Boys Basketball Roundup: Plymouth holds off Sheb. Falls

Zac Cain notched 20 points and teammate Matt Olig added 16 of his own to lead the Plymouth boys basketball team to a 61-58 home win over rival Sheboygan Falls on Friday night.

The Panthers (4-2, 3-0 Eastern Wisconsin Conference) trailed by two points after the first and second quarter but put up a strong third quarter.

A fourth quarter rally by the Falcons (2-3, 0-3 EWC) fell just short.

Sheboygan Falls was led in scoring by Ross Krist as he had 20 points. Also for the Falcons, Joe VanEngen had 10 points and Austin Madden had nine on a trio of 3-pointers.

SHEBOYGAN FALLS — VenEngen 10, Madden 9, Hass 1, Schmitt 7, Krist 20, Petrie 6, Antine 5. 3-pt: Madden 3, Schmitt 1, Krist 1, Antine 1. FT: 8-10. F: 17.PLYMOUTH — Shutter 3, Bocchini 6, Cain 20, Grapentine 5, Nischke 5, Moegenburg 6, Olig 16. 3-pt: Shutter 1, Moegenburg 1. FT: 9-14. F: 19.Sheboygan Falls…12 20 6 20 — 58Plymouth…10 20 13 18 — 61

New Holstein 60,Campbellsport 49

Up 30-24 with 2:09 left in the first half, New Holstein raced out to an 11-point halftime lead it wouldn’t relinquish in picking up the home win.

The Huskies (3-2, 2-1 EWC) led 16-12 after the first quarter and 43-28 with 5:43 left in the third quarter.

Down 53-35 after the third quarter, Campbellsport (1-4, 0-3 EWC) fell behind 56-42 with 4:34 left in the final frame.

No other information was available as of press deadline.

New Holstein…16 21 10 7 — 60 Campbellsport…12 14 7 7 — 49

Waupun 75,Kiel 60

Host Kiel (2-3, 1-2 EWC) couldn’t keep up with a hot Warriors (3-1, 3-0 EWC) offense.

Waupun scored 21 points in each of the first three quarters to topple Kiel.

Carter Voelker scored a team-high 16 points for the Raiders while teammate Brandon Niemuth added 13.

Waupun — VandeZande 3, Domask 22, Hawkinson 7, McGinnis 24, Homan 8, Heeringa 11. 3-pt: VandeZande 1, Domask 3, McGinnis 1, Heeringa 3; FT: 9-10; F: 13 Kiel — Walsh 4, Voelker 16, Meunier 8, Nickel 8, Lensmire 2, Wedge 5, Goehring 4, Niemuth 13. 3-pt: Voelker 2, Meunier 2, Nickel 2; FT: 8-11; F: 11

Waupun … 21 21 21 12 — 75 Kiel … 22 16 10 12 — 60

Sheb. North 70,GB East 57

Leading 14-12 after the first quarter, Sheboygan North (4-0, 1-0 Fox River Classic Conference) outscored Green Bay East (2-2, 1-1 FRCC) by 10 in the second quarter and never looked back for the home win.

The Golden Raiders were led by Davis Larson’s 18 points while Matt Gerber had 17 points with four 3-pointers.

North finished 22-of-34 on free throws with the Red Devils going 11-of-22.

GREEN BAY EAST — Laye 16, Callovi 1, Mitchell 3, Bowers 5, Ransom 6, Short 2, Steele 6, Carlton 3, Flowers 15. 3-pt: Mitchell 1, Flowers 3, Ransom 2. FT: 11-21. F: 22.SHEBOYGAN NORTH — Belmore 3, Gerber 17, Cinealis 5, Hasenstein 2, Rudolph 8, Kaminski 8, Jones 2, Larson 18, Suscha 7. 3-pt: Gerber 4, Rudolph 2. FT: 22-34. F: 23.GB East…12 13 16 16 — 57Sheb. North…14 23 15 18 — 70

De Pere 45, Sheb. South 26

The state’s fifth-ranked boys basketball team played like it, but Sheboygan South’s Conner Harrison gets some kudos for severely restricting the Redbirds’ leading scorer all night.

Conner Harrison hoisted a game-high nine points — nobody on either team scored in double figures — and limited De Pere’s Brevin Pritzl, who came into the night averaging 31.3 points per game this year, to just six points.

“Harrison’s been our most complete player right now,” South coach Mike Rank said, crediting his senior with playing taut defense when he paired up against De Pere’s most dangerous offensive threat.

But the Redwings fell to 4-3 overall and 1-1 in the FRCC after a big second half helped De Pere put the game away.

De Pere (3-1, 2-0 FRCC), ranked fifth in the latest Division 1 WisSports.net coaches poll, led by just two points at halftime. The ‘Birds came out stronger after the break, though, holding South to just 13 second-half points to put the game away.

Jordan Beyer, Zack Rabas, Aaron Vopal and Maxwell Huddleston all scored seven points apiece to lead De Pere’s scoring.

SHEBOYGAN SOUTH — Harrison 9, Tetschlag 4, Pitsch 3, Banie 3, Reklaitis 3, Guenther 2, Selk 2. 3-pt: Tetschlag 1, Banie 1. FT: 4-11. F: 17.DE PERE — Beyer 7, Rabas 7, Vopal 7, Huddleston 7, Pritzl 6, DeMille 5, Herman 3, Barthels 2. 3-pt: Rabas 1. FT: 12-18. F: 14.Sheb. South…2 11 7 6 — 26De Pere…9 6 13 17 — 45

Kohler 59, Sevastopol 47

Noah Fink drained 33 points, Lucas Knuth added seven more and the Blue Bombers (2-3) used a decisive fourth quarter to put away Sevastopol and move to today’s championship game of their own Kohler Holiday Tournament.

“He’s had the capability to do that,” Kohler coach Ken Roeder said of Fink’s scoring numbers; “he also hauled in 10 rebounds. "He’s been in a real slump for the first part of the year, so I was real happy for him that he found a way to manufacture some points.”

The game was tied 37-all coming into the fourth quarter, but a 22-10 run over the last eight minutes gave Kohler (2-3) the win.

SEVASTOPOL — Newman 11, Pflieger 9, Krohn 1, Quin Schram 18, Ebel 8. 3-pt: Schram 4, Newman 1, Pflieger 1, Ebel 1. FT: 4-9. F: 19.KOHLER — Tobin 2, Wickert 5, Noah Fink 33, Yurk 3, Marzano 2, Lucas Knuth 7, Toeller 5, Tangowski 2. 3-pt: Fink 3, Yurk 1. FT: 14-21. F: 14.Sevastopol…6 14 17 10 — 47Kohler…9 13 15 22 — 59