Green Bay area high school sports results for Tuesday, Jan. 20

BOYS BASKETBALL

De Pere 56, West De Pere 43

DE PERE – After trailing by six at intermission, the Redbirds rallied to down the Phantoms to earn the Fox River Classic Conference win.

Will Krueger paced De Pere with 16 points, while Silas Cohen added 14 and Jack Bookter 10.

The Redbirds outscored the Phantoms 36-17 in the final 18 minutes.

West De Pere was led in scoring by Jack Wilichowski with 13 points.

West De Pere 26 17 – 43

De Pere 20 36 – 56

West De Pere: Samson 6, Greisen 9, Borowicz 5, Bouchard 8, Wilichowski 13, DeCleene 2. 3-pt: Greisen, Bouchard 2, Wilichowski. FTs: 7-10. Fouls: 19.

De Pere: Cohen 14, Maniscalco 9, Bookter 10, Krueger 16, Herlache 3, Reimer 4. 3-pt: Cohen, Maniscalco, Krueger, Herlache. FTs: 16-20. Fouls: 16.

Bay Port 67, Pulaski 41

PULASKI – The Pirates held the Red Raiders to 20% field goal shooting while racing out to a 34-point halftime lead en route to the win.

AJ Ivy led Bay Port with 12 points, while Matt Stevens and Roman Binns scored 11 and 10 points, respectively.

Pulaski was led by Jax Urben’s 11 points.

Bay Port 44 23 – 67

Pulaski 10 31 – 41

Bay Port: Jones 5, H. Finlan 3, Stevens 11, Durkee 2, Binns 10, Girald 5, Roland 6, K. Finlan 5, Ivy 12, Otradovec 2, Meyer 4, Hudak 2. 3-pt: Jones, H. Finlan, Stevens, Binns, Girald, Roland 2, K. Finlan, Ivy. FTs: 12-14. Fouls: 8.

Pulaski: Brancefield 5, Urben 11, Schmidt 6, Pratt 2, Shaw 2, Bock 2, Burnett 8, Van Roy 5. 3-pt: Brancefield, Urben 3, Schmidt 2. FTs: 7-10. Fouls: 12.

Manitowoc 59, Green Bay Preble 36

GREEN BAY – Micah Kubsch scored 17 points as the Ships downed the Hornets in a Fox Valley Classic Conference matchup at Preble.

Cade Grapentine and Jack Bauer each added 16 points for Manitowoc.

Nick Howard led Preble with 13 points.

Manitowoc grabbed a nine-point edge at halftime before closing on a 33-19 run.

Manitowoc 26 33 – 59

Green Bay Preble 17 19 – 36

Manitowoc: Grapentine 16, Kubsch 17, Bauer 16, Johnson 2, Thorison 6, Weathersby 2. 3-pt: Grapentine 4, Bauer 2, Kubsch.

Green Bay Preble: Dornbush 4, Paplham 7, Sullivan 3, Howard 13, Levanetz 2, Sprutles 4, Kinard 1, Prigge 2. 3-pt: Sullivan, Paplham. FTs: 4-6. Fouls: 12.

Fox Valley Lutheran 78, Green Bay East 33

APPLETON – Caleb Dahlke scored all 15 of his points in the first half to lead the Foxes to a 30-point halftime lead over the Red Devils.

Gabe Heiges led Fox Valley Lutheran with 21 points. Braden Heiges added 11 points.

Green Bay East was paced by Amari Wolfe with 17 points.

Green Bay East 14 19 – 33

Fox Valley Lutheran 44 34 – 78

Green Bay East: Matthew 2, Hotchkiss 3, Langley 1, Collins 4, Brown 4, John 2, A. Wolfe 17. 3-pt: Hotchkiss, A. Wolfe 2. FTs: 4-11. Fouls: 7.

Fox Valley Lutheran: G. Heiges 21, Olsen 3, Lindell 6, Schaser 6, Loberger 4, Gauger 5, Burleton 3, B. Heiges 11, Boehm 4, Dahlke 15. 3-pt: G. Heiges, Olsen, Burleton, B. Heiges 3, Dahlke 3. FTs: 3-5. Fouls: 13.

Kewaunee 65, Algoma 44

ALGOMA – The Storm got 11 points from Diesel Bosdeck in the first half while holding the Wolves to 18 points to roll to the win.

Bosdeck finished with 18 points. Mason Kovacs added 15 points for Algoma.

Griffen Robinson led Algoma with 15 points, while Parker Lischka added 10.

Kewaunee 39 26 – 65

Algoma 18 26 – 44

Kewaunee: Maccaux 3, Kilgore 2, Bosdeck 18, Jerabek 9, Kovacs 15, Kolmorgen 2, Elliott 7, Harrell 9. 3-pt: Maccaux, Bosdeck 2, Jerabek, Kovacs 3. FTs: 8-18. Fouls: 14.

Algoma: Prokash 9, Lischka 10, Cochart 1, Nuezil 4, Zeitler 2, Ray 3, Robinson 15. 3-pt: Prokash, Lischka, Ray, Robinson 3. FTs: 4-11. Fouls: 14.

Oconto 51, Southern Door 49

BRUSSELS – Lars Saldana scored 14 points, Mason Colvin 13 and Hayden Peterson 12 as the Blue Devils slipped past the Eagles to earn the Packerland Conference win.

Southern Door had led by four at intermission, but Oconto outscored the Eagles 31-25 in the second half.

Lauden Berg scored 14 points and Dawson Schwartz added 11 for Southern Door.

Oconto 20 31 – 51

Southern Door 24 25 – 49

Oconto: Karban 4, Saldana 14, Peterson 12, Colvin 13, Knoll 5, Guerrero 3. 3-pt: Karban, Peterson 2, Colvin, Guerrero. FTs: 8-13. Fouls: 10.

Southern Door: Mueller 4, Vandertie 6, Patza 2, Berg 14, D. Schwartz 11, Lohrey 7, Q. Schwartz 5. 3-pt: Berg 2, D. Schwartz 3, Lohrey, Q. Schwartz. FTs: 4-9. Fouls: 11.

NEW Lutheran 50, Sturgeon Bay 44

STURGEON BAY – The Blazers’ Kenji Lange hit a 3-point basket with under a minute to play to give NEW Lutheran a four-point lead after the Clippers’ Sam Fruzyna had cut the deficit to one point with a 3-point basket.

Hayden Schultz led NEW Lutheran with 19 points. Lange added 14.

Sturgeon Bay was paced by Ben Ash with 19 points. Fruzyna scored 12.

Sturgeon Bay 28 16 – 44

NEW Lutheran 29 21 – 50

Crivitz 84, Gillett 23

CRIVITZ – Kade Thoma poured in 20 points and Stephen Allard added 17 as the Wolverines raced out to a 48-9 halftime advantage and cruised to the Marinette & Oconto Conference win.

Alex Logan added 13 points and Aiden Flynn had 10.

Chase Rosenlund and Brandon Slatky scored six points each to lead the Tigers.

Gillett 9 14 – 23

Crivitz 48 36 – 84

Gillett: Wendorff 3, Rosenlund 6, Slatky 6, Van Donzel 2, Borremans 2, J. Herzog 4. 3-pt: None. FTs: 5-11. Fouls: 10.

Crivitz: Logan 13, L. Thoma 6, Ludwig 6, K. Thoma 20, Arpke 6, Tarmann 2, Allard 17, LaVesser 2, Flynn 10, Stahl 2. 3-pt: Logan, Ludwig 2. FTs: 7-12. Fouls: 13.

Peshtigo 62, Sevastopol 53

STURGEON BAY – The Bulldogs rallied from a three-point halftime deficit to earn the Packerland Conference win.

Levi Hodgins poured in 22 points, while Dominik Baxter added 18 and Brady Polzin had 10 for Peshtigo.

Sevastopol was led in scoring by Cash Kuehn with 18 points and Bo Tanck with 13.

Peshtigo outscored the Pioneers 38-26 in the final 18 minutes.

Peshtigo 24 38 – 62

Sevastopol 27 26 – 53

Peshtigo: B. Polzin 10, Proft 8, Haulotte 3, C. Polzin 1, Hodgins 22, Baxter 18. 3-pt: B. Polzin 2, Proft, Baxter 2. FTs: 17-26. Fouls: 16.

Sevastopol: Schuh 4, Tanck 13, Kuehn 18, Kacmarynski 2, Valdivia 4, Castillo 5, Lardinois 7. 3-pt: Kuehn 4, Tanck, Castillo. FTs: 5-10. Fouls: 23.

Brillion 50, Bonduel 48

BRILLION – Colton Larsen and Connor Holly combined for 32 points to help the Lions hand the Bears their first loss of the season.

Larsen finished with 17 points for Brillion, while Holly had 15.

Quinn Wesenberg led Bonduel (12-1) with 18 points. Ryan Westrich added 12.

Bonduel 18 30 – 48

Brillion 22 28 – 50

Bonduel: Wesenberg 18, Westrich 12, Uelmen 9, Zenicke 2, Moesch 7. 3-pt: Wesenberg 3, Westrich, Uelmen, Moesch. FTs: 6-13. Fouls: 10.

Brillion: Holly 15, Shimek 9, Larsen 17, Cousin 4, Mathes 2, Lisowe 3. 3-pt: Holly 3, Shimek, Larsen, Lisowe. FTs: 2-2. Fouls: 13.

Kimberly 67, Bay Port 64 (Monday)

KIMBERLY – Alex Krause scored 22 points and Jaxson Wyngaard had 20 for the Papermakers in the nonconference win over the Pirates.

Wyngaard was 4-for-6 on 3-point attempts, while Krause was 8-for-9 at the free throw line.

Bay Port was led by JT Meyer with 20 points and AJ Ivy with 15.

Bay Port 38 26 – 64

Kimberly 37 30 – 67

Bay Port: Jones 2, Stevens 8, Durkee 7, Binns 6, Finlan 6, Ivy 15, Meyer 20. 3-pt: Meyer 3, Binns 2, Stevens, Durkee, Ivy. FTs: 6-12. Fouls: 17.

Kimberly: Wyngaard 20, Holschuh 4, Pleau 9, Krause 22, Voskuil 2, Buchanan 6, Vosters 4. 3-pt: Wyngaard 4, Buchanan. FTs: 14-18. Fouls: 11.

Coleman 56, Oneida Nation 53 (Monday)

COLEMAN – The Cougars led by six points at halftime and held on for the victory over the Thunderhawks.

Coleman was led by Kolton Peters with 23 points. Brady Dufeck added 14 points.

Oneida Nation was led by Cory McIntyre with 16 points and Carlos Vera-Cantu with 15.

Oneida Nation 21 32 – 53

Coleman 27 29 – 56

Oneida Nation: Skenandore 6, McIntyre 16, Summers-Berg 2, Blackbull 2, Vera-Cantu 15, Gutierrez 6, Laster 6. 3-pt: Vera-Cantu 2, Skenandore 2, Laster. FTs: 10-21. Fouls: 18.

Coleman: Kolton Peters 23, Kollin Peters 2, Dufeck 14, Ziemer 10, Corona 7. 3-pt: Dufeck 2, Kolton Peters, Ziemer. FTs: 12-16. Fouls: 18.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Notre Dame 73, Ashwaubenon 24

GREEN BAY – The Tritons overwhelmed the Jaguars, holding them to seven points in the first half and cruising to the win.

Aspen Abel made five 3-pointers to score a team-high 15 points from Notre Dame. Brianna Breese and Ava Cumicek both scored 12 points. Destiny Webster and Kaia Waldrop added 11 points each.

Laylah Matchopatow was Ashwaubenon’s leading scorer with seven points.

Ashwaubenon 7 17 – 24

Notre Dame 42 31 – 73

Ashwaubenon: Johnson 4, Schneider 1, Matchopatow 7, House 5, Malvitz 2, Seeling 2, Danforth 3. 3-pt: Matchopatow, Danforth. FTs: 6-12. Fouls: 8.

Notre Dame: Webster 11, Cumicek 12, Waldrop 11, Stenavich 2, Simpson 7, Breese 12, Ciak 3, Abel 15. 3-pt: Webster 2, Cumicek 2, Breese, Ciak, Abel 5. FTs: 8-14. Fouls: 13.

Bay Port 38, Pulaski 30

SUAMICO – Olivia Williams and Kailynn Thompson both scored 11 points to lead the Pirates to the win over the Red Raiders.

Thompson also pulled down 12 rebounds for Bay Port.

Bay Port: Dudra 2, Williams 11, Lewitzke 3, Nagel 5, Lemorande 6, Thompson 11. 3-pt: Williams, Lewitzke. FTs: 10-15.

Manitowoc 49, Green Bay Preble 39

MANITOWOC – Sarah Bolchen scored 18 points as the Ships pulled away in the second half to earn the Fox River Classic Conference win.

Also scoring in double figures for Manitowoc were Kendall Schmitz with 11 points and Taylor Peterson with 10.

The Ships led by one at intermission before outscoring the Hornets 27-18 over the final 18 minutes.

Brooklynn Lucassen led Preble with nine points.

Green Bay Preble 21 18 – 39

Manitowoc 22 27 – 49

Green Bay Preble: Konkol 6, Day 6, Rentmeester 2, Smith 8, Lucassen 9, Carter 3, Thompson 5. 3-pt: Lucassen. FTs: 6-12. Fouls: 18.

Manitowoc: Bolchen 18, Peterson 10, Eichmann 4, Quinchia 6, Schmitz 11. 3-pt: Bolchen, Peterson. FTs: 11-13. Fouls: 12.

Fox Valley Lutheran 58, Green Bay East 31

GREEN BAY – Kinley Peterson and Grace Meier both scored 13 points as the Foxes pulled away from the Red Devils to earn the Bay Conference victory.

Jada Nelson led Green Bay East with eight points.

Fox Valley Lutheran: Johnson 2, Mealy 3, Peterson 13, Hess 7, Babcock 3, Baker 6, Wright 1, Heimerl 6, Meier 13, Johnson 4.

Green Bay East: Nelson 8, Gonnigan 6, Rodriguez-Reyes 4, Naze 3, Montez 5, Hillard 2, Tinnon 3.

Xavier 68, Seymour 47

APPLETON – The Hawks led by 17 points at halftime in the Bay Conference win over the Thunder.

Brynn Krull made five 3-pointers and scored 25 points to lead Xavier. Hailey Hafner and Kayla Standish added 10 points each.

Seymour was led by Natalea Hill with 21 points.

Seymour 20 27 – 47

Xavier 37 31 – 68

Seymour: Jansen 7, Zahn 5, Rudnick 10, Rettler 2, Heinke 2, Hill 21. 3-pt: Jansen, Zahn. FTs: 11-16. Fouls: 6.

Xavier: Hafner 10, B. Krull 25, Standish 10, Pfefferle 8, Lapp 2, Petersen 8, Heimann 5. 3-pt: B. Krull 5, Standish 2, Pfefferle 2. FTs: 5-5. Fouls: 13.

Luxemburg-Casco 81, Clintonville 32

LUXEMBURG – Brianna Bray scored 18 points, Alana Mrotek added 11 and Karsyn Walczyk and Alayna Deprez had 10 each as the Spartans downed the Truckers in North Eastern Conference action.

Luxemburg-Casco raced out to a 52-17 halftime lead and never looked back.

Kara Danforth had the hot hand for Clintonville with 14 points.

Clintonville 17 15 – 32

Luxemburg-Casco 52 29 – 81

Clintonville: Retzlaff 2, Birling 5, Danforth 14, Prue 4, Ferg 4, Tate 3. 3-pt: Danforth 2, Prue. FTs: 5-8. Fouls: 10.

Luxemburg-Casco: Mrotek 11, Heurkens 9, Bray 18, Calli Host 3, Blohowiak 8, Walczyk 10, Jandrin 3, Chloe Host 6, Deprez 10, Kaye 3. 3-pt: Mrotek 3, Heurkens, Bray 4, Calli Host, Blohowiak 2, Jandrin. FTs: 5-11. Fouls: 12.

Little Chute 41, Oconto Falls 38

LITTLE CHUTE – Lauren Vosters hit a 3-point basket at the buzzer to lift the Mustangs to the North Eastern Conference win over the Panthers.

Vosters finished with a team-high 20 points for Little Chute. Hattie Grishaber added 15 points.

Rylie Shallow and Ella Jahnke scored 15 and 14 points, respectively, to lead Oconto Falls.

Oconto Falls 18 20 – 38

Little Chute 21 20 – 41

Oconto Falls: Shallow 15, Thompson 1, Otto 2, Jahnke 14, Belanger 3, Horkman 3. 3-pt: Belanger, Horkman. FTs: 4-8. Fouls: 15.

Little Chute: Vosters 20, Grishaber 15, Martin 3, Van Wychen 3. 3-pt: Vosters 4, Grishaber 3. FTs: 8-11. Fouls: 10.

Coleman 53, Peshtigo 42

COLEMAN – Vivian Kostreva scored 12 points and Alyssa Kurth added 10 as the Cougars jumped out to an eight-point halftime advantage and held off the Bulldogs the rest of the way to earn the Packerland Conference win.

Coleman outscored Peshtigo 26-23 over the final 18 minutes.

Powering the Bulldogs were Peyton Michalski with 13 points and Skylyn Baxter with 10.

Peshtigo 19 23 – 42

Coleman 27 26 – 53

Peshtigo: Michalski 13, Boettcher 7, Jashinsky 6, Wortner 2, Baxter 10, Vista 4. 3-pt: None. FTs: 14-21. Fouls: 14.

Coleman: Kostreva 12, Jensen 6, Gilbertson 4, Kuchta 9, H. Rosner 5, Gross 7, Kurth 10. 3-pt: Kostreva 2, Gross 2. FTs: 9-14. Fouls: 19.

De Pere 58, West De Pere 49 (Monday)

DE PERE – The Redbirds outscored the Phantoms by 11 points in the second half for the victory.

The Redbirds were led by Abby Tassoul with 19 points, Addie Dwyer with 13 points and Allie Neuenfeldt with 10.

West De Pere was led by Clara Hoffman with 13 points and Makenna Runke with 12 points.

De Pere improves to 14-2 overall. The Phantoms drop to 6-8 on the season.

West De Pere 28 21 – 49

De Pere 26 32 – 58

West De Pere: Hoffman 13, Rattray 8, Walder 5, Hannula 4, Runke 12, Baciak 7. 3-pt: Rattray 2, Walder. FTs: 6-10. Fouls: 17.

De Pere: Spaeth 5, Tassoul 19, Craig 4, Dwyer 13, Fischer 6, Hallsten 1, Neuenfeldt 10. 3-pt: Tassoul 3, Neuenfeldt 2, Spaeth. FTs: 18-23. Fouls: 11.

Denmark 63, Waupaca 59 (Monday)

WAUPACA – The Vikings improved to 12-2 overall with the overtime victory over the Comets.

Allie VanVonderen scored 14 points, Kiarrah Micolichek had 13 points and Alison Lindsley added 11 points for the Vikings. Lindsley scored five of Denmark’s eight points in overtime.

Waupaca was led by Hailey Bechard with 28 points. Taylor Kling added 17 points and Ava Widdel scored 12.

Denmark 26 29 8 – 63

Waupaca 24 31 4 – 59

Denmark: Dittmer 3, Brice 6, Selner 2, Vogel 10, Micolichek 13, VanVonderen 14, Lindsley 11, Kraschnewski 4. 3-pt: Micolichek 2, Vogel, Dittmer. FTs: 7-22. Fouls: 13.

Waupaca: Bechard 28, Widdel 12, Landre 2, Kling 17. 3-pt: Bechard 5, Widdel, Kling. FTs: 6-11. Fouls: 23.

Crivitz 69, Florence 65 (Monday)

CRIVITZ – The Wolverines led by 13 points at halftime and held on for the victory over the Bobcats.

Kiya Brand led Crivitz with 28 points. Marli Meyers added 16 points and Izabella Wesoloski scored 10.

Florence was led by Ashley Peterson with 19 points.

Florence 23 42 – 65

Crivitz 36 33 – 69

Florence: Millan 14, Mills 8, VandenHeuvel 13, Chrisman 11, Peterson 19. 3-pt: Millan 4, Mills 2, VandenHeuvel. FTs: 8-18. Fouls: 23.

Crivitz: Franzmeier 4, Brand 28, Dorschner 4, Doyen 7, Wesoloski 10, Meyers 16. 3-pt: Brand 2, Wesoloski 2. FTs: 15-31. Fouls: 16.

Three Lakes/Phelps 60, Niagara 56 (Monday)

NIAGARA – The Bluejays outscored the Badgers by eight points in the second half to rally for the victory.

Three Lakes/Phelps was led by Malia Szews with 18 points and Paige Brafford with 16.

Niagara was led by Sydney Swanson with 25 points. Bristol Sanicki added 17 points.

Three Lakes/Phelps 30 30 – 60

Niagara 34 22 – 56

Three Lakes/Phelps: Szews 18, Wilson 8, Williams 6, Eppler 4, Fogerty 3, Brafford 16, Glembin 5. 3-pt: Szews 4, Wilson, Williams. FTs: 14-28. Fouls: 15.

Niagara: J. Kleikamp 4, Sanicki 17, Swanson 25, A. Kleikamp 10. 3-pt: Sanicki 5, Swanson 2. FTs: 11-17. Fouls: 17.

This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Green Bay area high school sports results for Tuesday, Jan. 20

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