Bonduel tops 100 points, improves to 17-0

Feb. 1 Bonduel 106, Coleman 53 Cade Johnson’s 30 points and Race Anvelink’s 24 led Bonduel to a blistering 106-53 win over Coleman. Anvelink’s scoring included six 3-pointers, while Johnson connected on three of his nine attempts. Eleven players scored for Bonduel, which improved to 17-0 overall. Ryan Westrich scored 14 points, and Carter Moesch had 11. Jan. 31 Bonduel 66, Manawa 38 Quinn Wesenberg scored 19 points, and Ryan Westrich had 14 to lead the Bears to a 66-38 win over Manawa. Gillett 82, Oneida Nation 53 With a commanding 50-26 lead at halftime, Gillett cruised to an 82-53 win over Oneida Nation. Jesse DeBauch led the Tigers with 39 points, including 6-of-7 3-pointers and 5-of-7 free throws. He also pulled down 11 rebounds, had seven assists and two steals. Jed Herzog score 20 points and led the team with 13 rebounds. Brody Halla led Gillett with five assists and had two steals. Gillett improved to 5-4 in the Marinette & Oconto Conference and 6-8 overall. Pulaski 85, Green Bay Preble 52 Pulaski had little trouble dispatching Green Bay Preble, leading 48-19 at the half and going on to an 85-52 victory. Joseph Mijal led the Red Raiders with 21 points, followed by Colin Schultz with 17, Dixon Holewinski with 16 and Bryce Wotruba with 11. Holewinski knocked down four 3-pointers, while Wotruba connected on three. With four rebounds each were Schultz, Calan Bock and Holewinski. Ethan Schmidt led with four assists, and Wotruba had four steals. Niagara 72, Lena 28 Mason Spice scored 16 points in Lena’s 72-28 loss to Niagara. Oconto Falls 68, Wrightstown 57 With a slim 31-29 lead at halftime, Oconto Falls slowly pulled away in the second half to earn a 68-57 win over Wrightstown. JJ Pytleski led the Panthers with 21 points and seven rebounds. Emerich Skarban and Jameson Beaman each scored 12. Evan Yuma led Oconto Falls with seven assists. With three steals each were Yuma, Beaman and Pytleski. Oconto Falls connected on 9-of-16 3-pointers, including three each by Pytleski and Aydien Wold, two by Skarban and one by Beaman. The Panthers improved to 7-5 in the North Eastern Conference and 10-6 overall. Tigerton 67, Florence 41 Stockbridge 51, Gresham 43 Suring 61, Wausaukee 43