Here are Tuesday's high school sports results for the Appleton area
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Appleton North 53, Fond du Lac 46
APPLETON - The Lightning led by 10 points at halftime in the victory over the Cardinals.
Shayna Williamson scored 15 points, Avery Werfal had 13 and Tay Maass scored 11 for North.
Fond du Lac 19 27 - 46
Appleton North 29 24 - 53
Fond du Lac: Johnson 6, Shultis 3, Zangl 9, Butler 9, L. Kejo 8, Ciha 5, A. Kejo 6. 3-pt: Zangl 3, Johnson 2, Butler 2, Shultis, L. Kejo. FT: 9-15.
Appleton North: Williamson 15, Busch 7, Werfal 13, Peterson 7, Maass 11. 3-pt: Werfal 3, Williamson, Peterson. FT: 12-22.
Kimberly 71, Oshkosh North 44
OSHKOSH - The Papermakers led by 17 points at halftime and cruised to the Fox Valley Association win.
Ava Van Vonderen led Kimberly with 19 points. Kate McGinnis and Raegan Krueger each added 16 points.
Kimberly 37 34 - 71
Oshkosh North 20 24 - 44
Kimberly: Drout 5, Urban 5, Dietrich 2, McGinnis 16, Ebben 2, Asman 4, Dulas 2, Van Vonderen 19, Krueger 16. 3-pt: McGinnis 2, Drout, Urban, Van Vonderen. FT: 8-13.
Hortonville 62, Neenah 60
NEENAH - Rainey Welson scored 35 points and the Polar Bears outscored the Rockets 11-9 in overtime to get the win in a battle of top-10 teams in Division 1.
Welson scored six points in the overtime, including a 3-pointer. Paige Lillie had a key steal for a basket and Welson also scored off a stolen inbounds pass to help push the game into overtime for seventh-ranked Hortonville (8-3, 6-1).
The win puts Hortonville in a first-place tie with the second-ranked Rockets (10-2, 6-1). Allie Ziebell had 24 points to lead Neenah with Ellie Buss adding 11 points.
“Winning away games in this league is really, really difficult,” Hortonville coach AC Clouthier said. “And we thought if we were going to have a shot at winning conference or making a run, we have to start here in this facility.”
Mikayla Werner added 12 points and 14 rebounds for Hortonville.
Hortonville 29 22 11 - 62
Neenah 29 22 9 - 60
Hortonville: Lillie 6, Welson 35, Werner 12, Kallie Peppler 3, Kardyn Peppler 3, Fane 3. 3-pt: Lillie, Welson 3, Fane. FT: 17-26. Fouls: 12.
Neenah: Ziebell 24, Buss 11, White 6, Klesmit 9, Dietrich 3, Bartman 2, Fischer 2, Jones 3. 3-pt: Ziebell 3, Buss 3, Klesmit 2, Dietrich. FT: 9-12. Fouls: 15.
Appleton East 71, Appleton West 41
APPLETON - The Patriots raced out to a 20-point halftime lead in the win over the Terrors.
Lilly Meulemans and Ella Sweeney scored 21 and 19 points, respectively, to lead Appleton East.
Appleton West was led by Jazelle Gowdy, who scored 20 points
Appleton East 42 29 - 71
Appleton West 22 19 - 41
Appleton East: Schwan 8, Ott 7, Gerard 6, Meulemans 21, T. Neubauer 6, Sweeney 19, Guerrero 2, Jazdzewski 2. 3-pt: Ott, Meulemans, Sweeney 3. FT: 10-14. Fouls: 21.
Appleton West: Barry 6, Nushart 4, Gowdy 20, Bourke 4, Baye 3, Buss 4. 3-pt: Barry 2, Gowdy, Baye. FT: 9-23. Fouls: 13.
Denmark 62, Shiocton 36
DENMARK – Kiarrah Micolichek poured in 17 points, connecting on five 3-pointers, while Paige Vogel added 11 as the Vikings cruised past the Chiefs in nonconference action.
No one reached double-digit scoring for Shiocton, but Sydney Ritchie paced the Chiefs with nine points.
Denmark is 7-6 on the season, while Shiocton falls to 4-8.
Shiocton 17 19 – 36
Denmark 31 31 - 62
Shiocton: Hofacker 6, Reese 6, Affeldt 3, Garcia 5, Ritchie 9, Taylor 3, Collar 4. 3-pt: Reese 2, Affeldt, Garcia. FT: 2-6. Fouls: 14.
Denmark: Van Noie 9, Quick 9, Selner 6, Klinksick 2, Vogel 11, Micolichek 17, VanVonderen 8. 3-pt: Van Noie, Quick, Vogel, Micolichek 5, VanVonderen. FT: 9-14. Fouls: 7.
Chilton 64, Hilbert 14
CHILTON - The Tigers grabbed a 33-7 lead in the first half in rolling to the victory over the Wolves.
Adahlyn Hoerl led Chilton with 15 points while Kendra Zahn scored nine points.
Riley Polifka had five points to lead Hilbert.
State scores
Altoona 60, Arcadia 46
Appleton East 71, Appleton West 41
Argyle 81, East Dubuque, Ill. 56
Bangor 64, Blair-Taylor 49
Belmont 60, Dodgeville 52
Bonduel 55, Auburndale 36
Boyceville 63, Augusta 47
Brookfield Academy 98, University School of Milwaukee 31
Butternut 59, Chequamegon 49
Cashton 47, La Farge 7
Central Wisconsin Christian 55, Princeton 50
Chilton 64, Hilbert 14
Cochrane-Fountain City 55, Osseo-Fairchild 50
Colfax 60, Saint Croix Central 32
Columbus 51, Deerfield 49
Delavan-Darien 78, Clinton 51
East Troy 50, Waterford 42
Edgerton 64, Lodi 42
Elk Mound 67, Bloomer 32
Elkhorn Area 57, Janesville Craig 47
Fond du Lac 53, Appleton North 46
Gillett 44, Sturgeon Bay 41
Gilman 60, Rib Lake 55
Glenwood City 51, Frederic 50, OT
Grantsburg 56, Cumberland 27
Greenwood 95, Faith Christian (Wausau) 4
Highland 44, Kickapoo 33
Holmen 65, Tomah 41
Horicon 49, Johnson Creek 33
Hortonville 62, Neenah 60, OT
Houston, Minn. 68, Westby 31
Kimberly 71, Oshkosh North 44
Living Word Lutheran 67, Ozaukee 66
Lomira 48, Kewaskum 43
Lourdes Academy 83, Dodgeland 23
Marathon 46, Iola-Scandinavia 27
Mauston 76, Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 41
McFarland 88, Portage 23
Melrose-Mindoro 69, Hillsboro 62
Milwaukee Bradley Tech 47, Milwaukee Vincent 42
Milwaukee Golda Meir 77, Milwaukee Hamilton 34
Milwaukee Languages 60, Milwaukee Reagan 25
New Auburn 50, Chetek-Weyerhaeuser 40
New London 69, Winneconne 61
Oconto 55, Menominee, Mich. 40
Omro 44, Berlin 39
Onalaska 52, Sparta 27
Owen-Withee 50, Abbotsford 37
Pacelli 64, Laona-Wabeno 38
Platteville 71, Monroe 25
Prairie du Chien 60, Fennimore 33
Rhinelander 75, Wisconsin Rapids 56
River Ridge 66, Seneca 21
Salam School 64, University Lake 31
Sevastopol 72, Oneida Nation 30
Shawano 67, Waupaca 38
Shullsburg 45, Southwestern 39
Spencer 58, Northland Lutheran 30
St. Augustine 72, Milwaukee Saint Anthony 14
Superior 92, Duluth Denfeld, Minn. 25
Waterloo 64, Pardeeville 57
Wausau East 73, Antigo 59
Webster 63, Spooner 49
West De Pere 62, Luxemburg-Casco 35
Westfield 52, Randolph 49
Wisconsin Dells 78, Black River Falls 21
Wrightstown 43, Seymour 39
BOYS BASKETBALL
Hortonville 84, Neenah 82
HORTONVILLE - Riley Mueller scored 21 points to lead four Polar Bears in double figures in the win over the Rockets.
Ethan Joling and Alden Rogers both added 15 points, and Drake Johnson scored 13 for Hortonville.
Hortonville: Mueller 21, Joling 15, Sillas 4, Johnson 13, Gorges 5, Rogers 15, Sweeney 3, Sipes 8. 3-pt: Johnson 3, Rogers 3, Mueller 2, Gorges. FT: 13-21.
Appleton East 63, Appleton West 47
APPLETON – Joey La Chapell poured in a game-high 26 points and the Patriots erased a three-point halftime deficit to pull out the Fox Valley Association win.
Also scoring in double figures for visiting East were Cade Prestigiacomo with 14 points and Grayson Kasmarek with 10.
The Terrors were led in scoring by Lucas Downs with 13 points.
The win moves the Patriots to 2-4 in the conference and 3-5 overall, while West fall to 0-6 and 0-11.
Appleton East 27 36 - 63
Appleton West 30 17 - 47
Appleton East: Kasmarek 10, La Chapell 26, Prestigiacomo 14, Weisbach 2, Nieman 3, Feldhausen 8. 3-pt: Kasmarek 3. FT: 20-32. Fouls: 18.
Appleton West: Ise 9, Tiwana 4, Bennett 8, Peace 6, Schueppert 5, Hinkens 2, Downs 13. 3-pt: Ise, Tiwana, Bennett, Schueppert, Downs 3. FT: 8-16. Fouls: 25.
Kaukauna 89, Oshkosh West 56
OSHKOSH - The Ghosts made 14 3-point baskets en route to their win over the Wildcats
Andrew Jensen and Keegan Van Kauwenberg both scored 21 points to lead Kaukauna. Jonah Roehrig added 14 points while Nathan Deprez and Jon O’Neill chipped in with 12 and 10 points, respectively.
Sam Benesh and Collin Carns both scored 11 points to lead Oshkosh West.
Kaukauna 40 49 - 89
Oshkosh West 24 32 - 56
Kaukauna: Deprez 12, Jensen 21, Meyer 5, Immel 3, Roehrig 14, O’Neill 10, Van Kauwenberg 21, Mitchell 3. 3-pt: Deprez 2, Jensen 2, Meyer, Immel, Roehrig 4, Van Kauwenberg 4. FT: 13-21. Fouls: 16.
Oshkosh West: Gibson 6, Taylor 6, Carns 11, Benesh 11, Gelhar 4, Danahy 3, Moderson 8, Ware 7. 3-pt: Gibson 2, Taylor, Carns 3, Moderson 2. FT: 10-17. Fouls: 18.
Oshkosh North 75, Kimberly 70
KIMBERLY - Zay Mitchell scored 18 of his game-high 29 points in the second half to lead the Spartans to the win over the Papermakers.
Stevie Clark added 16 points for Oshkosh North while Bryce Ott chipped in with 10 points.
Mikey Wildes led Kimberly with 21 points. Landon VanOfferen added 20 points while Thomas Meyers scored 13.
Oshkosh North 32 43 - 75
Kimberly 35 35 - 70
Oshkosh North: Clark 16, Mitchell 29, Jennings 6, Ott 10, Coleman 2, Strange 5, Stojilovic 7. 3-pt: Clark 2, Mitchell 3, Ott, Strange, Stojilovic. FT: 5-7. Fouls: 10.
Kimberly: Vieth 6, M. Wildes 21, Lom 4, Meyers 13, VanOfferen 20, Dudek 4, Pendleton 2. 3-pt: M. Wildes 3, Meyers 3, VanOfferen 2. FT: 2-6. Fouls: 10.
Fond du Lac 63, Appleton North 60
APPLETON - Eli Zimmerman scored 20 points to lead the Cardinals to the victory over the Lightning.
Rocky Barfknecht added 12 points for Fondy.
Appleton North was led by Will Sweeney with 14 points and Abraham Tomori with 11.
Fond du Lac 20 43 - 63
Appleton North 21 39 - 60
Fond du Lac: Davis 3, Zimmerman 20, Haslett III 10, Braatz 10, Barfknecht 12, Johnson 8. 3-pt: Zimmerman 5, Barfknecht 2, Johnson, Braatz, Davis. FT: 15-24.
Appleton North: Sweeney 14, Ramus 6, Hardy 9, Hansen 9, Kritzer 2, Guilbeault 4, Tomori 11, Zdzieblowski 5. 3-pt: Tomori 3, Hardy 3, Ramus 2, Sweeney. FT: 7-15.
Little Chute 55, Luxemburg-Casco 42
LUXEMBURG – The Mustangs pulled away in the second half to earn the North Eastern Conference win.
Grant Hermus poured in 17 points and Charlie VandenBurgt added 10 to lead Little Chute.
Josh Parins topped the Spartans with 10 points.
The win moves Little Chute to 4-3 in the NEC and 5-5 overall, while Luxemburg-Casco fallsa to 2-5 and 2-7.
Little Chute 26 29 – 55
Luxemburg-Casco 21 21 - 42
Little Chute: VandenBurgt 10, Manns 4, Lamers 5, Hermus 17, Verhagen 2, Roseman 6, Effa 7, Magnussen 2, Joten 2. 3-pt: Lamers, Hermus 2. FT: 6-11. Fouls: 11.
Luxemburg-Casco: Olson 3, Glampe 8, Doell 2, Coisman 5, Trimberger 1, Cherovsky 7, Parins 10, Van Kirk 2, Burmeister 2, Duescher 2. 3-pt: Olson, Coisman, Cherovsky, Parins 2. FT: 5-8. Fouls: 15.
Wrightstown 55, Oconto Falls 53
OCONTO FALLS – The Tigers trailed for much of the game before going on a 19-11 run in the final 10 minutes to secure the North Eastern Conference win.
Aiden Humphreys powered the Tigers with 17 points, while Aiden Van Zeeland added 14 and Ethan Cyra 11.
The Panthers were paced by J.J. Pytleski with 16 points and Brady Bursa with 14.
The win moves Wrightstown to 4-3 in the NEC and 5-5 overall, while Oconto Falls falls to 0-7 and 2-9.
Wrightstown 24 31 – 55
Oconto Falls 29 24 - 53
Wrightstown: Kittoe 3, Van Zeeland 14, Lamers 3, Humphreys 17, Bosma 4, Colwell 1, Cyra 11, Podgorski 2. 3-pt: Lamers, Humphreys 3, Cyra 2. FT: 13-21. Fouls: 17.
Oconto Falls: Bursa 14, Yuma 5, Beaman 7, Skarban 4, Pytleski 16, Adler 2, Cahak 5. 3-pt: Yuma, Beaman 2. FT: 12-14. Fouls: 18. Fouled out: Yuma.
Chilton 59, Hilbert 32
CHILTON - The Tigers never let the Wolves get going offensively, holding them to nine points in the first half while building a 23-point halftime lead in their win.
Ryan Pierquet led Chilton with16 points. Aiden Wittmus added 11 points.
Nate Huettl led Hilbert with 12 points.
Hilbert 9 23 - 32
Chilton 32 27 - 59
Hilbert: Huettl 12, Dohr 3, Kopp 4, Hein 2, VandeWyngaard 8, Plate 2, Sheets 1. 3-pt: Huettl 4. FT: 2-4. Fouls: 9.
Chilton: Pagel 5, Woelfel 5, Schumacher 2, Pierquet 16, Willett 6, Wittmus 11, Halbach 9, Buboltz 2, Geiser 3. 3-pt: Pagel, Woelfel, Wittmus, Geiser. FT: 1-6. Fouls: 5.
Shiocton 61, Iola-Scandinavia 56
SHIOCTON - Cody Young scored 17 of his team-leading 23 points in the first half of the Chiefs’ win over the Thunderbirds.
Ty Marcks and Conner Bergsbaken both added 10 points for Shiocton.
Gavin Hoyord and RJ Opperman scored 19 and 18 points, respectively, for Iola-Scandinavia.
Iola-Scandinavia 24 32 - 56
Shiocton 34 27 - 61
Iola-Scandinavia: Robbins 5, Opperman 18, Melum 8, Thulien 2, Hoyord 19, Loken 4. 3-pt: Opperman 3, Melum 2, Hoyord 4. FT: 8-19. Fouls: 12.
Shiocton: C. Young 23, Dewar 6, S. Young 2, Marcks 10, Schmidt 8, Singler 2. Bergsbaken 10. 3-pt: C. Young 3, Dewar 2, Bergsbaken 2. FT: 6-10. Fouls: 15.
Bonduel 75, Manawa 51
MANAWA - The Bears improve to 9-1 overall and 4-0 in the Central Wisconsin Conference with the win over the Wolves.
Race Anvelink led Bonduel with 18 points. Ryan Westrich and Noah Weier scored 13 and 10 points, respectively.
Vincente Timm led Manawa with 16 points. Brady Zaeckle added 11.
Bonduel 38 37 - 75
Manawa 27 24 - 51
Bonduel: Johnson 7, Margelofsky 4, Springborn 2, Westrich 13, Tauchen 9, Weier 10, Moesch 2, Wesenberg 8, Anvelink 18, Roberts 2. 3-pt: Johnson, Tauchen 2, Wesenberg 2, Anvelink 4. FT: 12-16. Fouls: 13.
Manawa: Timm 16, Zielke 2, Strebe 4, Dobberstein 2, Zaeckle 11, Gorman 8, Zemple 8. 3-pt: Zaeckle 2, Zemple. FT: 6-9. Fouls: 15.
Clintonville 65, Waupaca 46
WAUPACA - The Truckers pulled way from the Comets in the second half for the victory.
Henry Mouw scored 17 points for Waupaca in the loss. Aaron Wolff and Riley Bechard added 13 and 12 points, respectively.
Clintonville 24 41 - 65
Waupaca 19 27 - 46
Waupaca: Adamczak 2, Soto 2, Mouw 17, Wolff 13, Bechard 12.
Laconia 70, Winneconne 59
WINNECONNE - Parker Ingles and Brody Schaffer combined for 45 points in the Wolves’ loss to the Spartans.
Ingles finished with 25 points, including five 3-pointers, for Winneconne. Schaffer finished with 20 points.
State scores
Albany 46, Johnson Creek 42
Appleton East 63, Appleton West 47
Ashwaubenon 77, West De Pere 58
Bangor 74, Blair-Taylor 68
Barneveld 75, Parkview 45
Benton 68, Juda 66
Bloomer 61, Chetek-Weyerhaeuser 37
Bonduel 75, Manawa 51
Brillion 57, Crivitz 33
Bruce 83, Siren 58
Cadott 66, Eleva-Strum 58
Cashton 72, La Farge 41
Central Wisconsin Christian 72, Princeton 58
Chequamegon 60, Mellen 50
Chilton 59, Hilbert 32
Clintonville 65, Waupaca 46
Cochrane-Fountain City 69, Black River Falls 64
Cumberland 73, Grantsburg 62
D.C. Everest 76, Shawano 42
Darlington 100, New Glarus 71
Denmark 67, Marinette 66
Drummond 58, Luck 46
Durand-Arkansaw 62, Stanley-Boyd 58
Edgar 66, Owen-Withee 51
Elk Mound 65, Altoona 58
Faith Christian (Wausau) 54, Greenwood 45
Fond du Lac 63, Appleton North 60
Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 74, Mauston 55
Glenwood City 88, Prairie Farm 49
Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran 61, Tigerton 32
Hillsboro 77, Viroqua 71
Holmen 67, Tomah 49
Horicon 60, Fall River 52
Hortonville 84, Neenah 82
Janesville Craig 84, Elkhorn Area 72
Jefferson 76, Deerfield 67
Kaukauna 89, Oshkosh West 56
Laconia 70, Winneconne 59
Little Chute 56, Luxemburg-Casco 42
Lourdes Academy 73, North Fond du Lac 48
Marathon 81, Colby 46
Marshfield 70, Rhinelander 34
Milwaukee Juneau 92, Milwaukee Golda Meir 82
Milwaukee North 60, Milwaukee Riverside University 31
Milwaukee Pulaski 60, Milwaukee Obama SCTE 59
Milwaukee South 82, Milwaukee Arts 22
Mineral Point 70, Dodgeville 44
Monroe 76, Lodi 66
New London 60, Pulaski 57
New Richmond 72, Superior 54
Niagara 52, North Dickinson, Mich. 50
Oconto 70, Coleman 47
Onalaska 85, Sparta 45
Oshkosh North 75, Kimberly 70
Osseo-Fairchild 78, Whitehall 64
Pittsville 51, Wild Rose 29
Port Edwards 96, Tri-County 39
Prairie du Chien 60, Fennimore 51
Rib Lake 66, Gilman 38
Richland Center 70, Highland 56
River Falls 73, Rice Lake 44
River Ridge 83, Seneca 75
Riverdale 78, Weston 37
Saint Croix Central 71, Amery 61
Salam School 85, University Lake 38
Sheboygan North 80, Green Bay Southwest 43
Shiocton 61, Iola-Scandinavia 56
Shullsburg 73, Black Hawk 31
St. Augustine 83, Milwaukee Saint Anthony 40
St. Mary's Springs 73, Oakfield 49
St. Ambrose 68, Monticello 47
St. Croix Falls 58, Shell Lake 46
Tenor-Veritas 68, Cristo Rey 64
Three Lakes 70, Prentice 58
Turtle Lake 68, Colfax 55
Two Rivers 59, Gibraltar 44
University School of Milwaukee 62, Messmer 47
Waterford 80, East Troy 43
Waterloo 85, Dodgeland 76
Wautoma 64, Lomira 57
Wauzeka-Steuben 58, Cassville 50
Webster 82, Winter 70
Weyauwega-Fremont 67, Menominee Indian 41
White Lake 53, Gresham Community 37
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 61, Amherst 57, OT
Wrightstown 55, Oconto Falls 53
BOYS SWIMMING
Neenah 122, Oshkosh West 54
200 Medley R: 1, Neenah (Tanner Trustem, Braden Louden, Julian Kuehn, Joshua Youngwerth) 1:46.88; 2, Oshkosh West (Caleb Bergin, Carter Crowe, Isaac Palomaki, Dane Dodge) 1:49.19. 200 Free: 1, Drew Gaerthofner N 1:49.82; 2, Caleb Bergin OW 1:57.07. 200 IM: 1, Tanner Trustem N 2:10.32; 2, Carter Crowe OW 2:19.48. 50 Free: 1, Dane Dodge OW :23.73; 2, Julian Kuehn N :23.74. Diving: 1, Kyle Joneson N 198.00. 100 Fly: 1, Julian Kuehn N 1:00.41; 2, Isaac Palomaki OW 1:01.19. 100 Free: 1, Caleb Bergin OW :51.48; 2, Tanner Trustem N :51.51. 500 Free: 1, Braden Louden N 5:35.53; 2, Joshua Youngwerth N 5:40.88. 200 Free R: 1, Neenah (Drew Gaerthofner, Tanner Trustem, Ryker Zarda, Braden Louden) 1:33.22; 2, Oshkosh West (Dane Dodge, Carter Crowe, Isaac Palomaki, Caleb Bergin) 1:36.77. 100 Back: 1, Drew Gaerthofner N :58.18; 2, Burke Wendell N 1:06.70. 100 Breast: 1, Braden Louden N 1:05.34; 2, Carter Crowe OW 1:07.30. 400 Free R: 1, Neenah (Julian Kuehn, Joshua Youngwerth, Gideon Benner, Drew Gaerthofner) 3:30.36; 2, Neenah (Liam Sieck, Marc Lefeber, Jaden Leal, Burke Wendell) 3:55.38.
This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Here are Tuesday's high school sports results for the Appleton area
