Green Bay area high school sports results for Friday, Jan. 2

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GIRLS BASKETBALL

Green Bay Notre Dame 54, Providence Catholic (IL) 49

GLEN ELLYN, IL – Brianna Breese scored 13 points and Maisie Hinz added 12 as the Tritons rallied from a big halftime deficit to earn the win.

Aspen Abel added 10 points for Notre Dame.

Providence jumped out to a 6-5 lead after one quarter and upped that margin to 23-12 at intermission. The Tritons battled back to tie things up at 37-37 after three quarters.

Notre Dame took charge from there.

Layken Callahan had the hot hand for Providence with 15 points, while Landele Callahan added 11.

Providence 6 17 14 12 – 49

Green Bay Notre Dame 5 7 25 17 – 54

Providence: Raines 4, Anderson 3, LaMonte 4, Healy 4, Kotowski 8, Layken Callahan 15, Landele Callahan 11. 3-pt: Kotowski 2. FTs: 17-22. Fouls: 12.

Green Bay Notre Dame: Webster 6, Cumicek 2, Hinz 12, Waldrop 11, Breese 13, Abel 10. 3-pt: Hinz 2, Breese, Abel 3. FTs: 10-14. Fouls: 16.

De Pere 64, West De Pere 53

DE PERE – The Redbirds had 11-point leads in both halves but the Phantoms used nine 3-pointers to keep climbing back into the game before De Pere used free throws to salt the game away.

Aubree Fischer and Abby Tassoul scored 21 and 15 points, respectively, for De Pere.

Molly Walder led West De Pere with 18 points.

West De Pere 21 32 – 53

De Pere 28 36 – 64

West De Pere: Hoffman 8, Rattray 8, Walder 18, Henry 2, Hannula 4, Kunke 2, Schefchik 3, Baciak 8. 3-pt: Hoffman, Rattray 2, Walder 3, Schefchik, Baciak 2. FTs: 6-8. Fouls: 14.

De Pere: Spaeth 3, Tassoul 15, Craig 5, Dwyer 8, Fischer 21, Hallsten 4, Neuenfeldt 8. 3-pt: Spaeth, Tassoul, Craig. FTs: 15-17. Fouls: 9.

Green Bay Preble 77, Manitowoc Lincoln 60

GREEN BAY – The Hornets had four players score in double figures in their win over the Ships.

Brooklynn Lucassen led Preble with 18 points. Camille Konkol added 17 points, Teonna Thompson scored 16 and Gracie Day added 12 points.

Manitowoc was led by Taylor Peterson and Kendall Schmitz, who scored 22 and 20 points, respectively.

Manitowoc 24 36 – 60

Green Bay Preble 39 38 – 77

Manitowoc: Bolchen 5, Conard 6, Peterson 22, Eichmann 3, Schmitz 20, Spaeth 4. 3-pt: Bolchen, Conard, Peterson 2, Schmitz. FTs: 13-21. Fouls: 10.

Green Bay Preble: Konkol 17, Day 12, Smith 7, Lucassen 18, Carter 4, Kuehn 3, Thompson 16. 3-pt: Smith, Lucassen 2, Kuehn. FTs: 11-12. Fouls: 17.

Bay Port 52, Pulaski 23

PULASKI – Kailynn Thompson had a double-double with 17 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Pirates to the win over the Red Raiders.

Melia Lemorande led Bay Port with 18 points. Olivia Williams added 13 points.

Bay Port: Whiteman 4, Williams 13, Lemorande 18, Thompson 17. 3-pt:Williams 3, Lemorande 3, Thompson. FTs: 8-12.

Xavier 86, Green Bay East 12

APPLETON – The Hawks scored 57 points in the first half in the Bay Conference victory over the Red Devils.

Xavier had five players score in double figures, led by Brynn Krull with 19 points. Ellie Reed added 16 points, Ciara Simon scored 13, Kayla Standish had 12 and Annika Heimann had 10.

Green Bay East was led by Maya Rodriguez with six points.

Green Bay East 3 9 – 12

Xavier 57 29 – 86

Green Bay East: Nelson 3, Gonnigan 3, M. Rodriguez 6. 3-pt: Nelson, Gonnigan, M. Rodriguez 2. FT: 0-0. Fouls: 6.

Xavier: B. Krull 19, Simon 13, Kiepert 4, Standish 12, Pfefferle 2, Reed 16, Lapp 4, Petersen 6, Heimann 10. 3-pt: B. Krull 2, Simon 3, Standish, Reed. FT: 3-6. Fouls: 2.

Wrightstown 55, Freedom 50

FREEDOM – The Tigers overcame a six-point deficit with eight minutes to go as they earned the North Eastern Conference win.

Wrightstown picked up the victory at the line, going 11-for-14 at the free throw line in the second half, while Freedom was 9 of 23 at the line in the final 18 minutes.

Ella Verbeten led the Tigers with 22 points, including 19 in the second half, going 6-for-6 at the line in the final four minutes.

Callie Anderson led the Irish with 13 points, while Teagan Brown added 11 and Makayla Evers 10.

Wrightstown 21 34 – 55

Freedom 26 24 – 50

Wrightstown: Verbeten 22, Welhouse 3, Zirbel 6, DeCleene 2, Cavanaugh 8, Ducat 5, McDonald 5, Nelson 4. 3-pt: Verbeten 3, Cavanaugh 2, Nelson. FTs: 17-24. Fouls: 20.

Freedom: Calhoon 3, Sowinski 2, Anderson 13, T. Brown 11, Evers 10, C. Brown 5, VandenBerg 6. 3-pt: Anderson 3, T. Brown, Evers. FTs: 15-31. Fouls: 16.

Kewaunee 46, Luxemburg-Casco 36

LUXEMBURG – Jade Kroll blistered the nets for 25 points and Gabby Stangel added 11 as the Storm built a seven-point halftime edge and held off the Spartans from there.

Brianna Bray led Luxemburg-Casco with 13 points.

Kewaunee led 18-11 at the break en route to the nonconference win.

Kewaunee 18 28 – 46

Luxemburg-Casco 11 25 – 36

Kewaunee: Walechka 2, Stangel 11, Repitz 2, Chevalier 4, Kroll 25, Swagel 2. 3-pt: Stangel, Kroll 3. FTs: 16-21. Fouls: 15.

Luxemburg-Casco: Mrotek 5, Heurkens 2, Bray 13, Walczyk 3, Host 2, Deprez 9, Kaye 2. 3-pt: Mrotek, Bray, Deprez. FTs: 1-8. Fouls: 21.

Coleman 55, Gillett 31

COLEMAN – The Cougars started fast and cruised to the Marinette & Oconto Conference win.

Alyssa Kurth led a balanced Coleman scoring attack with 10 points.

The Cougars jumped out to a 29-14 halftime advantage and extended it further from there.

Gillett was led in scoring by Clara Schaal with 11 points.

Gillett 14 17 – 31

Coleman 29 26 – 55

Gillett: Bjelland 3, C. Schaal 11, A. Schaal 5, Kaczmarek 6, Britzke 2, Limberg 4. 3-pt: Bjelland, C. Schaal 3, Kaczmarek 2. FTs: 1-5. Fouls: 10.

Coleman: Kostreva 8, Jensen 4, Hanrahan 5, Gilbertson 8, Kuchta 2, Rosner 7, Wyss 3, Gross 8, Kurth 10. 3-pt: Kostreva, Hanrahan, Rosner, Gross 2. FTs: 6-7. Fouls: 12.

Crivitz 60, Niagara 45

CRIVITZ – Marli Meyers poured in 19 points, Kiya Brand added 16 and Izabella Wesoloski had 11 as the Wolverines pulled away in the second half for the Marinette & Oconto Conference win.

Crivitz grabbed a 27-21 halftime advantage and held off the Badgers the rest of the way.

Niagara was led in scoring by Sydney Swanson with 15 points, Alivia Kleikamp with 13 and Bristol Sanicki with 12.

Niagara 21 24 – 45

Crivitz 27 33 – 60

Niagara: Sweig 3, J. Kleikamp 2, Sanicki 12, Swanson 15, A. Kleikamp 13. 3-pt: Sweig, Sanicki 2, Swanson. FTs: 13-16. Fouls: 9.

Crivitz: Robinson 2, Franzmeier 5, Brand 16, Doyen 7, Wesoloski 11, Meyers 19. 3-pt: Brand 3, Doyen, Wesoloski 3. FTs: 10-13. Fouls: 12.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Bay Port 59, Pulaski 51

SUAMICO – Sawyer Durkee led a balanced scoring attack with 14 points as the Pirates held off the Red Raiders in Fox River Classic Conference action.

Also reaching double digits for Bay Port were Roman Binns with 11 points and A.J. Ivy and J.T. Meyer, both with 10.

Bohdan Schmidt led Pulaski with 23 points, while Calan Bock added 10.

The Pirates took a 27-17 halftime advantage and held Pulaski at bay the final 18 minutes.

Pulaski 17 34 – 51

Bay Port 27 32 – 59

Pulaski: Mijal 2, Urben 6, Schmidt 23, Pratt 7, Bock 10, Van Roy 3. 3-pt: Urben 2, Schmidt 2, Bock 2, Pratt. FTs: 14-15. Fouls: 17.

Bay Port: Stevens 7, Durkee 14, Binns 11, Roland 5, Ivy 10, Otradovec 2, Meyer 10. 3-pt: Durkee 2, Binns 2, Roland, Ivy. FTs: 9-13. Fouls: 15.

Green Bay Preble 69, Manitowoc Lincoln 55

MANITOWOC - Gavin Sullivan scored 15 of his game-high 17 points in the second half when the Hornets rallied from a nine-point halftime deficit in a Fox River Classic Conference victory.

Preble outscored Manitowoc 40-17 in the second half after trailing 38-29 at intermission.

Jack Bauer led the Ships with 16 points.

Green Bay Preble 29 40 – 69

Manitowoc 38 17 – 55

Green Bay Preble: Dornbush 11, Howard 11, Paplham 11, Sullivan 17, Johnson 6, Levanetz 4, Kinard 9. 3-pt: Johnson 2, Sullivan 2, Paplham, Howard, Kinard. FTs: 12-16. Fouls: 15.

Manitowoc: Grapentine 7, Kubsch 13, Johnson 2, Thorison 12, Danielson 2, Bauer 16, Baudhuin 3. 3-pt: Bauer 2, Grapentine, Thorison, Baudhuin. FTs: 8-12. Fouls: 16.

Xavier 77, Green Bay East 56

GREEN BAY – The Hawks led by 10 points at halftime and pulled away in the second half for the Bay Conference win.

Kyler Bleck led Xavier with 26 points. Logan Ramczyk added 18 points and Grant Neumann scored 15.

Xavier 39 38 – 77

Green Bay East 29 27 – 56

Xavier: Ramczyk 18, Bleck 26, Schuler 4, Comerford 5, Neumann 15, Donnermeyer 2, Fournillier 3, Kappell 3, Hermes 1. 3-pt: Bleck 4, Ramczyk 2, Comerford, Neumann, Fournillier. FTs: 6-9. Fouls: 10.

Luxemburg-Casco 56, Southern Door 42

BRUSSELS – The Spartans built an 18-point halftime lead in the nonconference win over the Eagles.

Tatem Klaubauf scored 16 points and Bryce Piesler had 14 for Luxemburg-Casco.

Southern Door was led by Lauden Berg with 18 points, including 15 in the second half.

Luxemburg-Casco 35 21 – 56

Southern Door 17 25 – 42

Luxemburg-Casco: Klaubauf 16, Piesler 14, Burmeister 3, Ropson 8, Derenne 9, Trimberger 4, Duescher 2. 3-pt: Piesler 4, Ropson. FTs: 15-15. Fouls: 15.

Southern Door: Mueller 9, Jadin 2, Patza 2, Berg 18, Schwartz 2, Lohrey 9. 3-pt: Lohrey 2, Berg, Mueller. FTs: 8-12. Fouls: 21.

Green Bay NEW Lutheran 71, Valley Christian 53

GREEN BAY - Hayden Schultz scored 26 points, while Kenji Lange added 25 as the Blazers cruised past the Warriors in nonconference play.

Schultz added nine rebounds and four assists, while Lange grabbed seven rebounds.

BOYS HOCKEY

De Pere 4, KMMO 1

DE PERE - The Voyageurs got a pair of goals from Griffin Wehausen in the win over KMMO.

William Birkholz gave De Pere a 1-0 lead in the first period with Wehausen making it 2-0 with his first goal in the second period.

Landon Smith added a goal at 2:23 of the third period before Zack Herzog scored for KMMO to make it 3-1.

Wehausen then scored his second goal at 14:44 of the period to make it 4-1.

Landon Smith had two assists for De Pere. Austin Lee, Max Greenya, Leo Dose and Dayne Wafle each had one assist.

Chase VandEven had 24 saves in goal for De Pere. Samuel Haas had 38 saves for KMMO.

WRESTLING

Shiocton Clausen Duals

Round 1: Shiocton 58, Winneconne 18; Slinger 60, Medford 22; Auburndale 62, Kiel 10; Shawano 48, Stevens Point 29. Round 2: Shiocton 78, Medford 6; Slinger 67, Winneconne 12; Auburndale 69, Stevens Point 12; Shawano 53, Kiel 21. Round 3: Shiocton 39, Slinger 34; Winneconne 47, Medford 28; Auburndale 64, Shawano 6; Stevens Point 40, Kiel 33.

First place: Auburndale 48, Shiocton 24. Third place: Slinger 66, Shawano 18. Fifth place: Stevens Point 39, Winneconne 36. Seventh place: Medford 34, Kiel 29.

Top area records

106 – Tucker Keberlein SHI 3-1. 113/120 – Ryden Jezwinski WIN 3-1. 120 – Lincoln Volkman SHI 4-0; Cash Panske SHA 3-1. 132/138 – Briar Vroman WIN 4-0. 138 – Mason Demerath SHI 4-0. 144/150 – Izaiah Sanchez SHI 4-0. 150/157 – Kian Morstad SHA 4-0. 157/165 – Bryce Jones WIN 3-1. 165 – Scott Daniels SHI 3-1. 190 – Luis Vasquez SHI 3-0. 215 – Sawyer Riehl SHI 3-1. 285 – Brent Collar SHI 3-1.

Lena Quadrangular

First: Peshtigo. Second: Lena. Third: Bonduel. Fourth: Crivitz.

Round 1: Peshtigo 46, Crivitz 6; Lena 33, Bonduel 18. Round 2: Peshtigo 39, Bonduel 21; Lena 47, Crivitz 6. Round 3: Peshtigo 36, Lena 34; Bonduel 36, Crivitz 5.

113 - Nick Mans PES 3-0. 126 - Eli Camps PES 3-0. 126/132 - Chase Benser LEN 2-1. 132 - Chase Wesoloski PES 3-0. 138 - Beau Diemel BON 3-0; David Cosby PES 2-1. 144 - Jackson Malke PES 2-1. 144 - Lucas Heimke LEN 3-0. 150 - Thomas Vander Zanden BON 3-0; Nathan Imig LEN 2-1. 157/165 - Erik Kosch LEN 3-0. 165 - Carson Kolaske 2-1; Brandon Burt LEN 2-0. 175 - Max Peterson LEN 3-0; Zach Sherman PES 2-1. 190 - Austin Doyen CRI 3-0; Collin Vanark LEN 2-1. 215 - Lincoln Nemec PES 3-0; Tucker Hischke BON 2-1. 285 - Alexander Johnson PES 3-0; Jacob Sellen LEN 2-1.