Tuesday, Feb. 3

Menominee Nation 70, Oconto 49

The Eagles are 13-6 overall after posting a 70-49 nonconference win over Oconto. Menominee Nation jumped out to a 38-20 halftime lead.

While the second half was much closer (32-29 in favor of the Eagles), the game was out of reach at that point.

Gillett 43, St. Thomas Aquinas Academy 30

A strong Tigerton team means a Central Wisconsin Conference-North championship probably isn’t in the cards for the Bowler or Marion boys basketball teams.

The Panthers and Mustangs headed into their CWC-North rematch Feb. 2 at Marion Elementary School with similar records, but Bowler built a 22-point halftime lead and returned home with a 53-27 win.

The Panthers never trailed after scoring the game’s first 11 points.

Feb. 3

Bonduel 86, Menominee Nation 61

An 18-point scoring run in the middle of the second half blew the game open for Bonduel as the Bears won 86-61 over Menominee Nation.

The CWC-East game was tight until then, with Bonduel holding a 43-38 halftime lead and the Eagles taking the lead in the second half before Bonduel went on its scoring spree.

Tuesday, Feb. 3

Shawano 8, Pacelli 1

Pacelli scored first at the Crawford Center in Shawano, but that was all they had as the Hawks went on to score eight times to notch an 8-1 win.

Gavin Hundt collected a hat trick, and Cameron Schroeder had two goals for Shawano/Bonduel. Michael Dillenburg, Teagan Harkey and Jeremy Helmuth also scored for the Hawks.

Friday, Jan. 30

Wittenberg-Birnamwood 93, Shiocton 32

The Chargers erupted right out of the gate, scoring 60 points in the first half as they trounced Shiocton 93-32.

“We came out on fire tonight,” coach Nick Mechelke said. “It was a great team win. We moved the ball well, made the extra pass and knocked down the shot.”

Saturday, Jan. 31

Oshkosh 3, Shawano/Bonduel 2

Shawano/Bonduel had six more shots on goal than Oshkosh but a third-period goal by the Ice Hawks gave the home team a 3-2 win.

Shawano/Bonduel took a 1-0 lead at 9:55 in the first period on a goal from. Blake Swedberg and assists from Gavin Hundt and Michael Dillenburg.