Jan. 10
Oconto Falls 68, Coleman 50
There was no stopping Jameson Beaman as the 6-3 junior owned the court in Oconto Falls 68-50 win over Coleman.
Beaman scored 41 points, including eight 3-pointers and three free throws. He and Emerich Skarban each pulled down eight rebounds, and J.J. Pytleski had seven. Pytleski and Evan Yuma each collected five assists, and Yuma had three steals.
Yuma also scored 11 points, as the Panthers led 33-22 at halftime.
Bonduel 57, Amherst 32
Bonduel outscored Amherst 37-12 in the second half en route to a 57-32 win. The Bears improved to 6-0 in the conference and 12-0 overall.
Cade Johnson led his teammates with 17 points, and Quinn Wesenberg added 12.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 54, Iola-Scandinavia 52
A back-and-forth game between two 4-1 conference foes culminated with a game-winning shot from Jett Rogowski with four seconds left in the game.
The Chargers won 54-52.
Iola-Scandinavia held a 27-19 at halftime, but Wittenberg-Birnamwood clawed its way back with a 35-25 second half.
“Iola did a nice job defensively tonight, really contained the lane and made us work for everything,” said coach Garrett Rogowski. “Proud of the boys and their effort and inching out this one.”
Rogowski ended the night with 18 points. He was joined by Oliver Fraaza with 14 points and Zandyr Barke with 10. Jaden Clark, Eddie Nowinsky and Hayden Miller each scored four points.
Notre Dame 58, Pulaski 57
Notre Dame held a 30-29 lead at halftime and kept that single point for its margin of victory over Pulaski, 58-57.
Colin Schultz scored 18 points for the Red Raiders, and Bryce Wotruba and Dixon Holewinski each added 13.
Joseph Mijal led the team with eight rebounds. Wotruba and Bohdan Schmidt each had three assists, and Wotruba had four steals.
Gillett 71, Lena 51
Niagara 63, Suring 24
Tigerton 68, Marion 36
White Lake 61, Gresham 46
Menominee Nation 48, Weyauwega-Fremont 46
Seymour 86, Shawano 57
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