Here are Thursday's high school sports results for the Appleton area
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Xavier 61, Shawano 57
APPLETON - Xavier outscored Shawano 13-9 in overtime to pull out the victory and clinch the outright Bay Conference title.
Xavier finishes 11-1 in the Bay and is 17-7 overall heading into the playoffs. West De Pere's loss to New London dropped the Phantoms to 10-2 in the conference, giving Xavier the title.
Elle Krull led Xavier with 19 points. Carsyn Stempa added 14 and Faith Hafner scored 11.
Shawano was led by Abby Bystol with 17 points, Ella Stuber with 14 and Leah Nordin with 11.
Xavier 30 18 13 - 61
Shawano 25 23 9 - 57
Xavier: Standish 7, J. Krull 4, VandeHey 6, E. Krull 19, F. Hafner 11, Stempa 14. 3-pt: Standish, E. Krull, F. Hafner, Stempa 2 FT: 8-12. Fouls: 18.
Shawano: Beyer 1, Stuber 14, Popelka 7, Babino 3, N. Bystol 2, A. Bystol 17, Boyles 2, Nordin 11. 3-pt: Stuber 2, Popelka, N. Bystol, A. Bystol 3. FT: 6-13. Fouls: 16.
St. Mary Catholic 72, Oostburg 69
FOX CROSSING - Emily Vogel erupted for 38 points and the Zephyrs hit just enough free throws down the stretch to hold off Oostburg in a battle of Big East division champions.
Vogel, a 5-foot-10 junior, scored 29 points in the first half, including five 3-pointers. Audrey Norville chipped in 10 points for SMC (23-1), which is ranked second in Division 4 in the latest Associated Press girls basketball poll.
SMC was able to get the win despite playing without senior starter Sienna Anderson as well as junior reserve Kate Nackers, according to head coach Jeff Chew. Both were out due to illness.
The Zephyrs were also able to navigate the final minutes of the game with four players with four fouls.
“It was a huge win for us,” Chew said. “It was just a nice win for the team and we actually pulled up a couple of kids from JV who filled in a few minutes here and there during the game. That was a positive.
“Plus, Emily shot fantastic in the first half. She was lights out.”
Oostburg (22-2), ranked No. 1 in D3, was led by Riley Ketterhagen’s 20 points with sister Addy scoring 17. Brynn Wisse also had 16 points for Oostburg.
Oostburg 31 38 - 69
St. Mary Catholic 37 35 - 72
Oostburg: Wissel 16, Soerens 4, Riley Ketterhagen 20, Addy Ketterhagen 17, Ternes 5, Steinbock 7. 3-pt: R. Ketterhagen. FT: 16-23. Fouls: 16.
St. Mary Catholic: Vogel 38, Ripley 8, Crowe 4, Norville 10, Nolie Anderson 8, Voss 4. 3-pt: Vogel 5, Norville. FT: 16-22. Fouls: 20.
Oshkosh West 42, Neenah 37
OSHKOSH - Paige Seckar scored 19 points to lead the Wildcats to the upset over the Rockets.
Rowan Klesmit led Neenah with 14 points. Allie Ziebell scored 13 and Ellie Buss had 10.
Neenah finishes the regular season 14-4 in the FVA and is 19-5 overall. Oshkosh West finishes 10-8 in the FVA and is 14-10 overall.
Neenah 12 25 - 37
Oshkosh West 20 22 - 42
Kimberly 79, Kaukauna 48
KIMBERLY - The Papermakers, who had five players finish in double figures in scoring, opened the game with a 20-2 run in their win over the Ghosts.
Kate McGinnis led Kimberly with 17 points. Bentley Drout, Ava Van Vonderen and Raegan Krueger each scored 13 points. Haylie Dulas added 10 points.
Kaukauna’s leading scorers were Addison Baumgart with 13 points and Jozy Ebben with 12 points.
Kimberly improves to 15-2 in the FVA and 20-3 overall. Kaukauna finishes the regular season 6-12 in the FVA and is 8-16 overall.
Kaukauna 28 20 - 48
Kimberly 41 38 - 79
Kaukauna: Plate 8, Baumgart 13, Boucher 2, Reader 5, Steif 4, Borchardt 2, Gross 2, Ebben 12. 3-pt: Baumgart 3, Reader. FT: 18-24. Fouls: 15.
Kimberly: Drout 13, Dietrich 4, McGinnis 17, Ebben 4, Woelfel 2, Asman 3, Dulas 10, Van Vonderen 13, Krueger 13. 3-pt: Drout 2, McGinnis, Asman, Van Vonderen. FT: 14-16. Fouls: 16.
Freedom 59, Oconto Falls 24
FREEDOM – The Irish raced to a big halftime advantage and finished the game on a 29-9 second-half run to earn the North Eastern Conference victory.
Stella Verhasselt led a balanced Freedom scoring attack with 13 points, while Haley Reed added 12.
Amber Otto led Oconto Falls with seven points.
With the win, Freedom finishes the regular season at 17-7 overall and 15-3 in the NEC, second behind champion Marinette.
The Panthers enter the postseason with a 13-11 overall mark and finished 9-9 in the conference.
Oconto Falls 15 9 – 24
Freedom 30 29 - 59
Oconto Falls: Ludemann 3, Shallow 2, Staidl 3, Raddatz 2, Otto 7, Maloney 5, Przybylski 2. 3-pt: Ludemann, Staidl, Maloney. FT: 7-13. Fouls: 13.
Freedom: Martzahl 6, Lang 2, Anderson 6, Bork 4, Janssen 2, Reed 12, Verhasselt 13, Lillge 2, Cropsey 5, Ponschock 5, Voight 2. 3-pt: Anderson 2, Reed 2, Verhasselt 2, Ponschock. FT: 10-12. Fouls: 18.
Fox Valley Lutheran 42, Luxemburg-Casco 37
LUXEMBURG – The Foxes outscored the Spartans 5-0 in overtime to claim the North Eastern Conference win.
Lauren Movrich had the hot hand with 17 points, while Eden Last added 10 for FVL.
Erin Cherovsky led Luxemburg-Casco with nine points.
FVL moves to 9-14 overall and finishes 9-9 in the NEC, while the Spartans fall to 10-14 and 9-9.
Fox Valley Lutheran 26 11 5 - 42
Luxemburg-Casco 22 15 0 - 37
Fox Valley Lutheran: Immel 6, Movrich 17, Volhard 4, Weise 3, Krueger 2, Last 10. 3-pt: Immel, Movrich 5, Weise, Last. FT: 6-10. Fouls: 14.
Luxemburg-Casco: Cherovsky 9, Bray 3, Mrotek 2, Schley 2, Blohowiak 5, Wech 2, DeBaker 3, Deprez 6, Hanmann 5. 3-pt: Cherovsky, Blohowiak, DeBaker, Hanmann. FT: 1-5. Fouls: 12.
Denmark 55, Clintonville 25
DENMARK - Freshman Allie VanVonderen scored 18 points to lead the Vikings to the win over the Truckers.
Kiarrah Micolichek added 10 points for Denmark.
Zoey Ferg and Natalie Sunita both scored six points to lead Clintonville.
Clintonville 15 10 - 25
Denmark 25 30 - 55
Clintonville: Kasson 4, Fields 4, Tuddenham 2, Ferg 6, Tate 3, Sunita 6. 3-pt: Kasson. FT: 8-12. Fouls: 10.
Denmark: Antolec 3, VanNoie 8, Selner 8, Klinksick 2, LeBresh 2, Micolichek 10, VanVonderen 18, Umentum 2, Kraschnewski 2. 3-pt: Antolec, Micolichek 2, VanVonderen. FT: 6-10. Fouls: 13.
New London 62, West De Pere 60
DE PERE - Shelby Glodowski scored 23 points to lead the Bulldogs to the win over the Phantoms.
Kenna Mix and Jensen Mix added 15 and 11 points, respectively, for New London. The Bulldogs finish the regular season with an 18-6 record.
West De Pere, which also finishes the regular season with an 18-6 record, was led by Madisyn Berggren with 19 points. Faith Walder and Ava VanEss added 16 and 14 points, respectively.
New London 25 37 - 62
West De Pere 24 36 - 60
New London: Handschke 2, Langel 7, Stroesenreuther 2, K. Mix 15, Glodowski 23, J. Mix 11, Reybrock 2. 3-pt: Langel, K. Mix, Glodowski 3, J. Mix 2. FT: 14-15. Fouls: 13.
West De Pere: Al. Rattray 8, Walder 16, Berggren 19, Olson 3, VanEss 14. 3-pt: Berggren 3, VanEss 3. FT: 10-14. Fouls: 20.
Chilton 59, Roncalli 19
CHILTON – Junior Adahlyn Hoerl scored 20 points and became Chilton’s all-time leading scorer as the Tigers posted the Eastern Wisconsin Conference victory.
Kendra Zahn added 12 points for Chilton.
No one scored more than four points for Roncalli.
With the win, the Tigers finished the regular season at 16-8 overall and 9-5 in the conference, while Roncalli falls to 7-16 and 5-9.
Roncalli 10 9 – 19
Chilton 35 24 - 59
Roncalli: Me. Lamers 3, Jacky 3, Risch 4, Ma. Lamers 2, Stangel 3, Fiecko 4. 3-pt: Me. Lamers, Stangel. FT: 1-5. Fouls: 8.
Chilton: Thomes 3, Mertz 6, Koehler 5, Mueller 2, Hoerl 20, Tasch 5, Schmitz 2, Zahn 12, Davis 4. 3-pt: Mertz, Koehler, Hoerl 2, Tasch, Zahn 4. FT: 6-7. Fouls: 11.
Brillion 47, New Holstein 32
NEW HOLSTEIN - The Lions played solid defense, held the Huskies to 15 points in the first half and went on to pick up the win.
Camden Hale led Brillion with 23 points.
“We defended well and held Peyton Grenzer to four points as she had 21 in the first meeting,” Brillion coach Jeff Capelle said. “Offensively we moved the ball well against their zone defense and shot the ball well tonight. We had a good team win tonight.”
Eden Pethan led New Holstein with 11 points.
Brillion 21 26 - 47
New Holstein 15 17 - 32
Brillion: Hale 23, Hedrich 3, C. Schuh 2, Ott 4, O’Connell 3, Brooks 9, E. Schuh 3. 3-pt: Hale 5, Hedrich, O’Connell, Brooks. FT: 1-4. Fouls: 8.
New Holstein: Pethan 11, Wagner 2, Achter 2, Schneider 2, Krause 2, Casper 4, Halbach 5, Grenzer 4. 3-pt: Pethan 3, Halbach. FT: 2-7. Fouls: 14.
Gibraltar 67, Stockbridge 27
FISH CREEK - McKailey Reisen scored 14 points and Mikala Gorham added 10 to lead the Vikings to the win over Stockbridge.
Gibraltar took control of the game in the first half, building a 34-10 lead at halftime.
Emily Menzel led Stockbridge with eight points.
Stockbridge 10 17 - 27
Gibraltar 34 33 - 67
Stockbridge: Marose 1, Holzer 3, Greely 5, Ruppenthal 6, Menzel 8, Adamietz 4. 3-pt: Holzer, Menzel 2. FT: 8-12 Fouls: 4.
Gibraltar: M. Schar 7, Alexander 2, Prescott 8, Tepe 2, Gorham 10, Reisen 14, A. Schar 4, Chomeau 8, Jarosh 6, Hummel 2, Martin 4. 3-pt: M. Schar, Gorham 2, Reisen. FT: 1-4. Fouls: 14.
State scores
Abbotsford 58, Chequamegon 36
Adams-Friendship 62, Nekoosa 21
Albany 40, Barneveld 32
Alma-Pepin 58, Alma Center Lincoln 47
Almond-Bancroft 60, Gresham Community 36
Amery 50, Somerset 39
Amherst 59, Manawa 37
Aquinas 57, Onalaska 39
Arcadia 66, La Crosse Logan 47
Assumption 52, Stratford 37
Athens 67, Prentice 20
Auburndale 43, Marathon 34
Badger 60, Burlington 58
Baldwin-Woodville 32, Altoona 31
Barron 46, St. Croix Falls 45, OT
Belleville 44, Cambridge 43
Belmont 65, Benton 27
Berlin 45, Plymouth 34
Big Foot 54, Turner 50
Blair-Taylor 47, Eleva-Strum 32
Bloomer 58, Loyal 27
Bonduel 63, Iola-Scandinavia 28
Brillion 47, New Holstein 32
Brodhead 55, Evansville 49
Brookfield Academy 48, Kenosha Christian Life 40
Cadott 56, Gilman 52
Cameron 53, Ashland 27
Catholic Central 62, University School of Milwaukee 36
Cedar Grove-Belgium 64, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah 49
Central Wisconsin Christian 60, Dodgeland 36
Chilton 59, Roncalli 19
Cochrane-Fountain City 67, Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran 28
Colby 63, Thorp 48
Colfax 59, Mondovi 48
Crandon 44, Florence 30
Cristo Rey 43, HAPA 15
Cuba City 58, Darlington 22
D.C. Everest 51, Merrill 45
De Pere 72, Pulaski 30
DeForest 75, Monona Grove 69
Deerfield 54, Williams Bay 25
Denmark 55, Clintonville 25
Drummond 67, Butternut 39
Durand-Arkansaw 58, Boyceville 38
Edgerton 66, Clinton 26
Elk Mound 74, Glenwood City 19
Ellsworth 49, Saint Croix Central 40
Fall River 56, Cambria-Friesland 50
Fond du Lac 38, Oshkosh North 37
Fox Valley Lutheran 42, Luxemburg-Casco 37, OT
Franklin 56, Kenosha Bradford 39
Freedom 59, Oconto Falls 24
Gibraltar 67, Stockbridge 27
Grafton 81, Cedarburg 51
Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran 41, Sturgeon Bay 28
Green Bay Southwest 52, Green Bay Preble 44
Hartford 66, Slinger 40
Hayward 37, Ladysmith 23
Highland 48, Shullsburg 35
Homestead 77, Nicolet 24
Hortonville 76, Appleton West 32
Hurley 48, Washburn 27
Iowa-Grant 69, Boscobel 58
Ithaca 63, Seneca 27
Jefferson 46, Whitewater 41
Kenosha Indian Trail 75, Racine Case 58
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 73, Winneconne 39
Kewaskum 56, Ripon 53
Kewaunee 51, Algoma 36
Kickapoo 43, North Crawford 39
Kiel 50, Two Rivers 25
Kimberly 79, Kaukauna 48
Laconia 72, Winnebago Lutheran Academy 64
Lake Mills 51, Columbus 40
Lancaster 71, River Valley 23
Lomira 60, Campbellsport 37
Lourdes Academy 71, Oakfield 54
Luther 57, La Crescent, Minn. 50
Madison La Follette 94, Madison West 19
Madison Memorial 72, Madison East 47
Manitowoc 84, Sheboygan South 35
Marinette 45, Little Chute 22
Markesan 82, Rio 53
Marshall 55, Wisconsin Heights 32
Martin Luther 58, Racine Lutheran 24
McFarland 75, Portage 25
Mellen 40, Solon Springs 36
Menasha 59, Green Bay East 21
Mercer 61, Bayfield 39
Messmer 83, Milwaukee South 27
Middleton 49, Janesville Parker 41
Milton 70, Waunakee 54
Mineral Point 42, Fennimore 32
New Glarus 75, Waterloo 41
New London 62, West De Pere 60
Newman Catholic 55, Edgar 49
Northland Lutheran 70, White Lake 15
Northwestern 68, Cumberland 24
Norway, Mich. 27, Niagara 26
Oak Creek 50, Kenosha Tremper 27
Oconto 58, Southern Door 40
Omro 79, North Fond du Lac 42
Oregon 65, Beaver Dam 59
Oshkosh West 42, Neenah 37
Osseo-Fairchild 55, Columbus Catholic 37
Ozaukee 52, Hilbert 45
Pacelli 53, Wild Rose 47
Palmyra-Eagle 78, Madison Country Day 13
Pardeeville 67, Princeton 53
Parkview 37, Johnson Creek 31
Phillips 75, Rib Lake 36
Pittsville 67, Port Edwards 10
Platteville 65, Richland Center 26
Poynette 60, Lakeside Lutheran 50
Prairie 71, Kenosha St Joseph 35
Prairie du Chien 74, Dodgeville 57
Prescott 51, Osceola 25
Randolph 61, Montello 23
Random Lake 54, Mishicot 47
Reedsburg Area 66, Mount Horeb 46
Regis 74, Greenwood 32
Rice Lake 62, New Richmond 38
Riverdale 52, Southwestern 37
Rosholt 54, Tri-County 47
Salam School 52, Eastbrook Academy 13
Sevastopol 53, Peshtigo 29
Sheboygan Christian 67, Reedsville 62
Sheboygan Falls 58, Valders 39
Shoreland Lutheran 59, St Thomas More 58
South Shore 86, Lac Courte Oreilles 21
Sparta 54, Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 22
Spencer 44, Stanley-Boyd 30
Spring Valley 59, Plum City/Elmwood 27
St. Joan Antida 50, Milwaukee Saint Anthony 14
St. Mary's Springs 77, Mayville 26
St. Mary Catholic 72, Oostburg 69
Stevens Point 57, Wisconsin Rapids 34
Stoughton 54, Baraboo 31
Sun Prairie 66, Sun Prairie West 47
Superior 71, Grand Rapids, Minn. 52
Valley Christian 50, Horicon 49
Verona 109, Janesville Craig 33
Watertown 62, Fort Atkinson 29
Wauzeka-Steuben 60, New Lisbon 32
Wayland 64, Hustisford 25
West Salem 80, Tomah 40
Westfield 54, Wautoma 36
Westosha Central 39, Waterford 35, OT
Whitefish Bay 59, West Bend West 52
Whitehall 79, Augusta 48
Wisconsin Dells 57, Mauston 29
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 61, Weyauwega-Fremont 37
Wrightstown 55, Waupaca 49
Xavier 61, Shawano 57, OT
BOYS BASKETBALL
Hortonville 79, Oshkosh West 71
HORTONVILLE - Riley Mueller led four Polar Bears in double figures with 21 points in the win over the Wildcats.
Oshkosh West was led by Drew Blair with 18 points. Dylan Taylor added 17.
Hortonville 40 39 - 79
Oshkosh West 41 30 - 71
New London 75, Menasha 54
NEW LONDON - The Bulldogs had four players finish in double figures in the win over the Bluejays.
Joseph Daly led New London with 20 points, with Jonah Schlueter right behind with 19. Michael Helsten and Paul Vuillaume added 14 and 13 points, respectively.
Tayden Wilke scored 14 points to lead Menasha. Josiah Hibbler added 10.
Menasha 25 29 - 54
New London 36 39 - 75
Menasha: Mukome 3, Hibbler 10, Wienandt 8, Coopman 7, Stuart 3, Wilke 14, C. Lukasavage 8, M. Lukasavage 1. 3-pt: Mukome, Hibbler 2, Coopman, Wilke 3. FT: 9-14. Fouls: 12.
New London: Helsten 14, Vuillaume 13, Gerrits 2, Schlueter 19, Marquardt 2, Bolen 2, Daly 20, Charnon 3. 3-pt: Helsten 4, Vuillaume 2, Schlueter 3. FT: 6-8. Fouls: 16.
State scores
Altoona 85, Amery 60
Arcadia 72, Eleva-Strum 34
Bonduel 70, Iola-Scandinavia 56
Brookfield Academy 95, Saint Francis 46
Cashton 82, Wonewoc-Center 42
Cristo Rey 70, HAPA 46
Crivitz 65, Niagara 39
Dominican 67, Racine St. Catherine's 60
Eau Claire Memorial 59, Menomonie 46
Flambeau 78, Prairie Farm 50
Fort Atkinson 68, Whitewater 50
Gillett 91, Coleman 71
Hillsboro 83, Brookwood 45
Hortonville 79, Oshkosh West 71
Hudson 53, Rice Lake 47
Iowa-Grant 69, St. Ambrose 47
La Crosse Central 77, Sparta 52
Lake Country Lutheran 75, Kingdom Prep 56
Mayville 76, Horicon 70
Milwaukee Golda Meir 67, Milwaukee Reagan 58
Milwaukee Saint Anthony 78, Tenor-Veritas 60
Necedah 45, New Lisbon 37
New London 75, Menasha 54
New Richmond 78, Chippewa Falls 49
Notre Dame 65, Green Bay Southwest 39
Oneida Nation 84, St. Thomas Aquinas 29
River Falls 78, Eau Claire North 72
Royall 55, Bangor 45
Salam School 84, Eastbrook Academy 60
Sheboygan Christian 63, St. Lawrence 34
St. Augustine 74, University Lake 33
Stockbridge 61, Gresham Community 58
Wausau West 57, Lakeland 42
Wausaukee 63, Lena 51
West Salem 109, Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 94, OT
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BOYS HOCKEY
Waupaca 4, Antigo 2
WAUPACA - The Comets took a 1-0 lead over the Red Robins on a goal by Blake Schoenecker and never trailed in getting the regional victory.
Adam Mace, Ryan Mace and Liam Bloedow added goals for Waupaca.
Ryan Mace’s goal proved to be the game-winner in the third period after Antigo had rallied to tie the game at 7:02 of the third period on a goal by Owen Dickman.
Bloedow had two assists for Waupaca. Jace Moen, Ryan Mace and Adam Mace each had one assist.
Gavin Hafferman had 12 saves in goal for Waupaca. Nolan Bunnell had 30 saves for Antigo.
This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Here are Thursday's high school sports results for the Appleton area
