GIRLS BASKETBALL
Wabeno/Laona 64
Menominee Indian 41
Menominee Indian was led by (18-1, 15-0 CWC-10) Sasha Peters’ 11 points and nine each from Erin Wynos and Ania Smith.
Bonduel 55
Weyauwega-Fremont 26
Bonduel (19-0, 12-0 CWC-8) wrapped up at least a share of the CWC-8 crown behind the big night of Jen Dowden, who had 17 points, 11 rebounds and four assists.
Lexi Reinke’s nine points all came on 3-point field goals, while Haley Sorenson and Kailee Pedersen both had four steals.
Weyauwega-Fremont fell to 12-7 and 7-6 in the CWC-8.
“It was a solid, all-around game for us,” Bonduel coach Missy Dowden said. “We had the opportunity to clinch a share of the conference title, so we wanted to be sure to do it on our home court.”
Bowler 52
Marion 32
For Bowler (14-4, 11-4 CWC-10), Ashlynn Brisk had 15 points and five assists, Reanne Kietlinski had 13 points and four steals and Taylor Matsche added 13 points, five assists and five steals.
Marion fell to 8-11 and 6-9 in the CWC-10.
Antigo 36
Clintonville 26
Autumn Voigt had 10 points and 18 rebounds for Clintonville (6-13).
Shiocton 33
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 31
Siri Zeinart had 11 points and Micah Nier and Taylor Nier grabbed eight rebounds apiece, but Wittenberg-Birnamwood (17-2, 10-2 CWC-8) couldn’t overcome a cold-shooting four-point first half in its Feb. 9 game and fell to Shiocton (12-8, 7-5).
“We came out flat and dug ourselves too deep of a hole,” Wittenberg-Birnamwood coach Mike Balliet said. “Give Shiocton credit, they just wanted it more.”
Almond-Bancroft 42
Tigerton 38
Charity DesRochers had 10 points for Tigerton (1-17, 1-14 CWC-10), Katie Watters had eight points and nine rebounds and Lana Maneczewski grabbed 11 rebounds.
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