It's been a few days since the Border Battle but, first time I've really had the chance to get to a recap. I'll keep this short and sweet and won't get into things too detailed.
Desoto 38 Heritage Christian 27I got to this one late so I really wasn't into the game a whole lot. Desoto played a zone defense and Heritage couldn't penetrate it and settled for threes all game long and those threes didn't fall all game long. I hate to say it but, was a bit of a sleeper.
Stevens Point Pacelli 61 Spring Grove 48
The shooting of Pacelli guard 6'0 senior Cameron Cloud was the story in this one. Spring Grove couldn't seem to find him ever and felt like Cloud couldn't miss. Early on Spring Grove did a great job of feeding 6'6 senior Sam Sanness but, in the second half they seemed to of forgotten him. Both times I've watched Spring Grove they seem to panic when they get down late and just started firing threes that weren't good shots and made the score look worse then what it actually was.
Lake City 84 Prescott 77
This game was a ton of fun to watch as both teams went at each other all game long and it was right from the get go. Lake City senior 5'10 Marc Kjos made his first five three point shots but, he was matched time and again by super scorer 6'0 Prescott senior Petey Brookshaw. Brookshaw was everything he was advertised and was one of the more impressive players of the day. Both teams took a ton of threes throughout. In the second half Prescott sophomore 6'2 Parker Nielsen got going from the outside and he was matched by fellow sophomores on the other side in 6'3 Nathan Heise and 6'4 Reid Gastner. All three guys Kjos, Heise, and Gastner scored 20 plus for Lake City while Brookshaw knocked down 34 and Nielsen chipped in 16.
Kaukauna 122 Minneapolis North 107
Kaukauna jumped North from the get go and this game was basically a 20 point game throughout but, of course 6'0 senior Jordan McCabe made it interesting a fun too watch. North pushed the tempo and that played right into McCabe's hands. It felt like every shot Kaukauna took was a three and North had no intention of slowing things down. Kaukauna played a triangle and two defense and North couldn't hit the outside shots to get them out of that zone defense. North junior Nasir El'Amin got 39 points but, that was really only because Kaukauna let him get it and stopped everyone else. 6'2 eighth grader Trej Holloman was impressive to see and I'll be interested to see him in the future. 5'10 sophomore Keaton Ferris was money from the outside and he fed off of McCabe as did 6'5 senior Eric Carl who seems to have expanded his game this year. 6'8 Kaukauan senior Dylan Kurey also showed a nice touch from the outside as well.
Appleton Xavier 74 Minnetonka 59
Early on it looked like this might be the first lose of the season for Xavier as they seemed to struggle with Minnetonka's size and their threes weren't falling. Xavier limped to a first half lead of five but, in the second half things took off a bit. their senior guards 6'1 Hunter Plamann and 6'0 Sam Ferris got things going in the transition game and big man 6'5 senior Nate DeYoung was the one that got things going from the outside. Minnetonka really didn't have anyone that had a great game and the guy that I thought go do it 6'0 junior Jalen Dearring had 15 points but, didn't really look to control this game or try to take over.
La Crosse Central 65 North St Paul 60
For the life of me I can't remember much about this game. Early on for North St. Paul 6'6 senior Goodnews Knegeol was hitting the shots from the outside but, then he just kind of disappeared for a good portion of the game. Thankfully they had 5'11 junior Dajuan Carter off the bench you seemed to be that gunner off the bench that can just go out and score. Carter was huge carrying this team throughout. Late in the game Knegeol got it going a bit but, when they were down by three with under five seconds there was some confusion as an in bounds pass to Knegeol was take away by Carter who took the last second three that didn't fall and send to create a little controversy between team mates. Central was at their strength just driving to the lane and it was a team effort of their big four 6'7 sophomore Terrence Thomopson, 6'1 junior Noah Parcher, 6'5 Jordan Davis, and 6'5 Johnny Davis. The Davis twins led the way just driving the lane and using their athleticism to finish.
Minnehaha Academy 73 Stevens Point 68
The game of the day featuring the host team. I really thought Minnehaha would run away with this game but, point held with them behind the exceptional play of 6'3 senior Drew Blair. Blair was extremely expressive scoring at well. Whether Blair was handling the ball or moving without the ball Minnehaha had a hard time stopping him. Mark Miller has stated that Blair looks like an all state player and I'd be hard pressed to disagree. The game started off with 6'5 eighth grader Prince Aligbe grabbing an offensive rebounded and throwing it down hard that got the gym buzzing. Super star sophomore 6'4 Jalen Suggs was who everyone wanted to see and he didn't disappoint. Suggs started a little slow in the first half and had some sort of an abdomen injury that hampered him. In the second half he didn't show any signs of the injury and the threes started to fall and he was looking like an elite point guard finding his team mates and giving it to the crowd with the James Harden feed me and then a stare down of the crowd. Aligbe had another highlight when Suggs missed the lay up and Aligbe finished it off with the put back dunk and then let out the Kevin Garnett yell.
I've mentioned all the top players so I'm not going to go into that too much and it's late enough that I need to hit the bed. Tomorrow I'll be back with the Stoughton vs La Crosse Central write up from last night.
Wednesday, January 31, 2018
Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Top Dunks and Scorers
Well every time I have a new dunk and scorer and I feel I should up date the dunks and scoring.
Top Dunks
1. Trej Holloman 6'2 8th grader Minneapolis North vs Kaukauna January 27
Questionable if he actually finished the dunk but, that ball went in the hoop and his hand was on the rim. On a break away I thought we was just gonna lay it in but, I could see he was gathering himself to jump and 6'8 Kaukauna senior Dylan Kurey was trailing. Kurey went up to block the shot and ended up getting posterized by Holloman.
2. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stevens Point January 27
In a two point game with under three minutes left Minnehaha star Jalen Suggs drove a threw up the lay up which went long and Aligbe caught it and threw down the monster put back dunk to give them a four point leave. After the dunk Aligbe let out a Garnett type growl.
3. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stevens Point January 27
Within the first five minutes of the game Aligbe grabbed the offensive rebound and in one quick move went right back up and threw down the dunk and left everyone in aw right off the bat.
4. Terrence Thompson 6'7 sophomore La Crosse Central vs Stoughton January 30
I'm always partial to put back dunks and this one almost happened to quick to enjoy. Johnny Davis drove the lane and threw up a lay up that came off very hard but, Thompson was there for a very quick put back dunk as no one blocked him out. It was hard with authority and at a time when Stoughton was making a run.
5. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stoughton January 13
Maybe it's because he is an 8th grader but, he really had a great dunk. The guard drove the lane and found him on the left block and he threw down a power dunk over the Stoughton defender.
6. Jalen Johnson 6'8 sophomore Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Johnson caught the ball in transition one dribble to cut back to the middle to the court from the left side and threw it down over an East defender. This was very much a Giannis type dunk.
7. JC Butler 6'5 senior The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Had a monster break away dunk where he nearly ripped the rim off. Had a trailer right behind him which I thought might foul him and he didn't even seem to notice the defender.
8. Jalen Johnson 6'8 sophomore Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Dunk came 30 seconds after the previous one. Was your normal break away dunk but, he cupped it with his right hand and threw it down right handed. This was also right after the crowd was riding him.
9. Marlon Ruffin 6'4 senior Sun Prairie vs Madison Memorial December 16
Ruffin straight up picked the pocket of the Memorial ball handler and took the ball the length of the court and threw it down hard one handed.
10. JC Butler 6'5 senior The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Another vicious dunk shortly after the other one. He really ripped the rim down again. Might be the best dunker in the state.
Top Scorers
1. 40 points Drew Blair 6'3 senior Stevens Point vs Minnehaha Academy January 27
2. 39 points Nasir El-Amin 6'0 junior Minnapolis North vs Kaukauna January 27
3. 38 points Brady Schipper 6'0 senior Stoughton vs Monona Grove January 12
4. 36 points Jordan McCabe 6'0 senior Kaukauna vs Minneapolis North January 27
Jalen Suggs 6'4 sophomore Minnehaha Academy vs Stevens Point January 27
6. 34 points Petey Brookshaw 6'0 senior Prescott vs Lake City MN January 27
7. 32 points Payton Dachel 6'3 senior Bloomer vs La Crosse Logan January 13
8. 30 points Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Nicolet January 6
9. 29 points JC Butler 6'5 senoir The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Cameron Cloud 6'0 senior Stevens Point Pacelli vs Spring Grove MN January 27
11. 28 points Max Beuthin 6'4 sophomore Ripon vs Lakeside Lutheran January 6
12. 26 points Keshawn Justice 6'6 senior Madison East vs Sun Prairie December 21
Mason Peterson 6'3 senior Baraboo vs Wisconsin Dells December 5
14. 25 points Keshawn Justice 6'6 senior Madison East vs Minneapolis DeLaSalle January 6
Keaton Ferris 5'10 sophomore Kaukauna vs Minnepolis North January 27
16. 24 points Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Milwaukee Riverside December 16
Drew Blair 6'3 senior Stevens Point vs Waunakee January 13
Marc Kjos 5'10 senior Lake City MN vs Prescott January 27
19. 23 points Gabe Kalscheur 6'4 senior Minneaplois DeLaSalle vs Madison East January 6
Kyle Kroener 6'2 senior Tomah vs La Crosse Central January 22
Johnny Davis 6'5 sophomore La Crosse Central vs North St Paul January 27
22. 22 points Mason Steffen 6'4 senior Waunakee vs Milwaukee Riverside December 16
Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Stevens Point January 13
Reid Gastner 6'4 sophomore Lake City MN vs Prescott January 27
25. 21 points Donneil Gray 5'9 junior Madison La Follette vs Madison East December 5
Jimmy Thome 6'4 senior Monona Grove vs Stoughton January 12
Randy Jacobson 6'6 senior La Crosse Aquinas vs Spring Grove Mn January 13
JaVonni Bickham 6'6 senior Minnehaha Academy vs Stoughton Januray 13
Nathan Heiser 6'3 sophomore Lake City MN vs Prescott January 27
Sam Ferris 6'0 senior Appleton Xavier vs Minnetonka Mn January 27
Johnny Davis 6'5 sophomore La Crosse Central vs Stoughton
Top Dunks
1. Trej Holloman 6'2 8th grader Minneapolis North vs Kaukauna January 27
Questionable if he actually finished the dunk but, that ball went in the hoop and his hand was on the rim. On a break away I thought we was just gonna lay it in but, I could see he was gathering himself to jump and 6'8 Kaukauna senior Dylan Kurey was trailing. Kurey went up to block the shot and ended up getting posterized by Holloman.
2. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stevens Point January 27
In a two point game with under three minutes left Minnehaha star Jalen Suggs drove a threw up the lay up which went long and Aligbe caught it and threw down the monster put back dunk to give them a four point leave. After the dunk Aligbe let out a Garnett type growl.
3. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stevens Point January 27
Within the first five minutes of the game Aligbe grabbed the offensive rebound and in one quick move went right back up and threw down the dunk and left everyone in aw right off the bat.
4. Terrence Thompson 6'7 sophomore La Crosse Central vs Stoughton January 30
I'm always partial to put back dunks and this one almost happened to quick to enjoy. Johnny Davis drove the lane and threw up a lay up that came off very hard but, Thompson was there for a very quick put back dunk as no one blocked him out. It was hard with authority and at a time when Stoughton was making a run.
5. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stoughton January 13
Maybe it's because he is an 8th grader but, he really had a great dunk. The guard drove the lane and found him on the left block and he threw down a power dunk over the Stoughton defender.
6. Jalen Johnson 6'8 sophomore Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Johnson caught the ball in transition one dribble to cut back to the middle to the court from the left side and threw it down over an East defender. This was very much a Giannis type dunk.
7. JC Butler 6'5 senior The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Had a monster break away dunk where he nearly ripped the rim off. Had a trailer right behind him which I thought might foul him and he didn't even seem to notice the defender.
8. Jalen Johnson 6'8 sophomore Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Dunk came 30 seconds after the previous one. Was your normal break away dunk but, he cupped it with his right hand and threw it down right handed. This was also right after the crowd was riding him.
9. Marlon Ruffin 6'4 senior Sun Prairie vs Madison Memorial December 16
Ruffin straight up picked the pocket of the Memorial ball handler and took the ball the length of the court and threw it down hard one handed.
10. JC Butler 6'5 senior The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Another vicious dunk shortly after the other one. He really ripped the rim down again. Might be the best dunker in the state.
Top Scorers
1. 40 points Drew Blair 6'3 senior Stevens Point vs Minnehaha Academy January 27
2. 39 points Nasir El-Amin 6'0 junior Minnapolis North vs Kaukauna January 27
3. 38 points Brady Schipper 6'0 senior Stoughton vs Monona Grove January 12
4. 36 points Jordan McCabe 6'0 senior Kaukauna vs Minneapolis North January 27
Jalen Suggs 6'4 sophomore Minnehaha Academy vs Stevens Point January 27
6. 34 points Petey Brookshaw 6'0 senior Prescott vs Lake City MN January 27
7. 32 points Payton Dachel 6'3 senior Bloomer vs La Crosse Logan January 13
8. 30 points Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Nicolet January 6
9. 29 points JC Butler 6'5 senoir The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Cameron Cloud 6'0 senior Stevens Point Pacelli vs Spring Grove MN January 27
11. 28 points Max Beuthin 6'4 sophomore Ripon vs Lakeside Lutheran January 6
12. 26 points Keshawn Justice 6'6 senior Madison East vs Sun Prairie December 21
Mason Peterson 6'3 senior Baraboo vs Wisconsin Dells December 5
14. 25 points Keshawn Justice 6'6 senior Madison East vs Minneapolis DeLaSalle January 6
Keaton Ferris 5'10 sophomore Kaukauna vs Minnepolis North January 27
16. 24 points Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Milwaukee Riverside December 16
Drew Blair 6'3 senior Stevens Point vs Waunakee January 13
Marc Kjos 5'10 senior Lake City MN vs Prescott January 27
19. 23 points Gabe Kalscheur 6'4 senior Minneaplois DeLaSalle vs Madison East January 6
Kyle Kroener 6'2 senior Tomah vs La Crosse Central January 22
Johnny Davis 6'5 sophomore La Crosse Central vs North St Paul January 27
22. 22 points Mason Steffen 6'4 senior Waunakee vs Milwaukee Riverside December 16
Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Stevens Point January 13
Reid Gastner 6'4 sophomore Lake City MN vs Prescott January 27
25. 21 points Donneil Gray 5'9 junior Madison La Follette vs Madison East December 5
Jimmy Thome 6'4 senior Monona Grove vs Stoughton January 12
Randy Jacobson 6'6 senior La Crosse Aquinas vs Spring Grove Mn January 13
JaVonni Bickham 6'6 senior Minnehaha Academy vs Stoughton Januray 13
Nathan Heiser 6'3 sophomore Lake City MN vs Prescott January 27
Sam Ferris 6'0 senior Appleton Xavier vs Minnetonka Mn January 27
Johnny Davis 6'5 sophomore La Crosse Central vs Stoughton
Monday, January 29, 2018
Week 10 Rankings
It's Monday so time for another round of my team rankings.
Division One
Brookfield East lost their first game of the year to Brookfield Central and flip flop with Oshkosh North at one and two. Madison Memorial dropped a game to Madison La Follette and drop just a couple spots to eight . Stevens Point lost to a very good team from Minnehaha Academy in Minnesota so I don't hold it against them.
1. Oshkosh North
2. Brookfield East
3. Franklin
4. Racine Park
5. Sun Prairie
6. Waunakee
7. Madison Memorial
8. Bay Port
9. Mukwonago
10. Brookfield Central
11. Kimberly
12. Stevens Point
13. Eau Claire North
14. Madison La Follette
15. Kettle Moraine
Division Two
Washington lost to a team from Chicago but, I don't hold that against them and they stay put. Pulaski was upset by Sheboygan North they were the only other team to lose and fall to nine.
1. Kaukauna
2. Milwaukee Washington
3. Cedarburg
4. Pewaukee
5. Onalaska
6. Monona Grove
7. La Crosse Central
8. Whitnall
9. Pulaski
10. Rhinelander
11. Stoughton
12. Rice Lake
13. Union Grove
14. Westosha Central
15. Mount Horeb
Division 3
Prescott lost a very good Lake City MN team but, once again I don't hold those out of state loses against them. Martin Luther lost to The Prairie School. Brookfield Academy lost to Kettle Moraine Lutheran and a team from Missouri and drop to 11. Arcadia dropped three games to Eau Claire Regis, Black River Falls, and GET and fall from the rankings. Lodi is knew to the rankings.
1. Appleton Xavier
2. Waupun
3. Prescott
4. Brown Deer
5. Wisconsin Dells
6. Martin Luther
7. Valders
8. Lakeside Lutheran
9. Bloomer
10. Dominican
11. Brookfield Academy
12. Racine St Catherines
13. Wrightstown
14. Kettle Moraine Lutheran
15. Lodi
Division four
Roncalli lost to Sheboygan Falls and drop to nine. Wisconsin Heights went down to Waterloo and fell to 12. Manitowoc Lutheran lost to Hilbert and Winnebago Lutheran lost to Cambelsport droping them to 14 and 15. Neillsville lost to Loyal and fell from the rankings allowing me to finally get the neglected Pardeeville in the rankings at 13.
1. New Glarus
2. Howards Grove
3. Clear Lake
4. Destiny
5. The Prairie School
6. Fennimore
7. Marathon
8. Webster
9. Roncalli
10. Minral Point
11. Grantsburg
12. Wisconsin Heights
13. Pardeeville
14. Manitowoc Lutheran
15. Winnebago Lutheran
Division Five
Port Edwards lost to Wild Rose and drop to eight. Rio lost to Poynette and Randolph and fell to nine. Assumption lost to Auburndale and drop just a bit to 14. Amherst lost to Platteville but, hang on at 15 Brookwood lost to Necedah and Bangor and fell from the rankings allow Desoto back in to the rankings.
1. Bangor
2. Royal
3. Columbus Catholic
4. Solon Springs
5. Sheboygan Lutheran
6. Seneca
7. Auburndale
8. Port Edwards
9. Rio
10. Wauzeka Steuben
11. Almond Bancroft
12. Lake Holcombe
13. Desoto
14. Assumption
15. Amherst
Division One
Brookfield East lost their first game of the year to Brookfield Central and flip flop with Oshkosh North at one and two. Madison Memorial dropped a game to Madison La Follette and drop just a couple spots to eight . Stevens Point lost to a very good team from Minnehaha Academy in Minnesota so I don't hold it against them.
1. Oshkosh North
2. Brookfield East
3. Franklin
4. Racine Park
5. Sun Prairie
6. Waunakee
7. Madison Memorial
8. Bay Port
9. Mukwonago
10. Brookfield Central
11. Kimberly
12. Stevens Point
13. Eau Claire North
14. Madison La Follette
15. Kettle Moraine
Division Two
Washington lost to a team from Chicago but, I don't hold that against them and they stay put. Pulaski was upset by Sheboygan North they were the only other team to lose and fall to nine.
1. Kaukauna
2. Milwaukee Washington
3. Cedarburg
4. Pewaukee
5. Onalaska
6. Monona Grove
7. La Crosse Central
8. Whitnall
9. Pulaski
10. Rhinelander
11. Stoughton
12. Rice Lake
13. Union Grove
14. Westosha Central
15. Mount Horeb
Division 3
Prescott lost a very good Lake City MN team but, once again I don't hold those out of state loses against them. Martin Luther lost to The Prairie School. Brookfield Academy lost to Kettle Moraine Lutheran and a team from Missouri and drop to 11. Arcadia dropped three games to Eau Claire Regis, Black River Falls, and GET and fall from the rankings. Lodi is knew to the rankings.
1. Appleton Xavier
2. Waupun
3. Prescott
4. Brown Deer
5. Wisconsin Dells
6. Martin Luther
7. Valders
8. Lakeside Lutheran
9. Bloomer
10. Dominican
11. Brookfield Academy
12. Racine St Catherines
13. Wrightstown
14. Kettle Moraine Lutheran
15. Lodi
Division four
Roncalli lost to Sheboygan Falls and drop to nine. Wisconsin Heights went down to Waterloo and fell to 12. Manitowoc Lutheran lost to Hilbert and Winnebago Lutheran lost to Cambelsport droping them to 14 and 15. Neillsville lost to Loyal and fell from the rankings allowing me to finally get the neglected Pardeeville in the rankings at 13.
1. New Glarus
2. Howards Grove
3. Clear Lake
4. Destiny
5. The Prairie School
6. Fennimore
7. Marathon
8. Webster
9. Roncalli
10. Minral Point
11. Grantsburg
12. Wisconsin Heights
13. Pardeeville
14. Manitowoc Lutheran
15. Winnebago Lutheran
Division Five
Port Edwards lost to Wild Rose and drop to eight. Rio lost to Poynette and Randolph and fell to nine. Assumption lost to Auburndale and drop just a bit to 14. Amherst lost to Platteville but, hang on at 15 Brookwood lost to Necedah and Bangor and fell from the rankings allow Desoto back in to the rankings.
1. Bangor
2. Royal
3. Columbus Catholic
4. Solon Springs
5. Sheboygan Lutheran
6. Seneca
7. Auburndale
8. Port Edwards
9. Rio
10. Wauzeka Steuben
11. Almond Bancroft
12. Lake Holcombe
13. Desoto
14. Assumption
15. Amherst
Sunday, January 28, 2018
Top Dunks and Scorers
Had a long weekend watching the Boarder Battle so I have a lot to update for scorers and dunks of the year. Maybe I'm partial to seeing 8th graders dunking but, honestly they've been the most impressive dunks. I will try to follow up in the next few days on a recap of the day but, for now it'll just be update of the dunks and scorers.
Top Dunks
1. Trej Holloman 6'2 8th grader Minneapolis North vs Kaukauna January 27
Questionable if he actually finished the dunk but, that ball went in the hoop and his hand was on the rim. On a break away I thought we was just gonna lay it in but, I could see he was gathering himself to jump and 6'8 Kaukauna senior Dylan Kurey was trailing. Kurey went up to block the shot and ended up getting posterized by Holloman.
2. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stevens Point January 27
In a two point game with under three minutes left Minnehaha star Jalen Suggs drove a threw up the lay up which went long and Aligbe caught it and threw down the monster put back dunk to give them a four point leave. After the dunk Aligbe let out a Garnett type growl.
3. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stevens Point January 27
Within the first five minutes of the game Aligbe grabbed the offensive rebound and in one quick move went right back up and threw down the dunk and left everyone in aw right off the bat.
4. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stoughton January 13
Maybe it's because he is an 8th grader but, he really had a great dunk. The guard drove the lane and found him on the left block and he threw down a power dunk over the Stoughton defender.
5. Jalen Johnson 6'8 sophomore Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Johnson caught the ball in transition one dribble to cut back to the middle to the court from the left side and threw it down over an East defender. This was very much a Giannis type dunk.
6. JC Butler 6'5 senior The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Had a monster break away dunk where he nearly ripped the rim off. Had a trailer right behind him which I thought might foul him and he didn't even seem to notice the defender.
7. Jalen Johnson 6'8 sophomore Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Dunk came 30 seconds after the previous one. Was your normal break away dunk but, he cupped it with his right hand and threw it down right handed. This was also right after the crowd was riding him.
8. Marlon Ruffin 6'4 senior Sun Prairie vs Madison Memorial December 16
Ruffin straight up picked the pocket of the Memorial ball handler and took the ball the length of the court and threw it down hard one handed.
9. JC Butler 6'5 senior The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Another vicious dunk shortly after the other one. He really ripped the rim down again. Might be the best dunker in the state.
10. Gabe Kalscheur 6'4 senior DeLaSalle vs Madison East January 6
Picked off the cross court pass and took it the length of the court and threw down a nice one handed dunk on the break. Then picked off another pass on the very next possession.
Top Scorers
1. 40 points Drew Blair 6'3 senior Stevens Point vs Minnehaha Academy January 27
2. 39 points Nasir El-Amin 6'0 junior Minnapolis North vs Kaukauna January 27
3. 38 points Brady Schipper 6'0 senior Stoughton vs Monona Grove January 12
4. 36 points Jordan McCabe 6'0 senior Kaukauna vs Minneapolis North January 27
Jalen Suggs 6'4 sophomore Minnehaha Academy vs Stevens Point January 27
6. 34 points Petey Brookshaw 6'0 senior Prescott vs Lake City MN January 27
7. 32 points Payton Dachel 6'3 senior Bloomer vs La Crosse Logan January 13
8. 30 points Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Nicolet January 6
9. 29 points JC Butler 6'5 senoir The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Cameron Cloud 6'0 senior Stevens Point Pacelli vs Spring Grove MN January 27
11. 28 points Max Beuthin 6'4 sophomore Ripon vs Lakeside Lutheran January 6
12. 26 points Keshawn Justice 6'6 senior Madison East vs Sun Prairie December 21
Mason Peterson 6'3 senior Baraboo vs Wisconsin Dells December 5
14. 25 points Keshawn Justice 6'6 senior Madison East vs Minneapolis DeLaSalle January 6
Keaton Ferris 5'10 sophomore Kaukauna vs Minnepolis North January 27
16. 24 points Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Milwaukee Riverside December 16
Drew Blair 6'3 senior Stevens Point vs Waunakee January 13
Marc Kjos 5'10 senior Lake City MN vs Prescott January 27
19. 23 points Gabe Kalscheur 6'4 senior Minneaplois DeLaSalle vs Madison East January 6
Kyle Kroener 6'2 senior Tomah vs La Crosse Central January 22
Johnny Davis 6'5 sophomore La Crosse Central vs North St Paul January 27
22. 22 points Mason Steffen 6'4 senior Waunakee vs Milwaukee Riverside December 16
Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Stevens Point January 13
Reid Gastner 6'4 sophomore Lake City MN vs Prescott January 27
25. 21 points Donneil Gray 5'9 junior Madison La Follette vs Madison East December 5
Jimmy Thome 6'4 senior Monona Grove vs Stoughton January 12
Randy Jacobson 6'6 senior La Crosse Aquinas vs Spring Grove Mn January 13
JaVonni Bickham 6'6 senior Minnehaha Academy vs Stoughton Januray 13
Nathan Heiser 6'3 sophomore Lake City MN vs Prescott January 27
Sam Ferris 6'0 senior Appleton Xavier vs Minnetonka Mn January 27
Top Dunks
1. Trej Holloman 6'2 8th grader Minneapolis North vs Kaukauna January 27
Questionable if he actually finished the dunk but, that ball went in the hoop and his hand was on the rim. On a break away I thought we was just gonna lay it in but, I could see he was gathering himself to jump and 6'8 Kaukauna senior Dylan Kurey was trailing. Kurey went up to block the shot and ended up getting posterized by Holloman.
2. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stevens Point January 27
In a two point game with under three minutes left Minnehaha star Jalen Suggs drove a threw up the lay up which went long and Aligbe caught it and threw down the monster put back dunk to give them a four point leave. After the dunk Aligbe let out a Garnett type growl.
3. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stevens Point January 27
Within the first five minutes of the game Aligbe grabbed the offensive rebound and in one quick move went right back up and threw down the dunk and left everyone in aw right off the bat.
4. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stoughton January 13
Maybe it's because he is an 8th grader but, he really had a great dunk. The guard drove the lane and found him on the left block and he threw down a power dunk over the Stoughton defender.
5. Jalen Johnson 6'8 sophomore Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Johnson caught the ball in transition one dribble to cut back to the middle to the court from the left side and threw it down over an East defender. This was very much a Giannis type dunk.
6. JC Butler 6'5 senior The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Had a monster break away dunk where he nearly ripped the rim off. Had a trailer right behind him which I thought might foul him and he didn't even seem to notice the defender.
7. Jalen Johnson 6'8 sophomore Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Dunk came 30 seconds after the previous one. Was your normal break away dunk but, he cupped it with his right hand and threw it down right handed. This was also right after the crowd was riding him.
8. Marlon Ruffin 6'4 senior Sun Prairie vs Madison Memorial December 16
Ruffin straight up picked the pocket of the Memorial ball handler and took the ball the length of the court and threw it down hard one handed.
9. JC Butler 6'5 senior The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Another vicious dunk shortly after the other one. He really ripped the rim down again. Might be the best dunker in the state.
10. Gabe Kalscheur 6'4 senior DeLaSalle vs Madison East January 6
Picked off the cross court pass and took it the length of the court and threw down a nice one handed dunk on the break. Then picked off another pass on the very next possession.
Top Scorers
1. 40 points Drew Blair 6'3 senior Stevens Point vs Minnehaha Academy January 27
2. 39 points Nasir El-Amin 6'0 junior Minnapolis North vs Kaukauna January 27
3. 38 points Brady Schipper 6'0 senior Stoughton vs Monona Grove January 12
4. 36 points Jordan McCabe 6'0 senior Kaukauna vs Minneapolis North January 27
Jalen Suggs 6'4 sophomore Minnehaha Academy vs Stevens Point January 27
6. 34 points Petey Brookshaw 6'0 senior Prescott vs Lake City MN January 27
7. 32 points Payton Dachel 6'3 senior Bloomer vs La Crosse Logan January 13
8. 30 points Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Nicolet January 6
9. 29 points JC Butler 6'5 senoir The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Cameron Cloud 6'0 senior Stevens Point Pacelli vs Spring Grove MN January 27
11. 28 points Max Beuthin 6'4 sophomore Ripon vs Lakeside Lutheran January 6
12. 26 points Keshawn Justice 6'6 senior Madison East vs Sun Prairie December 21
Mason Peterson 6'3 senior Baraboo vs Wisconsin Dells December 5
14. 25 points Keshawn Justice 6'6 senior Madison East vs Minneapolis DeLaSalle January 6
Keaton Ferris 5'10 sophomore Kaukauna vs Minnepolis North January 27
16. 24 points Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Milwaukee Riverside December 16
Drew Blair 6'3 senior Stevens Point vs Waunakee January 13
Marc Kjos 5'10 senior Lake City MN vs Prescott January 27
19. 23 points Gabe Kalscheur 6'4 senior Minneaplois DeLaSalle vs Madison East January 6
Kyle Kroener 6'2 senior Tomah vs La Crosse Central January 22
Johnny Davis 6'5 sophomore La Crosse Central vs North St Paul January 27
22. 22 points Mason Steffen 6'4 senior Waunakee vs Milwaukee Riverside December 16
Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Stevens Point January 13
Reid Gastner 6'4 sophomore Lake City MN vs Prescott January 27
25. 21 points Donneil Gray 5'9 junior Madison La Follette vs Madison East December 5
Jimmy Thome 6'4 senior Monona Grove vs Stoughton January 12
Randy Jacobson 6'6 senior La Crosse Aquinas vs Spring Grove Mn January 13
JaVonni Bickham 6'6 senior Minnehaha Academy vs Stoughton Januray 13
Nathan Heiser 6'3 sophomore Lake City MN vs Prescott January 27
Sam Ferris 6'0 senior Appleton Xavier vs Minnetonka Mn January 27
Wednesday, January 24, 2018
Top Dunks and Scorers
Top Dunks
1. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stoughton January 13
Maybe it's because he is an 8th grader but, he really had a great dunk. The guard drove the lane and found him on the left block and he threw down a power dunk over the Stoughton defender.
2. Jalen Johnson 6'8 sophomore Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Johnson caught the ball in transition one dribble to cut back to the middle to the court from the left side and threw it down over an East defender. This was very much a Giannis type dunk.
3. JC Butler 6'5 senior The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Had a monster break away dunk where he nearly ripped the rim off. Had a trailer right behind him which I thought might foul him and he didn't even seem to notice the defender.
4. Jalen Johnson 6'8 sophomore Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Dunk came 30 seconds after the previous one. Was your normal break away dunk but, he cupped it with his right hand and threw it down right handed. This was also right after the crowd was riding him.
5. Marlon Ruffin 6'4 senior Sun Prairie vs Madison Memorial December 16
Ruffin straight up picked the pocket of the Memorial ball handler and took the ball the length of the court and threw it down hard one handed.
6. JC Butler 6'5 senior The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Another vicious dunk shortly after the other one. He really ripped the rim down again. Might be the best dunker in the state.
7. Gabe Kalscheur 6'4 senior DeLaSalle vs Madison East January 6
Picked off the cross court pass and took it the length of the court and threw down a nice one handed dunk on the break. Then picked off another pass on the very next possession.
8. Jack Brohm 6'4 senior Nicolet vs Waunakee January 6
Picked up a loose ball and took the ball the length of the court on the two on one break and threw it down hard with two hands in transition as the Waunakee defender stepped out of the way.
9. Terrence Thompson 6'7 sophomore La Crosse Central vs Tomah January 22
Nothing super spectacular but, he found himself on the break away and threw down a hard one handed dunk.
10. Marlon Ruffin 6'4 senior Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Was basically the same dunk as the other but, it this one the ball just found him in the open and threw it down hard again.
Top Scorers
1. 38 points Brady Schipper 6'0 senior Stoughton vs Monona Grove January 12
2. 32 points Payton Dachel 6'3 senior Bloomer vs La Crosse Logan January 13
3. 30 points Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Nicolet January 6
4. 29 points JC Butler The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
5. 28 points Max Beuthin 6'4 sophomore Ripon vs Lakeside Lutheran January 6
6. 26 points Keshawn Justice 6'6 senior Madison East vs Sun Prairie December 21
Mason Peterson 6'3 senior Baraboo vs Wisconsin Dells December 5
8. 25 points Keshawn Justice 6'6 senior Madison East vs Minneapolis DeLaSalle January 6
9. 24 points Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Milwaukee Riverside December 16
Drew Blair 6'3 senior Stevens Point vs Waunakee January 13
11. 23 points Gabe Kalscheur 6'4 senior Minneaplois DeLaSalle vs Madison East January 6
Kyle Kroener 6'2 senior Tomah vs La Crosse Central January 22
13. 22 points Mason Steffen 6'4 senior Waunakee vs Milwaukee Riverside December 16
Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Stevens Point January 13
15. 21 points Donneil Gray 5'9 junior Madison La Follette vs Madison East December 5
Jimmy Thome 6'4 senior Monona Grove vs Stoughton January 12
Randy Jacobson 6'6 senior La Crosse Aquinas vs Spring Grove Mn January 13
JaVonni Bickham 6'6 senior Minnehaha Academy vs Stoughton Januray 13
19. 20 points Marlon Ruffin 6'4 senior Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Jayden Enzenbacher 5'10 senior Royal vs Bangor January 9
Earl Lewis 6'0 senior Madison East vs Minneapolis DeLaSalle January 6
JT Toepfer 6'0 junior Lake Mills vs Madison Edgewood January 6
Jake Schroeckenthaler 6'7 senior Monona Grove vs Stoughton January 12
Owen King 6'3 senior Caledonia vs The Prairie School January 13
Noah King 6'2 sophomore Caledonia vs The Prairie School January 13
Terrance Thompson 6'7 sophomore La Crosse Central vs Tomah
1. Prince Aligbe 6'5 8th grader Minnehaha Academy vs Stoughton January 13
Maybe it's because he is an 8th grader but, he really had a great dunk. The guard drove the lane and found him on the left block and he threw down a power dunk over the Stoughton defender.
2. Jalen Johnson 6'8 sophomore Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Johnson caught the ball in transition one dribble to cut back to the middle to the court from the left side and threw it down over an East defender. This was very much a Giannis type dunk.
3. JC Butler 6'5 senior The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Had a monster break away dunk where he nearly ripped the rim off. Had a trailer right behind him which I thought might foul him and he didn't even seem to notice the defender.
4. Jalen Johnson 6'8 sophomore Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Dunk came 30 seconds after the previous one. Was your normal break away dunk but, he cupped it with his right hand and threw it down right handed. This was also right after the crowd was riding him.
5. Marlon Ruffin 6'4 senior Sun Prairie vs Madison Memorial December 16
Ruffin straight up picked the pocket of the Memorial ball handler and took the ball the length of the court and threw it down hard one handed.
6. JC Butler 6'5 senior The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
Another vicious dunk shortly after the other one. He really ripped the rim down again. Might be the best dunker in the state.
7. Gabe Kalscheur 6'4 senior DeLaSalle vs Madison East January 6
Picked off the cross court pass and took it the length of the court and threw down a nice one handed dunk on the break. Then picked off another pass on the very next possession.
8. Jack Brohm 6'4 senior Nicolet vs Waunakee January 6
Picked up a loose ball and took the ball the length of the court on the two on one break and threw it down hard with two hands in transition as the Waunakee defender stepped out of the way.
9. Terrence Thompson 6'7 sophomore La Crosse Central vs Tomah January 22
Nothing super spectacular but, he found himself on the break away and threw down a hard one handed dunk.
10. Marlon Ruffin 6'4 senior Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Was basically the same dunk as the other but, it this one the ball just found him in the open and threw it down hard again.
Top Scorers
1. 38 points Brady Schipper 6'0 senior Stoughton vs Monona Grove January 12
2. 32 points Payton Dachel 6'3 senior Bloomer vs La Crosse Logan January 13
3. 30 points Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Nicolet January 6
4. 29 points JC Butler The Prairie School vs Caledonia January 13
5. 28 points Max Beuthin 6'4 sophomore Ripon vs Lakeside Lutheran January 6
6. 26 points Keshawn Justice 6'6 senior Madison East vs Sun Prairie December 21
Mason Peterson 6'3 senior Baraboo vs Wisconsin Dells December 5
8. 25 points Keshawn Justice 6'6 senior Madison East vs Minneapolis DeLaSalle January 6
9. 24 points Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Milwaukee Riverside December 16
Drew Blair 6'3 senior Stevens Point vs Waunakee January 13
11. 23 points Gabe Kalscheur 6'4 senior Minneaplois DeLaSalle vs Madison East January 6
Kyle Kroener 6'2 senior Tomah vs La Crosse Central January 22
13. 22 points Mason Steffen 6'4 senior Waunakee vs Milwaukee Riverside December 16
Mitch Listau 6'5 senior Waunakee vs Stevens Point January 13
15. 21 points Donneil Gray 5'9 junior Madison La Follette vs Madison East December 5
Jimmy Thome 6'4 senior Monona Grove vs Stoughton January 12
Randy Jacobson 6'6 senior La Crosse Aquinas vs Spring Grove Mn January 13
JaVonni Bickham 6'6 senior Minnehaha Academy vs Stoughton Januray 13
19. 20 points Marlon Ruffin 6'4 senior Sun Prairie vs Madison East December 21
Jayden Enzenbacher 5'10 senior Royal vs Bangor January 9
Earl Lewis 6'0 senior Madison East vs Minneapolis DeLaSalle January 6
JT Toepfer 6'0 junior Lake Mills vs Madison Edgewood January 6
Jake Schroeckenthaler 6'7 senior Monona Grove vs Stoughton January 12
Owen King 6'3 senior Caledonia vs The Prairie School January 13
Noah King 6'2 sophomore Caledonia vs The Prairie School January 13
Terrance Thompson 6'7 sophomore La Crosse Central vs Tomah
Tuesday, January 23, 2018
La Crosse Central over Tomah
Took a drive up to Tomah to get a chance to watch La Crosse Central play for the second time this year. Throw in the fact that Tomah had recent beaten some tougher top half teams in conference and I thought this had a chance to be a decent game.
The game was a decent game. Central didn't dominate this game by one bit and the final score of 69 to 52 is much worse then what the game actually was. Early on Central didn't have a ton going but, neither did Tomah. Probably the tipping point in the first half was the early foul trouble of Tomah big man 6'8 senior Josh Dahlke who picked up two early fouls and spent much of the first 10 minutes of the game on the bench. Dahlke's foul trouble allowed Central to really work it into their big man 6'7 sophomore Terrence Thompson. Thompson thrived in the first half catching the ball on the right block and then finishing going to his right. Even when Dahlke did come back in he didn't guard Thompson to avoid the third foul.Throw in a pair of threes from Central sharpshooter 5'10 junior David Hayden and that was most of Central's offense. On the other end Tomah was able to find their shooters in the corners and it seemed like each player on the court took their chance hitting a three.
In the second half Tomah looked like they were really going to push Central as their point guard 6'2 senior Kyle Kroener got going as he was able to drive to the right and finish or seemed to find himself wide open from three. Kroeners success teamed with Dahlke finally getting on the score board after going score less in the first half. For Central their super sophomore 6'5 twins Jordan and Johnny Davis got themselves going driving to the middle of the Tomah defense and finishing from mid range and in. It seemed like the Davis's played with a little more energy and they took turns hitting the jumper and then driving to the rim. Johnny was probably a little more aggressive on the two and found himself at the line a bit more. When things really got to crunch time Central turned the defense up a bit and Tomah turned the ball over and took some bad shots which led to some run outs by Central and caused the score to be where it was at the end.
Top Players
Terrence Thompson 6'7 sophomore LaCrosse Central- Really did a nice job of scoring in the post from that left block as I mentioned earlier. Really showed a nice touch in the post.
Johnny Davis 6'5 sophomore LaCrosse Central- Did a great job of just putting his head down and driving to the rim and scoring or getting fouled.
Kyle Kroener 6'2 senior Tomah- Central couldn't stop him going to his right also showed the ability to step back and hit the three as well.
Josh Dahlke 6'8 senior Tomah- I'd like to see him in the post a little more but, he did a good job of moving without the ball and playing off his team mates. Hit a nice three right in the face of Thompson.
Box Score
Central 69- Thompson 20 Joh Davis 16 Jor Davis 9 Hayden 9 Noah Parcher 8 De'Andre Davis 4 Brecken Auston 3 Clayton Phillips 0 Jacob Servais 0
Tomah 52- Kroener 23 Dahlke 14 Trevor Shutter 5 Peter Brey 4 Mason Brandt 3 Mason Gerke 3 Trey Gnewikow 0
Central deffinetly has a chance to make some noise come playoff time as far as a state run goes but, they could just as easily get upset early on. Central lacks the shooting you really need in the half court setting and if they can't get out and run their scoring really struggles. Tomah is on the other side a team that probably won't go to far in the playoffs but, they have a chance to upset a team or two.
The game was a decent game. Central didn't dominate this game by one bit and the final score of 69 to 52 is much worse then what the game actually was. Early on Central didn't have a ton going but, neither did Tomah. Probably the tipping point in the first half was the early foul trouble of Tomah big man 6'8 senior Josh Dahlke who picked up two early fouls and spent much of the first 10 minutes of the game on the bench. Dahlke's foul trouble allowed Central to really work it into their big man 6'7 sophomore Terrence Thompson. Thompson thrived in the first half catching the ball on the right block and then finishing going to his right. Even when Dahlke did come back in he didn't guard Thompson to avoid the third foul.Throw in a pair of threes from Central sharpshooter 5'10 junior David Hayden and that was most of Central's offense. On the other end Tomah was able to find their shooters in the corners and it seemed like each player on the court took their chance hitting a three.
In the second half Tomah looked like they were really going to push Central as their point guard 6'2 senior Kyle Kroener got going as he was able to drive to the right and finish or seemed to find himself wide open from three. Kroeners success teamed with Dahlke finally getting on the score board after going score less in the first half. For Central their super sophomore 6'5 twins Jordan and Johnny Davis got themselves going driving to the middle of the Tomah defense and finishing from mid range and in. It seemed like the Davis's played with a little more energy and they took turns hitting the jumper and then driving to the rim. Johnny was probably a little more aggressive on the two and found himself at the line a bit more. When things really got to crunch time Central turned the defense up a bit and Tomah turned the ball over and took some bad shots which led to some run outs by Central and caused the score to be where it was at the end.
Top Players
Terrence Thompson 6'7 sophomore LaCrosse Central- Really did a nice job of scoring in the post from that left block as I mentioned earlier. Really showed a nice touch in the post.
Johnny Davis 6'5 sophomore LaCrosse Central- Did a great job of just putting his head down and driving to the rim and scoring or getting fouled.
Kyle Kroener 6'2 senior Tomah- Central couldn't stop him going to his right also showed the ability to step back and hit the three as well.
Josh Dahlke 6'8 senior Tomah- I'd like to see him in the post a little more but, he did a good job of moving without the ball and playing off his team mates. Hit a nice three right in the face of Thompson.
Box Score
Central 69- Thompson 20 Joh Davis 16 Jor Davis 9 Hayden 9 Noah Parcher 8 De'Andre Davis 4 Brecken Auston 3 Clayton Phillips 0 Jacob Servais 0
Tomah 52- Kroener 23 Dahlke 14 Trevor Shutter 5 Peter Brey 4 Mason Brandt 3 Mason Gerke 3 Trey Gnewikow 0
Central deffinetly has a chance to make some noise come playoff time as far as a state run goes but, they could just as easily get upset early on. Central lacks the shooting you really need in the half court setting and if they can't get out and run their scoring really struggles. Tomah is on the other side a team that probably won't go to far in the playoffs but, they have a chance to upset a team or two.
Monday, January 22, 2018
Week 9 Rankings
It's a new week so that means we have another round of team rankings. Again just a reminder these rankings are just for my own enjoyment.
Division One
Bay Port lost a pair of games to Pulaski and Green Bay Notre Dame and drop all the way to eight. Kimberly dropped games to Oshkosh West and Kaukauna which were both tough losses and I only dropped them to 11. Brookfield Central lost to Sun Prairie which was to be expected and they remain at 10. Kettle Moraine lost to Arrowhead and fall to 15 but, stay in the rankings.
1. Brookfield East
2. Oshkosh North
3. Franklin
4. Racine Park
5. Madison Memorial
6. Sun Prairie
7. Waunakee
8. Bay Port
9. Mukwonago
10. Brookfield Central
11. Kimberly
12. Stevens Point
13. Eau Claire North
14. Madison La Follette
15. Kettle Moraine
Division Two
La Crosse Central dropped a game to Onalaska which knocked them down to eight. Stoughton lost to Waunakee which is to be expected to I only dropped them one to 11. Westosha Central lost to Union Grove so I dropped them just behind Grove at 13. Mount Horeb dropped a game to Monona Grove which is to be expected but, still felt I had to drop them to 15. Mosinee lost to Shawano and Rhinelander and fall out of the rankings. Rice Lake lost to Minneapolis DeLaSalle which I don't hold against them.
1. Kaukauna
2. Milwaukee Washington
3. Cedarburg
4. Pewaukee
5. Pulaski
6. Onalaska
7. Monona Grove
8. La Crosse Central
9. Whitnall
10. Rhinelander
11. Stoughton
12. Rice Lake
13. Union Grove
14. Westosha Central
15. Mount Horeb
Division Three
Dominican lost by two to Martin Luther and due to other teams drop to 11. Racine St Catherines dropped games to The Prairie School and Dominican both tough games and fall to 13. Arcadia lost to Luther and drop just one spot. GET lost to Black River Falls and Prescott and fall from the rankings replaced by Wrightstown. Kettle Moraine Lutheran lost to Greenfield a bigger school and fall to 15.
1. Appleton Xavier
2. Waupun
3. Prescott
4. Martin Luther
5. Brown Deer
6. Wisconsin Dells
7. Brookfield Academy
8. Valders
9. Lakeside Lutheran
10. Bloomer
11. Dominican
12. Arcadia
13. Racine St Catherines
14. Wrightstown
15. Kettle Moraine Lutheran
Division Four
Destiny lost to Racine Park and much larger school and drop just a little to four. Manitowoc Lutheran lost to Kohler, Neillsville lost to Columbus Catholic, and Winnebago Lutheran lost to Laconia dropping these teams to 11, 12, and 13. Mineral Point beat Cuba City knocking Cuba from the rankings allowing me to get Grantsburg in the rankings.
1. New Glarus
2. Howards Grove
3. CLear Lake
4. Destiny
5. The Prairie School
6. Roncalli
7. Fennimore
8. Marathon
9. Webster
10. Wisconsin Heights
11. Manitowoc Lutheran
12. Winnebago Lutheran
13. Neillsville
14. Mineral Point
15. Grantsburg
Division Five
Solon Springs lost to Ironwood and fall to four. Port Edwards lost to Iola Scandinavia and drop to five cause no one to jump them. Amherst lost to Shiocton drop to 12 just behind Wauzeka Steuben who lost to Seneca and just ahead of Almond Bancroft who lost to Port Edwards.
1. Bangor
2. Royal
3. Columbus Catholic
4. Solon Springs
5. Port Edwards
6. Sheboygan Lutheran
7. Seneca
8. Auburndale
9. Rio
10. Assumption
11. Wauzeka Steuben
12. Amherst
13. Almond Bancroft
14. Lake Holcombe
15. Brookwood
Division One
Bay Port lost a pair of games to Pulaski and Green Bay Notre Dame and drop all the way to eight. Kimberly dropped games to Oshkosh West and Kaukauna which were both tough losses and I only dropped them to 11. Brookfield Central lost to Sun Prairie which was to be expected and they remain at 10. Kettle Moraine lost to Arrowhead and fall to 15 but, stay in the rankings.
1. Brookfield East
2. Oshkosh North
3. Franklin
4. Racine Park
5. Madison Memorial
6. Sun Prairie
7. Waunakee
8. Bay Port
9. Mukwonago
10. Brookfield Central
11. Kimberly
12. Stevens Point
13. Eau Claire North
14. Madison La Follette
15. Kettle Moraine
Division Two
La Crosse Central dropped a game to Onalaska which knocked them down to eight. Stoughton lost to Waunakee which is to be expected to I only dropped them one to 11. Westosha Central lost to Union Grove so I dropped them just behind Grove at 13. Mount Horeb dropped a game to Monona Grove which is to be expected but, still felt I had to drop them to 15. Mosinee lost to Shawano and Rhinelander and fall out of the rankings. Rice Lake lost to Minneapolis DeLaSalle which I don't hold against them.
1. Kaukauna
2. Milwaukee Washington
3. Cedarburg
4. Pewaukee
5. Pulaski
6. Onalaska
7. Monona Grove
8. La Crosse Central
9. Whitnall
10. Rhinelander
11. Stoughton
12. Rice Lake
13. Union Grove
14. Westosha Central
15. Mount Horeb
Division Three
Dominican lost by two to Martin Luther and due to other teams drop to 11. Racine St Catherines dropped games to The Prairie School and Dominican both tough games and fall to 13. Arcadia lost to Luther and drop just one spot. GET lost to Black River Falls and Prescott and fall from the rankings replaced by Wrightstown. Kettle Moraine Lutheran lost to Greenfield a bigger school and fall to 15.
1. Appleton Xavier
2. Waupun
3. Prescott
4. Martin Luther
5. Brown Deer
6. Wisconsin Dells
7. Brookfield Academy
8. Valders
9. Lakeside Lutheran
10. Bloomer
11. Dominican
12. Arcadia
13. Racine St Catherines
14. Wrightstown
15. Kettle Moraine Lutheran
Division Four
Destiny lost to Racine Park and much larger school and drop just a little to four. Manitowoc Lutheran lost to Kohler, Neillsville lost to Columbus Catholic, and Winnebago Lutheran lost to Laconia dropping these teams to 11, 12, and 13. Mineral Point beat Cuba City knocking Cuba from the rankings allowing me to get Grantsburg in the rankings.
1. New Glarus
2. Howards Grove
3. CLear Lake
4. Destiny
5. The Prairie School
6. Roncalli
7. Fennimore
8. Marathon
9. Webster
10. Wisconsin Heights
11. Manitowoc Lutheran
12. Winnebago Lutheran
13. Neillsville
14. Mineral Point
15. Grantsburg
Division Five
Solon Springs lost to Ironwood and fall to four. Port Edwards lost to Iola Scandinavia and drop to five cause no one to jump them. Amherst lost to Shiocton drop to 12 just behind Wauzeka Steuben who lost to Seneca and just ahead of Almond Bancroft who lost to Port Edwards.
1. Bangor
2. Royal
3. Columbus Catholic
4. Solon Springs
5. Port Edwards
6. Sheboygan Lutheran
7. Seneca
8. Auburndale
9. Rio
10. Assumption
11. Wauzeka Steuben
12. Amherst
13. Almond Bancroft
14. Lake Holcombe
15. Brookwood
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