Wrestling has become a popular sport for hundreds of high school girls across Wisconsin.

That’s especially apparent this season at Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School, as the team’s roster of almost 30 wrestlers includes 12 girls. Those 12 girls include junior Brooke Huffman, a two-time defending state champion who headed into the Chargers’ Central Wisconsin Conference meet with Pittsville and Rosholt Jan. 20 with a 108-0 record.

Tuesday, Jan. 20

Tigerton 81, Rosholt 50

Sam Anheuser and James Brady each scored 22 points to lead Tigerton to an 81-50 win over Rosholt.

Cameron Carlson scored nine points.

The Tigers held a comfortable 42-18 lead at the half and continued to outscored Rosholt 39-32 after the break.

Tuesday, Jan. 20

Menominee Nation 63, Amherst 48

Urijah Reevis led the Eagles in points, rebounds, blocks, steals and assists in the Menominee Nation’s 63-48 CWC-East win over Amherst.

Reevis scored 21 points, pulled down eight rebounds, and had four blocks, five steals and seven assists.

Keira Nacotee scored 14 points, and Cecilia Grignon added nine.

Tuesday, Jan. 20

Antigo 1, Lakeland Union 0

Ethan Novy’s goal at 1:43 in the third period was the only goal for Antigo in its Great Northern Conference matchup against Lakeland Union. It was all the Red Robins needed for the 1-0 win.

Richie Veriha assisted Novy on the score.

Antigo goalie Austin Martinson collected 38 saves, while Lakeland’s Cam Bernard had 15.

Lakeshore Masters

Lakeshore Lanes, Jan. 12

Team Standings

Farmall 263.5-72.5

Arndt Trucking 228-108

Cassidy’s Studio Lounge 212.5-123.5

Remi’s 206.5-129.5

Rosie’s Railway 184.5-151.5

Golden Sands 181.5-154.5

Launching Pad 148-188

Pin Pricks 146-190

Shawano Auto 121.5-205.5

Lakeshore Lanes 117-5-218.5

Brothers 117.5-217.5

Monday, Jan. 19

Wittenberg-Birnamwood 83, Wabeno/Laona 29

Wittenberg-Birnamwood had no trouble in its dominating 83-29 nonconference win over Wabeno/Laona.

“We played a well-balanced game tonight,” coach Nick Mechelke said. “I really liked our half-court defense.”

Rory Salvesen led the Chargers offense with 26 points. Harper Rogowski scored 21, and Melaina Granquist added 19.