High School Sports Roundup: Green Bay Area Teams Shine on February 3

BOYS BASKETBALL

De Pere 88, Ashwaubenon 66

DE PERE – In a dazzling showcase, Will Krueger etched his name in the record books with eight 3-pointers on his way to a staggering 37-point night. The Redbirds, propelled by Krueger's heroics, surged ahead in the second half against the Jaguars during the Fox River Classic Conference battle. The game thrived on fast-break transitions, incredible three-point shooting, and a crowd that erupted with every basket.

Supporting Krueger, Silas Cohen contributed 17 points, and Jack Bookter added 12, making a huge team effort that led to a strong second-half performance. De Pere built a 10-point lead at halftime and continued to dominate with a 44-32 scoring outburst in the final period.

For Ashwaubenon, Oyinpreye Dorgu displayed exceptional skills, leading his team with 29 points, while Kingston Vang and Tashawn Wright chipped in 15 and 13 points, respectively.

Ashwaubenon: 34 32 – 66
De Pere: 44 44 – 88

Ashwaubenon: Wright 13, Dziatkewich 2, Vang 15, Dorgu 29, Stewart 3, Brown 4. FTs: 14-20. Fouls: 21.
De Pere: Cohen 17, Miller 11, Bookter 12, Krueger 37, Hansen 6, Herlache 2, Gregoire 3. FTs: 7-14. Fouls: 15.

West De Pere 75, Green Bay Preble 57

GREEN BAY – The Phantoms capitalized on a strong second-half performance, outscoring the Hornets 45-32 to secure a convincing victory. Jack Wilichowski's 14 points led the charge, supported by Patrick Greisen with 13 points. This decisive win showcased West De Pere's potential and resilience as they pressed the tempo throughout the game.

Nick Howard donned the mantle of scoring leader for Preble, contributing 19 points but ultimately fell short against the relentless Phantom offense.

West De Pere: 30 45 – 75
Green Bay Preble: 25 32 – 57

West De Pere: Mathews 3, Samson 10, Greisen 13, Borowicz 9, Bouchard 8, Conley 3, Eggart 3, Wilichowski 14, DeCleene 4, Woldt 8. FTs: 17-28. Fouls: 16.
Green Bay Preble: Dornbush 10, Paplham 7, Sullivan 9, Howard 19, Kinard 8, Prigge 4. FTs: 12-14. Fouls: 25.

Sheboygan North 65, Bay Port 62

SHEBOYGAN – In a nail-biter, Sheboygan North edged past Bay Port. Parion Palmer shined with 18 points while Nolan Ten Pas added 16, guiding the Golden Raiders to a hard-fought victory. They led narrowly at the half and used a perfectly orchestrated offense to maintain composure down the stretch.

The Pirates were led by JT Meyer, who dropped 17 points and showcased quick ball movement that kept the game competitive.

Bay Port: 24 38 – 62
Sheboygan North: 27 38 – 65

Bay Port: Jones 5, Stevens 9, Durkee 13, Binns 6, Finlan 7, Ivy 5, Meyer 17. FTs: 4-9. Fouls: 18.
Sheboygan North: Ten Pas 16, R. Buhr 12, Pena 2, Nehemiah 8, B. Buhr 9, Palmer 18. FTs: 15-20. Fouls: 11.

Luxemburg-Casco 63, Marinette 41

LUXEMBURG – The Spartans demonstrated their dominance with a solid second-half performance after leading by nine at halftime. Bryce Piesler lit up the scoreboard, tallying 18 points while Jacob Coisman added 13.

On the losing side, Marinette's Kaden Ducane stood out, scoring 23 points but faced tough defensive coverage, limiting the team's overall production.

Marinette: 18 23 – 41
Luxemburg-Casco: 27 36 – 63

Marinette: Macgregor 2, Eastman 2, Schneider 2, Ducane 23, Jacobson 4, Anderson 5, Rutherford 3. FTs: 11-20. Fouls: 12.
Luxemburg-Casco: Coisman 13, Klaubauf 4, Piesler 18, Ropson 6, Doell 2, Radart 3, Derenne 6, Trimberger 4, Duescher 7. FTs: 4-8. Fouls: 14.

Oconto Falls 57, Wrightstown 47

OCONTO FALLS – The Panthers ended the game on a dramatic 21-2 run, overcoming a halftime deficit. Brady Bursa led the scoring explosion with 19 points, supported by Carson McDermid and JJ Pytleski with 10 points each.

For Wrightstown, Truman Morschauser and Rogan Thompson each scored 10 points in a valiant effort that ultimately fell short.

Wrightstown: 26 21 – 47
Oconto Falls: 22 35 – 57

Wrightstown: Nowak 2, Buntin 8, Hagerstrom 8, VandenHeuvel 3, Cyra 6, Thompson 10, Morschauser 10. FTs: 3-5. Fouls: 11.
Oconto Falls: Bursa 19, Tate 8, McDermid 10, Radtke 6, Beaman 4, Pytleski 10. FTs: 9-9. Fouls: 8.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

West De Pere 75, Green Bay Preble 70

DE PERE – The Phantoms pulled out a narrow victory led by Molly Walder with an impressive 29 points. They built a nine-point halftime lead and skillfully fended off the Hornets' second-half surge.

Gracie Day topped Green Bay Preble with 20 points as both teams displayed excellent teamwork and resilience throughout.

Green Bay Preble: 32 38 – 70
West De Pere: 41 34 – 75

Green Bay Preble: Konkol 14, Day 20, Smith 13, Lucassen 14, Carter 5, Thompson 3. FTs: 10-16. Fouls: 21.
West De Pere: Hoffman 14, Rattray 11, Walder 29, Henry 3, Hannula 6. FTs: 16-24. Fouls: 15.

Notre Dame 72, Pulaski 8

GREEN BAY – Notre Dame turned in a commanding performance, with Kaia Waldrop starring by scoring 18 points. The Tritons dominated from the start, limiting Pulaski to just three field goals.

Ava Cumicek and Maisie Hinz supported the victorious effort, scoring 16 and 13 points, respectively.

Pulaski: 7 1 – 8
Notre Dame: 39 33 – 72

Pulaski: Hasser 2, Shaw 3, Krause 1, Sprangers 2. FTs: 1-4. Fouls: 9.
Notre Dame: Webster 7, Cumicek 16, Hinz 13, Waldrop 18. FTs: 5-8. Fouls: 13.

De Pere 75, Ashwaubenon 21

ASHWAUBENON – A balanced scoring attack propelled De Pere to victory, with Abby Tassoul leading the charge with 15 points. Eight players scored at least seven points, showcasing the team's depth and skill.

In contrast, Ashwaubenon struggled offensively, placing Brynn Wirth as the top scorer with just six points.

De Pere: 40 35 – 75
Ashwaubenon: 15 6 – 21

De Pere: Spaeth 7, Tassoul 15, Hutjens 9, Fischer 10, Dwyer 8, Hallsten 10, Neuenfeldt 7. FTs: 2-2. Fouls: 9.
Ashwaubenon: Wirth 6, Johnson 2, Schneider 5. FTs: 2-6. Fouls: 5.

WRESTLING

Denmark 53, Seymour 21

A solid dual meet performance by Denmark featured several decisive victories, including contributions from numerous athletes. Cullen Zellner and Kallen Pinchart both claimed wins via forfeit, setting the tone for an impressive showing.

GIRLS WRESTLING

Packerland Conference Championship

SOUTHERN DOOR 133.5, PESHTIGO 58, STURGEON BAY/SEVASTOPOL 52, KEWAUNEE 35

The championship matches delivered fierce competition and showcased outstanding talent across all weight classes. Notable performances included Nora LeFevre's pin and Skya Scrimgeour's technical fall, demonstrating the prowess of Southern Door's wrestling program.

CONCLUSION

With exciting matchups across basketball and wrestling, February 3 was a remarkable day for the Green Bay area. As we dive deeper into the season, these young athletes continue to impress with their skills, teamwork, and dedication. Stay tuned as we follow their journeys through the highs and lows of competition!