Green Bay area high school sports results for Friday, Feb. 20

Notre Dame, De Pere and Green Bay Preble secured wins in boys Fox River Classic Conference basketball matchups.
The Seymour and Kewaunee boys basketball teams both remained undefeated with recent victories.
In boys hockey, De Pere defeated Fond du Lac to advance to the Division 1 sectional semifinals.
Sectional champions were crowned in girls wrestling at both the Waupaca and D.C. Everest sectionals.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Notre Dame 85, Bay Port 69
GREEN BAY – Leo Weber led a balanced scoring attack with 24 points as the Tritons built a four-point halftime lead before taking charge in the second half to earn the Fox River Classic Conference win.
Also scoring in double digits for Notre Dame were Austin Hendricks with 19 points, and A.J. Hendricks and Jack Warden both with 18 points.
AJ Ivy led Bay Port with 18 points, while Sawyer Durkee added 12 and Roman Binns 10.
Bay Port 30 39 – 69
Notre Dame 34 51 – 85
Bay Port: Jones 4, Stevens 8, Durkee 12, Binns 10, Finlan 3, Ivy 18, Otradovec 5, Meyer 9. 3-pt: Stevens, Durkee, Binns 2, Finlan, Ivy, Otradovec, Meyer. FTs: 15-19. Fouls: 17.
Notre Dame: Austin Hendricks 19, Donart 3, A.J. Hendricks 18, Weber 24, Berndt 3, Warden 18. 3-pt: Austin Hendricks 3, Donart, A.J. Hendricks 3, Weber 3, Berndt, Warden. FTs: 19-23. Fouls: 20.
De Pere 60, Manitowoc Lincoln 40
MANITOWOC – Jack Bookter and Will Krueger both scored 15 points as the Redbirds broke open a close game in the second half to earn the Fox River Classic Conference win.
De Pere led by six at intermission before outscoring the Ships 37-23 over the final 18 minutes.
Manitowoc was led in scoring by Micah Kubsch with 15 points and Jack Bauer with 10.
De Pere 23 37 – 60
Manitowoc 17 23 – 40
De Pere: Cohen 7, Miller 8, Bookter 15, Krueger 15, Frelich 2, Herlache 6, Graff 2, Reimer 5. 3-pt: Cohen, Miller 2, Bookter, Krueger 2, Reimer. FTs: 3-4. Fouls: 8.
Manitowoc: Kubsch 15, Johnson 1, Ducat 3, Hartman 3, Thorison 1, Emmett 3, Baudhuin 4, Bauer 10. 3-pt: Kubsch 3, Ducat, Hartman, Emmett. FTs: 4-6. Fouls: 7.
Green Bay Preble 68, Sheboygan North 67
GREEN BAY – Gavin Sullivan scored 18 points, and Sammie Kinard and Will Dornbush each scored 12 as Green Bay Preble beat Sheboygan North in overtime in a Fox River Classic Conference matchup.
The Golden Raiders led 29-21 at intermission, but the Hornets fought their way back to tie it at 57-57 to force overtime.
Sullivan scored five points in overtime and Kinard made all four free throws in overtime to lead Preble, which improves to 6-11 in the conference and 10-13 overall.
Sheboygan North was led by Rylan Buhr and Parion Palmer, both with 20 points.
Sheboygan North 29 28 10 – 67
Green Bay Preble 21 36 11 – 68
Sheboygan North: Buhr 20, Palmer 20, Ten Pas 8, Schramm 6, Steward 6, Olson 5, Pena 2. 3-pt: Ten Pas 2, Schramm 2, Buhr, Palmer, Olson. FTs: 7-16.
Green Bay Preble: Sullivan 18, Kinard 12, Dornbush 12, Paplham 6, Howard 10, Levanetz 6, Sprutles 4. 3-pt: Kinard 2, Howard 2, Sullivan. FTs: 8-13.
Seymour 90, Winneconne 87
WINNECONNE – The Thunder remains unbeaten with the narrow victory over the Wolves.
Seymour improves to 23-0 overall and 16-0 in the Bay Conference.
Drew Lenz led Winneconne with 24 points. Brody Schaffer added 19 points and Parker Ingles scored 17.
Wrightstown 68, Denmark 59
WRIGHTSTOWN – Caden Hagerstrom scored 16 points and Carter Kinnard added 15 as the Tigers made a seven-point halftime advantage stand up to earn the North Eastern Conference win.
Wrightstown led 32-25 at the break and kept the Vikings at bay the rest of the way.
David Dittmer and Jacob Bohn scored 12 points each and Jack Freitag added 11 to pace Denmark.
Denmark 25 34 – 59
Wrightstown 32 36 – 68
Denmark: DeLarwelle 4, Lemke 9, Dittmer 12, Bohn 12, Freitag 11, Noth 2, Jeanquart 9. 3-pt: Lemke 2, Dittmer, Bohn 3, Freitag 3. FTs: 8-16. Fouls: 17.
Wrightstown: Van Dyke 3, Buntin 7, Kinnard 15, Hagerstrom 16, VandenHeuvel 4, Genke 8, Cyra 5, Thompson 5, Morschauser 5. 3-pt: Van Dyke, Buntin 2, Kinnard 3, Cyra. FTs: 15-18. Fouls: 17.
Kewaunee 79, Sturgeon Bay 42
STURGEON BAY – The Storm moved to 22-0 on the season as it built an 11-point halftime advantage before pulling away for the Packerland Conference victory.
Diesel Bosdeck led the Kewaunee attack with 25 points. Also scoring in double figures for the Storm were Dane Harrell with 16 points, Connor Kilgore with 12 and Avery Jerabek with 10.
The Storm outscored the Clippers 48-22 in the final 18 minutes to seal the win.
Leading the way for Sturgeon Bay were Sam Fruzyna with 14 points and Ben Ash with 13.
Kewaunee 31 48 – 79
Sturgeon Bay 20 22 – 42
Kewaunee: Maccaux 2, Kilgore 12, Bosdeck 25, Jerabek 10, Kovacs 2, Elliott 6, Harrell 16, Delebreau 3, Walecka 3. 3-pt: Bosdeck 5, Delebreau, Walecka. FTs: 6-7. Fouls: 13.
Sturgeon Bay: Benzinger 5, Ash 13, Fruzyna 14, Bleck 6, Hansen 2, Ruenger 2. 3-pt: Benzinger, Ash, Fruzyna 2. FTs: 8-10. Fouls: 7.
Algoma 80, Gibraltar 32
ALGOMA – Braeden Leist poured in 26 points and Parker Lischka added 19 as the Wolves raced out to a big lead and cruised to the Packerland Conference win.
Algoma led 42-22 at the half and then held the Vikings to 10 second-half points.
Marco Jauregui paced Gibraltar with 11 points.
Gibraltar 22 10 – 32
Algoma 42 38 – 80
Gibraltar: M. Jauregui 11, Jackson 6, Brey 9, Dannhausen 2, Bremer 2, Fernandez 2. 3-pt: M. Jauregui, Brey. FTs: 2-2. Fouls: 9.
Algoma: Moen 2, Leist 26, Prokash 7, Lischka 19, Cochart 2, Krause 2, Nuezil 5, Zeitler 8, Robinson 5, Seller 4. 3-pt: Leist, Prokash, Lischka 2, Nuezil, Robinson. FTs: 4-5. Fouls: 7.
NEW Lutheran 69, Southern Door 47
BRUSSELS – Hayden Schultz scored 30 points, pulled down 15 rebounds and had five steals to lead the Blazers to the win over the Eagles.
Brett Gajeski added 11 points and six assists for NEW Lutheran.
Lauden Berg led Southern Door with 17 points.
NEW Lutheran 37 32 – 69
Southern Door 21 26 – 47
NEW Lutheran: Baeb 3, Schultz 30, Lange 10, Gajeski 11, Fosheim 7, Nichols 8. 3-pt: Baeb, Schultz 6, Lange 2, Fosheim. FT: 7-9. Fouls: 14.
Southern Door: Mueller 3, Jadin 5, Delwiche 2, Vandertie 2, Patza 1, Berg 17, Schwartz 9, Lohrey 6, Paye 2. 3-ptr: Mueller, Jadin, Lohrey 2. FT: 5-10. Fouls: 9.
Bonduel 71, The Prairie School 40
BONDUEL – Ryan Westrich scored 22 points as the Bears moved to 20-3 overall.
Also scoring in double figures for Bonduel were Quinn Wesenberg and Carter Moesch, both with 16 points.
Bonduel led by 16 points at the half before closing on a 35-20 second-half run to seal the nonconference win.
The Prairie School was led by Nolan Greb with 10 points.
The Prairie School 20 20 – 40
Bonduel 36 35 – 71
The Prairie School: N. Greb 10, Carter 2, Vanoss 6, H. Greb 2, Perry 6, Wassil 2, Jedlicka 6, Ahlensdorf 4, Harlan 2. 3-pt: N. Greb 2, Vanoss 2, Perry. FTs: 1-4. Fouls: 7.
Bonduel: Wesenberg 16, Scholl 1, Westrich 22, Hartlaben 2, Zernicke 8, Moesch 16, Weier 6. 3-pt: Wesenberg 2, Westrich, Zernicke, Moesch 4, Weier 2. FTs: 5-6. Fouls: 8.
Weyauwega-Fremont 54, Menominee Nation 53
WEYAUWEGA – Ethan Koplien scored 18 points for the Warhawks, who hung on to defeat the Eagles.
Weyauwega-Fremont also got 11 points from Bryce Magdanz.
Ryan Corn led Menominee Nation with 23 points. Kenew Awonohopay added 12.
Menominee Nation 29 24 – 53
Weyauwega-Fremont 30 24 – 54
Menominee Nation: Isham 2, R. Corn 23, Awonohopay 12, A. Corn 8, K. Lyons 6, Pyawasay 2. 3-pt: Corn 3. FTs: 4-8. Fouls: 12.
Weyauwega-Fremont: McIvor 9, Billington 2, Rucks 5, Hutchison 2, Pantzlaff 7, Koplien 18, Magdanz 11. 3-pt: McIvor, Pantzlaff, Koplien 2, Magdanz 3. FTs: 4-4. Fouls: 7.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Algoma 61, Freedom 52
FREEDOM – Claire Gerdmann scored 19 points and Reagan Schneider added 13 as the Wolves built a five-point halftime edge and held off the Irish the rest of the way to earn the nonconference win.
Also scoring in double figures for Algoma was Sadie Rikkola with 11 points.
Leading the Freedom attack was Breana Dickrell with 10 points.
Algoma 29 32 – 61
Freedom 24 28 – 52
Algoma: Schneider 13, Severinsen 1, Rikkola 11, Loucks 8, C. Gerdmann 19, T. Gerdmann 9. 3-pt: Schneider 4, Rikkola 2, C. Gerdmann. FTs: 4-7. Fouls: 19.
Freedom: Wisneski 6, Calhoon 6, Anderson 9, Nechodom 7, Brown 8, Dickrell 10, VandenBerg 6. 3-pt: Wisneski 2, Anderson 3, Dickrell 3. FTs: 20-35. Fouls: 10.
BOYS HOCKEY
De Pere 6, Fond du Lac 2
DE PERE – The Voyageurs advance to the Division 1 sectional semifinals with the win over the Cardinals.
De Pere, which is 19-4-1, will face the Bay Area Storm (11-12-1) in a sectional semifinal on Feb. 24.
The teams traded goals in the first period with William Birkholz and Max Greenya scoring for De Pere and Brady Wehner and Peyton Umentum scoring for Fond du Lac.
The Voyageurs went ahead to stay at 9:03 of the second period on Greenya’s second goal of the game.
De Pere added three goals in the third period on two goals by Greenya and one by Kade Koszarek.
Austin Lee had four assists for De Pere, while Birkholz had two. Reid Sands, Greenya, Palmer Anderson, Dayne Wafle and Landon Smith each had one assist.
Collin Gamble had 26 saves in goal for Fond du Lac. Chase VandEven had 19 saves for De Pere.
Fond du Lac closes its season with a 9-16 record.
BOYS SWIMMING AND DIVING
WIAA Division 2 State Championships
WHITEFISH BAY 319, MCFARLAND 241, SAUK PRAIRIE/WISCONSIN HEIGHTS 184, ASHWAUBENON 159, EDGEWOOD 157.5, CEDARBURG 146, SHOREWOOD 128, RHINELANDER 117, THE PRAIRIE SCHOOL 116, NICOLET 88, CHILTON/VALDERS/BRILLION 81, DEFOREST 80, STOUGHTON 79, WHITEWATER 68, WATERTOWN 63.5, PLYMOUTH 46, PORT WASHINGTON 40, NOTRE DAME/SOUTHERN DOOR 29.5, RICE LAKE 29, BROOKFIELD ACADEMY 29, WAYLAND ACADEMY 25, WHITNALL 24.5, GRAFTON 24, KIEL/ELKHART LAKE-GLENBEULAH 15, MOUNT HOREB 9, TOMAHAWK 8, MILTON 7, AUGUSTINE PREP SOUTH 4, FORT ATKINSON 1
Diving: 1, Collin Heller PLY 422.35; 8, Eliot Wieting C/V/B 242.80; 9, Tan Tran ASH 227.60. 200 Medley R: 1, Whitefish Bay 1:34.43; 11, Chilton/Valders/Brillion (Aiden Cuevas, Killian Armstrong, William Deehr, Adam Bunnell) 1:45.11; 13, Ashwaubenon (Jacob Kahkola, Barrett Van Laanen, Michael Rowell, Luke Mader) 1:46.68; 16, Notre Dame/Southern Door (Aaron Miller, Jack Monfils, Quinn Collison, Brennan Johnson) 1:48.85. 200 Free: 1, Cale TeBeest McF 1:37.84; 7, Nolan Walter ASH 1:47.21; 8, Kevin Halverson C/V/B 1:48.71; 15, Deagan Schneider C/V/B 1:54.71. 200 IM: 1, Gavin Reiser STO 1:52.35; 11, Parker Bohm ASH 2:02.69; 12, Jack Monfils ND/SD 2:02.78; 14, Killian Armstrong C/V/B 2:03.70. 50 Free: 1, Blake TeBeest McF :20.29; 9, Tommy McNicoll ASH :22.10. 100 Fly: 1, Cale TeBeest McF :47.47; 6, Parker Bohm ASH :52.99; 11, Kevin Halverson C/V/B :54.83; 12, Michael Rowell ASH :55.05; 15, Quinn Collison ND/SD :55.80. 100 Free: 1, Blake TeBeest McF :42.92; 5, Tommy McNicoll ASH :48.34. 500 Free: 1, Grayson Rudich CED 4:34.94; 5, Nolan Walter ASH 4:52.92; 8, Barrett Van Laanen ASH 4:58.92. 200 Free R: 1, McFarland 1:24.00; 4, Ashwaubenon (Parker Bohm, Tommy McNicoll, Barrett Van Laanen, Nolan Walter) 1:29.49; 12, Chilton/Valders/Brillion (Kevin Halverson, Jake Propson, Deagan Schneider, Adam Bunnell) 1:32.93. 100 Back: 1, Jude Hill NIC :50.23; 10, Quinn Collison ND/SD :55.55. 100 Breast: 1, Gavin Reiser STO:54.77; 5, Jack Monfils ND/SD 1:00.76; 7, Killian Armstrong C/V/B 1:02.13. 400 Free R: 1, McFarland 3:06.84; 5, Ashwaubenon (Parker Bohm, Tommy McNicoll, Barrett Van Laanen, Nolan Walter) 3:16.83; 10, Chilton/Valders/Brillion (Adam Bunnell, William Deehr, Killian Armstrong, Kevin Halverson) 3:24.19.
GIRLS WRESTLING
Waupaca Sectional
Participating teams: Brillion, Freedom, Hortonville, Kewaunee, Kimberly, Luxemburg-Casco, Manawa, Manitowoc Lincoln, Menasha, Mishicot, Neenah, New London, Notre Dame, Shiocton, Two Rivers, Waupaca, West De Pere, Winneconne, Wrightstown.
100 – First: Mya Beckett ND dec. Katherine Cook FRE 6-3. 107 – First:Lily Baker FRE pinned Addison Brown WIN 1:22; wrestleback to second: Brown WIN pinned Penelope Ayala MANA 1:32. 114 – First: Emjay Neumann MANL dec. Brinley Miller BRI 5-4. 120 – First: Angela Bianchi TR pinned Debra Kuss MIS :52. 126 – First: Chesney Bartoszek WRI dec. Taya Johnson MEN 10-9; wrestleback to second: Kylee Kurszewski NEE technical fall over Johnson MEN 19-2. 132 – First: Lillliana Banks MEN pinned Amari Richard NEE :30. 138 – First: Stella Pettitt FRE pinned Natalie Flohr MEN 1:52; wrestleback to second: Hannah Huza HOR technical fall over Flohr MEN 18-2. 145 – First: Caroline Christopher NL pinned Caylin Johnson WAUP 3:31. 152 – First: Sevanna Hoyer BRI pinned Savana Hansen WAUP 1:15. 165 – First: Shealyn Anday SHI pinned Mackenzie Schiedermayer HOR 1:02; wrestleback to second: Arianna Niemojuski KEW pinned Schiedermayer HOR 2:55. 185 – First: Bryn Schmidt NL technical fall over Sarah Campbell KIM 20-3. 235 – First: Kiley Georgel LUXC pinned Mercedes Kruse WDP 2:31.
D.C. Everest Sectional
Participating teams: Antigo, Bay Port, Bonduel, D.C. Everest, Lena, Medford, Merrill, Rhinelander, Southern Door, Spencer/Columbus Catholic/Granton, Thorp/Owen-Withee, Tomahawk, Wausau West, Wittenberg-Birnamwood