Who says a pair of freshmen can come up big for a girls basketball team?

The Lena Wildcats, that’s who.

Ella Thomson and Alisa Finger scored 24 and 10 points, respectively, for the Wildcats on Jan. 29 in a 51-21 M&O Conference win over Gillett on their home court.

Thursday, Jan. 29

Marion/Tigerton 40, Gresham 35

The Mustangs improved to 2-1 in the CWC-North and 9-6o overall with a 40-35 win over Gresham in girls basketball action.

The Wildcats are 0-3 in the conference and 4-9 overall.

Other scores: Denmark 45, Oconto Falls 30; Green Bay Preble 59, Pulaski 52.

Thursday, Jan. 29

Tigerton 77, Tri-County 41

Tigerton’s boys kept up with their winning ways, defeating Tri-County 77-41 in a nonconference game.

The Tigers are 16-0 overall.

James Brady led the team with 25 points and 10 rebounds. He also added two blocks, three steals and four assists.

Thursday, Jan. 29

Menasha 42, Shawano 11

Shawano’s girls battled hard but were outgunned 42-11 against Menasha. She won by technical fall in 2:57 over Cecilia Street at 120.

Jenna Moede won the only match of the night and did so in convincing fashion.

Thursday, Jan. 29

Antigo 3, Shawano 2 (OT)

Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School sophomore Ethan Novy scored the winning goal in overtime for the Antigo Red Robins in a 3-2 win over Shawano/Bonduel.

Neither team scored in the first period, with the Hawks taking a 1-0 lead at 14:52 in the second period on a Gavin Hundt goal with assists from Cameron Schroeder and Wyatt Schroeder.

One game at a time.

It’s one of the oldest sports cliches in the book, but it’s the message that Tigerton boys basketball coach Dan Hoffa has for his team.

The Tigers came into their Central Wisconsin Conference crossover game with Wild Rose on Jan. 27 with a 14-0 overall record, a 5-0 mark in CWC-North games and a No. 8 ranking in Division 5 in the latest state rankings.