BOYS BASKETBALL
Notre Dame 79, West De Pere 63
GREEN BAY – The Tritons used a big second half to pull away from the Phantoms and earn the Fox River Classic Conference win.
Austin Hendricks and Jack Warden scored 22 points each to lead Notre Dame. Also scoring in double figures for the Tritons was A.J. Hendricks with 17 points and Leo Weber with 12.
Jack Wilichowski led West De Pere with 21 points, while Cooper Borowicz added 14.
Notre Dame led by three at intermission before outscoring the Phantoms 49-36 in the final 18 minutes.
Notre Dame 30 49 – 79
West De Pere 27 36 – 63
Notre Dame: Ciak 6, Austin Hendricks 22, A.J. Hendricks 17, Weber 12, Warden 22. 3-pt: A.J. Hendricks 2, Weber 2, Warden 4. FTs: 15-19. Fouls: 21.
West De Pere: Mathews 2, Samson 9, Greisen 9, Borowicz 14, Eggart 5, Wilichowski 21, Woldt 3. 3-pt: Borowicz, Eggart, Wilichowski 3, Woldt. FTs: 13-19. Fouls: 14.
Fox Valley Lutheran 72, Green Bay West 57
APPLETON – The Foxes had 10 players score in their Bay Conference win over the Wildcats.
Gabe Heiges led Fox Valley Lutheran with 16 points. Caleb Dahlke chipped in 14.
Alston Metoxen scored 17 points to lead Green Bay West. Kael Moore Chapman and KJ Howell added 13 and 11 points, respectively.
Green Bay West 30 27 – 57
Fox Valley Lutheran 36 36 – 72
Green Bay East: Howell 11, Ur. Moore 1, Booker 4, Thao 3, Hester 3, Mitchell 3, Chapman 13, Metoxen 17, K. Moore 2. 3-pt: Howell, Thao, Hester, Mitchell, Chapman, Metoxen 3. FTs: 5-7. Fouls: 11.
Fox Valley Lutheran: G. Heiges 16, Erickson 7, Olsen 3, Schlueter 6, Thompson 4, Schaser 6, Loberger 5, Burleton 2, B. Heiges 9, Dahlke 14. 3-pt: G. Heiges 2, Erickson, Olsen, Dahlke 4. FTs: 6-8. Fouls: 8.
Wrightstown 56, Marinette 45
MARINETTE – The Tigers ended the first half on an 8-0 run to take a one-point lead into intermission and pulled away from there to earn the North Eastern Conference win.
Asher VandenHeuvel led Wrightstown with 19 points, while Jack Genke added 17.
Kaden Ducane powered the Marines with 13 points, while Connor Eastman added 10.
The Tigers closed the second half on a 34-24 run.
Wrightstown 22 34 – 56
Marinette 21 24 – 45
Wrightstown: Kinnard 2, Hagerstrom 4, VandenHeuvel 19, Genke 17, Cyra 6, Thompson 6, Morschauser 2. 3-pt: VandenHeuvel 6, Genke, Cyra 2. FTs: 9-12. Fouls: 13.
Marinette: MacGregor 8, Eastman 10, Schneider 2, Ducane 13, Mentch 3, Jacobsen 7, Anderson 2. 3-pt: MacGregor 2, Eastman 2, Ducane, Mentch, Jacobsen. FTs: 6-7. Fouls: 15.
Little Chute 77, Oconto Falls 66
LITTLE CHUTE – The Mustangs made 13-of-16 free throws in the second half to hold off the Panthers.
Reece Joten led Little Chute with 19 points. Trevor Verhagen and Cooper Effa both scored 15 points.
Oconto Falls was led by Collin Radtke, who made six 3-point baskets and finished with 24 points. JJ Pytleski added 23 points.
Oconto Falls 24 42 – 66
Little Chute 34 43 – 77
Oconto Falls: Bursa 2, Tate 5, McDermid 6, Radtke 24, Beaman 6, Pytleski 23. 3-pt: Tate, McDermid 2, Radtke 6, Pytleski 2. FTs: 11-15. Fouls: 19.
Little Chute: Verhagen 15, Knudsen 7, Peeters 8, Schultz 6, Joten 19, Hermsen 4, Effa 15, VandenHeuvel 3. 3-pt: Verhagen, Knudsen, Peeters 2, Effa 2. FTs: 19-26. Fouls: 14.
Luxemburg-Casco 60, Clintonville 39
LUXEMBURG – The Spartans took a nine-point halftime lead and then pulled away in the second half by outscoring the Truckers by 12 points.
Jacob Coisman led Luxemburg-Casco with 12 points. Tatem Klaubauf added 11 points, while Ethan Ropson scored 10.
Max Young paced Clintonville with 10 points.
Clintonville 24 15 – 39
Luxemburg-Casco 33 27 – 60
Clintonville: Howe 2, Loose 8, Polzin 6, Young 13, Hagberg 10. 3-pt: Young 2. FTs: 4-8. Fouls: 15.
Luxemburg-Casco: Coisman 12, Klaubauf 11, Piesler 8, Burmeister 3, Ropson 10, Doell 4, Radart 4, Derenne 8. 3-pt: Coisman 2, Klaubauf, Piesler 2, Ropson 2. FTs: 3-10. Fouls: 9.
Kewaunee 69, Southern Door 33
KEWAUNEE – The Storm earned a share of the Packerland Conference championship at 13-0 and moved to 21-0 overall with the win over the Eagles.
Connor Kilgore poured in 20 points and Diesel Bosdeck added 14 as the Storm built a 14-point halftime advantage before outscoring Southern Door 39-17 in the final 18 minutes.
Also scoring in double figures for Kewaunee was Baylor Elliott with 10 points.
Ryker Lohrey led the Eagles with nine points.
Southern Door 16 17 – 33
Kewaunee 30 39 – 69
Southern Door: Mueller 2, Jadin 2, Vandertie 5, Patza 1, Berg 2, Schwartz 3, Lohrey 9, Delwiche 4, Hoffman 5. 3-pt: Vandertie, Schwartz, Lohrey 3, Hoffman. FTs: 5-6. Fouls: 7.
Kewaunee: Maccaux 5, Kilgore 20, Bosdeck 14, Jerabek 4, Kovacs 2, Kolmorgen 2, Elliott 10, Harrell 8, Delebreau 2, Bortolini 2. 3-pt: Maccaux, Bosdeck 2. FTs: 6-10. Fouls: 10.
Algoma 69, Oneida Nation 52
ALGOMA – The Wolves sprinted out to a 23-point halftime lead in their win over the Thunderhawks.
Braden Leist scored 14 of his team-leading 26 points in the first half for Algoma. Parker Lischka added 12 points, while Lane Cochart and Cayden Nuezil both scored 10.
Carlos Vera-Cantu led Oneida Nation with 23 points, including 15 points in the second half. Cory McIntyre added 10 points.
Oneida Nation 16 36 – 52
Algoma 39 30 – 69
Oneida Nation: Malone 4, McIntyre 10, Summers-Berg 7, Blackbull 4, Vera-Cantu 23, Laster 4. 3-pt: Vera-Cantu 4, Laster. FTs: 5-13. Fouls: 11.
Algoma: Leist 26, Prokash 6, Lischka 12, Cochart 10, Nuezil 10, Robinson 3, Seller 2. 3-pt: Leist 2, Lischka 2, Nuezil, Seller. FTs: 3-8. Fouls: 15.
Sturgeon Bay 48, Gibraltar 45
FISH CREEK – The Clippers started fast and held off a second-half charge by the Vikings.
Jaxzen Bleck led Sturgeon Bay with 12 points, while Siggy Hansen chipped in 10.
Wyatt Bultman led Gibraltar with 12 points and Marco Jauregui had 11.
The Clippers raced out to a 29-19 halftime advantage.
Sturgeon Bay 29 19 – 48
Gibraltar 19 26 – 45
Sturgeon Bay: Benzinger 6, Fruzyna 8, Bleck 12, Hansen 10, Spritka 2, Ruenger 2, Laughlin 8. 3-pt: Benzinger 2, Hansen. FTs: 6-12. Fouls: 18.
Gibraltar: M. Jauregui 11, Jackson 7, F. Jauregui 3, Brey 7, Bultman 12, Dannhausen 5. 3-pt: M. Jauregui, F. Jauregui, Dannhausen. FTs: 10-19. Fouls: 14.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
D.C. Everest 57, Ashwaubenon 40
ASHWAUBENON – Alison Chmielewski and Payton Marciulionis combined for 24 points in the first half to lead the Evergreens to the win over the Jaguars.
Chmielewski finished with 18 points for D.C. Everest, while Marciulionis ended up with 13.
Ashwaubenon was led by Lauren Seeling’s 10 points.
D.C. Everest 39 18 – 57
Ashwaubenon 19 21 – 40
D.C. Everest: Klatt 9, Schulz 4, Chmielewski 18, Beck 5, Bullis 5, Marciulionis 13, Beiler 3. 3-pt: Klatt 3, Chmielewski 2, Bullis. FTs: 9-17. Fouls: 9.
Ashwaubenon: Wirth 9, Schneider 9, Malvitz 3, Krull 6, Ducat 3, Seeling 10. 3-pt: Wirth 3 Schneider 3, Ducat. FTs: 7-10. Fouls: 7-10.
Luxemburg-Casco 56, Clintonville 28
CLINTONVILLE – Chloe Host scored 14 points as the Spartans built a big halftime lead and cruised to the North Eastern Conference win.
Also scoring in double digits were Karsyn Walczyk with 13 points and Alana Mrotek with 12.
Morgan Retzlaff paced the Truckers with nine points.
Luxemburg-Casco 29 27 – 56
Clintonville 14 14 – 28
Luxemburg-Casco: Mrotek 12, Heurkens 3, Calli Host 2, Walczyk 13, Jandrin 5, Chloe Host 14, Deprez 5, Kaye 2. 3-pt: Mrotek 4, Jandrin. FTs: 9-12. Fouls: 13.
Clintonville: Retzlaff 9, Durand 3, Danforth 3, Prue 2, Ferg 5, Tate 6. 3-pt: Retzlaff, Danforth. FTs: 6-8. Fouls: 11.
Little Chute 61, Oconto Falls 49
OCONTO FALLS – Lauren Vosters scored 11 points in each half to score 22 points in the Mustangs’ win over the Panthers.
Hattie Grishaber added 14 points for Little Chute.
Rylie Shallow led Oconto Falls with 20 points. Ella Jahnke scored 14.
Little Chute 26 35 – 61
Oconto Falls 19 30 – 49
Little Chute: Vosters 22, Grishaber 14, Martin 8, Van Wychen 4, Engle 9, Thiel 4. 3-pt: Vosters 5, Grishaber 2, Martin. FTs: 10-15. Fouls: 15.
Oconto Falls: Shallow 20, Otto 9, Jahnke 14, Schultz 6. 3-pt: Shallow, Schultz 2. FTs: 16-20. Fouls: 16.
Wrightstown 44, Marinette 43
WRIGHTSTOWN – Ella Verbeten scored 11 points to lead the Tigers to the North Eastern Conference win over the Marines.
Bianca Furton led Marinette with 19 points.
Marinette 22 21 – 43
Wrightstown 21 23 – 44
Marinette: Coakley 7, Baron 6, Wade 4, Furton 19, Andeson 2, Krouth 4. 3-pt: Coakley, Furton. Fouls: 15.
Wrightstown: Verbeten 11,Welhouse 2, Zirbel 9, DeCleene 7, Cavanaugh 4, Ducat 3, Nelson 8. Fouls: 16.
Denmark 47, Valders 44
DENMARK – Allie VanVonderen scored 13 points to help power Denmark past Valders in a nonconference matchup.
Denmark led 19-16 at the break and kept Valders at bay the rest of the way.
Also leading the Denmark attack were Paige Vogel with 11 points and Kiarrah Micolichek with 10.
Valders was paced by Megan Hochkammer with a game-high 24 points.
Valders 16 28 – 44
Denmark 19 28 – 47
Valders: Zabel 7, Johnson 2, Siders 6, Hochkammer 24, Schultz 2, Olson 3. 3-pt: Zabel, Siders 2, Olson. FTs: 6-10. Fouls: 14.
Denmark: Brice 2, Selner 4, Vogel 11, Micolichek 10, VanVonderen 13, Lindsley 5, Kraschnewski 2. 3-pt: Vogel 3, Micolichek, VanVonderen. FTs: 10-17. Fouls: 13.
Manawa 58, Green Bay East 16
GREEN BAY – The Wolves had three players score in double figures and cruised to the win over the Red Devils.
Adalynn Hansen led Manawa with 11 points. Alayna Seager and Abby Elmhorst both scored 10 points.
Lakeria Gonnigan scored nine points to lead Green Bay East.
Manawa: Hansen 11, Zemple 8, Seager 10, Elmhorst 10, Z. Ziemer 2, Vanden Heuvel 9, M. Ziemer 4, Klatt 4.
Green Bay East: Collins 3, Gonnigan 9, Rodriguez 4.
Crivitz 52, Lena 48
CRIVITZ – The Wolverines clinched a share of the M&O Conference crown with the win over the Wildcats and improved to 20-2 overall.
Kiya Brand had a big game for Crivitz, scoring 32 points including an 8-of-10 performance at the free throw line.
Lena. which fell to 20-3 with the loss, was led by Ella Thomson with 20 points. Abby Kostreva added 12.
Lena 18 30 – 48
Crivitz 20 32 – 52
Lena: Cook 3, Caballero-Morante 2, Kostreva 12, Borkovec 3, Finger 8, Thomson 20. 3-pt: Cook, Kostreva. FTs: 4-13. Fouls: 15.
Crivitz: Franzmeier 6, Brand 32, Doyen 2, Wesoloski 5, Meyers 7. 3-pt: Brand 2. FTs: 14-18. Fouls: 12.
Coleman 48, Suring 38
COLEMAN – Vivian Kostreva had the hot hand with 21 points, while Allie Gross added 10 as the Cougars jumped out to a 10-point halftime lead and cruised to the Marinette & Oconto Conference win.
Coleman led 23-13 at the break and held off the Eagles the rest of the way.
Gracie Christensen led Suring with 12 points, while Paige Pommerich added 10.
Suring 13 25 – 38
Coleman 23 25 – 48
Suring: Gerndt 6, Kempka 3, Pommerich 10, Schroeder 3, Skarban 4, Christensen 12. 3-pt: Gerndt 2, Kempka, Pommerich, Schroeder, Skarban, Christensen. FTs: 5-11. Fouls: 15.
Coleman: Kostreva 21, Jensen 1, Gilbertson 6, Kuchta 3, Rosner 6, Gross 10, Kurth 1. 3-pt: Kostreva 2, Kuchta, Rosner 2. FTs: 9-13. Fouls: 10.
BOYS HOCKEY
Bay Area 12, Appleton United 0
ASHWAUBENON – The Storm scored early and never let up in the Division 1 regional semifinal win.
Bay Area (10-12-1) advances to the regional final at 7 p.m. Feb. 19 against the Notre Dame Tritons at the Cornerstone Community Ice Center.
Appleton United finishes its season with a 7-15 record.
This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Green Bay area high school sports results for Tuesday, Feb. 17
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