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Local Prep Scores from Thursday 2/13

Girls Basketball

Hillsboro 69 Brookwood 41

Royall 44 New Lisbon 43 (Bria Gruen 13points to Lead Royall)

Bangor 58 Necedah 28 (Bangor clinches outright SBC Title) (Anna Fronk becomes Bangor all-time leading scorer)

Cashton 54 Wonewoc-Center 34

 

Boys Basketball

Mauston 37 Adams-Friendship 36

Westfield 55 Nekoosa 52

Wisconsin Dells 83 Wautoma 46

Baraboo 67 Reedsburg 57

New Lisbon 81 Weston 77

Onalaska Luther 79 Hillsboro 43

 

Boys Hockey

Viroqua 4 RWD/Mauston 1

Girls Hockey

Viroqua 1 Black River Falls/Tomah 0  

Group Effort Leads Hillsboro Girls Past Brookwood

The Hillsboro Tigers girls basketball team used a team effort to breeze by Brookwood 69-41 Thursday night.  Four Tiger players reached double digits in the victory.  Michelle Hora & Carmen Erickson each had 16points to lead the way while Lauren Woirol & Michelyn Hansen each added 10points.  Hillsboro trailed early 7-2 but then went on a 13-0 run to seize control of the game and never look back.  Brookwood was led by Reagan Muehlenkamp who finished with 20points.  Hillsboro improves to 15-7 on their season and 9-4 in the Scenic Bluffs Conference.  Brookwood drops to 6-17 and 3-10 in the conference.

Local Prep Scores from Tuesday 2/11

Girls Basketball

Mauston 81 Adams-Friendship 41

Royall 72 Wonewoc-Center 29 (Layla Marty 19points)

Necedah 32 Brookwood 27 (Hannah Hunkins 11points)

Bangor 63 New Lisbon 27

Cashton 44 Hillsboro 41

Altoona 52 Tomah 38

Wisconsin Dells 85 Wautoma 13

Westfield 57 Nekoosa 15

Reedsburg 59 McFarland 46

 

Boys Basketball

Bangor 81 New Lisbon 53

Brookwood 45 Necedah 42

Royall 80 Wonewoc-Center 26

Hillsboro 75 Cashton 36 (Miles Ravenscroft 24points for Hillsboro)

Weston 64 Wauzeka-Steuben 48

Westfield 94 Rio 59

Iola-Scandinavia 68 Nekoosa 53

Portage 67 Mauston 62

Lodi 66 Reedsburg 48

 

Boys Hockey

Tomah/Sparta 2 DC Everest 2

Girls Hockey

Black River Falls/Tomah 6 Coulee Region Cyclones 0

Hot Start Lifts Bangor Boys by New Lisbon

The Bangor Cardinals got off to a fast start and never looked back in an 81-53 victory over New Lisbon Tuesday night in Scenic Bluffs Boys Basketball action.  Bangor had early leads of 10-0 and 20-2, the Rockets got back within 13 but that was the closest they would get.  Brock Bores had a career high 22points for Bangor while Eli Tucker added 16points.  Austin Berndsen led New Lisbon with 18points while Carter Pfaff added 11.  New Lisbon drops to 4-7 in the conference and 6-12 overall.  Bangor improves to 8-3 in the conference and 8-11 overall.

Mauston Girls Blast Adams-Friendship with Hot Shooting

The Mauston girls handled things Tuesday night as they went 10-19 from beyond the 3 point arc and cruised to a 81-41 win at Adams=Friendship.

Transition basketball was on display with multiple run outs leading to Bre Heller topping all scorers with 25 points, 8 assists, 5 steals and a block.

Caitlin Lavold was close behind putting up a career high 20 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals. Kylie Heller added 12 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 steals and 1 block.

Ellie Pouille finished the night with 9 points and 8 rebounds. Mauston had 8 different girls score on the night in a true team effort.

Next up is a trip to Westfield on Friday night.

Local Prep Scores from Monday 2/10

Girls Basketball

Royall 59 La Farge 37

Holmen 54 Tomah 20

Viroqua 68 Brookwood 60

Wonewoc-Center 39 Seneca 28

 

Boys Basketball

Adams-Friendship 51 Markesan 44

Tomah 83 Viroqua 37

 

Girls Hockey

Badger Lightning 3 Viroqua 1

Royall Derails La Farge in Girls Basketball

The Royall Panthers girls basketball team used suffocating defense and a team effort on offense to blowout La Farge 59-27 Monday night.  3 players scored in double figures for the Panthers led by Bria Gruens 20points, Elizabeth Klipstein added 11 and Layla Mart notched 10points.  7/8 players scored for the Panthers who had minutes in the game.  La Farge struggled to break Royall’s backcourt pressure and trailed Royall 32-10 at halftime.  Royall improves to 7-14 on their season while La Farge drops to 0-19. 

South Central Conference Wrestling Tournament Championship Matches

Local prep scores from over the weekend

Boys Basketball

Onalaska 63 Tomah 46

Royall 57 Necedah 15

Kickapoo 66 Brookwood 29

 

 

 

 

 

 

Girls

Brookwood 49 Royall 47

Hillsboro 58 Necedah 34 (Carmen Erickson 27points for Hillsboro)

Black River Falls 76 Nekoosa 29

Westfield 59 Marshfield 50

Cashton 51 New Lisbon 46

Onalaska 50 Tomah 27

Wisconsin Dells 64 Mount Horeb 50

Kickapoo 54 Brookwood 33

 

Boys Hockey

RWD/Mauston 5 Portage/Baraboo 1

Mauston Dominates South Central Conference Wrestling Tournament

The Mauston Golden Eagles wrestling team claimed 8 conference champions on its home mats Friday night in the 2025 South Central Conference wrestling tournament.  Mauston cruised to the conference tournament championship although Nekoosa won the regular season and overall conference championship due to its head to head dual victory last Monday over the Golden Eagles.  Conference champions for Mauston included:

106 Preston Seebecker

113 Landyn Miller

120 Jayden Vanderhoof

126 Brekk Peterson

190 Jaren Hansen

285 Austin Hunter

175 Espyn Sweers (4x Champion)

215 Hayden Gyllin (4xChampion)

 

Mauston will now heads to the regional tournament at Richland Center on Saturday.

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