Blue Devils Rally Past Bulldogs; Stay Undefeated

Area Girls Basketball

Cougars Clip Maroons

in Overtime 56-52

In a game that goes to overtime at 49-49 and ends 56-52, free throws can make a huge difference. That was just the case Monday, as the Coleman Cougars made 17 free throws to Menominee's four, coming away with the win.

Aubrey Bintz in particular was strong from the free throw line. She made 11 of her 14 free throws and finished with 20 points.

In overtime, she made four free throws. The first two made the game 52-49 in overtime, and the second two came with 17.2 seconds left and Coleman up two.

She made one free throw, but missed the back end of the double bonus. She was the first one to her own rebound, and was fouled, where she would go to the line to make it a two-possession game.

"She's pretty battle-tested," Coleman coach Todd Olsen said. "It's her third year on varsity now, so nothing's really phasing her right now. She's accustomed to being a starter. In situations like this, it's nice to have the ball in her hands."

It was actually Menominee that came out playing better basketball, as they led 25-18 at halftime following just a three-point second quarter.

"First half, we were slow and soft, and we settled. Second half, we had a nice little talk in the locker room, and we picked up the intensity, obviously," Olsen said. "They dug deep. A great team win, I'll tell you that, because from top to bottom, that was great."

While free throws helped Coleman late, the line was not so kind to Menominee. Coleman made 17 free throws, but the Maroons were 4-for-11 shooting from the charity stripe.

"We got into some foul trouble, and free throws were really the tell-tale sign tonight. In our own gym, we were 4-of-11," Menominee coach Lucas Chouinard said. "When you're not able to cash in on those opportunities, they had 29 opportunities, that's the difference in a tight ball game, and unfortunately, we were on the wrong end of that tonight."

Regardless of the outcome, he was happy with the effort from his team.

"I'm very pleased with their effort tonight," he said. "That's something we've been struggling with in games of the past. The last two games now, we played with great effort defensively, which is going to give us a shot in any game."

Anna Nerat led Menominee with 22 points, 15 of which came in the first half. Rylee Doyle and Anna Axtell scored nine each, and Makayla Sinks had 10.

Desiree Nowak scored 16 for Coleman, while Cameron Zeitler scored six.



Blue Devils Rally Past

Bulldogs in Second Half

The Oconto Blue Devils aren't too used to playing from behind, but they responded perfectly to some adversity against Peshtigo on Tuesday to get a 54-41 win.

Peshtigo came out firing, taking a 17-4 lead by the time the clock said 10 minutes left in the first half.

After an Oconto timeout with 9:48 to go, Peshtigo kept things going, scoring the first points on a Sydney Lund bucket to stretch the lead to 19-4.

After a Peshtigo timeout with 7:17 until halftime, Oconto finally started to chip into the lead.

Lianna Baxter got a 3-point play to make it 19-7, then scored again to cut the lead to 19-9. After a Lund basket, Baxter scored twice more, with a banked 3-pointer eventually making it 21-15 with 3:13 until halftime.

A Baxter free throw cut the lead to 24-20, but Peshtigo gave itself some distance just before halftime with a buzzer-beating triple by Jaci Tonn.

Oconto was a completely different team in the second half. Oconto first took the lead at 36-35 on two free throws by Alyse Viestenz, and they didn't look back, bursting out to a 46-35 lead. The Blue Devils wouldn't let Peshtigo back within single digits from there, and would hold the Bulldogs to just 12 points in the entire half.

"We talked about it. Our leaders, they know. I usually don't have to say too much. We went in, we discussed what we weren't doing well, and we made it a goal to come out and fix it," Oconto coach Nick Thomson said. "They controlled the tempo in the first half, and we weren't as clean as we'd like to be on the defensive side. We don't usually give up 29 points in a half. We average about 32 in a game, so it was something that we challenged the girls with, because we take pride in our defense, because that creates our offense."

Peshtigo coach Bruce Parkovich said his team was getting a bit tired late in the game, something you can't do against a team with the length, size, and pressing ability of the Blue Devils.

"We just don't jump as high when we're tired, and they seem to get a number of second shots on us, especially the second half," Parkovich said. "I thought we were competitive against them, it's just that we play six girls, and two of them just got back from COVID, so that hurt us too. I don't like excuses, so we just have to play a little smarter and harder in taking the ball out of bounds and bringing it down, and so on. They do a good job. They stay with you."

Oconto made 12 free throws in the second half and four 3-pointers.

Baxter led the team in scoring with 18, but that was mostly done in the first half, when she scored 13. Kyanne Wusterbarth scored all 11 of her points in the second half, and Viestenz scored all six of her points in the second half as well.

"Kyanne is a very good shooter. We have a lot of good shooters on our team. Alyse stepped up, made a nice shot, but our defensive intensity went up. I always say defense creates good offense," Thomson said.

Lund scored 22 points for Peshtigo, with 14 in the first half. Akira Smalls scored nine and Tonn got six.



Gillett Posts Road Win

at Niagara 47-41

Carleigh Kaczmarek's 20 points led Gillett past Niagara on Friday, 47-41.

Kaczmarek led all scorers, though it wasn't by too many points. Niagara's Morgan Borchardt contributed 19 points on 8-for-20 shooting (3-4 FTs), also adding nine rebounds.

The Badgers led 19-13 at halftime, but the Tigers' offense came alive in the second half, and they won the period 34-22.

They came out of the blocks hot, scoring the first 11 points of the half to take a 24-19 lead, with a bucket by Alaina Herzog making the lead five.

"We talked about the first half, we didn't take care of the ball and we didn't rebound," Gillett coach Gary Regal said. "As long as we took care of the ball, we could get good shots, so that's what we wanted to get. We rode Carleigh until the rest of us could get going. A great performance on both ends from her. It was a fun game."

Niagara fought back to make it a one-point game, 27-26, but Gillett would soon push the lead back to nine, 37-29.

Niagara cut the lead to 43-41 on a shot by Borchardt, but that was as close as it would get, with Niagara making the free throws to seal the game.

Niagara's leading rebounder was Pearson, who grabbed 12 rebounds and scored six points (3-7 FGs). Josie Rock scored 10 points (4-18 FGs, 1-2 FTs).

For Gillett, Alaina Herzog added 10, Cheyenne Krueger scored nine points and Macy Franti scored five. There was no doubt that it was Kaczmarek that got the team going, though.

"I just think with one person coming out, everybody else follows, and then that brings everybody back together," Kaczmarek said after the game. "I think the bus ride in, just having three games this week, just knowing that got in our heads a little, but then I'm really glad that second half, we brought it to them."



Lund's 35 Powers

Peshtigo Past

Sturgeon Bay

Thursday was one of those nights for Peshtigo where it felt like everything was going the Bulldogs' way.

The Bulldogs defeated Sturgeon Bay 83-28 on a 29-for-62 shooting night. They also made 23 of 31 free throws.

Sydney Lund was 12-for-21 from the field and 11-for-14 from the free throw line to finish with 35 points to lead all scorers. She also secured five rebounds, six steals and two blocks.

Akira Smalls was 3-for-6 (5-9 FTs) for 12 points to go with seven steals. Allison Peters tied for the team lead in rebounds with seven, scoring 10 points on 5-for-10 shooting.

Rylie Ellie scored six points with seven rebounds and Brooklyn Phillips scored six points with five rebounds, making all four of her free throws.

Jaci Tonn and Audra Bauman had five points and Maysen Brissette scored four.

"It was one of those games where no matter what you did, you seemed like you were successful," Peshtigo coach Bruce Parkovich said. "We might miss a shot, but it seemed like there was someone there to rebound. We're not going to have very many games like that."



Florence Takes

Down Crandon

The Florence Bobcat girls took a tough loss to the Crandon Cardinals Tuesday night 52-28.

The loss sa the Bobcats keep pace in the first half with as 29-20 deficit before falling behind in a 23-8 second half rout.

Leading the way for the Bobcats was Isabella Milan with 13 points and Victoria Peterson with eight points. Kamdan Johnson posted seven points.



Spartans Use Big

First Half To Grab

Win Over Marines

Marinette lost 58-31 to Luxemburg-Casco on Friday.

The Spartans took a 33-15 lead just before halftime. Lauren Adams led the team with 20 points for the game, making eight of her 18 shots. Taylor Thiry scored 16 on a 7-for-13 night.

Marinette's leading scorer was Hannah Chenier, who scored 12 points on 5-for-17 shooting. She also led the team with eight rebounds and three steals.

Lindsey Wingender scored six points (2-5 FGs), as did Bryanna Torkko (2-7 FG, 2-7 FT).



Three Lakes Cruises to

Win Over Florence

Three Lakes beat Florence 66-39 on Thursday.

Florence shot 13-for-44 from the field and 9-for-17 from the free throw line.

Isabella Millan scored 18 points to lead the way, going 5-for-12 from the field and 8-for-10 from the free throw line. She also had a team-high eight rebounds and four assists.

Kamdan Johnson was 4-for-11 overall, scoring 11 points. Paige Uren scored five points.

The score at halftime was 41-20 Three Lakes.



Cougars Ground Eagles

In M&O Match Up

Coleman's girls defeated Suring 48-39 last week behind a balanced scoring attack.

Desiree Nowak scored 11 points (2-4 FGs), seven on free throws, and Kiersten Jensen (4-12 FGs) got 11 points, with three made 3-pointers, to lead Coleman.

Cameron Zeitler scored 10 points (1-12 FGs, 8-10 FTs) and Aubrey Bintz (4-14 FGs) chipped in nine.

As a team, the Cougars were 13-for-58 shooting the ball from the field and 18-for-35 from the free throw line.

Suring's Christine Sleeter scored 17 points (6-20 FGs, 5-8 FTs) and led all players with 15 points.

Bunny Cramer had eight points on 2-for-13 shooting and nine rebounds, both second on the team.

The game was played at Suring High School. The Cougars led 19-13 at the end of the first half.



Baxter Helps Power

Blue Devils Past

Marines 73-25

Oconto's Lianna Baxter powered the Blue Devils past Marinette on Monday, 73-25.

Baxter finished the game with 33 points and 16 rebounds. She made 11 of her 16 shots from the field and 10 of her 16 free throws. She also led Oconto with three assists and four steals, and tied for the team lead with one block.

Addisyn Viestenz finished 5-for-10 for 14 points and Kyanne Wusterbarth made five of eight from the field and scored 13.

The Blue Devils led 52-17 at halftime before a quieter second half that ended 21-8 in their favor.

Lindsey Wingender lead the Marines with six points. Chloe Seymour chipped in five and Kaya Bodom added four.



Badgers Use Big

First Half To

Power Past Patriots

Niagara defeated Goodman/Pembine 55-20 on Thursday, with a big first half doing most of the damage.

Niagara led 33-4 at halftime and held a 22-16 second-half advantage.

Josie Rock led the team with 15 points on 5-of-16 shooting. Mallory Sanicki scored 10 (4-8 FGs), Abby Wells finished with seven (1-3 FGs) and Jade Racine chipped in six (2-5).

G-P's Abbey Roff and Rebekah Strietzel each scored seven points to lead the Patriots.



Cougars Cruise to

Victory Over Cavaliers

Coleman smothered Saint Thomas Aquinas Academy Friday night, getting an 83-21 win.

Just four of the Cavaliers' 21 points came in the first half, and the Cougars had a 47-4 advantage on the scoreboard when the halftime buzzer sounded.

Eleven different Cougars scored in the game, and the team shot 38-for-57 as a team from the field.

Noah Nosgovitz (15), Trent Mongin (11), Logan Kurth (10) and Evan Hockers (10) all made their way into double digit scoring. Hockers was a perfect 5-for-5 from the field.

Eli Zablocki was a perfect 4-for-4 for eight points. Alex Rennie finished with nine and Liam Zeitler scored six.

STAA's leading scorer was Teagan Anderson with 13, as he finished with nearly two-thirds of the team's scoring. Ethan Braley had five points as well.



Tigers Big First

Half Leads To Win

Over Wolverines

Gillett came out firing against Crivitz in the first half of a 46-32 win on Thursday.

The Tigers ran out to a 34-10 advantage by halftime, which was enough to make up for a quieter second half, which Crivitz held a 22-12 advantage in.

Cheyenne Krueger led all scorers with 12 points, followed by Carleigh Kaczmarek's 11, Macy Franti's eight and Alaina Herzog's six. Halle Fisher added five and Naomi Anker scored four.

For Crivitz, Bailey Bemis led with seven points (2-12 FGs). Nilea Guns scored six (2-6 FGs) and McKenna Sellen added five (2-6 FGs).



Badgers Bag M&O

Home Victory

Over Wildcats

Niagara picked up a 49-35 victory at home against Lena on Monday.

Niagara held Lena to 13 points in the first half, and held an eight-point advantage at the half. In the first half, Whitney Potter had seven for the Wildcats, and she would finish with 11. Chaela Rabas led Lena with 12 points and Natalie McNurlen put in eight.

Niagara's Morgan Borchardt was a consistent offensive presence in the game, scoring 10 points in the first half and seven in the second to finish with a game-high 17. Josie Rock scored 15, including eight in the second half.

Niagara also got six points from both Mallory Sanicki and Bailey Pearson, and five second-half points by Abby Wells.



Cougars Fall to

Blue Jays in Non

Conference Matchup

Three Lakes took a 63-56 non-conference win over the Coleman Cougars on Saturday.

The Blue Jays' Kallie Volk made five of her seven 3-pointers and finished with 19 points and Kara Sowinski scored 18.

Coleman's leading scorer was Aubrey Bintz, who made six of her 10 shots and finished with 14 points. Desiree Nowak (5-10 FGs) and Madelyn Hinther (4-4 FGs, 3-3 3-PT) each scored 11 points, Kiersten Jensen scored seven and Bre Hanrahan got six.

The halftime score was 32-25 Three Lakes.



Lena Grabs Road Win

Over Tigerton 47-13

Natalie McNurlen's 20 points helped Lena finish off a doubleheader sweep over Tigerton on Saturday.

The boys beat Tigerton earlier in the day, and the Wildcat girls were dominant, outscoring Tigerton 28-7 in the first half and 19-6 in the second.

Tigerton took the lead 2-0, but from there, it was all Wildcats. Lena went on a 21-2 run after that.

It was a physical road game for Lena coach Tim Goldschmidt's team.

"I always get this uneasy feeling when I come here to play. You never know what to expect. You've got officials doing a game after a boys' game and stuff," he said. "So I told the girls "just control what you can control, just come out and play, smile at the refs, and if things get a little bit physical, be the smart person in the deal,' and everything will be fine. I thought they did a great job."

McNurlen's 20 points came in 25 minutes of action. She made seven of her 15 shots, her only 3-pointer, and five of nine free throws. She also had three rebounds, two assists and six steals.

Chaela Rabas made three of eight field goals and scored nine points, and Whitney Potter was 3-for-9 to finish with six.

Eva Brooks led the team in rebounding with 10. Claire Brooks had nine.

Lena found some success from beyond the arc by making four of 12 tries, and they also got out in transition a bit more.

"We're trying to be a fast break team, because we struggle every once in a while in the halfcourt offense," Goldschmidt said. "We try to get easy points as much as we can."

Tigerton's leading scorer was Abby Swartz, who scored six.



Tigers Pull Away From

Panthers for 53-35 Win

Samantha Kiel scored 24 points to lead Wrightstown past Oconto Falls on Friday, 53-35.

Kiel went 6-for-10 from the field, including 5-for-8 from 3-point range. She also made seven of nine at the free throw line. Abby Radtke also scored 13 points on 4-for-8 shooting.

For Oconto Falls, Alexis Euclide scored 14 points and Hailey Peitersen scored 12. Grace Oninski finished with five.

The Tigers led 24-18 at halftime.



Bulldogs Run Over

Blazers For 66-37 Win

Peshtigo defeated NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy on Friday, 66-37.

Peshtigo led 37-14 at halftime and kept pushing forward to a 29-point win, led by Sydney Lund.

Lund was as efficient as ever, scoring 27 points on 13-for-17 shooting. She also led the team with six assists and six steals. Akira Smalls scored 13 points and posted a team-high five rebounds and seven steals.

Jaci Tonn scored eight points, while Rylie Ellie and Brooklyn Phillips got six apiece.

Leah Schmidt led NEW with 17 points, making 11 of 13 free throws in the second half and both her free throws in the first half.



Truckers Pull Away From

Marines in Second Half

A tough second half on the offensive end hampered the Marinette Marines in a 65-51 loss to Clintonville on Thursday.

The Marines were right with the Truckers at the halftime break, with Clintonville holding a slim 34-31 advantage. But in the second half, Marinette scored just 20 points, and Clintonville pulled away for a 14-point win.

Marinette shot 17-for-48 as a team (35%), including 9-for-24 (37%) from downtown.

Braden Bizelle provided a scoring spark, as he led Marinette in the category with 11 points on 4-for-5 shooting. He made all three of his 3-pointers in the game.

Sam Sommerfeldt and Carson Erdman each scored nine points and Keegan Polomis had 10.





Florence Takes

Down Crandon

The Florence Bobcat girls took a tough loss to the Crandon Cardinals Tuesday night 52-28.

The loss sa the Bobcats keep pace in the first half with as 29-20 deficit before falling behind in a 23-8 second half rout.

Leading the way for the Bobcats was Isabella Milan with 13 points and Victoria Peterson with eight points. Kamdan Johnson posted seven points.



Spartans Use Big

First Half To Grab

Win Over Marines

Marinette lost 58-31 to Luxemburg-Casco on Friday.

The Spartans took a 33-15 lead just before halftime. Lauren Adams led the team with 20 points for the game, making eight of her 18 shots. Taylor Thiry scored 16 on a 7-for-13 night.

Marinette's leading scorer was Hannah Chenier, who scored 12 points on 5-for-17 shooting. She also led the team with eight rebounds and three steals.

Lindsey Wingender scored six points (2-5 FGs), as did Bryanna Torkko (2-7 FG, 2-7 FT).



Three Lakes Cruises to

Win Over Florence

Three Lakes beat Florence 66-39 on Thursday.

Florence shot 13-for-44 from the field and 9-for-17 from the free throw line.

Isabella Millan scored 18 points to lead the way, going 5-for-12 from the field and 8-for-10 from the free throw line. She also had a team-high eight rebounds and four assists.

Kamdan Johnson was 4-for-11 overall, scoring 11 points. Paige Uren scored five points.

The score at halftime was 41-20 Three Lakes.



Cougars Ground Eagles

In M&O Match Up

Coleman's girls defeated Suring 48-39 last week behind a balanced scoring attack.

Desiree Nowak scored 11 points (2-4 FGs), seven on free throws, and Kiersten Jensen (4-12 FGs) got 11 points, with three made 3-pointers, to lead Coleman.

Cameron Zeitler scored 10 points (1-12 FGs, 8-10 FTs) and Aubrey Bintz (4-14 FGs) chipped in nine.

As a team, the Cougars were 13-for-58 shooting the ball from the field and 18-for-35 from the free throw line.

Suring's Christine Sleeter scored 17 points (6-20 FGs, 5-8 FTs) and led all players with 15 points.

Bunny Cramer had eight points on 2-for-13 shooting and nine rebounds, both second on the team.

The game was played at Suring High School. The Cougars led 19-13 at the end of the first half.



Baxter Helps Power

Blue Devils Past

Marines 73-25

Oconto's Lianna Baxter powered the Blue Devils past Marinette on Monday, 73-25.

Baxter finished the game with 33 points and 16 rebounds. She made 11 of her 16 shots from the field and 10 of her 16 free throws. She also led Oconto with three assists and four steals, and tied for the team lead with one block.

Addisyn Viestenz finished 5-for-10 for 14 points and Kyanne Wusterbarth made five of eight from the field and scored 13.

The Blue Devils led 52-17 at halftime before a quieter second half that ended 21-8 in their favor.

Lindsey Wingender lead the Marines with six points. Chloe Seymour chipped in five and Kaya Bodom added four.



Badgers Use Big

First Half To

Power Past Patriots

Niagara defeated Goodman/Pembine 55-20 on Thursday, with a big first half doing most of the damage.

Niagara led 33-4 at halftime and held a 22-16 second-half advantage.

Josie Rock led the team with 15 points on 5-of-16 shooting. Mallory Sanicki scored 10 (4-8 FGs), Abby Wells finished with seven (1-3 FGs) and Jade Racine chipped in six (2-5).

G-P's Abbey Roff and Rebekah Strietzel each scored seven points to lead the Patriots.



Tigers Big First

Half Leads To Win

Over Wolverines

Gillett came out firing against Crivitz in the first half of a 46-32 win on Thursday.

The Tigers ran out to a 34-10 advantage by halftime, which was enough to make up for a quieter second half, which Crivitz held a 22-12 advantage in.

Cheyenne Krueger led all scorers with 12 points, followed by Carleigh Kaczmarek's 11, Macy Franti's eight and Alaina Herzog's six. Halle Fisher added five and Naomi Anker scored four.

For Crivitz, Bailey Bemis led with seven points (2-12 FGs). Nilea Guns scored six (2-6 FGs) and McKenna Sellen added five (2-6 FGs).



Badgers Bag M&O

Home Victory

Over Wildcats

Niagara picked up a 49-35 victory at home against Lena on Monday.

Niagara held Lena to 13 points in the first half, and held an eight-point advantage at the half. In the first half, Whitney Potter had seven for the Wildcats, and she would finish with 11. Chaela Rabas led Lena with 12 points and Natalie McNurlen put in eight.

Niagara's Morgan Borchardt was a consistent offensive presence in the game, scoring 10 points in the first half and seven in the second to finish with a game-high 17. Josie Rock scored 15, including eight in the second half.

Niagara also got six points from both Mallory Sanicki and Bailey Pearson, and five second-half points by Abby Wells.



Cougars Fall to

Blue Jays in Non

Conference Matchup

Three Lakes took a 63-56 non-conference win over the Coleman Cougars on Saturday.

The Blue Jays' Kallie Volk made five of her seven 3-pointers and finished with 19 points and Kara Sowinski scored 18.

Coleman's leading scorer was Aubrey Bintz, who made six of her 10 shots and finished with 14 points. Desiree Nowak (5-10 FGs) and Madelyn Hinther (4-4 FGs, 3-3 3-PT) each scored 11 points, Kiersten Jensen scored seven and Bre Hanrahan got six.

The halftime score was 32-25 Three Lakes.



Lena Grabs Road Win

Over Tigerton 47-13

Natalie McNurlen's 20 points helped Lena finish off a doubleheader sweep over Tigerton on Saturday.

The boys beat Tigerton earlier in the day, and the Wildcat girls were dominant, outscoring Tigerton 28-7 in the first half and 19-6 in the second.

Tigerton took the lead 2-0, but from there, it was all Wildcats. Lena went on a 21-2 run after that.

It was a physical road game for Lena coach Tim Goldschmidt's team.

"I always get this uneasy feeling when I come here to play. You never know what to expect. You've got officials doing a game after a boys' game and stuff," he said. "So I told the girls "just control what you can control, just come out and play, smile at the refs, and if things get a little bit physical, be the smart person in the deal,' and everything will be fine. I thought they did a great job."

McNurlen's 20 points came in 25 minutes of action. She made seven of her 15 shots, her only 3-pointer, and five of nine free throws. She also had three rebounds, two assists and six steals.

Chaela Rabas made three of eight field goals and scored nine points, and Whitney Potter was 3-for-9 to finish with six.

Eva Brooks led the team in rebounding with 10. Claire Brooks had nine.

Lena found some success from beyond the arc by making four of 12 tries, and they also got out in transition a bit more.

"We're trying to be a fast break team, because we struggle every once in a while in the halfcourt offense," Goldschmidt said. "We try to get easy points as much as we can."

Tigerton's leading scorer was Abby Swartz, who scored six.



Tigers Pull Away From

Panthers for 53-35 Win

Samantha Kiel scored 24 points to lead Wrightstown past Oconto Falls on Friday, 53-35.

Kiel went 6-for-10 from the field, including 5-for-8 from 3-point range. She also made seven of nine at the free throw line. Abby Radtke also scored 13 points on 4-for-8 shooting.

For Oconto Falls, Alexis Euclide scored 14 points and Hailey Peitersen scored 12. Grace Oninski finished with five.

The Tigers led 24-18 at halftime.



Bulldogs Run Over

Blazers For 66-37 Win

Peshtigo defeated NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy on Friday, 66-37.

Peshtigo led 37-14 at halftime and kept pushing forward to a 29-point win, led by Sydney Lund.

Lund was as efficient as ever, scoring 27 points on 13-for-17 shooting. She also led the team with six assists and six steals. Akira Smalls scored 13 points and posted a team-high five rebounds and seven steals.

Jaci Tonn scored eight points, while Rylie Ellie and Brooklyn Phillips got six apiece.

Leah Schmidt led NEW with 17 points, making 11 of 13 free throws in the second half and both her free throws in the first half.



Truckers Pull Away

From Marines

in Second Half

A tough second half on the offensive end hampered the Marinette Marines in a 65-51 loss to Clintonville on Thursday.

The Marines were right with the Truckers at the halftime break, with Clintonville holding a slim 34-31 advantage. But in the second half, Marinette scored just 20 points, and Clintonville pulled away for a 14-point win.

Marinette shot 17-for-48 as a team (35%), including 9-for-24 (37%) from downtown.

Braden Bizelle provided a scoring spark, as he led Marinette in the category with 11 points on 4-for-5 shooting. He made all three of his 3-pointers in the game.

Sam Sommerfeldt and Carson Erdman each scored nine points and Keegan Polomis had 10.

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05-11-2022	Obituaries	Viola B. Casperson
05-11-2022	Obituaries	Mary L. Dyson
05-11-2022	Obituaries	James H. Dzurick, Sr.
05-11-2022	Obituaries	Gene R. Gocht
05-11-2022	Obituaries	Mary L. Hallfrisch
05-11-2022	Obituaries	Kevin D. Hoogesteger
05-11-2022	Obituaries	Bruce M. Rastall
05-11-2022	Obituaries	Anthony C. Ruatti
05-11-2022	Obituaries	Sharon Lee Schaal
05-11-2022	Obituaries	Dennis B. Staudenmaier
05-05-2022	Front Page	Four People Displaced By Pound House Fire
05-05-2022	Front Page	To Launch Future USS Beloit At Marinette Marine On May 7
05-05-2022	Front Page	Peshtigo Auditor Advises 3% City Water Rate Hike
05-05-2022	Front Page	Future of Crivitz Community Education Appears Unsettled
05-05-2022		Future of Crivitz Community Education Appears Unsettled
05-05-2022	Front Page	Crivitz School Ranked High In State News/World Report
05-05-2022	Front Page	Peshtigo Skate Park In Need Of More Repairs
05-05-2022	Community - Coleman	Coleman School Student Fighting for His Life
05-05-2022	Community - Coleman	Pound Village Board May Allow Chickens
05-05-2022	Community - Coleman	Coleman School Board To Elect Officers May 9
05-05-2022	Community - Coleman	Coleman High School Commencement is May 21
05-05-2022	Community - Crivitz	Crivitz VFW Gun Show May 7th
05-05-2022	Community - Crivitz	Loomis Legion to Distribute Poppies
05-05-2022	Community - Crivitz	Town Of Stephenson Board to Meet May 11
05-05-2022	Community - Crivitz	Crivitz Student Councils Ukraine Fund Raiser
05-05-2022	Community - Wausaukee	Wausaukee Cemetery Needs Volunteers May 9
05-05-2022	Community - Wausaukee	Paul Family Singers Concert at Florence May 15 at 6 pm
05-05-2022	Community - Wausaukee	Legion Auxiliary Unit 66 List Coming Events
05-05-2022	Community - Wausaukee	Wins 300th Game
05-05-2022	Sports	Wausaukee Bats Get Hot in Win Over STAA
05-05-2022	Sports	Peshtigo Girls Soccer Teams Routes Two Rivers 10-0
05-05-2022	Sports	Bulldogs Blast Wolverines in Non-Conference Tilt
05-05-2022	Sports	Marines Take 1st, Maroons 2nd At Marinette Ryder Cup
05-05-2022	Sports	Panther/Marine Girls Finish 1-2 at Oconto Falls Invite
05-05-2022	Perspectives	From My Window
05-05-2022	Perspectives	Country Cousin
05-05-2022	Perspectives	From Our Readers
05-05-2022	Obituaries	John G. Andrekopoulos
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Kevin R. Andrzejczak
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Francis D. Baribeau
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Joyce Belongia
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Joanne C. Craig
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Phyllis A. Deruso
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Mary L. Durocher
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Joanne C. Craig
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Phyllis A. Deruso
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Mary L. Durocher
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Brian H. Limberg
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Raymond M. Nowack
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Roger D. Pocan
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Rosanna M. Robinson
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Earl E. Scheidt
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Sanford C. Severson
05-05-2022	Obituaries	John Stewart
05-05-2022	Obituaries	Angeline M. Wiedemeier
04-27-2022	Front Page	Support Lions Food Booth
04-27-2022	Front Page	Lena School Board Returns Lori Dufek As President
04-27-2022	Front Page	Town of Stephenson Electors Advise Doing No Major Road Work In 2022
04-27-2022	Front Page	Porterfield Board May Re-Start Carviou Lane Discontinuance
04-27-2022	Front Page	Kowalski Named Council President In Marinette
04-27-2022	Front Page	Crivitz School Approves Summer Swim Lessons
04-27-2022	Community - Coleman	Lena Centennial Storytelling Continues
04-27-2022	Community - Coleman	Cougar Country Business Assoc. Coffee Hour May 5th
04-27-2022	Community - Coleman	Blackbourn Donates Statues to Veterans Memorial Park
04-27-2022	Community - Coleman	Arts, Crafts Supply Swap at Library
04-27-2022	Community - Crivitz	Northwoods Apostolic to Hold National Day of Prayer
04-27-2022	Community - Crivitz	Crivitz American Legion Post Celebrates Armed Forces Day
04-27-2022	Community - Crivitz	Crivitz VFW Gun Show is May 7th
04-27-2022	Community - Crivitz	Loomis Legion Auxiliary To Meet Wednesday, May 4
04-27-2022	Community - Wausaukee	Wausaukee Schools Open Enrollment Period
04-27-2022	Community - Wausaukee	Wausaukee Junior Class Hosts Prom
04-27-2022	Community - Wausaukee	Legion Auxiliary Unit 66 List Coming Events
04-27-2022	Community - Wausaukee	JoAnn Polomis Resigns Housing Board Position
04-27-2022	Sports	Marinette Splits a Pair With Clintonville
04-27-2022	Sports	Bulldogs Pick Up Four Wins, Stay Undefeated
04-27-2022	Sports	Bulldogs Win Fourth Straight Ryder Cup at Parkway
04-27-2022	Sports	Bay Area Barbarians H.S. Rugby Club Lists Schedule
04-27-2022	Sports	Lena/STAA Boys Take Silver at Rosholt Invite
04-27-2022	Perspectives	From My Window
04-27-2022	Perspectives	From Our Readers
04-27-2022	Perspectives	Country Cousin
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Renee L. Anderson
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Richard W. Callies
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Dennis Chartier
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Joyce L. Collier
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Janet Courchaine
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Phyllis A. Deruso
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Elsie J. Drevs
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Gene L. Fifarek
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Evelyn Giese
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Janet Y. Everson
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Nancy J. Hansen
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Kelly M. Hilton
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Harvey W. Jungblut Jr.
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Ronald G. Kalous
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Ronald S. Knier
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Kenneth E. Kuehl
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Maria Del Rosario Margis
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Paul Massio
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Peter Morrow
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Frank R. Newell
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Dorine Peterson
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Carol J. Pickl
04-27-2022	Obituaries	William "Willy" J. Price
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Louise L. Sprouse
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Elizabeth J. Sunstrom
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Janet E. Williams
04-27-2022	Obituaries	Ralph P. Wolfe
04-20-2022	Front Page	Over 342 Children Enjoy Peshtigo Easter Egg Hunt
04-20-2022	Front Page	John Guarisco Re-Elected As Marinette County Board Chair
04-20-2022	Front Page	Receive Six Year Sentence For Drug Overdose Death
04-20-2022	Front Page	Woman Sentenced to 4 Years For Physical Abuse of a Child
04-20-2022	Front Page	Peshtigo School Board Ok's Bids, Several Resignations
04-20-2022	Community - Coleman	Coleman Rescue Squad Grand Opening May 15
04-20-2022	Community - Coleman	Pound Womans Club To Give Scholarships
04-20-2022	Community - Coleman	Suring School Spotlight On Washington DC Trip
04-20-2022	Community - Coleman	Topanga Portier is Lena's Student of the Month