Hometown Broadcasting Sports Friday 2/28/20
28 February 2020 Sports
Boys Basketball (Thurs.)
Ripon 79, Waupun 77-Max Beuthin scored 31 point, including seven-three pointers to lead the Tigers while Max Huseboe chipped in with 13 and Grant Schneider added 12.
Kewaskum 44, Berlin 33
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 76, Campbellsport 55
Wautoma 62, Westfield Area 57-Kade Panich and Logan Johnson each scored 24 for the Hornets, who finished third in the South Central Conference.
Central Wisconsin Christian 68, Madison Country Day 17
Chilton 58, Valders 47
Freedom 80, Marinette 32
Kiel 62, Brillion 50
Kimberly 77, Appleton East 52
Luxemburg-Casco 84, Waupaca 49
Neenah 70, Kaukauna 53
New London 65, Green Bay West 38
Oshkosh West 68, Fond du Lac 59
Randolph 75, Dodgeland 52
Seymour 68, West De Pere 61
St. Marys Springs 68, Oakfield 63
Winnebago Lutheran Academy 73, Lomira 67
Wisconsin Dells 62, Mauston 43
Xavier 73, Shawano 62
Girls Basketball (Regionals)
Winneconne @ Berlin-7:00
Campbellsport @ Valders
Lakeside Lutheran @ Kettle Moraine Lutheran
Brillion @ Kewaskum
Plymouth @ Grafton
Columbus @ Waupun
North Fond du Lac @ Laconia
Mayville @ Marshall
Saint Mary’s Springs @ Winnebago Lutheran
Sheboygan South @ Appleton East
Appleton North @ Appleton West
Fond du Lac @ Divine Savior Holy Angels
Ashland @ Hortonville
Kaukauna @ West DePere
Eau Claire North @ Kimberly
Neenah @ Brookfield Central
Oshkosh North @ Germantown
Oshkosh West @ Watertown
Adams-Friendship @ Elk Mound
Nekoosa @ Prescott
Necedah @ Westfield
Hilbert @ Central Wisconsin Christian
Dodgeland @ Poynette
Green Bay NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy @ Hustisford
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah @ Lourdes Academy
Catholic Central @ Oakfield
Rio @ Fall River
Markesan @ Cambridge
Pardeeville @ Horicon
Princeton/Green Lake @ Marathon
Argyle @ Randolph
D’Mitrik Trice’s 3-pointer late in the second half put the Badgers up by six, and they held on for an 81-74 victory over No. 19 Michigan on Thursday night. Trice finished with 28 points for Wisconsin, which snapped the Wolverines’ five-game winning streak and extended its own winning streak to five. The Badgers (18-10, 11-6 Big Ten) never trailed in the game and repelled every Michigan push in the second half. The Wolverines cut a 14-point deficit to three, but after a Wisconsin timeout with 2:50 remaining, Trice sank his 3-pointer to double the lead. The Badgers (18-10, 11-6 Big Ten) never trailed in the game and repelled every Michigan push in the second half. The Wolverines cut a 14-point deficit to three, but after a Wisconsin timeout with 2:50 remaining, Trice sank his 3-pointer to double the lead. Xavier Simpson scored a career-high 32 points for the Wolverines (18-10, 9-8), who were without guard Eli Brooks because of a broken nose.
Defending D3 champions UW-Oshkosh, defeated UW–La Crossed to advance to the WIAC men’s championship by defeating UW-La Crosse 76-68 in OT. Jack Flynn scored 24 points while Adam Fravert scored 23. The Titans will now host UW-Eau Claire, who knocked off top seed UW-Platteville. Tip-off is scheduled for 9 p.m. on Saturday at the Kolf Center. The UW-Oshkosh women defeated top seed UW-Whitewater, 81-65. Leah Porath scored 22 points, while Katie Ludwig had 15 points off the bench. The Titans will now play at UW-Eau Claire at 4 p.m. on Saturday.
The Green Bay Phoenix score in the triple digits for the first time since playing Division III Concordia-Chicago December 18th, winning102-92 Thursday over Youngstown State. Both teams were tied for third place in the conference at 9-7. Six Phoenix scored in double digits and JayQuan McCloud led the way with 23 points.
In the NBA tonight, Oklahoma City plays the Bucks in the Milwaukee.
In Cactus League baseball on Thursday the Brewers beat the Royals 4-2 in Maryvale. Today, Milwaukee hosts the Dodgers. First pitch is at 2:05 p.m.
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