BOYS BASKETBALL
Kaukauna 91, Appleton West 45
KAUKAUNA – The Ghosts scored 51 points in the first half in the Fox Valley Association win over the Terrors.
Kaukauna had five players score in double figures, led by Caden Graff with 20 points. Andrew Jensen added 16 points, Keegan VanKauwenberg scored 15, and Brody McMullin and Jonah Roehrig each had 11.
The Terrors were led by Braylon Ise with 13 points and Lucas Downs with 12.
Appleton West 15 30 – 45
Kaukauna 51 40 – 91
Appleton West: Hinkens 6, Ise 13, Tiwana 2, Bennett 3, Peace 9, Downs 12. 3-pt: Ise, Bennett, Downs. FT: 4-9. Fouls: 17.
Kaukauna: McMullin 11, Graff 20, Carl 3, Buckoski 7, Weyenberg 4, Jensen 16, Schwalbach 4, Roehrig 11, VanKauwenberg 15. 3-pt: McMullin 3, VanKauwenberg 3, Roehrig 2, Carl. FT: 8-12. Fouls: 9.
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Xavier 84, Menasha 71
MENASHA – The Hawks overcame a 13-point halftime deficit to defeat the Bluejays in a Bay Conference game.
Xavier was led by Luke Oelhafen with 18 points. Kyler Bleck scored 17. Logan Ramczyk, Joe Gallucci and Cole Hietpas added 15, 14 and 12 points, respectively.
Tray Lockridge led Menasha with 21 points. He scored 20 in the first half. JC Mukome and CK White added 17 and 15 points, respectively.
Xavier 39 45 – 84
Menasha 52 19 – 71
Xavier: Ramczyk 15, Bleck 17, Gallucci 14, Neumann 8, Hietpas 12, Oelhafen 18. 3-pt: Bleck, Hietpas, Oelhafen 2. FT: 26-30. Fouls: 16.
Menasha: White 15, Mukome 17, Senyange 6, Miller 3, Cantu 4, Lockridge 21, Wilke 3, Luksavage 2. 3-pt: White 2, Mukome 2, Senyange 2, Miller, Lockridge 5, Wilke. FT: 10-16. Fouls: 23.
Freedom 59, Little Chute 45
LITTLE CHUTE – Donovan Davis had a huge game in Freedom’s win over its rivals in a battle of top 10 teams in Division 3.
Davis, a 6-foot-8 sophomore, had 18 points, 22 rebounds and six blocks, including an alley-oop dunk in the second half.
The win improves No. 2 Freedom’s record to 18-1 overall and 13-0 in the North Eastern Conference. The Irish have a two-game lead over second-place Little Chute (14-4, 11-2).
The win also improves Freedom’s win streak to 10 games while snapping the Mustangs’ nine-game win streak.
Drew Kortz added 14 points for Freedom.
Nolan Jakubek and Trevor Verhagen each had 13 points to lead the eighth-ranked Mustangs.
Freedom 29 30 – 59
Little Chute 22 23 – 45
Freedom: Calhoon 2, Wesoloski 3, Vandenberg 9, Kortz 14, Rueckl 3, Henkel 7, Barse 3, Davis 18. 3-pt: Wesoloski, Vandenberg 2, Kortz 2, Rueckl, Henkel, Barse, Davis. FT: 12-16. Fouls: 10.
Little Chute: Jacob Verhagen 2, Engle 2, Effa 11, Jakubek 13, Magnussen 2, Trevor Verhagen 13, Faccio 2. 3-pt: Effa, Jakubek, T. Verhagen. FT: 4-4. Fouls: 15.
Wrightstown 55, Fox Valley Lutheran 52
APPLETON – Jaeden Kittoe and Ethan Cyra both scored 16 points to lead the Tigers to the win over the Foxes.
Aidan Humphreys added 14 points for Wrightstown, which improves to 10-8 overll and 8-6 in the North Eastern Conference.
Graham Feidt led Fox Valley Lutheran with 18 points. Gabe Heiges added 10 for FVL, which is now 8-5 in conference play and 11-6 overall.
Wrightstown 24 31 – 55
Fox Valley Lutheran 23 29 – 52
Wrightstown: Kittoe 16, Theunis 2, Humphreys 14, Colwell 7, Cyra 16. 3-pt: Kittoe 4, Humphreys 2, Colwell, Cyra 2. FT: 6-6. Fouls: 12.
Fox Valley Lutheran: Heiges 10, Erickson 8, Feidt 18, Lindell 3, A. Dahlke 6, C. Dahlke 7. 3-pt: Heiges, Erickson 2, Feidt 3, Lindell, C. Dahlke. FT: 4-5. Fouls: 14.
Waupaca 47, Clintonville 34
CLINTONVILLE – Aaron Wolff had the hot hand with 14 points as the Comets outlasted the Truckers in North Eastern Conference action.
Waupaca grabbed a six-point halftime advantage before outscoring Clintonville 23-16 in the final 18 minutes.
Sam Wegener powered the Truckers with 15 points.
Waupaca 24 23 – 47
Clintonville 18 16 – 34
Waupaca: Adamczak 9, Soto 2, Lauritzen 4, Bessman 9, Wolff 14, Harms 9. 3-pt: Wolff 2, Harms 3. FT: 4-8. Fouls: 9.
Clintonville: Wegener 15, Mauel 8, Polzin 2, Young 9. 3-pt: Young. FT: 5-9. Fouls: 11.
West De Pere 71, Seymour 46
DE PERE – Tref Rademaker scored 23 points and Bryce Borowicz added 16 as the Phantoms moved to 11-0 in the Bay Conference.
The West De Pere defense stymied the Thunder, which was held well under its 70 points per game average.
Kyler Marks led the Seymour attack with 15 points, while Greg Salzman added 10.
Seymour 15 31 – 46
West De Pere 35 36 – 71
Seymour: Salzman 10, Jansen 2, Paltzer 8, Marks 15, Krause 2, Feske 9. 3-pt: Salzman 2, Feske. FT: 5-6. Fouls: 7.
West De Pere: Borowicz 16, Greisen 8, Jindra 9, Samson 6, Bouchard 3, Deschane 6, Rademaker 23. 3-pt: Borowicz 4, Greisen 2, Jindra 3, Bouchard, Rademaker. FT: 0-1. Fouls: 11.
Reedsville 60, St. Mary Catholic 58
FOX CROSSING – Ben Prochnow scored 24 points and Arden Strenn added 16 as the Panthers edged the Zephyrs in Big East Conference action.
St. Mary Catholic held a six-point halftime advantage, but Reedsville rallied and outscored the Zephyrs 33-25 in the final 18 minutes.
Mason Wagner scored 22 points and Preston Fields added 15 to pace SMC.
Reedsville 27 33 – 60
St. Mary Catholic 33 25 – 58
Reedsville: Maertz 2, Strenn 16, Prochnow 24, Maney 8, Dvorachek 6, Schwahn 4. 3-pt: Strenn 2, Prochnow. FT: 6-9. Fouls: 7.
St. Mary Catholic: Wagner 22, Trinkner 9, Uhlenbrauck 2, Fields 15, Dwyer 8, Norville 2. 3-pt: Wagner 3, Trinkner 3, Dwyer 2. FT: 4-5. Fouls: 12.
Bonduel 85, Shiocton 75
BONDUEL – Race Anvelink and Quinn Wesenberg combined for 51 points to lead the Bears to the win over the Chiefs.
Anvelink made six 3-pointers and finished with 28 points, while Wesenberg made four 3-pointers and had 23 points.
Bonduel, which is now 19-0 overall and 11-0 in the Central Wisconsin Conference-East, also got 13 points from Ryan Westrich and 11 points from Cade Johnson.
Westrich also had 13 rebounds and seven blocked shots, while Johnson dished out eight assists.
Shiocton was led by Kyle Bergsbaken with 24 points. Cody Young added 18 points, while Connor Bergsbaken and Eli Jorgensen scored 12 and 11 points, respectively.
Shiocton 42 33 – 75
Bonduel 49 36 – 85
Shiocton: Young 18, K. Bergsbaken 24, C. Bergsbaken 12, Singler 6, Schley 4, Jorgensen 11. 3-pt: Young 2, K. Bergsbaken 3, Jorgensen 3. FT: 1-3. Fouls: 17.
Bonduel: Johnson 11, Westrich 13, Moesch 8, Wesenberg 23, Anvelink 28, Roberts 2. 3-pt: Johnson 2, Westrich, Moesch, Wesenberg 4, Anvelink 6. FT: 11-14. Fouls: 9.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Kimberly 61, Appleton North 43
APPLETON – Kate McGinnis scored 19 points as the Papermakers downed the Lightning in Fox Valley Association action.
Also scoring in double figures for Kimberly were Haylie Dulas with 17 points and Ava Van Vonderen with 14.
The Papermakers took a 28-15 halftime advantage and held off North the rest of the way.
The Lightning was led in scoring by Tay Maass with 12 points.
Kimberly 28 33 – 61
Appleton North 15 28 – 43
Kimberly: Urban 2, McGinnis 19, Ebben 6, Dulas 17, Van Vonderen 14, VerBockel 3. 3-pt: McGinnis 3, Dulas, Van Vonderen 2, VerBockel. FT: 2-8. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: Ebben.
Appleton North: L. Schuh 4, B. Schuh 8, Ziemer 6, Koleske 4, Werfal 9, Maass 12. 3-pt: B. Schuh, Werfal, Maass. FT: 6-11. Fouls: 13.
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Appleton East 63, Hortonville 22
HORTONVILLE – The Patriots stormed out to a 22-point halftime lead and cruised to the win over the Polar Bears.
Ella Sweeney led Appleton East with 19 points. Torie Neubauer added 11.
Hortonville was led by Taylor Lillie with eight points.
Appleton East 33 30 – 63
Hortonville 11 11 – 22
Appleton East: Mielke 2, Schwan 2, Ott 7, Feller 2, Erickson 2, Meulemans 8, Neubauer 11, MontMarquette 8, Sweeney 19, Jazdzewski 2. 3-pt: Ott, Meulemans 2, MontMarquette 2, Sweeney 3. FT: 5-5. Fouls: 8.
Hortonville: Lillie 8, Springer 6, Ruys 3, Pomrening 3, Van Ornum 2. 3-pt: Lillie 2, Ruys, Pomrening. FT: 2-2. Fouls: 4.
West De Pere 88, Seymour 38
SEYMOUR – Faith Walder became the Phantoms’ all-time leading scorer as she poured in 25 points to lead West De Pere to the big Bay Conference win.
Walder passed Brehna Evans’ record of 1,404 career points set in 2018.
The Phantoms hit 14 3-pointers on the night as they built a big lead early and rolled to the win.
Also scoring in double figures for West De Pere were Ella Francois and Madisyn Berggren with 14 points each, while Ava Van Ess added 11.
Keira VandeHei led Seymour with nine points.
West De Pere is now 10-1 in the Bay Conference and 16-4 overall.
West De Pere: Hoffman 4, Rattray 5, F. Walder 25, Racine 5, Runke 2, Koltz 2, Berggren 14, Van Ess 11, Francois 14, M. Walder 6. 3-pt: Rattray, F. Walder 3, Berggren 4, Van Ess 3, Francois 2, M. Walder. FT: 10-11. Fouls: 10.
St. Mary Catholic 67, Howards Grove 29
HOWARDS GROVE – St. Mary Catholic raced out to a big early lead and cruised to the Big East Conference win.
Lauren Ripley led the Zephyrs with 18 points, while Emily Vogel added 16 and Autumn Crowe 11.
Addison Stoeckigt led Howards Grove with 10 points.
St. Mary Catholic 33 34 – 67
Howards Grove 9 20 – 29
St. Mary Catholic: McCauley 4, Weber 3, Vogel 16, Ripley 18, Crowe 11, Nackers 5, Voss 3, Brenn 7. 3-pt: Weber, Vogel, Ripley, Nackers, Voss. FT: 10-12. Fouls: 17.
Howards Grove: Goedeke 3, Benton 6, Holzwart 3, Vandoske 3, Bramstedt 2, Carmody 2, Stoeckigt 10. 3-pt: Goedeke, Vandoske. FT: 7-16. Fouls: 13.
WRESTLING
East Central Conference Championships
KEWASKUM 215.5, WINNECONNE 209.5, WAUPUN 160, KETTLE MORAINE LUTHERAN 146, PLYMOUTH 104.5, BERLIN 72.5, RIPON 44
Winneconne results
106 – First: Ryden Jezwinski WIN dec. Malachi Kasuboski BER 9-8. 113 – First: Briar Vroman WIN pinned Wyatt Stowell WAUP 1:48. 120 – First: JJ Mavroff WIN pinned Carter Heimerman KEW 3:20. 126 – Third: Damon Davis WIN pinned Connor Kruse PLY 3:04. 132 – First: Brady Marks WIN dec. Ryland Dunkleberger KEW 11-7. 138 – Third: James Nozar WIN major dec. Oscar Stowell WAUP 8-0. 144 – Third: Isaac Collyard KML major dec. Tyler Engelke WIN 11-3. 157 – First: Trey Zemke WIN pinned Kage Weseman KEW 3:03. 165 – Third: Bryce Jones WIN technical fall over Murray Westphal KML 17-0. 175 – Third: Carson Piotraschke WIN pinned Anthony MISH KML 2:58. 285 – First: Jason Wiedmeyer WIN pinned Owen Mueller-Wolf RIP 1:13.
This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Appleton area high school sports results for Friday, Feb. 7
