Memorial 87 Central La Crosse 54 in season opener
Eau Claire Memorial opened the Big Rivers Conference with an 87 to 54 win over La Crosse Central. Steve Roach scored 31 points in the first half and finished as top scorer. Guy Rossato 16 and Brian Johnson 10 paced Memorial with 11 players scoring. Central, now 2-1, got 23 from Steve Olsen and 15 from Mark Brueggeman.
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Eau Claire Memorial
Big Rivers
la Crosse Central
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Memorial
Steve Roach
Abes
Roach
Guy Rossato
Brian Johnson
Steve Olsen
Mark Brueggeman
Central FG FT
Burt McDonald
Racine
Eric Haug
Larry Halvorson
Indians
la Crosse
Bob Mitchell
Haug
Arpin
Wisconsin State University
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Thibodeau
Racine Press
Winston Clark
Laker
Bill Yelman
Gene Sims
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McDonald
Mitchell
Winona State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Blair
Holmen
Cardinals
John Dougherty
Blair Bucket
Vikings
Jeff Johnson
Bulge
UWL and Winona State Reach Charity Tournament Final
In Mitchell Hall action UW La Crosse defeated Racine 82 to 67 while Winona State crushed Kearney State 105 to 78 to reach the finals. Gus Johnson led Winona with 29 points 19 rebounds and six blocks as Nordin and Sir added double figures.
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University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Eric Haug
College of Racine
Mitchell Hall
Bob Mitchell
Haug
Racine
Hardy Evans
Tribune
Steve Noffke
Tom Frisbie
University of Wisconsin- la Crosse
Winona State
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse-Jaycees
Uw-La Crosse
Kearney State of Nebraska
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Halvorson
Hibbler
Holmes
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Thibodeau
Young
Arpin
Reynolds
Checkai
Nelson
Lipiokski
Oelke
Loring
Lacrosse
Kearney State
Gus Johnson
Mark Nordin
Paul Sir
Kearney
Johnson
Nordin
Sir
Winona ST
FGA
FTA Johnson
Schiesser
Hughes
Crouse
Giesen
Borkowski
Benson
Vega
Youngbaver
Christensen Kearney ST. F
Roland
Keller
Stafford
Curtis
Cruise
Killion
Bacus
Crawford
Wolfe
Fisher
Winona
K-State
Badger Icemen Tie In WCHA Action
Wisconsin Badgers remain atop the standings after a 6-6 overtime tie with Michigan State in Madison. Michigan Tech crushed Michigan 7-0 to move into second place, while Denver edged Notre Dame 6-4 in nonconference return. Minnesota upset St Louis 3-2 as Minnesota Duluth stayed winless in five WCHA games.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin Badgers
John Sturges
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Madison
Michigan Tech
Mike Zook
Michigan
Denver
Notre Dame
John Pearson
North Dakota
Minnesota-Duluth
Bulldogs
Minnesota Gophers
St. Louis University
John Sheridan
Gophers
Billikins
Colorado College
Minnesota
Logan Surge Sinks Chippewa In Big Rivers Opener
Logan surged with 24 straight second half points to crush Chippewa Falls 80-55 in the Big Rivers Conference opener. La Crosse Logan improves to 3-0 while Chippewa Falls falls to 1-3. Coach Bill Leonard’s Rangers rallied after a 18 18 tie, switching to a stronger defense to pull away.
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Logan Surge
Chippewa
Bob Lamb
Tribune
la Crosse
Logan
Chippewa Falls
Big Rivers
Rangers
Cardinals
Onalaska Wins to Lead Coulee Basketball Standings
Onalaska upset Cochrane Fountain City 61 50 to seize sole possession of the Coulee Conference lead with a 3 0 league mark Arcadia defeated Gale Ettrick Trempealeau 58 50 to move to 2 1 in league play West Salem beat Bangor 49 32 to join Arcadia and GET in second at 2 1 with Melrose Mindoro idle Henry Schultz led Arcadia with 21 points while Fred Baures and Randy Mahlum each scored 18 for Onalaska in the win
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Onalaska
Cochrane- Fountain City
Coulee
Arcadia
Gale-Ettrick- Trempealeau
West Salem
Bangor
G-E-T
Melrose- Mindoro
C-Besseler
Hentges
Galesville
Wis
Henry Schultz
Red Raiders
Steve la Liberte
Ken
CFC
Cochrane
New Life
Fred Baures
Randy Mahlum
Mark Snyder
Pete Thaldorf
Pat Scanlan
Tom Hentges
Mark Johnson
Panthers
Herman
de. Hussa
Betsinger
Althoff
Mashak
Gjertson
Langrenir
Johnson
Martin
Dahl
Hanson
McClintock
Gilster
B Herman
Langwehr Althoff
Five teams share scenic Mat lead in Scenic Central Conference
Five teams Cashton De Soto Hillsboro Ithaca and Westby remain unbeaten after two meets in the Scenic Central Conference wrestling Kickapoo undefeated after one league match Brookwood 1 1 La Farge 1 2 North Crawford 1 2 Royall 0 1 New Lisbon 0 2 Seneca and Weston 0 3 at Nov 28 results Ithaca 5 La Farge 6 Brookwood 57 Seneca 12 Westby 38 Royall 14 Hillsboro 346 New Lisbon 21 De Soto 43 North Crawford 12 Cashton 38 Weston 18 Dec 5 matches Brookwood at Cashton Royals at Ithaca New Lisbon at La Farge Kickapoo at North Crawford Hillsboro at Seneca De Soto at Westby Weston bye
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Cashton
de Soto
Hillsboro
Ithaca
Westby
Kickapoo
Brookwood
la Farge
North Crawford
Royall
New Lisbon
Seneca
Weston
Cashton Royals
la Farge Kickapoo
Platteville Handling Dubuque In Big Friday Victory
Platteville rolled to a 97-53 win over Dubuque to stay undefeated at 3 0. Steve Kundert scored 22 and Bruce Gibson 16 as the Pioneers built a 15 point halftime margin. Stout improved to 2 0 with an 80-63 win over Minnesota Morris led by Bill Lyons with 36 points.
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Associated Press
Platteville
State University
Steve Kundert
Bruce Gibson
Pioneers
Dubuque
Stout
Minnesota Morris
Bill Lyons
Blue Devils
Kee High tops Guttenberg to extend win streak to four
Kee High defeated Guttenberg 55 44 to extend its winning run to four as Tom Feuerhelm 15 and Jay Darling 14 led Kee. Guttenberg's Jim Klein led all scorers with 22 while Curt Mosher topped Kee with 21 as the Rangers pulled away after halftime.
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Lansing
Iowa
Kee High
Guttenberg
Tom Feuerhelm
Jay Darling
Kee
Jim Klein
Caledonia JV tops Lake City in big win and full card
Caledonia varsity beat Lake City 41 11 with Mitchell and Danielson winning pins, Link and Schoh securing decisions, and Holland, Herron, Fisch also winning. Lake City’s lone JV victory went to Logan while the Ranger sophomores rolled 103 to 64. Pete Rose led 1973 NL batting with 338 average in a separate note.
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Caledonia
Lake City
Vance Mitchell
Larry Robertson
Tim Link
Tony Possehi
Pete Drogemuller
Drew Mark Dugstad
Bob Schoh
Paul Simons
Tom Danielson
Tom Glander
Steve Rohrer
Brad Meyer
Roger Holland
Gerald Eichten
Dave Herron
Phil Augedahl
Jim Fisch
Jeff Hilmspad
Leonard Logan
Gary Burr
Joe Janisch
Rangers
UW-L Charity Tournament Scores and All-Region Results
The Wisconsin-La Crosse charity tourney produced multiple separations with UW-L La Crosse 82 over College of Racine 67 and Winona State 105 over Kearny St 78. Other notable games included Onalaska Luther 48 Blair 72 and Eau Claire Memorial 87 over La Crosse Central 54, plus Arbor ties and nonconference showings across the state with many schools posting double-digit margins.
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College of
Racine
Indians
Lakers
la Crosse
Laker
Uw-L
College of Racine
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Prairie du Chien Campion
Onalaska
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Blair
Holmen
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Eau Claire Memorial
la Crosse Central
la Crosse Logan
Chippewa Falls
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Menomonie
Wisconsin
Associated Press
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Oconomowoc
Marion
Manawa
Tigerton
Plainfield
Ripon
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Juneau
Madison
West
Marshall
Washington
South Milwaukee
Wauwatosa West
Campion and Blair Triumph in Wisconsin La Crosse Charity Tourney
Campion defeated Onalaska Luther 63 48 behind Crawford Allen’s 17 points and strong defense as Campion pressed Luther into errors. Blair overwhelmed Holmen 72 31 led by a balanced lineup and persistent pressing defense to win its third straight.
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Prairie du Chien
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Onalaska
Luther
Blair
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse-Jaycee
Mitchell Hall
Holmen
Knight
Crawford Allen
Central Wisconsin Catholic Conference
Neil Scriver
Luther Crew
Rich Warnecke
Greg Ziehme
Mark Miller
Allen
Knights
Bob Dillman
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Smith
Braver
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Ziehme
Johnson
Tolvstad
Warnecke
Ft-A . Reb
Pray
Purvis
Fuller
Foster
Vaughn
Dillman
Robinson
Betlach
Peak
Artis
Vader Holden
Devresinski
Aquinas Matmen Beat West Salem 27 18 in Dual
Aquinas wins third straight dual by defeating West Salem 27 18 in Holy Cross Seminary gym West Salem led 12 6 after five matches then Aquinas won four in a row with pins by Kleinertz Ritter and a string of decisions by Kroner Stuber Knutson Ming Isbell and Holinka while West Salem’s Buisman Bahr Sweeney Schomberg Getter Stalsburg Craig Munson kept pace in spots Onalaska 35 Aquinas 3 noted.
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Aquinas
West Salem
Holy Cross Seminary
Blugolds
Bob Kleinertz
Dan Ritter
Mike Abeyta
John Kroner
John Stuber
Steve Knutson
Jerry Holinka
Tom Buisman
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T Sims
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Aquinas Matmen
Salem
Gary Bahr
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Jim Ming
Dennis Isbell
Steve Miller
Tom Christopherson
Joe Potaracke
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Tom Sweeney
Jim Doucet
Doug Schomberg
Randy Getter
Jerry Barnes
Bruce Stalsburg
Mike Craig
Steve Holinka
Brad Munson
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