Green Bay area high school sports results for Friday, Oct. 24

Bay Port defeated Appleton North 41-6 in a Division 1 football playoff game.
De Pere upset Neenah 28-27 in overtime with a game-winning two-point conversion.
Notre Dame and West De Pere both scored over 70 points to advance in the Division 2 football playoffs.
Multiple local teams and individuals qualified for the state cross-country meet at the Waupaca and Merrill sectionals.
FOOTBALL
Division 1
Bay Port 41, Appleton North 6
SUAMICO – Brady Moon rushed for 286 yards and four touchdowns on 24 carries en route to the Pirates’ first-round win over the Lightning.
Matt Stevens added 110 yards rushing and one touchdown on 12 carries.
Bay Port led 7-0 after one quarter and 31-0 at halftime.
Bay Port outgained Appleton North 467-128.
Appleton North 0 0 6 0 — 6
Bay Port 7 24 7 3 — 41
SCORING
First Quarter
BP — Brady Moon 2 run (Beckett Koerten kick)
Second Quarter
BP — Matt Stevens 21 run (Koerten kick)
BP — Moon 57 run (kick failed)
BP — Moon 70 run (Ethan Orlando pass from Stevens)
BP — Koerten 30 FG
Third Quarter
AN — Sam Schmalz 1 run (pass failed)
BP — Moon 36 run (Koerten kick)
Fourth Quarter
BP — Koerten 21 FG
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing — Appleton North: Brody Olp 7-27. Bay Port: Moon 24-286.
Passing — Appleton North: Grant Hardy 7-22-1-56. Bay Port: Stevens 4-9-0-46.
Receiving — Appleton North: Keegan Muchow 3-32. Bay Port: Jackson Otradovec 2-28.
De Pere 28, Neenah 27
NEENAH – Cayden Cavanaugh caught a touchdown pass and then caught the two-point conversion in overtime to give the seventh-seeded Redbirds the upset win over the second-seeded Rockets.
Neenah took a 27-20 lead in overtime on a touchdown run by Ashton VanBeek, who was back after missing last week’s regular-season finale.
De Pere faced a third-and-9 from the 11-yard line on its overtime possession and Holden Woodfill found Cavanaugh all alone in the end zone for the touchdown.
Redbirds coach Ben Strickland then decided to go for the two-point conversion and the victory, and Woodfill connected with Cavanaugh on a short shovel pass and he got into the end zone for the two-point conversion and the win.
Woodfill finished with 398 passing yards for the Redbirds. Sam Robb caught 10 passes for 156 yards and Max Goebel had five catches for 128 yards.
The Rockets finished with 355 rushing yards, including 249 yards for VanBeek on 33 carries.
Neenah, which finishes the season with a 7-3 record, had three turnovers in the game and was also whistled for nine penalties.
Division 2
Notre Dame 77, Greenfield 32
GREEN BAY – The Tritons, who had averaged just over 44 points per game in their last five games, scored 49 points in the first half in their win over the Hustlin’ Hawks.
Notre Dame will host Slinger, which beat West Bend West 42-14, in the second round.
Notre Dame is now 10-0.
West De Pere 70, Hartford Union 33
DE PERE – The Phantoms were relentless offensively, building their lead throughout the game against the overmatched Orioles.
The Phantoms, who have averaged 47 points per game in their last six games, are now 10-0 and will host Pulaski in a second-round playoff contest.
West De Pere beat Pulaski 52-9 on Sept. 19.
Hartford finishes with a 4-6 record.
New Richmond 49, Ashwaubenon 14
NEW RICHMOND – The Tigers, who scored 96 points in their final two regular-season games, overpowered the Jaguars.
New Richmond, which is now 8-2, will host Oshkosh North, a 28-7 winner over Marshfield, in a second-round playoff game.
Ashwaubenon finishes the season with a 4-6 record.
Division 3
Luxemburg-Casco 38, Fox Valley Lutheran 36
LUXEMBURG – Wyatt Bailey kicked a 23-yard field goal with 5.4 seconds remaining to lift the Spartans past the Foxes.
Fox Valley Lutheran had taken the lead with under a minute to go on a 1-yard TD run by Gabriel Heiges, and a two-point conversion.
The Foxes had taken an early 14-0 lead and led 21-7 at intermission.
The Spartans fought their way back, tying the game at 21-21 and then taking a 35-28 lead in the fourth quarter.
Heiges finished with 250 yards passing, while Blessings Kapande rushed 12 times for 141 yards and two touchdowns for FVL.
Fox Valley Lutheran 0 21 7 8 — 36
Luxemburg-Casco 0 7 14 17 — 38
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Kaukauna 3, Notre Dame 2
KAUKAUNA – The third-seeded Ghosts rallied to defeat the sixth-seeded Tritons 20-25, 25-21, 23-25, 25-20, 15-10 to advance.
Leading Kaukauna were Clay Torrey with 20 kills and five blocks; Grant Ashbrenner with 14 kills and 20 digs; Mav Kelderman with 13 kills; Donovan Waters with nine kills; Noah Coffey with eight kills; Sam Hussin with 58 assists; and Brennan Novy with 22 digs.
Kaukauna will play at Kimberly on Oct. 28 in the sectional semifinal.
CROSS-COUNTRY
Division 2
Waupaca Sectional
WAUPACA – Notre Dame and Luxemburg-Casco advanced their teams to state for the boys, while Notre Dame and Winneconne advanced as teams to state for the girls.
The top two teams and the top five individuals not from the qualifying teams advance to the state meet, which is Nov. 1 in Wisconsin Rapids.
Grant Wenzelow of Winneconne was top boys finisher in 15:54.3.
Quinn LeRoy of Winneconne was the top girls finisher in 19:35.6.
BOYS
NOTRE DAME 49, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 69, WINNECONNE 104, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 104, AMHERST 151, XAVIER 181, NEW LONDON 198, LITTLE CHUTE 199, SEYMOUR 230, TWO RIVERS 286, WAUPACA 289, DENMARK 344, WRIGHTSTOWN 355, STURGEON BAY 425, GREEN BAY WEST 438, FREEDOM INCOMPLETE TEAM
Top individuals: 1, Grant Wenzelow WIN 15:54.3; 2, Logan Boehnlein SEY 16:24.2; 3, Ben Toeppler LTC 16:43.3; 4, Braden Clarke NL 16:50.3; 5, Eli Weiss ND 17:00.6; 6, Zach Tassoul LXC 17:08.2; 7, Nicholas Fogarty ND 17:08.8; 8, Marshall Pahl ND 17:17.3; 9, Leo Muller ND 17:19.4; 10, Mason Dobberstein FVL 17:20.4; 11, Elijah Gottschalk X 17:27.2; 12, Zachary Muenster FVL 17:29.0; 13, Derek Christoph LXC 17:31.4; 14, Mathias Schroth WRI 17:32.5; 15, Tanner Snowberry LXC 17:33.5.
Individual state qualifiers: Wenzelow, Boehnlein, Toeppler, Clarke, Dobberstein.
GIRLS
NOTRE DAME 60, WINNECONNE 89, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 96, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 106, XAVIER 156, FREEDOM 180, LITTLE CHUTE 196, NEW LONDON 245, TWO RIVERS 249, WAUPACA 260, DENMARK 277, AMHERST 287, STURGEON BAY 295, SEYMOUR 340, WRIGHTSTOWN AND GREEN BAY WEST INCOMPLETE TEAMS
Top individuals: 1, Quinn LeRoy WIN 19:35.6; 2, Claire DuChateau LXC 19:40.0; 3, Anna Miller ND 19:58.4; 4, Mya Beckett ND 19:59.1; 5, Claire Fischer FVL 19:59.1; 6, Eleanor Groenjes FRE 19:59.4; 7, Allie Gallagher TR 20:08.5; 8, Delaney Skiba SB 20:20.1; 9, Katherine Cook FRE 20:29.6; 10, Campbell DeBoth LTC 20:35.8; 11, Anna Feuerstahler FVL 20:39.6; 12, Lydia Luce WIN 20:49.1; 13, Adeline Treml LXC 20:52.8; 14, Evelyn Myrda ND 20:59.1; 15, Gabby Hambel FRE 21:00.4.
Individual state qualifiers: DuChateau, Fischer, Groenjes, Gallagher, Skiba.
Merrill Sectional
MERRILL – Lakeland and Shawano finished 1-2 in the boys team standings to both advance to state.
Avrom Barr of Rhinelander was the top boys finisher in 16:45.70.
Shawano’s top finisher was Josiah Kuehl in fifth place in 17:25.60. Bryant Waupoose III of Menominee Nation finished second overall and advanced to state with a time of 16:52.92.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood and Shawano were the top two girls teams and advance to state.
Berkeley Chaltry of Peshtigo advanced to state as the top overall girls finisher in 19:02.68.
Shawano’s top finisher was Bailey Hendricks in eighth place in 19:51.10.
BOYS
LAKELAND 45, SHAWANO 70, RHINELANDER 77, MOSINEE 152, TOMAHAWK 176, OCONTO FALLS 176, MEDFORD 196, ANTIGO 211, NORTHLAND PINES 239, COLBY/ABBOTSFORD 268, MERRILL 289, MARINETTE 293, MENOMINEE NATION 297, WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 341, CLINTONVILLE 403
Top individuals: 1, Avrom Barr RHI 16:45.70; 2, Bryant Waupoose III MN 16:52.92; 3, Charlie Ernst LAK 16:55.77; 4, Brayden Kelly LAK 17:24.67; 5, Josiah Kuehl SHA 17:25.60; 6, Parker McKinney LAK 17:27.17; 7, Jackson Weinzatl RHI 17:31.10; 8, Shepard Snider ANT 17:32.73; 9, Ethan Miller NP 17:34.54; 10, Caiden Reichelt TOM 17:43.67; 11, Isaiah Holtz OF 17:45.72; 12, Jacob Mueller MER 17:52.00; 13, Aloysius Frechette SHA 17:52.42; 14, Hunter Massignan LAK 17:54.71; 15, Teagan Harkey SHA 18:06.18.
Individual state qualifiers: Barr, Waupoose, Weinzatl, Snider, Miller.
GIRLS
WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 73, SHAWANO 76, OCONTO FALLS 79, TOMAHAWK 107, MEDFORD 111, PESHTIGO 138, CLINTONVILLE 182, RHINELANDER 185, MERRILL 265, ANTIGO 286, MARINETTE 306, MOSINEE 311, NORTHLAND PINES 363
Top individuals: 1, Berkeley Chaltry PES 19:02.68; 2, Lindsay Kahn MED 19:02.86; 3, Emerson Rubo LAK 19:14.18; 4, Macy Myers RHI 19:29.98; 5, Charlee Lund TOM 19:37.38; 6, Addison Eggen LAK 19:39.68; 7, Rory Salvesen W-B 19:48.82; 8, Bailey Hendricks SHA 19:51.10; 9, Emma Meissner OF 19:51.14; 10, Lily Meissner OF 20:03.99; 11, Rachel Nelson PES 20:09.28; 12, Kara Monk RHI 20:23.16; 13, Tela Hopfensperger SHA 20:34.84; 14, Harper Krull W-B 20:39.57; 15, Nora Bushman W-B 20:44.24.