Here are Friday's high school sports results for the Appleton area
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FOOTBALL
Xavier 35, Fox Valley Lutheran 14
APPLETON - The Hawks won back the Apple Bowl trophy with the victory on Rocky Bleier Field at Xavier.
Isaiah Des Jardins scored on touchdown runs of 7 and 38 yards for the Hawks, while Matthew Potter scored on runs of 17 and 4 yards.
The Foxes and Hawks were meeting for the 53rd time overall and the 37th time for the Apple Bowl. The Foxes won 24-15 last year and had won five of the last seven meetings. FVL now leads the series 27-26.
The game was delayed due to lightning with 1:17 remaining in the first half with Xavier leading 20-7. After a delay of 42 minutes, the Hawks ran out the clock to end the first half and then the second half started immediately.
FVL took a 7-0 lead on a 64-yard pass from Liam Heiges to Trenton Heyn on the first series of the game.
Des Jardins and Potter each scored in the first quarter to give the Hawks a 13-7 lead after one quarter.
FVL pulled within 20-14 in the third quarter on a 7-yard touchdown run by Jack Egan, but Xavier responded after a long kickoff return by Potter set up a 1-yard run by Carter McGlone and a two-point conversion to go ahead 28-14 with 4:06 remaining in the third quarter.
Fox Valley Lutheran 7 0 7 0 - 14
Xavier 13 7 8 7 - 35
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
FVL - Trenton Heyn 64 pass from Liam Heiges (Adam Loberger kick)
X - Isaiah Des Jardins 7 run (Seidler kick)
X - Matthew Potter 17 run (kick failed)
Second Quarter
X - Potter 4 run (Seidler kick)
Third Quarter
FVL - Jack Egan 7 run (Loberger kick)
X - Carter McGlone 1 run (Evan McCormick run)
Fourth Quarter
X - Des Jardins 38 run (Seidler kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: FVL - Heiges 13-72, Egan 17-61. X - Potter 28-201, Des Jardins 5-58.
Passing: FVL - Heiges 4-18-2-99. X - Reid Hietpas 1-1-0-8.
Receiving: FVL - Heyn 2-84. X - McCormick 1-8.
Appleton East 51, Appleton West 0
APPLETON - The Patriots outgained the Terrors 249-3 over the first two quarters and never looked back in a dominating performance in nonconference action at the West High School Field.
It was the most lopsided score in the 56-year history of the rivalry, which West still leads 28-26-2.
The game was delayed for about 45 minutes due to lightning.
East took the opening kick and drove 80 yards in five plays, capped off by Jacob Weisbach’s 1-yard run. After a botched snap on the extra-point attempt, Weisbach picked the ball up and ran it in for the conversion and an 8-0 lead.
Five Patriots players scored touchdowns on the night.
Appleton East 22 22 7 0 - 51
Appleton West 0 0 0 0 - 0
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
AE - Weisbach 1 run (Weisbach run)
AE - Alex Thompson 31 run (Ben Smestad kick)
AE - Anthony Burdett 16 pass from Weisbach (Smestad kick)
Second Quarter
AE - Brandon Moua 11 run (Smestad kick)
AE - Safety, high snap covered in end zone
AE - Thompson 3 run (Smestad kick)
AE - Christian Martinez 2 run (kick blocked)
Third Quarter
AE - Burdett 2 run (Smestad kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: Appleton East - Thompson 9-89, Weisbach 4-40; Appleton West - Michael Aponte 5-38.
Passing: Appleton East - Weisbach 1-3-1-16; Appleton West - Conner Navis 6-15-1-67.
Receiving: Appleton East - Burdett 1-16; Appleton West - Payton Wiedeman 2-28.
Neenah 40, Menasha 0
MENASHA – Grant Dean had another spectacular night and the Rockets defense shut down the Bluejays in the win at Calder Stadium.
The game was called with just over 10 minutes remaining due to lightning.
Dean, a junior, finished with three touchdown runs (50, 43 and 30 yards) and totaled 188 yards on 15 carries. He scored six touchdowns last week in Neenah’s win over De Pere.
Neenah freshman quarterback Ashton Van Beek also had a solid night, finishing with four rushes for 101 yards, including a 16-yard touchdown scamper in the second quarter. He also passed for 85 yards on 4-of-4 attempts and a touchdown.
Menasha did move the ball on Neenah and had two drives finish inside the 20 but came away with no points in the first half.
Neenah 0 13 20 7 – 40
Menasha 0 0 0 0 – 0
SCORING PLAYS
Second Quarter
N: - Ashton Van Beek 16 run (Liam Wasco kick)
N - Grant Dean 50 run (kick failed)
Third Quarter
N - Dean 43 run (Connor Briones pass from Van Beek)
N - Luke Keller 24 pass from Van Beek (conversion failed)
N - Dean 30 run (conversion failed)
Fourth Quarter
N - Dean 10 run (Wasco kick)
Kaukauna 25, West De Pere 22
DE PERE - Osvaldo Soto Sanchez kicked a 28-yard field goal in the fourth quarter to break a 22-22 tie and give the Ghosts the victory over the Phantoms.
Kaukauna’s defense then preserved the win by sacking West De Pere quarterback Duke Shovald on the Ghosts’ 26-yard line with 4 seconds left in the game.
Kaukauna took a 14-0 lead in the first half as Finnley Doriot passed for 131 yards and two touchdowns. Doriot finished with 302 yards passing.
West De Pere responded in the third quarter with a 2-yard run by Andrew Baumgart and a 10-yard pass from Shovald to Ben Lemirand. Isaac Kaster put West De Pere up 15-14 on a 2-point conversion pass from Shovald.
West De Pere’s lead disappeared quickly as Doriot connected with Tucker Hofman for an 82-yard touchdown.
Langdon Nordgaard and Shovald combined to tie the game on the first play of the fourth quarter with Shovald completing a 6-yard touchdown pass to Nordgaard.
Both teams had drives that stalled to set up the winning field goal.
Kaukauna finished with 355 yards of offense while West De Pere had 212 yards of offense.
Kaukauna 7 7 8 3 - 25
West De Pere 0 0 15 7 - 22
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: WDP - Evan Ott 12-39.
Passing: WDP - Duke Shovald 20-32-0-177/
Receiving: WDP - Joey Riesenberg 4-24, Ben Leminrand 4-56, Langdon Nordgaard 9-90.
Hortonville 13, Pulaski 0
PULASKI - Broden Butzin connected with Colin Wendt on a 49-yard pass play midway through the third quarter to put the Polar Bears ahead in their win over the Red Raiders.
Levi Strange added a game-clinching touchdown on a 2-yard run in the fourth quarter for Hortonville.
Butzin finished with 152 yards passing on seven completions while Wendt had three receptions for 136 yards.
Pulaski was led by Ethan Schmidt, who completed 13 passes for 96 yards.
Hortonville 0 0 7 6 - 13
Pulaski 0 0 0 0 - 0
SCORING PLAYS
Third Quarter
H - Colin Wendt 49 pass from Broden Butzin (Wendt kick)
Fourth Quarter
H - Levi Strange 2 run (kick failed)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: H - Strange 24-80. P - Trevor Schuessler 5-43, Spencer Hakes 10-43.
Passing: H - Butzin 7-19-1-152. P- Ethan Schmidt 13-23-0-96.
Receiving: H - Wendt 3-136. P - Schuessler 6-49.
Crivitz 13, Shiocton 0
CRIVITZ - The Wolverines scored twice in the second half in their win over the Chiefs.
Brody MacNeill put Crivitz ahead in the third quarter when he picked off Ty Marcks’ pass and returned it 17 yards for a touchdown.
TJ Mueller scored Crivitz’s other touchdown on a 13-yard run in the fourth quarter.
Shiocton 0 0 0 0 - 0
Crivitz 0 0 6 7 - 13
SCORING PLAYS
Third Quarter
C - Brody MacNeill 17 interception return (kick failed)
Fourth Quarter
C - TJ Mueller 13 run (Stephan Allard kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: S - Jordan Janke 4-10, Ty Marcks 5-1. C - Tegan Werner 8-56, TJ Mueller 18-68.
Passing: S - Marcks 19-48-184. C - Kaden Klaver 1-9-4.
Receiving: S - Bennett Schmidt 7-56. C - Werner 1-4.
Southern Door 26, Brillion 7
BRILLION - Zack Lynch scored on touchdown runs of 66 and 71 yards to lead the Clippers to the win over the Lions.
Lynch finished with 173 yards rushing on 17 carries to account for more than half of Southern Door’s yards. It finished with 301 yards of offense.
Brillion was led by Joseph Shimek, who passed for 67 yards, and Chase Braun, who rushed for 56. Brennan Kleist rushed for 21 yards and caught a pass for 58 yards.
Southern Door 6 6 6 8 - 26
Brillion 0 7 0 0 - 7
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
SD - Drew Daoust 2 run (kick failed)
Second Quarter
B - Hayden Cousin 15 interception return (Diego Nolasco kick)
SD - Zack Lynch 66 run (pass failed)
Third Quarter
SD - Gavin Geisel 14 pass from Daoust (pass failed)
Fourth Quarter
SD - Lynch 71 run (Daoust run)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: SD - Daoust 4-30, Gaige Geisel 4-11, Lynch 17-173. B - Hayden Cousin 5-18, Chase Braun 15-56, Brennan Kleist 6-21, Heath Cousin 9-30, Chase Thibodeau 10-39.
Passing: SD - Daoust 5-10-1-87. B - Joseph Shimek 2-7-1-67.
Receiving: SD - Tyler Neinas 1-58, Gavin Geisel 2-15. B - Kleist 1-58.
Ozaukee 20, St. Mary Catholic 8
OZAUKEE - Ashton Post scored on a 72-yard fumble return in the third quarter to account for the Zephyrs’ lone score in their loss to the Warriors.
Ozaukee got off to a fast start, scoring all its points in the first quarter.
Garrett Weninger led St. Mary Catholic with 59 yards rushing on 10 carries and 89 yards passing, completing 12-of-27 passes.
Daniel Harness caught five passes for 33 yards.
John Schultz had 10 solo tackles, seven assisted tackles and two tackles for loss for the Zephyrs.
Mosinee 64, Clintonville 12
CLINTONVILLE - Keagen Jirschele scored three touchdowns, including a punt and kickoff return to help lead Mosinee past the Truckers in nonconference action.
Carter Fandrey also returned a kickoff for a score as Mosinee used the quick strike to pull away.
Despite the lopsided score, Clintonville outgained Mosinee 382-316 in total yards.
Mosinee 14 21 14 15 - 64
Clintonville 6 6 0 0 - 12
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
C - Samuel Wegener 48 pass from Kade Rosenow (pass failed)
M - Keagen Jirschele 89 kickoff return (Grant Kuklinski kick)
M - Jirschele 3 run (Kuklinski kick)
Second Quarter
C - Zander Schroeder 5 run (pass failed)
M - Carter Fandrey 74 kickoff return (Kuklinski kick)
M - Jirschele 16 run (Kuklinski kick)
M - Gavin Obremski 19 run (Kuklinski kick)
Third Quarter
M - Wyatt Harris 17 run (Kuklinski kick)
M - Brady Lokken 87 pass from Obremski (Kuklinski kick)
Fourth Quarter
M - Jirschele 71 punt return (Kuklinski kick)
M - Fandrey 57 run (Fandrey pass from Treve Stoffel)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: M - Wyatt Harris 8-79, Carter Fandrey 1-57, Gavin Obremski 5-43, Abram Bouche 2-29, Keagen Jirschele 2-19; C - Zander Schroeder 10-89, Kade Rosenow 6-26.
Passing: M - Gavin Obremski 3-6-1-89; C - Kade Rosenow 26-42-1-251.
Receiving: M - Brady Lokken 1-87; C - Jack Yeager 8-80, Zachary Johnson 5-41, Zander Schroeder 5-36, Samuel Wegener 4-66.
Wrightstown 28, Waupaca 0
WAUPACA - The Tigers controlled the game, rushing for 263 yards and 291 yards of offense in the win over the Comets.
Waupaca was held to 130 yards of offense.
Aiden Humphreys led Wrightsown with 146 yards rushing on 18 carries.
Xzavier Pittman led Waupaca with 63 yards rushing.
Wrightstown 8 14 6 0 - 28
Waupaca 0 0 0 0 - 0
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
WR - Payton Vande Hey 2 run (Trevor Vande Hey run)
Second Quarter
WR - Gavin Ducat 18 pass from Quade Thompson (Daniel Buntin kick)
WR - Landon Helphrey fumble recovery (Buntin kick)
Third Quarter
WR - Aiden Humphreys 3 run (kick failed)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: WR - Trevor Vande Hey 7 42, Landon Helphrey 11-52, Aiden Humphreys 18-146. WAU - Andre Hendrix 5-35, Xzavier Pittman 15-63.
Passing: WR - Thompson 1-1-0-18, Trevor Vande Hey 1-2-0-10. WAU - Henry Mouw 9-12-0-42.
Receiving: WR - Payton Vande Hey 1-10, Gavin Ducat 1-18. WAU - Ian Vanden Wyngaard 5-28, Trayse Hanson 3-16.
Winneconne 49, Omro 7
OMRO - The Wolves rolled up 533 yards of offense in scoring the win over the Foxes.
Brady Immel completed 24-of-27 passes for Winneconne for 340 yards and two touchdowns.
Ethan Mathe rushed 12 times for 96 yards and four scores. Immel had 9 rushes for 65 yards.
Dylan Sharrat had seven receptions for 148 yards for Winneconne.
Omro scored its only touchdown in the second quarter on a 22-yard pass from Keenan Rahn to Lucas Kasuboski.
Rahn led Omro with 88 passing yards on six completions.
Winneconne 7 14 21 7 - 49
Omro 0 7 0 0 - 7
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: W - Ethan Mathe 12-96, Brady Immel 9-65.
Passing: W - Immel 24-27-0-340.
Receiving: W - Sharratt 7-148, Jack Quigley 2-65, Ayden Loukidis 5-47, Brody Schaffer 4-44, Mathe 4-35.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Homestead Joust
MEQUON - The Xavier girls volleyball team went 3-0 in pool play at the event, defeating Lake Country Lutheran 25-14, 25-7; Neenah 25-19, 25-9; and Sussex Hamilton 25-16, 25-11.
Mariah Potter led Xavier with 52 assists. Belle Shea had 20 digs, Halle Vande Hey 15 kills, Annika Kowalski 16 kills and Madison Daley 14 kills.
The event continues Saturday.
Beast of the Northeast Tournament
GRAND CHUTE - Fox Valley Lutheran got off to a 3-0 start in the tournament, defeating Appleton East 2-0, Sheboygan Falls 2-0 and Randolph 2-0.
Annalise Patchett had 30 kills and 15 digs for Fox Valley Lutheran. Ava Patchett had 27 assists and 10 digs while Molly Bixby had 35 assists and 10 digs. Riley Schmitz had 36 digs and Keira Jahner 12 digs. Emma Nilson contributed 17 kills.
Pulaski went 0-3, losing to Oconto Falls 25-16, 25-2; Edgewood 25-9, 25-13 and Aquinas 26-12, 25-19.
Alexia Thibodeau led Pulaski with 12 kills and 18 digs. Brin Lemense added 12 digs.
CROSS-COUNTRY
Freedom Irish Waters Invite
BOYS LARGE
DE PERE 44, GREEN BAY PREBLE 44, WINNECONNE 85, LITTLE CHUTE 130, KAUKAUNA 144, SEYMOUR 149, OCONTO FALLS 169, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 189, NEW LONDON 237, MARINETTE 240
Top individuals: 1, Grady Lenn DP 15:26.55; 2, Jacob Nuthals GBP 16:25.61; 3, Ben Adams OF 16:46.31; 4, Grant Wenzelow WIN 16:47.41; 5, Andrew Milhans KAU 17:15.80; 6, Casey Trousil DP 17:18.10; 7, Killian Arlt GBP 17:23.14; 8, Benjamin Piontek GBP 17:26.05; 9, Ben Toeppler LC 17:31.89; 10, Chase Deshazer DP 17:32.74; 11, Reid Cross WIN 17:34.81; 12, Enoch Thielhelm DP 17:35.17; 13, Brayden Michaels GBP 17:37.28; 14, Marshall Willems GBP 17:37.90; 15, Evan Milkie DP 17:41.84.
BOYS SMALL
CHILTON 42, BRILLION 57, FREEDOM 74, PESHTIGO 83, GILLETT 100, ASSUMPTION 160, ST. MARY’S SPRINGS 161
Top individuals: 1, Lucas Mathes BRI 17:40.95; 2, Bradyn Wendorff GIL 17:46.54; 3, Bob Huntley BRI 18:07.84; 4, Jackson Meyers CHI 18:12.23; 5, Dawson Jarmolowicz FRE 18:25.83; 6, Kaleb Plate CHI 18:34.75; 7, Dominik Baxter PES 18:43.79; 8, Eliot Wieting CHI 18:50.06; 9, Andrew Shepard FRE 18:56.14; 10, Lincoln Kuehn CHI 19:00.64.
GIRLS LARGE
KAUKAUNA 41, LITTLE CHUTE 84, GREEN BAY PREBLE 86, NEW LONDON 100, WINNECONNE 138, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 140, DE PERE 141, OCONTO FALLS 178, MARINETTE 236
Top individuals: 1, Sophie Yetter WIN 19:06.31; 2, Sydney Fauske KAU 19:17.56; 3, Reese Fauske KAU 19:56.68; 4, Ashley Wilson LC 20:04.52; 5, McKenna Lowe KAU 20:07.72; 6, Jessica Rolain DP 20:09.12; 7, Melana Webber GBP 20:11.41; 8, Elsie Abba NL 20:15.14; 9, Macy Reybrock NL 20:18.57; 10, Lauren Wegand LC 20:23.35; 11, Allison Buraczewski GBP 20:31.32; 12, Jenna Kinas KAU 20:39.91; 13, Sami Miller LC 20:40.39; 14, Addison Lacy MAR 20:43.08; 15, Kristin Donart FVL 20:53.55.
GIRLS SMALL
FREEDOM 35, ASSUMPTION 72, SEVASTOPOL 77, ST. MARY’S SPRINGS 97, CHILTON 98, PESHTIGO 138, BRILLION 162
Top individuals: 1, Lucy Dolan AS 19:24.59; 2, Rachel Nelson PES 19:51.22; 3, Leigh Dewitt FRE 20:03.05; 4, Claire Helmila FRE 20:10.44; 5, Brooklyn Schoenick AS 20:55.82; 6, Melanie Jentsch W-F 21:05.90; 7, Lydia Merrick FRE 21:21.81; 8, Baylee Hartjes AS 21:25.60; 9, Katherine Cook FRE 21:29.97; 10, Bea Dramm SEV 21:37.49.
Appleton West Terror Invite
BOYS
ASHWAUBENON 81, KIMBERLY 90, SHAWANO 99, XAVIER 105, OSHKOSH WEST 108, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 149, APPLETON NORTH 181, PULASKI 186, HORTONVILLE 188, GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST 272, WISCONSIN RAPIDS LINCOLN 303, APPLETON EAST 322, APPLETON WEST 325, OMRO 413, MENASHA 465
Top individuals: 1, Logan Salzmann KIM 16:01.2; 2, Ethan Onesti SHA 16:15.6; 3, Noah Donnermeyer X 16:31.8; 4, Will Chelberg SHA 16:35.6; 5, Caleb Hardy AN 17:10.4; 6, Tyce Scheetz AW 17:18.2; 7, Delson Troedel OW 17:25.6; 8, Ryan Jadin ASH 17:25.8; 9, Riley Szymik AN 17:29.4; 10, Ryan Lang SN 17:32.2; 11, Ian Willemsen SN 17:33.0; 12, Brady Wallace ASH 17:35.2; 13, Jerry Sowers OW 17:40.0; 14, Alex Ratchman HOR 17:43.5; 15, Turner Behm KIM 17:47.6.
GIRLS
XAVIER 44, KIMBERLY 64, SHAWANO 68, APPLETON NORTH 112, OSHKOSH WEST 133, APPLETON WEST 154, HORTONVILLE 195, ASHWAUBENON 243, APPLETON EAST 261, OREGON 285, WISCONSIN RAPIDS LINCOLN 308, OMRO 334, SHEBOYGAN NORTH 358
Top individuals: 1, Lilie Fouts X 19:04.2; 2, Annalise Minorik X 19:38.3; 3, Ava Helmbrecht AN 19:57.3; 4, Madison Krueger KIM 20:04.7; 5, Bailey Hendricks SHA 20:09.8; 6, Lilly Guenther SHA 20:17.2; 7, Grace Chelberg SHA 20:24.1; 8, Hannah Huza HOR 20:37.3; 9, Elie Volheim-Bise KIM 20:38.4; 10, Braelee Jodarski OW 20:41.6; 11, Olivia Stedl PUL 20:48.4; 12, Joy Krull X 20:54.8; 13, Madi Lotten KIM 21:00.5; 14, Elle Krull X 21:03.1; 15, Sophie Busch AN 21:04.5.
This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Here are Friday's high school sports results for the Appleton area
