Appleton area high school sports results for Friday, Jan. 9

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GIRLS BASKETBALL

Appleton East 75, Appleton North 54

APPLETON – Ella Sweeney poured in 23 points as the visiting Patriots downed the Lightning in Fox Valley Association action.

East raced out to a 47-31 halftime advantage and held North at bay the rest of the way.

Also reaching double-digit scoring were Aubrie Erickson with 14 points, Jenna Ott with 13 and Emilia MontMarquette with 11.

Addie Werfal led the Lightning with 15 points, while Tay Maass added 12 and Addy Campbell 10.

Appleton East 47 28 – 75

Appleton North 31 23 – 54

Appleton East: Ott 13, Feller 2, Fischer 8, Erickson 14, MontMarquette 11, Sweeney 23, Neubauer 4. 3-pt: Ott 3, Fischer, Erickson 3, Sweeney 4. FTs: 10-17. Fouls: 10.

Appleton North: Brown 2, Campbell 10, Schuh 6, Busch 4, Ziemer 5, Werfal 15, Maass 12. 3-pt: Campbell, Schuh 2, Ziemer, Werfal, Maass. FTs: 8-10. Fouls: 21.

Kimberly 52, Kaukauna 31

KIMBERLY – The Papermakers used a 17-0 run that spanned the late part of the first half and the opening minutes of the second half to pull away for the Fox Valley Association win.

Kimberly led 30-20 at intermission and never looked back.

Ava Van Vonderen led the Papermakers with 16 points, while Haylie Dulas added 15 and Claudia Asman 10.

Addison Banaszynski led the Ghosts with 11 points.

Kaukauna 20 11 – 31

Kimberly 30 22 – 52

Kaukauna: Plate 4, Banaszynski 11, Reader 5, Borchert 3, Heller 1, Greenthal 3, Hall 4. 3-pt: Banaszynski, Reader, Borchert, Greenthal. FTs: 7-9. Fouls: 17.

Kimberly: Urban 7, Brochtrup 1, Buchinger 3, Dulas 15, Asman 10, Van Vonderen 16. 3-pt: Urban, Dulas 2, Asman 2, Van Vonderen 2. FTs: 7-15. Fouls: 13.

Oshkosh North 81, Appleton West 57

OSHKOSH - Brinna Paulson scored 26 points and Awut Alic had 17 points for the Spartans in the victory over the Terrors.

Xavier 57, Shawano 51

SHAWANO – Xavier outscored Shawano 9-3 in overtime to pick up the Bay Conference win.

Hailey Hafner and Brynn Krull scored 21 and 20 points, respectively, to lead Xavier.

Shawano was led by Leah Nordin with 27 points. Jadyn Brown scored 10.

Nordin went over 2,000 points in her career during the game.

Xavier 21 27 9 – 57

Shawano 19 29 3 – 51

Xavier: Hafner 21, B. Krull 20, Standish 5, Pfefferle 4, Heimann 7. 3-pt: B. Krull 4, Standish. FTs: 23-34. Fouls: 22.

Shawano: Beyer 8, Brown 10, Nordin 27, Dreier 4, Weisnicht 2. 3-pt: Beyer 2, Nordin. FTs: 14-24. Fouls: 24.

Freedom 58, Luxemburg-Casco 54

FREEDOM – The Irish finished the game on a 10-3 scoring run to pull out the North Eastern Conference win over the Spartans.

Freedom erased a 10-point deficit in the first half and scored the final nine points of the first half. The Irish led 47-36 with nine minutes remaining in the second half before the Spartans went on a 15-1 run over a three-minute span to take the lead before Freedom stormed back to go ahead and close out the win.

Breana Dickrell and Callie Anderson combined for 24 points in the second half to help the Irish edge the Spartans.

Dickrell finished with a team-high 18 points for Freedom. Anderson added 17 points and Ava Calhoon scored 14.

Luxemburg-Casco was led by Brianna Bray with 19 points.

Luxemburg-Casco 20 34 – 54

Freedom 23 35 – 58

Luxemburg-Casco: Mrotek 6, Heurkens 1, Bray 19, Blohowiak 8, Walczyk 2, Host 7, Deprez 11. 3-pt: Mrotek 2, Bray 4, Host, Deprez. FTs: 14-19. Fouls: 25.

Freedom: Calhoon 14, Sowinski 4, Anderson 17, Brown 2, Dickrell 18, VandenBerg 3. 3-pt: Anderson 3, Dickrell 5. FTs: 20-32. Fouls: 16.

St. Mary Catholic 79, Reedsville 41

FOX CROSSING – Autumn Crowe scored 22 points and Luci Nackers added 20 as the Zephyrs jumped out to a big first-half lead and cruised to the Big East Conference win.

Mercedes Grimm and Kortney Dvorachek both scored 17 points to lead the Panthers.

St. Mary Catholic led 48-19 at intermission.

Reedsville 19 22 – 41

St. Mary Catholic 48 31 – 79

Reedsville: B. Taddy 5, Grimm 17, Dvorachek 17, O’Connell 2. 3-pt: B. Taddy, Grimm 3, Dvorachek 5. FTs: 6-9. Fouls: 6.

St. Mary Catholic: McCauley 9, Norville 9, Guerrero 5, Crowe 22, Weber 4, Britzke 6, Nackers 20, Neubauer 2, Woodbridge 2. 3-pt: McCauley, Norville, Guerrero, Crowe 2, Nackers 2. FTs: 4-6. Fouls: 11.

New London 71, Oconto Falls 47

OCONTO FALLS – The Bulldogs built a 17-point lead over the Panthers in the first half and rolled to the win.

Morgan Jones led New London with 14 points. Chesney Magolski scored 12 and Jenna Handschke added 10.

Rylie Shallow scored 25 points to lead Oconto Falls. Ella Jahnke scored 12.

New London 44 27 – 71

Oconto Falls 27 20 – 47

New London: Handschke 10, Magolski 12, Langel 9, Allen 4, Daley 9, Grable 5, Jones 14, Smith 8. 3-pt: Handschke 2, Magolski 4, Langel, Grable, Jones. FT: 6-15. Fouls: 17.

Oconto Falls: Shallow 25, Jahnke 12, Schultz 3, Gorman 4, Leja 3. 3-pt: Schultz, Leja, Shallow. FTs: 8-16. Fouls: 15.

Shiocton 40, Manawa 29

SHIOCTON – Kayley Carpenter scored 14 points, Bellah Young added 12 and Aliyah Reese had 10 as the Chiefs rallied in the second half to post the Central Wisconsin Conference win.

Manawa led 19-16 at the half but managed just 10 points the rest of the way.

Leading the Wolves was Abby Elmhorst with eight points.

Manawa 19 10 – 29

Shiocton 16 24 – 40

Manawa: Zemple 7, Seeger 3, Elmhorst 8, Ziemer 2, Vanden Heuvel 4, Gorman 3, Klatt 2. 3-pt: Gorman. FTs: 2-6. Fouls: 18.

Shiocton: Reese 10, M. Young 3, K. Carpenter 14, C. Carpenter 1, B. Young 12. 3-pt: Reese 2. FTs: 10-17. Fouls: 7.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Appleton North 78, Appleton East 42

APPLETON – Will Sweeney had the hot hand with 17 points and Nathan Ramus added 15 as the Lightning built a 13-point halftime advantage and pulled away from there to earn the Fox Valley Association win.

Also leading North were Grant Hardy with 14 points and Matthew Rosplochowski with 12.

The visiting Patriots were paced by Evan Schmidt with 14 points.

Appleton East 20 22 – 42

Appleton North 33 45 – 78

Appleton East: Christiansen 4, Schmidt 14, Childs 2, Bertrand 5, Boegh 2, Vinson 9, Seidl 6. 3-pt: Schmidt 4, Bertrand, Vinson, Seidl 2. FTs: 0-5. Fouls: 13.

Appleton North: Sweeney 17, Rosplochowski 12, Smith 2, Ramus 15, Hardy 14, Eisenberg 2, Ryan 4, Kuehl 2, Zdzieblowski 3, Arft 2, Radtke 2, Lewis 3. 3-pt: Sweeney 3, Ramus, Hardy 4. FTs: 10-14. Fouls: 12.

Kaukauna 83, Kimberly 61

KIMBERLY – Kaukauna used a 19-2 run out of halftime to turn a tight game into a big win in Fox Valley Association action.

Powering the Ghosts were Tyler Schwalbach with 19 points, Drew Bowers with 18, Andrew Jensen with 17, Jonah Roehrig with 15 and Josh Carl with 11.

Kimberly led by one at the break, but Kaukauna finished on a 48-25 second-half run.

Leading the Papermakers were Ryan Buchanan with 14 points, Kegan Pleau and Cayden Vosters both with 11, and Alex Krause with 10.

Kaukauna 35 48 – 83

Kimberly 36 25 – 61

Kaukauna: Schwalbach 19, Carl 11, Buckowski 2, Jensen 17, Roehrig 15, Bowers 18, Hill 1. 3-pt: Schwalbach 3, Carl 3, Roehrig 2, Bowers 5. FTs: 8-13. Fouls: 16.

Kimberly: Wyngaard 8, Holschuh 5, Pleau 11, Krause 10, Voskuil 2, Buchanan 14, Vosters 11. 3-pt: Holschuh, Pleau, Krause, Buchanan 3, Vosters 3. FTs: 8-20. Fouls: 11.

Oshkosh West 57, Hortonville 47

OSHKOSH - Carter Kufel scored 17 points and Ty Moderson had 12 points for the Wildcats in the victory over the Polar Bears.

Little Chute 87, Clintonville 33

LITTLE CHUTE – Cooper Effa poured in 22 points as the Mustangs raced out to a big halftime lead and never looked back en route to the North Eastern Conference win.

Trevor Verhagen and Henry Knudsen added 13 points each for Little Chute, while Jaden Hermsen had 10.

Leading the way for Clintonville was Cale Polzin with 10 points.

The Mustangs led 50-19 at the half.

Clintonville 19 14 – 33

Little Chute 50 37 – 87

Clintonville: Loose 3, Kamba 4, Polzin 10, Young 8, Hagberg 8. 3-pt: Loose, Young 2. FTs: 2-7. Fouls: 8.

Little Chute: Verhagen 13, Knudsen 13, Peeters 7, Schultz 2, Jansen 4, Hermsen 10, Effa 22, VandenHeuvel 2, Meyerhofer-Hietpas 2, Romenesko 5, Wittmann 4, Brinkman 3. 3-pt: Verhagen 3, Knudsen 3, Peeters, Hermsen 2, Effa, Romenesko, Brinkman. FTs: 3-4. Fouls: 9.

Freedom 74, Luxemburg-Casco 56

LUXEMBURG – Donovan Davis scored all 15 of his points in the first half to lead the Irish to a 15-point halftime lead and eventually a victory over the Spartans.

Owen Henkel also scored 15 points for Freedom, while Cal Calhoon added 12.

Mason Burmeister led Luxemburg-Casco with 11 points.

Freedom 43 31 – 74

Luxemburg-Casco 28 28 – 56

Freedom: Calhoon 12, Barse 9, Vandenberg 9, Aerts 2, Rueckl 5, Henkel 15, Jochimsen 2, Micke 3, Lang 2, Davis 15. 3-pt: Barse 3, Vandenberg, Henkel 2, Micke. FTs: 9-12. Fouls: 15.

Luxemburg-Casco: Klaubauf 2, Piesler 7, Burmeister 11, Ropson 8, Radart 6, Derenne 9, Trimberger 4, Duescher 7, Jandrin 2. 3-pt: Piesler, Burmeister, Radart, Derenne. FTs: 4-16. Fouls: 14.

Seymour 63, Fox Valley Lutheran 62

SEYMOUR – Isaac Feske scored 19 points, Kyler Marks added 14 and Xavier Salzman had 13, including a key basket in overtime, as the Thunder held off the Foxes in a key Bay Conference matchup.

Fox Valley Lutheran led 28-26 at the half, but Seymour battled back as the teams headed to overtime tied at 57-57.

Gabe Heiges and Braden Heiges led the Foxes with 13 points apiece, while Riley Lindell added 10.

Fox Valley Lutheran 28 29 5 – 62

Seymour 26 31 6 – 63

Fox Valley Lutheran: G. Heiges 13, Erickson 1, Lindell 10, Schlueter 3, Kapande 6, Schaser 2, Loberger 8, B. Heiges 13, Dahlke 6. 3-pt: G. Heiges 2, Lindell 2, Schlueter, B. Heiges 2. FTs: 3-4. Fouls: 10.

Seymour: X. Salzman 13, Cornell 6, Jansen 2, Marks 14, Krause 9, Feske 19. 3-pt: Salzman, Cornell 2, Krause, Feske 4. FTs: 7-7. Fouls: 11.

Brillion 44, Roncalli 30

MANITOWOC – The Lions limited the Jets to 12 points in the first half en route to picking up the victory.

Brillion was led by Colton Larson with 15 points. He scored 10 of his points in the first half.

Roncalli’s Maddix Gulseth scored 17 points.

Brillion 30 14 – 44

Roncalli 12 18 – 30

Brillion: Holly 8, Krueger 7, Hayden Cousin 5, Larson 15, Heath Cousin 7, Gilbertson 2. 3-pt: Holly, Krueger, Heath Cousin. FTs: 5-17. Fouls: 14.

Roncalli: Thiele 2, Cliff 2, Kilbride 3, Frozena 6, Gulseth 17. 3-pt: Kilbride, Gulseth 2. FTs: 1-2. Fouls: 18.

Menominee Nation 62, Weyauwega-Fremont 53

KESHENA – The Eagles took the lead early and maintained it for the win over the Warhawks.

Ryan Corn scored 23 points to lead Menominee Nation. Kenew Awonohopay added 18 points, while Anik Corn scored 11.

Ethan Koplien led Weyauwega-Fremont with 26 points.

Weyauwega-Fremont 23 30 – 53

Menominee Nation 30 32 – 62

Weyauwega-Fremont: McIvor 6, Billington 9, Pantzlaff 7, Koplien 26, Magdanz 5. 3-pt: Billington, Koplien 2, Magdanz. FTs: 5-7. Fouls: 14.

Menominee Nation: Hawpteoss 3, Pyawaysay 2, R. Corn 23, Awonohopay 18, A. Corn 11, Lyons 5. 3-pt: Hawpteoss, R. Corn 2, Awonohopay 2, Lyons. FTs: 8-13. Fouls: 10.

GIRLS HOCKEY

Fox Cities 5, Rochester (MN) Mayo 4

ROCHESTER - Evie Mursau and Margaret Thomas scored two goals apiece and Hailey Fischer added another as the Stars held off Rochester.

The teams traded goals in the first period before Fox Cities got two Thomas goals to take a 3-1 lead early in the second period.

Rochester battled back to tie the game, but Fischer’s shorthanded goal at the 14:37 mark of the second period gave the Stars a 4-3 edge heading into the final period.

Mursau made it 5-3 just 1:58 into the third before Mayo got a late power-play goal to pull within one.

Adding assists for the Stars were Kendall Lindemann with two and Kailey Heindel, Ally Rhoda, Lyla Cooke and Abby Thompson with one each.

Addison Grasse made 21 saves in net for Fox Cities.

BOYS HOCKEY

Appleton United 3, Shawano/Bonduel 3 (Thursday)

SHAWANO - Appleton scored two goals in the third period to rally from a 3-1 deficit and earn the tie.

Brayden Coda, Owen Ciardelli and Gunther Kelbert scored goals for Appleton. Birk Kozlowicz and Obsa Duehring each had two assists.

Shawano/Bonduel got two goals and an assist from Gavin Hundt. Blake Swedberg had a goal and an assist.

Appleton United goalie Brady Boldt had 12 saves. Shawano/Bonduel goalie Tyson Lyons had 36 saves.

Waupaca 3, Antigo 1 (Thursday)

ANTIGO - The Comets scored three goals in the second period in the victory over the Red Robins.

Nate Hines had two goals and an assist for Waupaca. Colin Lockwood added a goal and an assist.

Waupaca goalie Carson Jameson had 17 saves.

WRESTLING

Kaukauna Cheesehead Invitational

Top 5 and area team scores

1, CLEVELAND (TN) 187.5; 2, HICKMAN (MO) 178; 3, LIBERTY (MO) 162; 4, JOLIET CATHOLIC (IL) 161.5; 5, KASSON-MANTORVILLE (MN) 157.5; 12, KAUKAUNA 122; 28, PULASKI 63.5; 41, FREEDOM 22.5; 46, WRIGHTSTOWN 2

Area wrestlers in championship bracket

106: Connor Woosencraft, Pulaski. 113: Jack Falk, Pulaski. 126: Andrew DiPiazza, Kaukauna. 157: Laythan Hurst, Kaukauna. 165: Murphy Beyer, Freedom; Mason Taylor, Pulaski; Ryan Schmidt, Kaukauna. 175: Liam Crook, Kaukauna. 190: Brady Sprangers, Kaukauna. 215: Zach Winnekens, Kaukauna; Wes Olson, Pulaski. 285: Nehemiah Lendobeja, Kaukauna.

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