GREEN BAY – Brynn Beauchamp scored 18 points, Brooklynn Lucassen 16, Gracie Day 12 and Jada Raeder 11 to power the Hornets to the overtime win at the Green Bay Preble Holiday Tournament.
Lucassen sent the game to the extra session with a 3-pointer at the end of regulation.
Preble then hit key free throws in overtime to seal the win.
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Awut Alic scored a game-high 37 points to lead the Spartans, before fouling out in overtime.
Oshkosh North 29 29 6 – 64
Green Bay Preble 30 28 10 – 68
Oshkosh North: Paulson 9, A. Leib 5, Valdez 3, Kolodzik 3, Alic 37, Lao-Facundo 7. 3-pt: Paulson, A. Leib, Valdez, Kolodzik, Alic 3. FT: 17-21. Fouls: 14. Fouled out: Alic.
Green Bay Preble: Konkol 1, Gorecki 5, Smith 3, Lucassen 16, Umentum 2, Beauchamp 18, Day 12, Raeder 11. 3-pt: Smith, Lucassen 4, Beauchamp 2, Day. FT: 10-20. Fouls: 15.
STEVENS POINT – The Spartans took a 21-point halftime lead over the Redbirds en route to the win at the UW-Stevens Point Sentry Classic.
Finley Morgan led Laconia with 21 points. Tierney Madigan and Payton Morgan added 16 and 14 points, respectively.
De Pere was led by Abby Tassoul with 18 points.
Laconia 37 24 – 61
De Pere 16 34 – 50
Laconia: F. Morgan 21, Engel 5, Duel 4, Madigan 16, Leonard 1, P. Morgan 14. 3-pt: F. Morgan 5, Engel, P. Morgan 3. FT: 12-14. Fouls: 11.
De Pere: Spaeth 3, Tassoul 18, Ciesielczyk 3, Dwyer 2, Fischer 9, Neuenfeldt 7, Bierowski 8. 3-pt: Spaeth, Tassoul 5, Ciesielczyk, Fischer, Neuenfeldt, Bierowski 2. FT: 9-12. Fouls: 13.
SHIOCTON – Kiarrah Micolichek scored 11 points to lead the Vikings to the win over the Chiefs.
Paige Selner added eight points, all in the first half, for Denmark.
Lydia Hofacker led Shiocton with 13 points.
Denmark 22 17 – 39
Shiocton 18 10 – 28
Denmark: Van Noie 2, Selner 8, Klinksick 2, Vogel 5, Micolichek 11, VanVonderen 7, Lindsley 2, Kraschnewski 2. 3-pt: Micolichek 3 FT: 6-13. Fouls: 4.
Shiocton: Hofacker 13, Reese 8, Murray 3, Young 4. 3-pt: Hofacker 4, Reese. FT: 2-5. Fouls: 13.
GREEN BAY – Leah Nordin scored 31 points and shot 11-for-13 at the free throw line to lead the Hawks to the win over the Jaguars.
Anna Dreier added 10 points for Shawano.
Gianna Guarascio led Ashwaubenon with 17 points.
Shawano 24 34 – 58
Ashwaubenn 23 19 – 42
Shawano: Beyer 3, Tomashek 3, Stuber 7, Nordin 31, Dreier 10, Popelka 2, Pyawasay 2. 3-pt: Beyer, Tomashek. FT: 16-23. Fouls: 11.
Ashwaubenon: Phipps 11, Remiker 9, Guarascio 17, House 2, Daul 1, Matchopatow 2. 3-pt: Phipps, Remiker, Guarascio 3. FT: 6-10. Fouls: 19.
CARNEY, Mich – Mallory Sanicki and Bristol Sanicki combined for 30 points to lead the Badgers to the win over Superior Central at the Carney-Nadeau Holiday Tournament.
Mallory Sanicki scored 19 points for Niagara.
Niagara 25 23 – 48
Superior Central 7 13 – 20
Niagara: M. Sanicki 19, B. Sanicki 11, Jones 5, Neuens-Allred 5, Swanson 3, Kleikamp 1, Walker 4. 3-pt: M. Sanicki 3, B. Sanicki 3, Neuens-Allred, Swanson. FT: 8-24. Fouls: 12.
Superior Central: Hancock 3, Strohm 2, Johnson 10, Adams 5. 3-pt: Hancock, Adams. FT: 4-13. Fouls: 13.
OMRO – Olivia Witkowski had the hot hand with 21 points as the Warhawks pulled away with a big second half at the Omro Holiday Tournament.
Elizabeth Koplien added 12 points for Weyauwega-Fremont.
Powering the Cougars was Alyssa Kurth with nine points.
Weyauwega-Fremont 23 25 – 48
Coleman 14 16 – 30
Weyauwega-Fremont: Birdyshaw 3, Buss 2, Koplien 12, Behn 6, Witkowski 21, Ferg 4. 3-pt: Koplien 2, Behn 2, Witkowski. FT: 3-10. Fouls: 20.
Coleman: Kostreva 4, Gilbertson 7, Kuchta 4, Gross 4, Seibert 2, Kurth 9. 3-pt: None. FT: 6-14. Fouls: 11.
BRILLION – Emma Schuh scored 14 points and Camden Hale added 13 as the Lions earned the nonconference win.
Brooke Mattson paced the Wolves with 11 points.
Algoma 20 20 – 40
Brillion 20 25 – 45
Algoma: Loucks 1, Mattson 11, Slaby 9, Schmidt 9, C. Gerdmann 2, T. Gerdmann 8. 3-pt: Mattson, Slaby, Schmidt. FT: 3-6. Fouls: 11.
Brillion: Hale 13, C. Schuh 4, Ott 6, Brooks 8, E. Schuh 14. 3-pt: Hale, Brooks. FT: 9-12. Fouls: 12.
SHIOCTON – Audrey Weier scored 16 points and Juliana Jacobs added 10 as the Bears pulled away in the second half for the Central Wisconsin Conference win.
Bonduel led 28-23 at intermission before outscoring the Chiefs by 12 down the stretch.
Shiocton was led in scoring by Brenna Beilfus with nine points.
Bonduel 28 28 – 56
Shiocton 23 16 – 39
Bonduel: Kartmann 8, Weier 16, Sporisky 1, Anvelink 6, Reinke 4, Schnell 3, Jacobs 10, Zernicke 8. 3-pt: Kartmann, Weier, Zernicke. FT: 9-13. Fouls: 8.
Shiocton: Hofacker 2, Reese 8, Beilfus 9, A. Young 4, Murray 5, Affeldt 3, Fischer 6, B. Young 2. 3-pt: Reese 2, Beilfus 3, Murray, Affeldt, Fischer 2. FT: 2-2. Fouls: 12.
MEQUON – Zach Kinziger scored 35 points, Pryce Gregoire 16 and Roan Demovsky 13 as the Redbirds rallied from an eight-point halftime deficit to earn an overtime win at the Rick Majerus WBY Shootout at Concordia University.
De Pere trailed 44-36 at intermission before mounting its comeback.
Milwaukee Academy of Science was led by Jamarion Bateman with 25 points, Deuce Burks with 16 and Amare Jackson with 15.
Milwaukee Academy of Science: Keys 8, Jackson 15, Bateman 25, Brown 6, Valeri 3, Burks 16. 3-pt: Keys 2, Bateman 2, Valeri. FT: 8-9. Fouls: 12.
De Pere: Demovsky 13, Kinziger 35, Hutjens 3, Bookter 3, Robb 2, Bonfigt 3, Gregoire 16. 3-pt: Kinziger 3, Hutjens, Bookter, Bonfigt, Gregoire 4. FT: 11-18. Fouls: 10.
GREEN BAY – The Hornets got a career-high 24 points from Peyton Kuehn in their win over the Purgolders in the Green Bay Preble Holiday Tournament.
Kuehn scored 20 of his points in the second half for Green Bay Preble, which outscored Milwaukee Washington 23-11 at the free throw line. Gavin Sullivan added 15 points for Preble.
Rudy Baker led Milwaukee Washington with 20 points.
Milwaukee Washington 33 38 – 71
Green Bay Preble 40 40 – 80
Milwaukee Washington: Dotson 6, R. Baker 20, Perry 2. Lee 8, Blue 6, Wash 11, T. Baker 18. 3-pt: Wash 2, T. Baker 2, R. Baker. FT: 11-22. Fouls: 19.
Green Bay Preble: LaLuzerne 12, Gerard 2, Kuehn 24, Sullivan 15, Howard 12, Johnson 10, Cooper 5. 3-pt: Johnson 2, Kuehn, Howard, Cooper. FT: 23-26. Fouls: 18.
GREEN BAY – The Tigers got scoring from nine players in the first half as they built a 13-point halftime lead in the win over the Vikings at the Sun Drop Shootout.
Ethan Cyra led Wrightstown with 18 points. Kaden Colwell scored 13 and Aiden Humphreys added 10 points.
Mason Staudinger led Valders with 19 points. Will Sieracki was next with 13 points. Lucas Spindler and Gavin Mayer added 11 and 10 points, respectively.
Wrightstown 38 40 – 78
Valders 25 33 – 58
Wrightstown: Nowak 2, Kittoe 5, Humphreys 10, Buntin 7, VandenHeuvel 6, Colwell 13, Cyra 18, Cich 3, Morschauser 8, Hermann 6. 3-pt: Kittoe, Humphreys, Buntin, VandenHeuvel, Colwell, Cyra 4, Cich. FT: 4-6. Fouls: 17.
Valders: Wasmer 5, Staudinger 19, Sieracki 13, Mayer 10, Spindler 11. 3-pt: Wasmer, Staudinger 3, Spindler 3. FT: 7-13. Fouls: 9.
GREEN BAY – Drew Daoust scored 30 points but the Eagles fell short against Mosinee at the Green Bay Preble Holiday Tournament.
Also reaching double-figure scoring for Southern Door were Lauden Berg with 15 points and Caden Pierre with 11.
Mosinee led by three at the half, before outscoring the Eagles 39-34 the rest of the way.
Mosinee 33 39 – 72
Southern Door 30 34 – 64
Southern Door: Daoust 30, Beck 2, Fish 2, Nienas 4, Pierre 11, L. Berg 15. 3-pt: Daoust 4, Pierre 3. FT: 3-11.
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SHIOCTON – The Chiefs outscored the Cougars by 16 points in the second half to pull away for the win.
Brett Singler led Shiocton with 21 points. Kyle Bergsbaken added 16 points, including 11 in the second half. Connor Bergsbaken contributed 11 points.
Tyler Rommie led Coleman with 20 points. Victor Kostreva added 15.
Coleman 25 22 – 47
Shiocton 28 38 – 66
Coleman: Peters 3, Rennie 20, Dubeck 7, Tedtman 2, Kostreva 15. 3-pt: Rennie 4, Dufeck. FT: 9-13. Fouls: 13.
Shiocton: C. Young 5, K. Bergsbaken 16, Dewar 6, C. Bergsbaken 11, Singler 21, Schley 3, Jorgensen 4. 3-pt: Young, K. Bergsbaken, Dewar 2, C. Bergbaken 2. FT: 6-12. Fouls: 16.
MEQUON – Josh Manchester scored 32 points to lead Mount Horeb to an overtime victory over the Tritons at the Rick Majerus WBY Shootout.
Adam Guyette led Notre Dame with 19 points.
MEQUON – Bennett Daul took first place in two events to lead Bay Port to a second-place team finish.
Daul won the 400-yard individual medley in 4:18.38 and won the 200 breaststroke in 2:10.75.
Carter Tebon had a pair of second-place finishes for the Pirates, taking second in the 200 freestyle in 1:47.55 and second in the 100 freestyle in 48.93 seconds.
Andy Barden was second in the 1,000 freestyle in 10:13.61, Caleb Bartolazzi was second in the 100 butterfly in 53.96 seconds and Luke Azzolina placed second in the 200 IM in 2:03.18.
Third-place finishes for Bay Port were Alex Vandenbusch in the 200 breaststroke in 2:20.30, Tyler Tuttle in the 200 backstroke in 2:05.96, Bartolazzi in the 200 butterfly in 2:03.57 and Barden in the 500 freestyle in 4:57.62.
BROOKFIELD CO-OP 510, BAY PORT 462, ARROWHEAD 283, HOMESTEAD 177, FRANKLIN 166, MUSKEGO 150, MARQUETTE 143, HARTFORD/SLINGER 137, STEVENS POINT 129, FOND DU LAC 95, RUFUS KING 92, GREENFIELD/GREENDALE/PIUS XI CATHOLIC 76, WATERTOWN 72, SHOREWOOD 71, BROOKFIELD ACADEMY 25
ASHWAUBENON – Aisling Buchan scored three goals for the Ice Bears in the victory.
Claire Gerarden and Faye Brunke each added two goals and one assist. Rachael Beeck, Emily Bill and Jordyn Clarke also scored goals.
Elizabeth Zunker added three assists, while Briana Anundsen, Abby Mommaerts, Addison Gady, Addison Dahl and Bill each had two assists.
Kade Kitchenmaster had six saves in goal and Reese Spiering had one save for Bay Area. Fury goalie Piper Aaker had 29 saves.
ASHWAUBENON – Aisling Buchan and Faye Brunke scored two goals apiece and three other Ice Bears scored as Bay Area raced out to a 3-0 first-period lead and never looked back.
Tiana Stindt, Emily Bill and Hannah Von Haden each scored a goal for the Ice Bears. Picking up assists were Stindt with three, Bill, Von Haden and Brunke with two each, and Addison Dahl and Julianne Bradford one each.
Reese Spiering made nine saves in net for Bay Area, while Fond du Lac’s Kennedy Kohlman made 15 saves and Reese Munson five.
The Ice Bears outshot the Warbirds 27-9.
HARTLAND – The Hilltoppers scored two goals in the third period in the victory over the Voyageurs.
Landon Smith scored in the second period for De Pere off an assist from Reid Sands to tie the game 1-1.
De Pere goalie Keegan Handrick made 12 saves. Marquette goalie Rohan Malaney had 23 saves.
