High School Highlights - Feb. 11

Updated: 2 p.m., 2/12

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Menominee Indian 74

Manawa 38

Menominee Indian rolled to a Central Wisconsin Conference crossover win over Manawa on Tuesday in Keshena.

Mimi Beaulieu-Morgan scored 29 points to power Menominee Indian on the offensive end. Senihseah Wayka added 16 points, while Kaysha Wilber chipped in 10 points.

"We had a sloppy shooting first half with probably a dozen or more missed layups," said Menominee Indian coach Michael Skenadore. "In the second half, we made a lot more of those layups and were able to pull away pretty comfortably. I would like to think we were able to keep some of our momentum from the Amherst game (on Feb. 6).

Clintonville 73

Marinette 50

Clintonville knocked off Marinette in a North Eastern Conference clash on Tuesday in Clintonville.

Erin Viergutz tallied 36 points to lead Clintonville, with 28 of those points coming in the final half. Selina Torrez scored all 11 of her points in the first half, while Elly Arndt and Jordan Lehman provided 10 and nine points, respectively.

Viergutz also pulled down 16 rebounds, while Lehman had nine boards.

"Another slow start, but a great second half for us," said Clintonville coach Nick Yaeger. "We were missing a lot of close shots in the first half and Marinette made seven 3s in the first half. Despite that, we were still only down by two at the half. We played better defense in the second half."

BOYS BASKETBALL

Peshtigo 60

Bonduel 45

Bonduel couldn't keep pace with Peshtigo in a nonconference matchup on Tuesday in Bonduel.

Cole Letter scored 18 points to lead Bonduel, while Carson Robaidek chipped in 14 points. No other Bear scored over four points.

Bonduel was outscored 31-21 in the second half.

Mosinee 85

Wittenberg-Birnamwood 62

Wittenberg-Birnamwood couldn't keep pace with Mosinee in a nonconference matchup on Tuesday in Mosinee.

Austin Gibson scored 17 points to lead Witt-Birn. Cole Schairer tallied 11 points, while Ben Wesolowski had 10 points.

Witt-Birn surrendered 54 first-half points.