Feb. 4
Bonduel 82, Menominee Nation 64
Race Anvelink led Bonduel with 26 points, five assists and six steals as the Bears defeated the Menominee Nation Eagles 82-64.
Ryan Westrich also scored 26 points, including four 3-pointers.
Bonduel jumped out to a 48-31 lead at halftime and cruised from there.
The Eagles were led by Kenew Awonohopay with 19 points, Mikey Chapman with 16 (including four 3-pointers) and Terrince Sanapaw with 10.
Gillett 58, Goodman/Pembine 51
After scoring only six points in the first half, Gillett’s Jesse DeBauch went on a scoring rampage with 19 in the second half to lead the Tigers to a 58-51 win over Goodman/Pembine.
Gillett trailed by a point at halftime but out scored their hosts in the second half to earn the win.
Jed Herzog scored 13 points for Gillett, and Brody Halla added 11.
Freedom 77, Oconto Falls 57
JJ Pytleski scored 26 points, and Jameson Beaman added 15, but Oconto Falls came up short in a 77-57 loss to Freedom.
Beaman connected on 4-of-8 3-pointers.
Pytleski had nine rebounds, while Beaman, Chase Carriveau and Evan Yuma each had six. Emerich Skarban and Pytleski each had two assists, while Yuma, Carriveau and Pytleski each had one steal.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 69, Weyauwega-Fremont 68
For the second night in a row, the Chargers pulled out a nail-biter, beating the Weyauwega-Fremont Warhawks 69-68.
Jett Rogowski paced the Chargers with 38 points, including 12 free throws. Jaden Clark also scored 12 points.
A comfortable 28-16 first half lead did not hold the Warhawks down long as they penetrated the Chargers’ defense time and time again in the second half. The Chargers did just enough though to advance to 14-2.
Shawano 68, New London 61
The Hawks were up by two points at halftime and pulled away in the second half, outscoring New London 45-40 en route to a 68-61 win.
The Hawks were led by Anderson Schmidt’s 19 points and Logan Sipple’s 18.
Shawano shot 86% from the 3-point arc in the second half, going 6-for-7 from beyond the arc.
Tigerton 84, Gresham 35
James Brady paced Tigerton with 25 points as Tigerton defeated Gresham 84-35. Brady completed a double-double as he also led the team with 11 rebounds.
Sam Anheuser led Tigerton with seven assists while also scoring 13 points. Joey Zimdars scored 12 points, and Brody Miller added another 10.
Caleb Dahlstrom led the Tigers with five steals.
Bowler 73, Faith Christian Academy 45
Feb. 3
Gillett 71, Wausaukee 52
Jesse DeBauch led Gillett with 30 points as the Tigers pounded Wausaukee 71-52.
Ryan Pensis scored 16 points. Jed Herzog had a double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds.
Brody Halla led Gillett with nine assists and six steals.
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah 86, Marion 7
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah showed no mercy to their guests, defeating Marion 86-7 and crushing the Mustangs in every facet of the game.
Marion was held to a single point in the second half. Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah scored 43 points in each half.
Scoring for Marion were Braylon Mielke with there points, and two each by Sawyer Kamba and Nolan Wisnefski.
Wisnefski led with four rebounds and had the team’s only assist. Kamba, Mielke and Wisnefski each had a steal.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 73, Pacelli 71 (OT)
Wittenberg-Birnamwood outscored Pacelli 9-7 in overtime to capture a 73-71 win.
Jett Rogowski scored his 1,000th point in his high school career in the game.
“Just a great effort across the board tonight from all the boys,” said coach Garrett Rogowski. “Jett (Rogowski) fouled out early, and guys stepped up in multiple ways. Zandyr Barke capped an amazing night with a steal and coast-to-coast spin move finish.”
Pacelli led 37-32 at half-time, but while Wittenberg-Birnamwood scored an identical 32 points in the second half, Pacelli only managed 27, which forced the overtime period.
Rogowski’s 28 points included three 3-pointers and nine free throws.
Jaden Clark and Hayden Miller each scored 15 points, with Miller hitting three 3-pointers. Barke scored 11, and Eddie Nowinsky had the Chargers’ other four points.
Oconto 80, Menominee Nation 66
Suring 75, Florence 48
Chargers win 2 OT games
