BOYS BASKETBALL
Bonduel 71
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 49
Bonduel outscored the Chargers in every quarter Tuesday in Wittenberg.
Both teams hit eight 3-pointers, but Bonduel outscored Witt-Birn 15-5 at the free-throw line. The Chargers committed 18 turnovers. Bonduel had seven turnovers, but also recorded 14 steals.
Witt-Birn coach Lon Ebel said he was disappointed by his team’s performance.
“We flat out got outhustled, and that’s what’s most disappointing,” he said. “We need someone to step up and take leadership of this team and it hasn’t happened yet. Offensively, when we weren’t turning the ball over and executed, we did some nice things. But we don’t have much of a chance any night we give up 71 points.”
Colton Dobratz led Bonduel with 24 points and was joined in double-figures by Connor Rosin and Peyton Czarapata, each with 11. Four Chargers scored eight points each: Trevor Groshek, Kyle Adamski, Matt Kapitz and Trevor Stewart.
Gresham 64
Wis. Valley Lutheran 52
Christian Haffner scored 30 points Saturday in a nonconference win at home.
Haffner also recorded five rebounds and five assists for the Wildcats. Neal Cerveny added 13 points.
A 23-9 scoring advantage by Gresham (10-0, 6-0 Central Wisconsin Conference-10) in the third period was the difference in the game.
Branson Witucki led Lutheran (5-6) with 14 points.
Bonduel 71
Crivitz 56
Colton Dobratz scored 26 points, including three 3-pointers, Saturday in Bonduel’s win at home.
Peyton Czarapata added 17 and Connor Rosin pitched in 15 points for Bonduel (9-1, 4-0 Central Wisconsin-8).
Jeremy Krolovetz led Crivitz (7-2, 5-1 Marinette & Oconto Conference) with 15 points.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Bonduel 46
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 43
Bonduel rallied for 23 points in the second quarter after managing only two points in the opening frame to remain undefeated and hand Witt-Birn its first loss.
“We got off to a good start, but faltered in the second quarter,” Wittenberg-Birnamwood coach Mike Balliett said. “We shot the ball well from outside, but were unable to get to the free-throw line like we normally do. We didn’t take good care of the ball and allowed them 13 points off of turnovers.”
The Bears (11-0, 6-0 Central Wisconsin-8) were led by Jen Dowden with 19 points.
“It was a huge victory for us tonight; a battle between unbeatens, and we won,” Bonduel coach Missy Dowden said.
Taylor Neir led the Chargers (11-1, 5-1 Central Wisconsin-8) with 12 points.
Menominee Indian 59
Bowler 51
Sasha Peters scored 26 points and Ania Smith added 19 as Menominee Indian (11-0, 9-0 Central Wisconsin Conference-10) remained undefeated Tuesday.
Ashlynn Brisk and Reanne Kietlinski led Bowler (8-2, 6-2 CWC-1o) with 16 and 15 points, respectively.
The Menominee Indian junior varsity won, 41-9. Taylor Olson had 14 points.
Gresham 47
Wis. Valley Lutheran 26
Gresham held Wisconsin Valley Lutheran scoreless in the fourth quarter Saturday in a nonconference home victory.
Gresham led by six at halftime and seven after three quarters, and put the game away with a 14-0 advantage in the final period.
Sydney Jensen led Gresham (3-8, 0-8 Central Wisconsin Conference-10) with 14 points. Riley Tejeda added 11.
Lutheran fell to 0-7.
WRESTLING
Bonduel places third at Brawl
Two Bonduel High School wrestlers claimed first places Saturday in the Brawl in the Falls tournament in Oconto Falls.
The Bears placed third among 15 teams. Bay Port won the meet and Oconto Falls finished second.
Jordan Boldt defeated Oconto Falls’ Evan Konitzer on a 7-1 decision for the title at 106 pounds, and Dan Tauchen (160) pinned Oconto Falls’ Jake Yatso with 15 seconds remaining in their title match.
Bonduel’s Garrett Siolka (126) won a third-place match against Bay Port’s Aaron Prange on a 4-3 decision. Austin Siolka (145) also placed third, posting a 14-2 decision over Menominee Indian’s Antonio Mahkimetas. Mitch Sokoloski (170) pinned Gillett/Suring’s Brett Milhans at 3:58 for the Bears’ third third-place finish.
HOCKEY
Rhinelander 3
Shawano 1
Shawano’s varsity reserve team gave up two third-period goals Tuesday night.
The Hawks’ only goal came when Brendan Cummings scored on a power play with 10:52 remaining.
Brendan Chapman had 29 saves in goal for Shawano (1-6-1).
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