Bay
Xavier 77, Shawano 60
Despite trailing at one point by double-digits, Xavier never panicked, eventually erasing the deficit on their way to a 46th consecutive home victory. The win pushes Xavier’s total to 21 on the season, as they look to keep momentum rolling into regionals next week. Nine different Shawano players would find the scoring column, led by Kaden Richards, who scored 12. A.J. Kohl chimed in with 11 points, while Dakota Maltbey added 10. Shawano’s offense eventually couldn’t keep pace with Xavier, as Hunter Plamann paced the home team with 31 points, scoring 21 in the second half to help his team pull away. Plamann also reached the 1,000-point plateau for his career. Sam Ferris would add 12 points and Nate DeYoung scored 11.
CWC-8
Shiocton 66, Wittenberg-Birnamwood 48
The Chiefs led 35-18 at halftime and cruised to the CWC-8 championship with the victory. Matthew Peterson led Shiocton with 17 points, Brandon Spencer scored 15, while Nate Schmidt added 14.
Amherst 60, Iola-Scandinavia 42
Pacelli 88, Manawa 49
Bonduel at Weyauwega-Fremont
CWC-10
Gresham 81, Bowler 41
Gresham’s talent was on display in full force in a game that was never in question. The veteran Wildcats squad took it to a young Bowler team, which honored its lone seniors before their final home game. It would be a senior night to remember for Bowler’s Jacob Strassburg, who doubled his scoring average on the season with a team-high 18 points. He connected on four 3-pointers, all coming in the second half. Gresham had four players in double figures. Neal Cerveny led all scorers with 23 points, while Legacy Skenedore knocked down five first half 3-pointers on his way to a 19-point performance. Drew Haffner and Todd Otradovec scored 13 and 12 points, respectfully. Gresham still remains in the hunt for at least a share of the CWC-10 title.
Almond-Bancroft 48, Wild Rose 45
Tri-County 78, Menominee Indian 57
Port Edwards at Rosholt
Marion at Tigerton
FRCC
Pulaski 55, Manitowoc Lincoln 46
North Eastern
Fox Valley Lutheran 68, Clintonville 54
Clintonville couldn’t keep up with Fox Valley Lutheran, converting just 29 percent of their shots in the loss Monday night. The Foxes hit 41 percent of theirs, despite going 5-of-16 from beyond the arch. For the Truckers, Nathan Krueger, Jordan Koeppen, and Tyler Petermann all shot an identical 4-of-11 on the night. Kruger led the trio with 14 points and 11 rebounds, Koeppen finished with 12 points, while Petermann had 11. Jared Kraftzenk went on to lead all scorers with 16 points for Fox Valley Lutheran.
Little Chute 69, Freedom 48
The Mustangs shot 13-of-24 from beyond the arch to roll by rival Freedom. Noah Knudsen had a dominating shooting performance, knocking down seven 3-pointers on the way to 25 points. Charlie Jadin had 17 for Freedom.
Luxemburg-Casco 75, Denmark 70
Mitchell Jandrin turned in another impressive all-around performance with 26 points, six rebounds, and three assists. The Spartans received a double-double from Nathan Coisman, who had 13 points and grabbed ten rebounds.
Marinette 73, Oconto Falls 49
Wrightstown 73, Waupaca 62
James Hansen had 16 points for Wrightstown, as the Tigers drained 11 3-pointers in the win. Waupaca’s Justin Vaughn hit six triples himself on his way to 20 points in the loss
M&O
Peshtigo 80, Wausaukee 35
Peshtigo clinches the M&O for the second year in a row with the conference win over Wausaukee and loss by Suring. Joey Bradley led the Bulldogs with 19 points.
Lena 61, Suring 58 (OT)
Suring’s chances for at least a share of the M&O crown were crushed when Lena’s Hunter Borchert sent the game into overtime with a last-second 3-point bucket. Lena outscored Suring 8-5 in the extra period. Connor Heise led all players with 32 points.
Coleman 59, St. Thomas Aquinas 55
Crivitz 71, Gillett 36
Oneida Nation 73, Niagara 46
Non-Conference
Menasha 70, Appleton North 61
The Blue Jays erased a 45-28 halftime deficit by outscoring the Lightning 42-16 in the second half to take the non-conference win. Alex Zeinert had 30 points for Menasha.