski 6, Vandenberg 19, Kortz 21, Rueckl 2, Henkel 4, Dayton 2, Davis 14, Merbach 9. 3-pt: Wesoloski 2, Vandenberg 3, Kortz 4, Merbach 3. FT: 10-14. Fouls: 12.

Wrightstown: Nowak 2, Theunis 6, Humphreys 6, Buntin 6, Vanden Heuvel 2, Colwell 5, Cyra 6, Podgorski 2, Besel 4, Morschauser 2. 3-pt: Humphreys 2, Buntin. FT: 8-11. Fouls: 16.

Fox Valley Lutheran 73, Marinette 49

APPLETON – The Foxes outscored the Marines 40-23 in the second half in the North Eastern Conference win.

FVL had four players score in double figures, led by Graham Feidt with 14 points. Gabe Heiges added 12 points, while Riley Lindell and Lucas Papendorf each had 10.

Marinette was led by Connor Eastman with 17 points. Kaden Ducane added 13 points.

Marinette 26 23 – 49

Fox Valley Lutheran 33 40 – 73

Marinette: Eastman 17, Schneider 3, Hanson 6, Ducane 13, Jacobson 3, Anderson 2, Kurz 5. 3-pt: Eastman 3, Hanson 2, Schneider. FT: 7-11. Fouls: 11.

Fox Valley Lutheran: Heiges 12, Erickson 7, Feidt 14, Nowak 5, Schlueter 4, Lindell 10, Papendorf 10, A. Dahlke 6, C. Dahlke 5. 3-pt: Erickson 2, Lindell 2, Papendorf, C. Dahlke, Nowak, Feidt. FT: 7-10. Fouls: 14.

Little Chute 61, Oconto Falls 24

LITTLE CHUTE – Nolan Jakubek paced a balanced scoring attack with 13 points as the Mustangs built a 26-point halftime advantage and cruised to the North Eastern Conference win.

J.J. Pytleski led the Panthers with 11 points.

Little Chute moves to 18-6 with the win and 15-3 in the NEC, while Oconto Falls falls to 14-10 and 10-8.

Oconto Falls 8 16 – 24

Little Chute 34 27 – 61

Oconto Falls: Yuma 4, McDermid 2, Skarban 2, Beaman 5, Pytleski 11. 3-pt: None. FT: 4-8. Fouls: 8.

Little Chute: J. Verhagen 3, Engle 5, Lamers 7, Schultz 7, Jansen 2, Van Rossum 8, Effa 6, Jakubek 13, Magnussen 8, T. Verhagen 2. 3-pt: J. Verhagen, Engle, Lamers, Schultz, Magnusson 2. FT: 1-3. Fouls: 10.

Waupaca 64, Luxemburg-Casco 58

LUXEMBURG – Austin Adamczak scored 23 points and Aaron Wolff added 22 as the Comets overcame a five-point halftime deficit to earn the North Eastern Conference win.

Waupaca outscored the Spartans 36-25 over the final 18 minutes.

Powering Luxemburg-Casco were J.D. Glampe with 13 points, Josh Parins with 12 and Eli Derenne with 10.

The Comets are now 13-11 overall and finish NEC play at 11-7, while the Spartans fall to 4-20 and 3-15.

Waupaca 28 36 – 64

Luxemburg-Casco 33 25 – 58

Waupaca: Adamczak 23, Lauritzen 2, Bessman 8, Wolff 22, Harms 9. 3-pt: Adamczak, Bessman 2, Wolff 4, Harms 3. FT: 12-23. Fouls: 16. Fouled out: Lauritzen.

Luxemburg-Casco: Coisman 4, Piesler 3, L. Derenne 6, Doell 2, E. Derenne 10, Klaubauf 6, Parins 12, Glampe 13, Duescher 2. 3-pt: Piesler, E. Derenne, Parins. FT: 13-16. Fouls: 17. Fouled out: E. Derenne.

Southern Door 69, Oconto 54

BRUSSELS – Despite trailing by nine at intermission, the Eagles fought back, outscoring the Blue Devils 38-14 in the final 18 minutes to secure the Packerland Conference win and finish league play 16-0.

Drew Daoust powered Southern Door with 34 points, while Caden Pierre chipped in 18.

Leading the way for Oconto were Carter Koch with 24 points, Cooper Campshure with 11 and Mason Colvin with 10.

Southern Door is 21-3 overall, while the Blue Devils fall to 18-6 overall and 10-6 in conference.

Oconto 40 14 – 54

Southern Door 31 38 – 69

Oconto: Campshure 11, Hartman 4, Brzozowski 2, Goetsch 3, Colvin 10, Koch 24. 3-pt: Campshure 3, Goetsch, Koch 5. FT: 3-4. Fouls: 16. Fouled out: Campshure.

Southern Door: Daoust 34, Beck 1, Fish 3, Neinas 5, Pierre 18, L. Berg 8. 3-pt: Daoust 2, Fish, Neinas, Pierre 2. FT: 19-29. Fouls: 6.

Algoma 69, Kewaunee 47

ALGOMA – Chase Romdenne poured in 22 points and Parker Lischka added 19 as the Wolves built a 10-point halftime lead and cruised to the Packerland Conference win.

Also scoring in double figures was Charlie Prokash with 11 points.

Connor Kilgore led the Storm with 21 points, while Dave Harrell added 10.

With the win, Algoma moves to 17-5, while Kewaunee falls to 16-8.

Kewaunee 24 23 – 47

Algoma 34 35 – 69

Kewaunee: Maccaux 6, Kilgore 21, Bosdeck 5, Jerabek 2, Kolmorgen 3, Harrell 10. 3-pt: Maccaux 2, Bosdeck, Kolmorgen. FT: 11-17. Fouls: 16.

Algoma: Romdenne 22, B. Leist 4, Prokash 11, Lischka 19, C. Leist 5, Kirchman 8. 3-pt: Romdenne 2, Prokash 2, Lischka 4. FT: 11-18. Fouls: 11.

Gillett 67, St. Thomas Aquinas 64

GILLETT – Jesse DeBauch poured in 49 points as the Tigers built a five-point halftime advantage and held off the Cavaliers in Marinette & Oconto Conference action.

Jake Farley led St. Thomas with 29 points, while Teagan Anderson added 12.

With the win, Gillett finishes the regular season 13-11 overall and 10-6 in the conference, while St. Thomas falls to 15-7 and 10-6.

St. Thomas Aquinas 25 39 – 64

Gillett 30 37 – 67

St. Thomas Aquinas: Anderson 12, Peters 6, Duvall 9, Farley 29, Piasecki 6, Paidl 2. 3-pt: Anderson, Duvall, Farley, Paidl. FT: 15-22. Fouls: 13.

Gillett: Wendorff 4, Halla 7, Herzog 4, Pensis 3, DeBauch 49. 3-pt: Halla, Pensis, DeBauch 5. FT: 10-15. Fouls: 17. Fouled out: Herzog.

Crivitz 68, Coleman 58

COLEMAN – Pierce Polomis scored 14 of his 16 points in the second half to help the Wolverines pull away for the M&O Conference victory.

Kade Thoma finished with 23 points to lead Crivitz, including 15 in the first half.

Tyler Rennie paced Coleman with a game-high four 3-pointers and 28 points.

Crivitz 33 35 – 68

Coleman 31 27 – 58

Crivitz: Orlando 9, Flynn 5, Sellen 4, Vandermause 9, Thoma 23, Brandow 2, Polomis 16. 3-pt: Orlando. FT: 11-23. Fouls: 13.

Coleman: Kolton Peters 6, Kollin Peters 3, Rennie 28, Dufeck 9, Whitaker 4, Todtman 2, Kostreva 6. 3-pt: Rennie 4, Dufeck, Whitaker. FT: 6-14. Fouls: 16.

Wausaukee 71, Oneida Nation 58

WAUSAUKEE – Dylan Lang paced a balanced scoring attack with 16 points as the Rangers built a 10-point halftime advantage and held off the Thunderhawks for the Marinette & Oconto Conference win.

Also scoring in double figures for Wausaukee were Evan Suennen with 13 points and Jeffrey Dunlap with 11.

Mason Laster led the Oneida Nation attack with 20 points, while Cory McIntyre added 18 and Lanata Summers-Berg 13.

With the win, the Rangers move to 8-16, while the Thunderhawks fall to 4-18.

Oneida Nation 19 39 – 58

Wausaukee 29 42 – 71

Oneida Nation: Skenandore 5, McIntyre 18, Summers-Berg 13, Gutierrez 2, Laster 20. 3-pt: Skenandore 2, Summers-Berg, Laster 4. FT: 6-12. Fouls: 17.

Wausaukee: Kyle Suennen 6, Kayden Suennen 2, Betts 9, Lang 16, Vanick 8, E. Suennen 13, Dunlap 11, Thomson 6. 3-pt: Betts, Vanick 2, E. Suennen 3. FT: 9-16. Fouls: 14.

Niagara 53, Goodman/Pembine 47

NIAGARA – Cameron Schiefelbein had the hot hand with 15 points, while Alex Tripp, Gavin Neuens and Brayden Bartels added 11 each as Niagara built a 10-point halftime lead and held on for the nonconference win.

Leading the way for Goodman/Pembine were Kalvin Jonas with 11 points and Josh Knutson with 10.

With the win, Niagara moves to 18-6 overall, while Goodman/Pembine falls to 6-18.

Goodman/Pembine 22 25 – 47

Niagara 32 21 – 53

Goodman/Pembine: Severson 6, Ipsa 9, Knutson 10, Kozelek 7, Braaton 4, Jonas 11. 3-pt: Ipsa 3, Knutson 2, Kozelek, Jonas. FT: 10-13. Fouls: 17.

Niagara: Tripp 11, Neuens 11, Bartels 11, Schiefelbein 15, Anderson 5. 3-pt: Tripp 2, Neuens, Bartels, Schiefelbein 3. FT: 10-20. Fouls: 13.

Bonduel 87, Weyauwega-Fremont 69

WEYAUWEGA – Ryan Westrich scored 25 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as Bonduel finished the regular season 14-0 in the Central Wisconsin Conference-East and 23-1 overall.

Also powering the Bears were Carter Moesch with 21 points, including five 3-pointers, Quinn Wesenberg with 13 points, Race Anvelink with 11 points and Cade Johnson with 10 assists.

Ethan Koplien led the Warhawks with 23 points, while Chris Gunst added 19.

The loss drops Weyauwega-Fremont to 8-16 overall and 4-10 in the conference.

Bonduel 46 41 – 87

Weyauwega-Fremont 35 34 – 69

Bonduel: Johnson 6, Westrich 25, Uelmen 4, Zernicke 1, Moesch 21, Wesenberg 13, Anvelink 11, Roberts 6. 3-pt: Westrich, Moesch 5, Wesenberg, Anvelink. FT: 13-18. Fouls: 13.

Weyauwega-Fremont: Zielke 8, Billington 5, Hutchison 9, Koplien 23, Gunst 19, Lederhaus 2, Magdanz 3. 3-pt: Billington, Hutchison, Koplien 3, Gunst 2, Magdanz. FT: 7-8. Fouls: 14.