BOYS BASKETBALL
Gresham 82
Almond-Bancroft 59
Gresham defeated host Almond-Bancroft Friday behind a game-high 33 points from Christian Haffner.
The Wildcats held a 43-27 lead entering halftime, outscoring Almond-Bancroft 26-11 in the second quarter, and further widened the lead with a 39-32 second half.
Gresham (12-2, 10-2 Central Wisconsin Conference-10) also received contributions from Drew Haffner with 15 points along with 12 points from Erik Bowman.
Almond-Bancroft (11-5, 7-5 CWC-10) was led by Dylan Bunders with 16 points and Garrett Yonke (15).
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 44
Manawa 40
Wittenberg-Birnamwood outscored Manawa 18-9 in the final period to post the win.
“It wasn’t pretty, but definitely a gritty performance down the stretch,” Wittenberg-Birnamwood coach Lon Ebel said. “I was happy we found a way to win a close one.”
Teagon Lehman had 13 points for Wittenberg-Birnamwood (3-12, 2-6 CWC-8).
Manawa fell to 2-14, 0-9 CWC-8.
Shiocton 67
Bonduel 61
Colton Dobratz led Bonduel (11-5, 6-3 Central Wisconsin Conference-8) with 20 points, while Peyton Czarapata added 19 and Connor Rosen had 12.
Nathan Schmidt led Shiocton (5-9, 4-4 CWC-8) with 23.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Menominee Indian 55
Rosholt 33
Menominee Indian was led by Ania Smith’s 18 points Friday night in Keshena. Sasha Peters added 13 and Erin Wynos chipped in with 12.
Bre Richter led Rosholt (9-8, 6-8 Central Wisconsin Conference-10) with 18.
Menominee (16-0, 14-0 CWC-10) will play at home vs Manawa on Tuesday and at Almond Bancroft on Friday.
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