Memorial Routs Logan in Big Rivers Clash 82-58
Eau Claire Memorial built a 37-24 halftime lead and pulled away with 53 points in the second and third quarters. Pete Almberg scored 21 and grabbed 10 rebounds while Gregg Bohlig added 16 for the Abes. Logan’s Greg Schlifer led with 26 points as the Rangers were unable to solve Memorial’s zone defense in the second period.
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Big Rivers
la Crosse Logan
Logan
Memorial
Abes
Rangers
Eau Claire
Jim Gleboff
Gleboff
Ron Bauerly
Bohlig
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Stan Morley
Rich Volkman
Greg Schlifer
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Brian Brose
Tom Ceckham
Bauerly
Abe
Jeff Dunsmoor
Vorpahl
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Quint
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Hagen
Dunsmoor
Cramer
EAU Claire Mem
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Gehring
Morris
Happe
Mattes
Jr.Stube
Nelson
Fenner
Stromwell
Johnson Keys Black River Falls to Sixth Straight South Central Win
Randy Johnson led Black River Falls to an 83-70 victory over Sauk Prairie, scoring 32 points as the Tigers extended their South Central Conference win streak to six and improved to 7-1 overall. Johnson edged teammate Dave Young and Chuck Anderson in scoring while Sauk Prairie’s Bill Dettman led with 24. Mauston stayed 5-1 in league after a 71-41 win over Baraboo, with Petrowitz and Purvis providing key scoring. Reedsburg fell 56-52 at Tomah as the Indians used a strong second quarter to pull away, with Sorenson and Betthauser pace Tomah’s offense.
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Randy Johnson
Black River Falls
Tigers
Sauk Prairie
Johnson
Mauston
Baraboo
Sparta
Portage
Prairie DU Sac
Wis
Tiger
Dave Young
Chuck Anderson
Bill Dettman
Kurt Koenig
Steve Ploetz
Eagles
Black River Falls Sauk Prairie
Fa Ft
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Anderson
Greiber
Bell
Koenis
Krueger
Ploetz
Hicks
Salverson
Young
McGilla SS
Stucky
Paterson Pires Lochner
Gallus
Tom Purvis
Bob Zukauskis
Bob Jauch
Tomah
Reedsburg
Indians
Mike Betthauser
Brede Sorenson
Tom Rector
Dennis Misna
Beavers
Reedsburg Foft
Foft
Sorenson
Bill
Tae Boehm
Issacson
Betthauser
Misna
Frisbie
Rector
Landon
Grantin
Holloway
Nash
Ba 'Gerke
Riberich
Gavin
R-Bill
Rector Fim
Wisconsin high school basketball scores roundup shows wide margins
Across multiple divisions teams like Manawa, Eau Claire Memorial, and Wausau posted big wins while close finishes appeared in Otter games. Notable results include Boscobel 101 over Fennimore 54, Platteville 72 at Mineral Point 43, and Marathon 85, Pittsville 80 as a tough stretch of matchups unfolds.
Local high school scores roundup across Wisconsin
A sequence of basketball results shows Chilton defeating Sheboygan Falls 72 68 Plymouth 67 over Valders 45 Fall Creek 102 over Gilman 40 and many more. Highlights include River Falls 39 New Richmond 79 and Jefferson 55 Stoughton 42 with other close games across districts.
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Racine Horlick
Kenosha Tremper
Racine Park
Racine
de Forest
Waterloo
McFarland
Verona
Wisconsin Heights
Lodi
Poynette
Waunakee
Cambria
Montello
Pardeeville
Fall River
Princeton
Randolph
Cambridge
Madison Apostles
Deerfield
Palmyra
Johnson Creek
Marhsall
Juneau
Lakeside Lutheran
Horicon
Berlin
Chilton
Sheboygan Falls
Plymouth
Valders
Fall Creek
Gilman
Cornell
Holcomb
Thorp
Loyal
Owen-Withee
Colby
Greenwood
Neillsville
Hudson
Ellsworth
Baldwin-Woodville
River Falls
New Richmond
Spring Valley
Bloomer
Cumberland
Barron
Chetek
Rice Lake
Ladysmith
Spooner
Hayward
St. Croix Central
Pepin
Boyceville
City Sports Slate Basketball and Wrestling and Swimming
WWTI faces Austin Junior College in basketball while Logan Central competes at LCU Prep Invitational in wrestling and YM YWCA meets Wausau for swimming events with multiple local teams listed.
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Austin
Logan, Central
Wausau
Spartans edge Portage 59 58 in South Central clash
Sparta defeated Portage 59 to 58 as Greg Wandschneider led with 22 points and Dennis Flock added 10. Portage trailed late after a 17 12 deficit in the fourth, with Jeff Stetina scoring 19 and Rick Bell 18. Portage remains winless.
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Sparta
Portage
Foft
Nussdorfer
Bell
Flock
Stetlina
Aney
Harkins
Janzen
Maass
W'ndsch
Jenkins
Stanley Dwyer
Brown
SPAR
Wis
Greg Wandschneider
Dennis Flock
Spartans
Jeff Stetina
Rick Bell
Stetina
Cage Slate and College Matchups Across Wisconsin Venues
Regional high school football and college slate lists games across Eau Claire Regis at Marshfield Colum bus Stevens Point Pacelli at Chippewa Falls McDowell Boscobel at Prairie du Chien Cuba City at Platteville Mineral Point at Darlington Viroqua at Fennimore Iown Grant at Riverdale Lancaster at Mt. Horeb Verona at Wisconsin Delis Taylor at Onalaska Luther Adams-Friendship at Cresco Notre Dame College.
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Menomonie
Central
Eau Claire Memorial
Logan
South Central Mauston
Baraboo
Black River Falls
Sauk Prairie
Sparta
Portage
Tomah
Reedsburg
Big Rivers Wausau
Eau Claire North
Scenic Central Brookwood
Weston
Cashton
North Crawford
le Farge
de Soto
Hillsboro
Kickapoo
Westby
Wonewoc
Dairyland
Alma Center
Blair
Cochrane-Fountain City
Whitehall
Eleva-Strum
Osseo-Fairchild
Independence
Root River Caledonia
Spring Grove
la Crescent
Houston
Lewiston
Mabel-Canton
Rushford
Peterson
Coulee Bangor
Arcadia
Gale-Ettrick
Trempeeleau
Holmen
Melrose-Mindoro
Onalaska
West Salem
Vacationland
Luther
Seneca
Richland Center
Milwaukee
James Madison
Durand
Glenwood City
Bloomington
West Grant
Arkansaw
Mazeppa
Minn
Lansing St. George
Ithaca
Chippewa Falls
Mondovi
Alma
Bruce
Kickapoo Valley
Hollandale
Waureka
Eau Claire Regis
Marshfield
Columbus
Stevens Point
Pacelli
McDowell
Wisconsin
Boscobel
Prairie du Chien
Cuba City
Platteville
Mineral Point
Darlington
Viroqua
Fennimore
Iown Grant
Riverdale
Lancaster
Mt. Horeb
Verona
Delis Taylor
Luther , Adams-Friendship
Cresco
Notre Dame College
WWTI
Austin Junior College
Menomonie Nets Narrow OT Win Over Central in Conference
Menomonie edged La Crosse Central 64 63 in overtime at Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium to claim its first win of the season in Big River Conference play. Steve Josephson led Menomonie with 10 of 20 from the floor and 9 rebounds, while Gary Rudy scored 27 for Central including the late fourth quarter surge and the decisive overtime tally. The Red Raiders, 3-5 overall and 1-4 in league, benefited from strong interior defense and clutch free throws, as Central fell to 4-4, 2-3 in conference.
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Steve Josephson
Menomonie
Big River
la Crosse Central
Mary E. Sawyer
Central
Gary Rudy
Fallin
Ng. Rudy
la Crosse Logan
Jerry Day
Red Raiders
Onds
Indians
Rudy
Josephson
Mark Melrose
Gary Szymanski
Koepnick
Eau Claire North
Aquinas
Day
Logan
Peterson Loses In Four Way Root River Tie
Peterson drops 66-64 to Rushford, creating a four way root river first place tie with Rushford Caledonia La Crescent and Peterson all at 3-1. Caledonia beat Spring Grove 80-63 and La Crescent defeated Houston 70-61 while Lewiston topped Mabel Canton 64-38.
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Root River
Peterson
Rushford
Caledonia
la Crescent
Spring Grove
Lions
Houston
Lewiston
Mabel Canton
Trojans
Terry Higham
Dale Hegland
Warriors
Fred Palen Johnson
Respect
Joe Steffan
Randy Schroeder
Cale
Rushford Donia
Tigers
Kurt Onstad
Mark Hud
John Dahle
Minn
Downing Hap
Crescent Lancers
Mike Kearns
Lancers
Larry Vanderhoe
Rod Wiedman
Rollie Johnson
Jan Bremseth
Hurricanes
Bob Jacobson
Mabel-Carton
Greg Reardon
Alan Ehrenfelldt
Cardinals
Craig Anderson
Cougars
Lewiston Schroeder
Dehle
Drake
Bulldogs
Schlitz
Inglett
Beardon
Johnson
Wiedman
Kelly
Neldner
Beardmore
Robinson
Bremseth
Tengesdah
Wirt
An Steffan
Onstad
Kearns
Carrier
Ehlenrecht
Dahlbers
M.johnson
Olson
Todd
Martin
Thesing
Dierson
Berorud
Vanderhoe
Jacobson
Austin
Laufenburser
Alberts
Cassard
Boyer
Bedere
Valland Reinboldt
Palen ii Moore
George
Erickson Kirke
Suspassed
Stark Carrier
Darrington
Doran
Colleran
Larson
Kessler
Bemidji Beats Rocky Mountain 90 68 In Billings
Bemidji Beavers shot 55 percent from the floor to throttle Rocky Mountain 90 68 in Billings Montana Friday to move to 6 1. Steve Noonkesser and Terry Warren led with 19 points each while Don Besonen Jack Gibbs and Bob Walker added 14 apiece. In nearby action St Cloud edged Concordia 64 59 and Winona beat Hamline 62 50.
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Associated Press
Bemidji
Rocky Mountain
Billings
Mont
Beavers
Minnesota
St. Cloud
Concordia
Winona
Hamline
Steve Noonkesser
Terry Warren
Don Besonen
Jack Gibbs
Bob Walker
Warriors
Pipers
St. Paul
Mexican Olympic team edges Texas A&I in close finish
In Kingsville Texas Ayala scored a late layup with 14 seconds remaining to lift the Mexican Olympic basketball squad to a 70 68 win over Texas A&I. Arturo Guerra led Mexico with 21 points while Dennis Leach topped A&I with 22 in the opener of a 16 game Texas tour.
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Kingsville
Tex
Antonio Ayala
Texas A&i
Abilene - Christian College
Dee Nutt
Arturo Guerra
A&i
Dennis Leach
Texas
Sam Houston State
York Eastern King Wins 1969 Eastern League Pennant
York Eastern King of York, Pennsylvania clinched the 1969 Eastern League pennant with an 89 win to 50 loss record, finishing atop the standings and earning the league title.
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York
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