Here are Tuesday's high school sports results for the Appleton area
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BOYS BASKETBALL
Appleton West 78, Plymouth 70
APPLETON - Mikail Harmison scored 16 of his game-leading 22 points in the first half to help the Terrors to a 22-point halftime lead in their win over the Panthers.
Denium Potts was next in line for Appleton West with 20 points. Ezra Brown and E.J. Holt added 12 and 10 points, respectively.
Plymouth was led by Kayden Schultz with 15 points. Jordan Schmitt and Marco Troka added 14 and 11 points, respectively.
Plymouth 29 41 - 70
Appleton West 51 27 - 78
Plymouth: K. Schultz 15, T. Schultz 4, Sass 7, Shutter 4, Ames 3, Miller 3, Schmitt 14, Black 5, Jacquat 4, Troka 11. 3-pt: K. Schultz, Miller, Ames, Schmitt, Troka. FT: 10-12. Fouls: 17.
Appleton West: Harmison 22, Brown 12, Potts 20, Gowdy 8, Schueppert 2, Downs 2, Holt 10, Fassbender 2. 3-pt:Harmison 3, Brown, Potts 2, Holt 2. FT: 10-18. Fouls: 19.
Wisconsin Lutheran 87, Neenah 48
NEENAH - Wisconsin Lutheran raced to a 25-5 first-half lead and never looked back in the win over the defending WIAA Division 1 state champs at Ron Einerson Fieldhouse.
Lutheran (4-0), ranked No. 1 in the latest wissports.net coaches poll in Division 2, got 16 points from Landon Key and 15 from Jamiir Allen. Kon Knueppel, one of the top-rated juniors in the state, added 14 points as the Vikings connected on 12 3-pointers.
Wisconsin Lutheran led 48-30 at the half but had a 12-3 scoring run to start the second half to put away the game.
Brady Corso led Neenah (2-1) with nine points with Cal Klesmit adding eight. The loss snapped the Rockets’ 29-game winning streak that dated back to early last season.
Wisconsin Lutheran 48 39 - 87
Neenah 30 18 - 48
Wisconsin Lutheran: Cole 2, Grayson Young 4, Mellock 5, Allen 15, Prentice Young 9, Josh Knueppel 6, Logan Rindfleisch 3, Key 16, Raabe 5, Riley Rindfleisch 8, Kon Knueppel 14. 3-pt: Key 4, Allen 3, J. Knueppel 2, Raabe, P. Young, Mellock. FT: 3-3. Fouls: 15.
Neenah: Schloman 5, Coulthard 7, Klesmit 8, Rajotte 2, Konwinski 3, Corso 9, Wunderlich 6, Swanson 6, Hoelzel 2. 3-pt: Schloman, Klesmit, Corso, Swanson. FT: 8-14. Fouls: 7.
Notre Dame 67, Appleton East 65
APPLETON - The Tritons shot 10-for-24 (41%) from 3-point range compared to 4-for-19 (21%) for the Patriots, but Appleton East made up the difference at the charity stripe making 19-of-24 free throws to just 3-of-3 for Notre Dame.
Nonetheless, the two point difference was just enough for the Tritons to squeak out the close victory.
Emmett Lawton led all scorers with 32 points for Notre Dame. Max Augustine added 14 for the Tritons.
Joey La Chapell scored 26 points for Appleton East, followed by Caleb Glaser with 17 and Tyson Keil with 11.
Notre Dame 34 33 - 67
Appleton East 30 35 - 65
Notre Dame: Lawton 32, Augustine 14, Guyette 8, Wall-Atim 6, Weber 4, May 3. 3-pt: Lawton 4, Augustine 3, Guyette 2, May. FT: 3-3. Fouls: 18.
Appleton East: La Chapell 26, Glaser 17, Keil 11, Prestigiacomo 5, Feldhausen 3, Weisbach 3. 3-pt: La Chapell 2, Prestigiacomo, Weisbach. FT: 19-24. Fouls: 11.
Xavier 57, Seymour 49
SEYMOUR - Hayden Quimby and Tyler Brightman combined for 21 points in the second half to help rally the Hawks over the Thunder.
Alex Sherwood led Xavier with 17 points, including 14 in the firsthalf. Brightman finished with 15 points, while Quimby and Luke Krull had 14 and 10 points, respectively.
Seymour, which made nine 3-point baskets, was led by Pace Jefferson with 13 points.
Xavier 26 31 - 57
Seymour 29 20 - 49
Xavier: Quimby 14, Hietpas 1, Krull 10, Brightman 15, Sherwood 17. 3-pt: Quimby 2, Krull, Brightman 3, Sherwood. FT: 18-29. Fouls: 10.
Seymour: DeBruin 7, Chinana 5, Jefferson 13, Cornell 5, Krull 5, Caliano 9. 3-pt: DeBruin, Chinana, Jefferson, Cornell, Krull, Caliano 3. FT: 2-3. Fouls: 19.
Shawano 83, Menasha 48
MENASHA - The Hawks built a 25-point halftime lead and cruised to the Bay Conference win.
Michael Metcalf-Grassman scored 18 points and Brandon Reed had 17 points for Shawano.
Menasha was led by Riley Yonker with 17 points.
Shawano 42 41 - 83
Menasha 17 31 - 48
Shawano: Sipple 10, Guenther 3, Perez 8, VanDenHeuvel 3, Metcalf-Grassman 18, Landon 10, Reed 17, Peters 3, Welander 5, Bonde-DuQuaine 2, Carroll 4. 3-pt: Grassman 3, Perez 2, Guenther, Landon, Reed, Peters, Welander. FT: 7-12.
Menasha: White 8, Hibbler 3, Yonker 17, Wienandt 2, Sconiers 4, Mukome 6, Ludvigsen 4, Hanagan 4. 3-pt: Yonker 2, Sconiers. FT: 11-16.
St. Mary Catholic 91, Oostburg 76
FOX CROSSING - Cole Uhlenbrauck and Danny Griffith combined for 53 points in the Zephyrs’ win over the Flying Dutchmen.
Uhlenbrauck finished with 30 points, including six 3-pointers. Griffith had 23 points with three 3-pointers.
Michael Fairweather and Charlie Nackers added 16 and 10 points, respectively, for St. Mary Catholic.
Oostburg was led by Jamison Zavatchin with 36 points. Cade Dirkse and Liam Stewart added 17 and 10 points, respectively.
Oostburg 39 37 - 76
St. Mary Catholic 51 40 - 91
Oostburg: Dirkse 17, Li. Stewart 10, Hendrikse 2, DePagter 3, Zavatchin 36, Wight 2, Lu. Stewart 2, Bruggink 4. 3-pt: Dirkse 2, Li. Stewart 2, DePagter, . FT: 12-20. Fouls: 17.
St. Mary Catholic: Griffith 23, Fairweather 16, Fields 3, Nackers 10, Uhlenbrauck 30, Mackenzie 9. 3-pt: Griffith 3, Fairweather, Uhlenbrauck 6, Mackenzie 2. FT: 7-14. Fouls: 19.
Sheboygan Lutheran 88, Hilbert 39
HILBERT - Elliott Leibham scored 19 points and made six 3-pointers to lead the Crusaders over the Wolves.
Andrew Verhelst added 18 points for Sheboygan Lutheran, while Andrew Van Sluys and Tony Schmitz added 12 and 11 points, respectively.
Julian Steffes scored 17 points to lead Hilbert.
Sheboygan Lutheran 52 36 - 88
Hilbert 24 15 - 39
Sheboygan Lutheran: Girdaukas 3, Verhelst 18, Hahn 4, Richardson 7, Schmitz 11, Krueger 7, Leibham 19, Thomas 4, Diener 1, Van Sluys 12, Glewen 2. 3-pt: Verhelst, Leibham 6, Van Sluys. FT: 19-40. Fouls: 18.
Hilbert: Steffes 17, Rojo 2, Sevela 2, Dohr 2, Lau 6, VandenWyngaard 6, Schneider 4. 3-pt: Steffes 2. FT: 13-19. Fouls: 25.
Shiocton 76, Weyauwega-Fremont 74
WEYAUWEGA - Dawson Schmidt blistered the nets for a game-high 42 points as the Chiefs held off the Warhawks.
Also scoring in double figures for Shiocton were Bennett Schmidt and Jacob Klitzke, both with 12 points, and Bennett Wilcox with 10.
Jaden Rice led Weyauwega-Fremont with 27 points, while Brayden Arndt added 17 and Bryce Dittmann scored 10.
Shiocton 38 38 - 76
Weyauwega-Fremont 38 36 - 74
Shiocton: Wilcox 10, D. Schmidt 42, B. Schmidt 12, Klitzke 12. 3-pt: Wilcox, D. Schmidt 4, B. Schmidt 3, Klitzke 3. FT: 13-21. Fouls: 13.
Weyauwega-Fremont: Rice 27, Huebner 6, Arndt 17, Marquette 6, Leschke 8, Dittmann 10. 3-pt: Rice 3, Arndt 3, Leschke 2, Dittmann 2. FT: 8-11. Fouls: 16.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Xavier 49, Menasha 43
APPLETON - The Hawks rallied from a 15-point halftime deficit to force overtime where Xavier outscored the Bluejays 10-4 to get the win.
Halle Vande Hey led Xavier with 24 points. Joy Krull added 15.
Mara Rieder led Menasha with 15 points. Rayanna Jenkins added 10.
Menasha 23 16 4 - 43
Xavier 8 31 10 - 49
Menasha: Quinn 2, Jenkins 10, Yost 8, Robinson 1, Rieder 15, Neubert 7. 3-pt: Jenkins 3, Yost. FT: 9-18. Fouls: 15.
Xavier: Standish 8, Hafner 2, J. Krull 15, VandeHey 24. 3-pt: Standish, J. Krull 3. FT: 7-14. Fouls: 20.
Luxemburg-Casco 58, Clintonville 46
CLINTONVILLE - Brianna Bray scored 18 points, Sami Treml added 13 and Maggie Hanmann 10 as the Spartans pulled away in the second half.
After going into intermission tied at 25-25, Luxemburg-Casco took charge and connected on 11 of 15 second-half free throws to keep the Truckers at bay.
Clintonville was led in scoring by Natalie Sunita’s 18 points and Emily Taylor’s 13.
Luxemburg-Casco 25 33 - 58
Clintonville 25 21 - 46
Luxemburg-Casco: Cherovsky 5, Bray 18, Mrotek 3, Treml 13, Wech 4, Deprez 2, Hanmann 10, Giese 3. 3-pt: Cherovsky, Bray 2, Mrotek, Treml 2. FT: 12-18. Fouls: 17.
Clintonville: A. Kasson 2, C. Kasson 7, Drefahl 4, Taylor 13, Ferg 2, Sunita 18. 3-pt: C. Kasson, Taylor. FT: 6-15. Fouls: 19.
Oostburg 54, St. Mary Catholic 52
OOSTBURG - Brynn Wisse grabbed an offensive rebound and made a layup at the buzzer to lift Oostburg to the win.
Wisse finished with 14 points, while Caris Jaeger added 12 and Jenna Soerens 10 as the Flying Dutchmen held off the Zephyrs in a Big East Conference crossover matchup.
The game was tight throughout as Oostburg took a 26-25 lead into intermission.
Emily Vogel poured in 20 points and Chloe Vogel added 13 to pace the Zephyrs.
St. Mary Catholic 25 27 - 52
Oostburg 26 28 - 54
St. Mary Catholic: C. Vogel 13, E. Vogel 20, Norville 6, N. Anderson 3, S. Anderson 3, Nackers 4, Brenn 2. 3-pt: E. Vogel, Norville, S. Anderson. FT: 12-18. Fouls: 19.
Oostburg: Wisse 14, Soerens 10, R. Ketterhagen 8, A. Ketterhagen 8, Jaeger 12, Tennes 2. 3-pt: R. Ketterhagen, A. Ketterhagen. FT: 8-17. Fouls: 15.
BOYS HOCKEY
Neenah/Hortonville/Menasha 5, Oshkosh 4
GRAND CHUTE - Luke Sutton scored in overtime to lift the Rockets to the victory.
Ty Laabs scored two goals and had an assist for NHM. Kolden Hunter and Ben Kitowski also scored. John Kriz and Cooper Zinda each had two assists.
Oshkosh goals were scored by Evan Neitzel, Braden Vossekuil, Winston Knobloch and Isaiah Koeppen.
Rockets goalie John Horneck made 15 saves. Oshkosh goalie Gage Bauer made 45 saves.
St. Mary’s Springs 6, Appleton United 3
FOND DU LAC - The Ledgers scored four goals in the third period to pull away for the victory.
Talan Blanck had two goals and three assists, and Gabe Braun had two goals and two assists for Springs. Austin Westergaard added a goal and two assists, and Connor Schramm also scored a goal for Springs.
Appleton United goals were scored by Tyler Heil, Ben Tomassetti and Aman Duehring.
Springs goalie Armani Fisher made 11 saves, while Owen Debbert made 40 saves for Appleton.
Waupun 3, Fox Cities 1
FOX CROSSING - The Warriors scored two goals in the third period to beat the Stars.
Chase Beahm, Payson Landal and Cade Hartgerink scored goals for Waupun. Micah Buchholz had two assists.
Waupun goalie Blake Colker made 20 saves.
Brody Van Eperen scored the goal for Fox Cities and goalie Elliot Reichenbacher made 40 saves.