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regional champions Thursday at Kim Huisheere and Amy Stone Mayville. That winner will then led Clinton with 14 and 13 points,Trojans, Cambridge gain regional finalsdsc. Joe Plckhantt (27 7), Waterloo, 9 2.State final*Class ATEAM SCORES Stoughton 140, Wisconsin Rapids 108'*, Hart ford 74, O.C. Everest, 40, Pond du Lac SO'/*, Mer rill 51'/*, Greenfield 45, Port Washington 36, Pu laski 32, Marshfield 30V*.Greendale 29'-*, Oconomowoc 20'/*, West Allis Male 27V*, Bay Port 26, Monroe 26, West Bend East 26. Portage 22, Shorewood 20'-*, Middleton 30, New London 20, Racine Hortick 20, Wausau East 20. Green Bay West 19, Sparta 10V*. Manitowoc 17, Chippewa Falls 16, Rice Lake 16, Milwaukee Pulaski 15V*, Fort Atkinson 13, Milwaukee Riverside 13, Mukwonago 13, La Crosse Logan UV*, Muskego 11, Two Rivers ll, Baraboo 9, Franklin 9, Kenosha Bradford 9, Plymouth 9, Rhinelander 9, Jefferson 7, La Crosse Central 7, Sauk Prairie 7, Brookfield East 5V*. Racine Case 5V*, Germantown 4, Menomonee Falls 4, West Al-* Its Central 4, Beaver Dam 3, Kaukauna 3, Milton3, Brookfield Central 2, New Berlin Eisenhower 2, Oak Creek 2, Onalaska 2, Oshkosh North 2, To-mah 2, Madison Memorial 1, Milwaukee King 1.TITLE MATCHES 9*—Arlc Sodertjloom (32-0), Stoughton pinned Brad Stoklasa (34-1), Wausau East, 3:15. 105— Jde Ramsey (31-3), Merrill dec. Rick Schuppe (32-5), Fond du Lac, 4-1. 112—Brian Purtell (39-1). Hartford dec. Corey Ricco (30-6), Shore wood, 2-1. 119—Dennis Hall (35-1), Hartford dec Jim Gruenwatd (30-1). Greendale, 3-1. 126—Ron Pieper (30-2, Stoughton dec. Tim Root (33-2), Midleton, 5-2. 132-Aaron Casetta (36-1, Hartford dec. Craig Bonifas (31-3), Portage, 0-6.130-Steve Hoffmann (400), West Bend East pinned Kent King (31-2). New London, 4:34. 145-Cralg Josi ger (34-1), Merrill dec. Aaron Fellenz (29-3), Stoughton, 3-1. 155-Chrls Vlke (280-1). Stough ton dec. Jamie Heise (34 2), D C. Everest, 7 3. 1*7—Mike Griswold (34-0). Oconomowoc dec. John Witt (33 1). Monroe, 140. 185-T.D. Biegel (400), Wisconsin Rapids pinned Dale Stahmanne-3). Fond du Lac, 2:00. Hvy—Rocky Biegel O), Wisconsin Rapids pinned Dennis Rockhill (301), Bay Port, 3:26.CSasiJB______TEAM SCORES East Troy 61, Richland Center 48V*, Hoi men 47, Arcadia 41V*, Ellsworth 37'/*, Oconto Falls 33, Howards Grove 32V*, Osceola 30, Lake Mills 26, Platfeville 23.Columbus-Fall River 22'/*, Lodi 22V*, Beloit Turner 22'/*, Verona 22V*, Bloomer 20'/*, Freedom 20V*, Campbell sport 20, Westfield 20, Lancaster 19, Cuba City 18'*. New Richmond 18, Unity 18, Nelllsville 17V*. Cadoft 17, Baldwin Woodville 16. Luxemburg-Casco 15, Denmark 12, Omro 12, Walworth Big Foot 11, Ladysmith 11, Mosinee 11, River Vs'ley 10, Whitewater 10, Adems-Friend ship 9, Elkhorn 9, Little Chute 9, Sheboygan Falls 9, Southern Door Co. 9, Wisconsin Dells 9, Dodge vllle 8 V*, Berlin 8, Bril I ion 6'*, Brown Deer 6, Monteilo 6, Princeton 6, Random Lake 6, Clinton4, Edgerton 4, Orfordvllle Parkview 4, Sturgeon Bay 4.TITLE MATCHES 98—Greg Gibbons (32-2), Arcadia dec. Kick Hasten (34-2), Campbelisport, 3-3, 1-0 (OT). 105— Bruce Clarson (32-0), Richland Center dec. Robert Trunkel (29-1), Baldwin Woodville, 6-4. 112— Tam Larson (34-1), East Troy pinned Mike MeCartney (27-3), Westfield. 5:14. 119-Jason 'Kftuth (33-2). Howards Grove dec Tom VataoIt will be rematch of last year in WIAA Class C girls’ basketball when Dodgeland and Cambridge meet Monday night in a regional championship game at Hustis-ford.Dodgeland, the Eastern Suburban Conference champion, advanced to that level by holding off Johnson Creek, 70-67. in a semifinal game Saturday night at Waterloo. Earlier in the day, Cambridge eliminated Deerfield, 55-43, at Albany.• Dodgeland 55, Creek 67—Dodgeland offset a 32-point and 17-rebound performance Johnson Creek’s Amy Hafenstein in jumping to 17-8 lead in the first quarter, advancing to a 38-25 halftime advantage and holding on in the second half.□ WRESTLERSContinuod from IB“We’ve been working hard all season and it paid off,” East Troy coach John Stockowitz said of his team’s title. “They all contributed, one way or another.“The sophomore at 126 (Paul-lin) and the two kids who were here last year (Larson and Brehm, who finished fifth at 145 a year ago) helped, us out,’’ Stockowitz said.Larson won his repeat title with a pin in 5:14 over Westfield’s Mike McCartney. He got the first two points on a takedown with 1:08 left in the first period andThe Trojans (20-2) were led by Angie Soldner’s 26 points in beating Johnson Creek for the third time this season. They also got 17 points and 16 rebounds from Christy Mortenson and 13 points from Gwen Schultz.• Cambridge 55, Deerfield—Cambridge (17-5) quickly recovered from a 10-9 deficit to hold a 27-19 halftime lead over Deerfield. Tammy Johnson then scored nine of her 12 points for the Bluejays in the third quarter to put them out of reach at 45-25.Serena Lund led Cambridge with 15 points. Kari Knutson matched Johnson’s 12 points in helping the Bluejays beat Deerfield for the third time this season. The losing Demons (2-20) were led by Kela Fry’s 14 points.never trailed.Nicholson, a running back for Turner’s state runner-up football team last fall, captured his honors with an 8-3 victory over Holmen’s Paul Sullivan. He controlled things so thoroughly that Sullivan’s only points came on a takedown and an escape in the final period.Still, Nicholson knew he had a tough match.“He was really quick,” Nicholson said of Sullivan (31-3). “I knew I had to stay away from him and get a good, solid ankle (hold). He was the closest that any 155-pounder has come to beating me.”Tourney was repeatSPECIAL PDURALON DALL SEASON STEEL E NOW PRICED FROM ONLYSIZEPRICESP155/80R1332.95PP165/80R1337.95PP175/80R1339.95PP185/80R1341.95PP185/75R1443.95PP195/75R1445.95PFREE MOUNTI
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