Scores from Friday 3/6/20
7 March 2020 Sports
Scores from March 6th
Boys Regional Basketball
Division 1 Section 1
Regional Second Round
Chippewa Falls 83, Appleton East 63
Hudson 58, Appleton North 56
Kimberly 76, Appleton West 38
Neenah 88, Superior 62
Oshkosh North 81, Oshkosh West 69
Division 1 Section 2
Regional Second Round
Milwaukee King 72, Fond du Lac 52
Division 2 Section 1
Regional Second Round
New London 51, Shawano 36
Division 2 Section 2
Regional Second Round
Cedarburg 63, Plymouth 62
Kaukauna 101, Notre Dame 87, OT
Nicolet 87, Beaver Dam 57
Seymour 88, Green Bay Southwest 81
Division 3 Section 1
Regional Second Round
Mauston 70, Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 66
Prescott 81, Hayward 61
Wisconsin Dells 68, Westby 29
Division 3 Section 2
Regional Second Round
Chilton 76, Sturgeon Bay 54
Freedom 63, Oconto Falls 58
Kiel 75, Kewaunee 59
Northland Pines 58, Clintonville 55
Xavier 97, Peshtigo 56
Division 3 Section 3
Regional Second Round
Columbus 76, Wautoma 57
Laconia 49, Kewaskum 34
Ripon 75, Lomira 54
Waupun 69, Mayville 60
Division 3 Section 4
Regional Second Round
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 96, University School of Milwaukee 76
Division 4 Section 2
Regional Second Round
Lourdes Academy 91, Bonduel 61
Winnebago Lutheran Academy 86, Coleman 68
Division 4 Section 3
Regional Second Round
Deerfield 57, Westfield Area 46
Palmyra-Eagle 59, Cambridge 54
Pardeeville 69, Parkview 62
Division 5 Section 2
Regional Second Round
Almond-Bancroft 51, Loyal 42
Florence 81, Gillett 20
Gibraltar 66, Suring 49
Laona-Wabeno 84, Gresham Community 61
Pittsville 68, Athens 60
Rib Lake 73, Newman Catholic 50
Wild Rose 74, Columbus Catholic 66
Division 5 Section 4
Regional Second Round
Argyle 46, Central Wisconsin Christian 44
Cambria-Friesland 59, Rio 45
Hilbert 72, Young Coggs Prep 63
Hustisford 86, Stockbridge 49
Randolph 67, Barneveld 34
In the NBA Friday night, the Bucks lost on the road to the Lakers 113-103 as Lebron James won bragging rights against Giannis Antetukuomnpo and in the process clinched a playoff spot. James scored 37 points in 36 minutes while Anthony Davis chipped in with 30. Giannis scored 32 points in 35 minutes and grabbed 11 rebounds to go along with six assists but it wasn’t enough. The Bucks still have the best record in the league at 53-10 and lead the Eastern Conference by 8.5 games over the Raptors. The Lakers have the second best record in the NBA and lead the Western Conference by 5.5 games over the Clippers and 6.5 over the Nuggets.
The Wisconsin Herd (32-10), completed the season series sweep of the Westchester Knicks (17-24) with a 115-109 victory on Friday night inside Menominee Nation Arena.
In the absence of Frank Mason III and Cameron Reynolds, four Herd players scored in
double figures. D.J. Hogg led all players in scoring, collected his first career
30-point game and set career highs in points (36), field goals (11) and free throws
(eight). Shannon Bogues totaled 22 points on 9-of-14 shooting, while Brandon
Randolph tallied career highs in points and field goals. He totaled 20 points on
nine made baskets and added three rebounds, three assists and two steals. Justin
Patton collected his first double-double with Wisconsin and posted a stat line of 14 points, 12 rebounds, five assists and career-high eight blocks.
Tyler Hall paced all Knicks players and tallied a team-high 23 points on six made
threes. Ivan Rabb had 16 points and grabbed 24 rebounds, while JJ Moore recorded 16
points of his own in a reserve role. Wisconsin will cap its back-to-back with a Saturday night contest against the Capital City Go-Go. The Herd are 2-0 against the Go-Go this season and 3-1 all-time. Tip-off is set for 7PM CT and the game can be found on MYNEW32.
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