GIRLS BASKETBALL
Kimberly 51, Appleton East 46
KIMBERLY – Ava Van Vonderen scored 15 points and had seven rebounds and Claudia Asman hit four 3-pointers and had a key block late in the second half to lead the Papermakers past Appleton East.
The win ties the Papermakers with Appleton East atop the Fox Valley Association with 11-1 records. Kimberly is 14-3 overall.
Asman finished with 12 points and blocked a layup attempt in the final minute to help deny East and preserve the win.
Emily Urban also had 11 points for Kimberly. Aubrie Erickson had 11 points to pace the Patriots (15-2 overall).
Appleton East 16 30 – 46
Kimberly 24 27 – 51
Appleton East: Ott 5, Feller 3, Fischer 7, Erickson 11, MontMarquette 5, Sweeney 8, Jazdzewski 7. 3-pt: Ott, Feller, Fischer, Erickson, MontMarquette. FTs: 7-7. Fouls: 11.
Kimberly: Urban 11, Brochtrup 3, Buchinger 3, Ebben 3, Dulas 4, Asman 12, Van Vonderen 15. 3-pt: Urban, Brochtrup, Buchinger, Ebben, Asman, Van Vonderen. FTs: 5-7. Fouls: 7.
Hortonville 77, Oshkosh North 34
HORTONVILLE – Kardyn Peppler had the hot hand with 17 points as the Polar Bears built a 19-point halftime lead en route to a big Fox Valley Association win.
Also scoring in double figures for Hortonville were Grace Ruys with 12 points and Bella Biese with 10.
Awut Alic led the Spartans with 17 points, while Brinna Paulson added 10.
Oshkosh North 15 19 – 34
Hortonville 34 43 – 77
Oshkosh North: Paulson 10, Harrison 1, Alic 17, Lao-Facundo 4, Duran 2. 3-pt: Paulson 2, Alic. FTs: 5-6. Fouls: 8.
Hortonville: Lillie 3, Gebauer 5, Springer 2, Werner 4, Martin 3, Gassner 2, Ruys 12, Pomrening 4, Kalisa Peppler 4, Kardyn Peppler 17, Mocadlo 9, Biese 10, Przybylski 2. 3-pt: Lillie, Gebauer, Kardyn Peppler 3, Mocadlo. FTs: 4-5. Fouls: 8.
Appleton North 60, Oshkosh West 59
OSHKOSH – The Lightning scored its last four points at the free throw line to hold off the Wildcats in overtime.
Avery Werfal and Tay Maass both scored 20 points to lead Appleton North.
Kinslee Nelson led Oshkosh West with 18 points. Kamryn Stauffacher and Ava Strasser scored 11 and 10 points, respectively.
Appleton North 31 20 9 – 60
Oshkosh West 23 28 8 – 59
Appleton North: Koleske 4, Campbell 5, Schuh 3, Busch 8, Werfal 20, Maass 20. 3-pt: Busch, Werfal 4. FTs: 13-19. Fouls: 14.
Oshkosh West: Johnson 2, Marchant 2, Williamson 3, Nelson 18, Stauffacher 11, Panske 5, Strasser 10, Fitzpatrick 8. 3-pt: Williamson, Nelson 4, Staffaucher, Panske, Fitzpatrick. FTs: 11-14. Fouls: 15.
Neenah 92, Appleton West 22
APPLETON – Sydney Michalkiewicz scored 21 points and Rowan Klesmit added 19 as the Rockets raced out to a big lead en route to the Fox Valley Association win.
Also reaching double figures for Neenah were Alissa Ebel with 12 points and Carli Baltus and Farrah Danforth, both with 10.
Jade Demerath-Cook and Allysen Buss led the Terrors with five points each.
Neenah led 46-12 at intermission.
Neenah 46 46 – 92
Appleton West 12 10 – 22
Neenah: Ebel 12, Malloy 4, Klesmit 19, Baltus 10, Jahnke 3, Buss 9, Freier 2, Michalkiewicz 21, Guden 2, Danforth 10. 3-pt: Ebel, Klesmit, Jahnke, Buss 3, Michalkiewicz 5. FTs: 11-13. Fouls: 11.
Appleton West: Demerath-Cook 5, Buss 5, Flaker 4, Gilbert 4, Schuchart 4. 3-pt: Demerath-Cook, Buss, Gilbert. FTs: 3-7. Fouls: 12.
Little Chute 43, Waupaca 32
WAUPACA – The Mustangs won their ninth consecutive game with the victory over the Comets.
Hattie Grishaber scored 15 points to lead Little Chute. Lauren Vosters added 10.
Hailey Bechard led Waupaca with 14 points. Ava Widdel added 10.
Little Chute 21 22 – 43
Waupaca 13 19 – 32
Little Chute: Vosters 10, Grishaber 15, Martin 7, Merchant 2, Engle 3, Thiel 6. 3-pt: Vosters 2, Grishaber, Martin. FTs: 7-16. Fouls: 7.
Waupaca: Bechard 14, Widdel 10, Landre 2, Koran 6. 3-pt: Bechard 2, Widdel. FTs: 3-6. Fouls: 14.
Freedom 63, Wrightstown 59
WRIGHTSTOWN – Breana Dickrell scored 21 points to lead the Irish to the win over the Tigers.
While no other Freedom players scored in double figures, they did have five players score between six and eight points.
Elaina Verbeten scored 22 points to lead Wrightstown. Aubbey Zirbel added 10 points.
Freedom 33 30 – 63
Wrightstown 39 20 – 59
Freedom: Wisneski 8, Calhoon 8, Anderson 8, Nechodom 7, T. Brown 1, Dickrell 21, Evers 2, C. Brown 6, VandenBerg 2. 3-pt: Wisneski 2, Anderson, Nechodom, Dickrell 3. FTs: 16-28. Fouls: 14.
Wrightstown: Verbeten 22, Welhouse 4, Zirbel 10, DeCleene 5, Cavanaugh 7, Ducat 6, Nelson 5. 3-pt: Verbeten 3, Nelson, Zirbel. FTs: 10-17. Fouls: 20.
Denmark 66, Clintonville 20
DENMARK – The Vikings improved to 13-2 with the convincing win over the Truckers.
Kiarrah Micolichek led Denmark with 13 points. Paige Selner added 11.
Kara Danforth and Abby Tate both scored five points to lead Clintonville.
Clintonville 14 6 – 20
Denmark 35 31 – 66
Clintonville: Birling 4, Danforth 5, Griepentrog 2, Ferg 4, Tate 5. 3-pt: Tate. FTs: 1-3. Fouls: 14.
Denmark: Dittmer 3, Schanhofer 2, Brice 6, Selner 11, Vogel 7, Micolichek 13, VanVonderen 10, Lindsley 7, Kraschnewski 7. 3-pt: Dittmer, Selner 2, Vogel, Micolichek 3, VanVonderen 2. FTs: 13-20. Fouls: 4.
Menasha 62, Green Bay East 25
GREEN BAY – Rayanna Jenkins scored 25 points to lead the Bluejays to the win over the Red Devils.
Aria Bilke added 15 points for Menasha, which is now 8-8 overall and 4-5 in the Bay Conference.
Lakeria Gonnigan paced Green Bay East with 13 points.
Menasha: Hill 2, Kelly 7, Jenkins 25, Timm 2, Kolasinski 3, Bilke 15, Wegener 5, Standiford 3.
Green Bay East: Thomas 5, Collins 5, Gonnigan 13, Rodriguez 2.
St. Mary Catholic 55, Manitowoc Lutheran 46
MANITOWOC – Autumn Crowe scored 14 points in the second half to lead the Zephyrs to the win over the Lancers.
Crowe finished with a team-leading 20 points for St. Mary Catholic. Luci Nackers and Gabby Guerrero added 13 and 10 points, respectively.
Mikiah Krause scored 19 points to lead Manitowoc Lutheran.
St. Mary Catholic 25 30 – 55
Manitowoc Lutheran 23 23 – 46
St. Mary Catholic: McCauley 6, Guerrero 10, Crowe 20, Nackers 13, Neubauer 2, Virlee 4. 3-pt: Guerrero, Crowe. FTs: 13-24. Fouls: 20.
Manitowoc Lutheran: Krause 19, M. Mehlhorn 8, Jost 5, L. Mehlhorn 6, Vandermause 2, Pipkorn 2, Behnke 2, LaFond 2. 3-pt: Krause 2, Jost. FTs: 7-12. Fouls: 22.
Shiocton 30, Gresham 21
SHIOCTON – Aliyah Reese scored 12 points, including nine in the second half, as the Chiefs pulled away from the Wildcats to earn the win.
Aliva Perez scored 10 points to lead Gresham.
The game was tied 10-10 at the half.
Gresham 10 11 – 21
Shiocton 10 20 – 30
Gresham: Haffner 6, Cerveny 1, Perez 10, Jensen 4. 3-pt: Haffner 2. FTs: 5-8. Fouls: 10.
Shiocton: Reese 12, M. Young 5, Carpenter 4, N. Young 7, B. Young 2. 3-pt: Reese. FTs: 5-14. Fouls: 12.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Appleton North 60, Oshkosh West 42
APPLETON – The Lightning led by 10 points at halftime in the Fox Valley Association victory over the Wildcats.
The Lightning had four players score in double figures, led by Grant Hardy with 17 points. Matt Rosplochowski added 13, while Will Sweeney and Nathan Ramus each had 12.
Oshkosh West was led by Joey Ware with 11 points.
Oshkosh West 19 23 – 42
Appleton North 29 31 – 60
Oshkosh West: Weis 2, Moderson 3, Abitz 2, Herlihy 6, Berg 2, Troedel 6, B. Kufel 5, C. Kufel 5, Ware 11. 3-pt: Moderson, Herlihy 2, Troedel 2, C. Kufel. FTs: 2-4. Fouls: 12.
Appleton North: Sweeney 12, Rosplochowski 13, Ramus 12, Hardy 17, Kuehl 2, Arft 2, Radtke 2. 3-pt: Rosplochowski 3, Ramus 2, Hardy. FTs: 4-5. Fouls: 9.
Kaukauna 62, Fond du Lac 51
FOND DU LAC – Andrew Jensen had the hot hand with 27 points as the Ghosts used an 11-0 run out of halftime to pull away for the Fox Valley Association win.
Tyler Schwalbach added 13 points and Jonah Roehrig had 11 for Kaukauna, which led 25-16 at intermission.
Powering the Cardinals was Eli Michalkiewicz with 17 points.
Kaukauna 25 37 – 62
Fond du Lac 16 35 – 51
Kaukauna: Schwalbach 13, Carl 2, Jensen 27, Roehrig 11, Bowers 9. 3-pt: Bowers 3. FTs: 13-16. Fouls: 4.
Fond du Lac: Jones 4, Michalkiewicz 17, Foster 8, Jacobitz 5, Parker-Hersey 3, Geasland 3, Schaefferkoetter 2, Ferguson 9. 3-pt: Michalkiewicz 3, Jacobitz, Parker-Hersey, Geasland. FTs: 2-4. Fouls: 17.
Kimberly 63, Appleton East 52
APPLETON – Cayden Vosters led a balanced scoring attack with 17 points, while Kegan Pleau added 16 and Alex Krause 15 as the Papermakers pulled away in the second half.
Joshua Christiansen led the Patriots with 15 points, while Elijah Childs added 12.
Kimberly led by one at the break before outscoring Appleton East 30-20 over the final 18 minutes.
Kimberly 33 30 – 63
Appleton East 32 20 – 52
Kimberly: Holschuh 8, Pleau 16, Schiedermayer 2, Krause 15, Voskuil 4, Buchanan 1, Vosters 17. 3-pt: Holschuh, Pleau 2, Vosters 2. FTs: 16-21. Fouls: 7.
Appleton East: O’Reilly 2, Christiansen 15, Schmidt 9, Childs 12, Bertrand 8, Seidl 6. 3-pt: Christiansen, Schmidt, Childs 2, Bertrand 2, Seidl 2. FTs: 2-6. Fouls: 23.
Neenah 103, Appleton West 50
NEENAH – The Rockets closed the first half on a 27-9 run to take a 25-point halftime lead in the Fox Valley Association win over the Terrors.
James Weiland led Neenah (10-6) with 14 points. Roan Koeper and Kolton Fleege both scored 12, while Chase Nitz had 11.
It was the third consecutive for Neenah.
Appleton West 26 24 – 50
Neenah 51 52 – 103
Little Chute 54, Waupaca 31
LITTLE CHUTE – The Mustangs had nine players score in the North Eastern Conference win over the Comets.
Jaden Hermsen led Little Chute with 13 points. Jack Schultz scored 12 points, while Trevor Verhagen chipped in 11.
Austin Adamczak and Westen Lauritzen both scored seven points to lead Waupaca.
Waupaca 16 15 – 31
Little Chute 27 27 – 54
Waupaca: Bessman 5, Adamczak 7, Dolski 4, Hoelzel 2, Lauritzen 7, Solberg 3, Olson 3. 3-pt: Bessman, Lauritzen, Solberg, Olson. FTs: 1-6. Fouls: 11.
Little Chute: Verhagen 11, Knudsen 2, Peeters 3, Schultz 12, Joten 2, Hermsen 13, Effa 7, VandenHeuvel 2, Wittman 2. 3-pt: Verhagen, Peeters, Hermsen 2. FTs: 8-12. Fouls: 12.
Denmark 63, Clintonville 54
CLINTONVILLE – Brayden Jeanquart and Cade DeLarwelle combined for 26 points in the second half to carry the Vikings to the win over the Truckers.
Jeanquart finished with a team-leading 26 points. DeLarwelle scored 17.
Clintonville was led by Bryer Hagberg with 24 points and Max Young with 22.
Denmark 25 38 – 63
Clintonville 32 22 – 54
Denmark: DeLarwelle 17, Lemke 6, Dittmer 8, Bohn 1, Freitag 3, North 2, Janquart 26. 3-pt: Dittmer, Freitag, Janquart. FTs: 14-22. Fouls: 8.
Clintonville: Howe 2, Santiago 4, Polzin 2, Young 22, Hagberg 24. 3-pt: Young 2, Hagberg. FTs: 7-9. Fouls: 18.
Menasha 75, Green Bay East 39
MENASHA – Levi Miller, Mason Lukasavage and Tayden Wilke combined for 36 points in the first half of the Bluejays’ win over the Red Devils.
Lukasavage finished with a team-high 21 points. Miller scored 17 points, while Wilke had 13 and Shamir Senyange 10
Amari Wolfe led Green Bay East with 15 points.
Green Bay East 14 25 – 39
Menasha 42 33 – 75
Green Bay East: Hotchkiss 8, Longley 2, Ashon Wolfe 5, Brown 2, Laws 6, Amari Wolfe 15, Clinkscales 1. 3-pt: Hotchkiss 2, A. Wolf 2. FTs: 3-9. Fouls: 9.
Menasha: Senyange 10, Hill 3, John 3, Miller 17, Cantu 4, Wilke 13, Lukasavage 21, Lingnofski 4. 3-pt: Senyange, Hill, John, Miller 5, Wilke 3, Lukasavage. FTs: 5-8. Fouls: 11.
Kewaunee 78, Shiocton 54
SHIOCTON – Diesel Bosdeck scored 15 of his team-leading 23 points in the second half of the Storm’s win over the Chiefs.
Connor Kilgore and Dane Harrell added 16 and 11 points, respectively, for Kewaunee.
Shiocton was led by Kyle Bergsbaken and Brett Singler with 15 and 14 points, respectively.
Kewaunee 29 49 – 78
Shiocton 30 24 – 54
Kewaunee: Maccaux 3, Kilgore 16, Bosdeck 23, Jerabek 9, Kovacs 9, Kolmorgen 3, Elliott 2, Harrell 11, Bortolini 2. 3-pt: Maccaux, Bosdeck, Jerabek, Kovacs, Kolmorgen. FTs: 11-15. Fouls: 17.
Shiocton: Wyland 5, Hess 5, Bergsbaken 15, Austin 3, Kroll 5, Singler 14, Jorgensen 7. 3-pt: Wyland, Hess, Jorgensen. FTs: 15-23. Fouls: 12.
BOYS SWIMMING
Appleton West co-op 90, Oshkosh West 86
200 Medley R: 1, Appleton West (Ethan Pasholk, Hayden Hollenbeck, Emerson Middendorp, Bauer Seefeldt) 1:58.67; 2, Oshkosh West (Caleb Bergin, Carter Crowe, Evan Booms, Sam Roblee) 2:04.71. 200 Free: 1, Ethan Pasholk AW 2:03.65; 2, Caleb Bergin OW 2:03.79. 200 IM: 1, Carter Crowe OW 2:26.20; 2, Emerson Middendorp AW 2:30.72. 50 Free: 1, Ethan Bruce AW :26.28; 2, Evan Booms OW :26.59. Diving: 1, Kegan Phalin AW 118.35. 100 Fly: 1, Ethan Bruce AW 1:03.81; 2, Evan Booms OW 1:07.40. 100 Free: 1, Caleb Bergin OW :56.17; 2, Hayden Hollenbeck AW :56.79. 400 Free: 1, Ethan Pasholk AW 4:29.47; 2, Archie Mugerauer OW 5:51.57. 200 Free R: 1, Appleton West (Hayden Hollenbeck, Bauer Seefeldt, Ethan Shalkhauser, Ethan Bruce) 1:51.77; 2, Oshkosh West (Sam Roblee, Reid Potter, Jordan Schroeder, Logan Auxier) 1:59.39. 100 Back: 1, Emerson Middendorp AW 1:06.37; 2, Dominic Moore OW 1:18.12. 100 Breast: 1, Hayden Hollenbeck AW 1:10.95; 2, Carter Crowe OW 1:14.49. 400 Free R: 1, Appleton West (Ethan Pasholk, Ethan Shalkhauser, Emerson Middendorp, Ethan Bruce) 3:58.89; 2, Oshkosh West (Evan Booms, Logan Auxier, Carter Crowe, Caleb Bergin) 4:09.60.
Neenah 113, Fond du Lac 56
200 Medley R: 1, Neenah (Jack Kippa, Josh Powell, Ryker Zarda, Gideon Benner) 1:50.70; 2, Fond du Lac (Logan Gilgenbach, Simon Sirna, James Krantz, Miles Sirna) 1:57.48. 200 Free: 1, Burke Wendell N 1:53.11; 2, Logan Gilgenbach FDL 2:02.62. 200 IM: 1, Jack Kippa N 2:17.13; 2, Gideon Benner N 2:17.34. 50 Free: 1, James Krantz FDL :23.86; 2, Simon Sirna FDL :24.99. Diving: 1, Phenix Yahr N 151.10. 100 Fly: 1, Burke Wendell N :58.01; 2, James Krantz FDL 1:00.86. 100 Free: 1, Gideon Benner N :53.18; 2, Simon Sirna FDL :56.60. 500 Free: 1, Logan Gilgenbach FDL 5:32.88; 2, Josh Powell N 5:58.64. 200 Free R: 1, Fond du Lac (Simon Sirna, Miles Sirna, Logan Gilgenbach, James Krantz) 1:38.74; 2, Neenah (Crawford Pfeifle, Joseph Van Handel, Noah Van Handel, Alex Johnson) 1:56.14. 100 Back: 1, Jack Kippa N 1:00.28; 2, Isaac Zarda N 1:15.96. 100 Breast: 1, Ryker Zarda N 1:13.25; 2, Crawford Pfeifle N 1:19.40. 400 Free R: 1, Neenah (Jack Kippa, Ben Munson, Josh Powell, Burke Wendell) 3:46.55; 2, Neenah (Alex Johnson, Owen Klawikowski, Oliver Searles, Joseph Van Handel) 4:03.18.
This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Appleton area high school sports results for Tuesday, Jan. 27
