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Prep Football Rewind: Week 9
A look back at Week 9 high school football action on Friday in the Fox Valley
Ricardo Arguello, Appleton Post-Crescent
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FOOTBALL
APPLETON NORTH 42, OSHKOSH NORTH 7
APPLETON – The Lightning built a 35-0 halftime lead and cruised to a win over the Spartans in a Fox Valley Association game.
Cal Martine accounted for three total touchdowns and 87 rushing yards to lead Appleton North.
RELATED: Here are the Week 9 high school football scores and schedule
Matthew Schecklman threw a touchdown pass and rushed for another for the Lightning.
Peyton Lyon rushed for a 6-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter to prevent the shutout for Oshkosh North.
Oshkosh North 0 0 0 7 – 7
Appleton North 14 21 7 0 – 42
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
AN – Brennan Cate interception return (Caden Popp kick)
AN – Cal Martine 3 run (Popp kick)
Second Quarter
AN – Matthew Schecklman 9 run (Popp kick)
AN – Martine 2 run (Popp kick)
AN – Martine 24 pass from Schecklman (Popp kick)
Third Quarter
AN – Matthew Reischl 14 run (Popp kick)
Fourth Quarter
ON – Peyton Lyon 6 run (Dayshawn Henry kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Appleton North: Martine 15-87, Schecklman 7-56, Reischl 3-43. Oshkosh North: Lyon-7-9.
Passing – Appleton North: Schecklman 7-9-0-89. Oshkosh North: Lyon 9-19-1-121.
Receiving – Appleton North: Alex Heran 4-30. Oshkosh North: Drake Moxon 2-46, Evan Chopp 1-35.
KIMBERLY 56, KAUKAUNA 17
KAUKAUNA – The Papermakers exploded with 28 points in the second quarter and never looked back in the win over the Ghosts, wrapping up the outright Fox Valley Association title with a 7-0 record. The Papermakers are 9-0 overall.
Colin Obermann averaged nearly 10 yards a carry for Kimberly, gaining 150 yards on 16 carries. He also scored four touchdowns.
Noah Hofmann returned a kickoff 93 yards for a Kaukauna score. Carson Sippel caught five passes for 65 yards and a touchdown to pace the Ghosts in receiving.
Kimberly 0 28 21 7 – 56
Kaukauna 3 14 0 0 – 17
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
KAU – Kyle Seefeldt 33 field goal
Second Quarter
KIM – Colin Obermann 4 run (Kam Ziebell kick)
KAU – Carson Sippel 22 pass from Finnley Doriot (Gavin Lahm kick)
KIM – Obermann 48 run (Ziebell kick)
KAU – Noah Hofmann 93 kickoff return (Seefeldt kick)
KIM – Obermann 24 run (Ziebell kick)
KIM – Isaac Dechant 22 pass from Caden Pendleton (Ziebell kick)
Third Quarter
KIM – Obermann 15 run (Ziebell kick)
KIM – Mason Stepanski 67 interception return (Ziebell kick)
KIM – Blake Barry 2 run (Ziebell kick)
Fourth Quarter
KIM – Matthew Lamers 16 run (Ziebell kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Kaukauna: Hunter Natrop 5-4. Kimberly: Obermann 16-150, Blake Barry 11-58, Lamers 6-42.
Passing – Kaukauna: Doriot 12-25-2-164. Kimberly: Pendleton 11-14-1-197.
Receiving – Kaukauna: Sippel 5-65, Hofmann 3-46. Kimberly: Owen Pawlikowski 4-80, Cam Wnek 5-82, Dechant 1-22.
MENASHA 49, GREEN BAY EAST 0
MENASHA – AJ Korth completed 9-of-16 passes for 147 yards and five touchdowns to lead the Bluejays past the Red Devils.
With the win, the Bluejays clinched the outright Fox River Classic Conference-South championship with a 6-1 record. They are 7-2 overall.
Davontre Smith rushed for 74 yards, had 56 receiving yards and accounted for three Menasha touchdowns. Smith found paydirt on passes of 15 and 30 yards and also had a 9-yard touchdown run.
Menasha’s offense outpaced Green Bay East 278-23 in total yardage.
Green Bay East 0 0 0 0 – 0
Menasha 21 28 0 0 – 49
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
M – Seth Spaeth 20 pass from AJ Korth (Sam Blansette kick)
M – Simon Bauer-Shimek pass from Korth (Blansette kick)
M – Sam Siegel 35 pass from Korth (Blansette kick)
Second Quarter
M – Davontre Smith 30 pass from Korth (Blansette kick)
M – Smith 9 run (Blansette kick)
M – Smith 15 pass from Korth (Blansette kick)
M – Logan Liegl 41 punt return (Blansette kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Menasha: Smith 4-74.
Passing – Menasha: Korth 9-16-0-147.
Receiving – Menasha: Smith 3-56, Siegel 1-35.
SHAWANO 34, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 0
APPLETON – Carson Popp threw four touchdown passes and finished with 208 yards passing on 11-of-14 attempts to lead the Hawks (4-5 overall, 3-4 Bay Conference) to the shutout victory and deny Fox Valley Lutheran’s attempt to earn a share of the Bay Conference title.
Popp connected on a pair of long touchdown passes to Elliot Lowney (71 and 69 yards) and also threw two touchdowns to Ashton Henning.
Shawano’s defense picked off FVL quarterback Drew Mears three times. The Foxes (5-4, 4-3) had four trips inside the Shawano 30-yard line but had two interceptions, a turnover on downs and a sack that ended the first half. Adam Kudinger had a pair of interceptions for Shawano, including a 52-yard pick-six that capped the Hawks’ scoring.
Shawano 14 7 13 0 – 34
Fox Valley Lutheran 0 0 0 0 – 0
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
S – Elliott Lowney 71 yard pass from Carson Popp (Lowney kick)
S – Ashton Henning 25 pass from Popp (Lowney kick)
Second Quarter
S – Henning 11 run from Popp (Lowney kick)
Third Quarter
S – Lowney 69 pass from Popp (Lowney kick)
S – Adam Kudinger 52 interception return (kick failed)
FREEDOM 26, WRIGHTSTOWN 14
FREEDOM – Carter Kriewaldt scored on a 43-yard touchdown reception and also had a 31-yard interception return for a touchdown to lead the Irish over the Tigers.
Jamison Rudie had 176 yards passing and three touchdowns to pace the Freedom (7-2, 5-2 North Eastern Conference).
Isaiah Pennenberg had 22 rushes for 104 yards to lead Wrightstown (5-3-1, 4-3). He also scored a touchdown.
Wrightstown 0 0 7 7 – 14
Freedom 6 14 0 6 – 26
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
F – Jack Vosters 4 pass from Jamison Rudie (kick failed)
Second Quarter
F – Nate Senso 32 pass from Rudie (pass failed)
F – Carter Kriewaldt 43 pass from Rudie (Blake Kortz pass from Rudie)
Third Quarter
W – Hunter Bartoszek 9 run (Michael Buntin kick)
Fourth Quarter
W – Isaiah Pennenberg 10 run (Buntin kick)
F – Kriewaldt 31 interception return (pass failed)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Wrightstown: Isaiah Pennenberg 22-104, Jacob Van Zeeland 9-37. Freedom: Kriewaldt 17-41.
Passing – Wrightstown: Elijah Nelson 9-18-2-86. Freedom: Rudie 15-31-1-176.
Receiving – Wrightstown: Conlen Lasecki 2-52, Ethan Vande Hey 2-19. Freedom: Vosters 6-48, Senso 3-36, Kriewaldt 2-75.
BRILLION 21, KOHLER/LUTHERAN/CHRISTIAN 18
KOHLER – With the Eastern Wisconsin Conference title on the line, Brillion quarterback Mason Behnke scored on fourth-and-goal from the 2-yard line for the win.
Behnke scored with 2 minutes, 24 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter.
KLC had a chance to tie or go ahead but the Blue Bombers were stopped on fourth-and-8 near midfield with under 30 seconds remaining.
Robby Michael led the tri-op with a pair of touchdown runs, while Brillion’s Mitchell Kaderabek also tallied two scoring runs.
Brillion 7 0 7 7 – 21
Kohler/Lutheran/Christian 6 0 6 6 – 18
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
B – Mitchell Kaderabek 48 run (Mavric Nohr kick)
KLC – Robby Michael 6 run (run failed)
Third Quarter
KLC – Michael 1 run (pass failed)
B – Kaderabek 24 run (Nohr kick)
Fourth Quarter
KLC – Matt Stephany 1 run (pass failed)
B – Mason Behnke 2 run (Nohr kick)
ST. MARY CATHOLIC 66, OAKFIELD 8
OAKFIELD – St. Mary Catholic put up 52 points in the first quarter en route to winning the Southern Conference championship with a spotless 8-0 record in 8-player football action.
It’s the Zephyrs’ first unbeaten football conference championship since 1955.
Danny Griffith passed for 340 yards and seven touchdowns, while Atticus Johnson caught five passes for 231 yards. All of Johnson’s receptions went for touchdowns.
Sam Todd led SMC with 80 yards rushing on four carries.
St. Mary Catholic finished with 503 yards of offense, while Oakfield had 156 yards.
St. Mary Catholic 52 0 14 0 – 66
Oakfield 8 0 0 0 – 8
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
SMC – Luke Steffen 31 pass from Danny Griffith (Ethan Campbell run)
SMC – Atticus Johnson 83 pass from Griffith (two-point conversion failed)
SMC – Campbell 3 pass from Griffith (Johnson run)
O – 2-yard run (two-point conversion good)
SMC – Campbell 51 pass from Griffith (two-point conversion failed)
SMC – Steffen 74 run (Noah Bublitz run)
SMC – Johnson 50 pass from Griffith (Griffith run)
SMC – Johnson 48 pass from Griffith (Campbell run)
Third Quarter
SMC – Johnson 31 pass from Griffith (Johnson run)
SMC – Johnson 19 pass from Campbell (kick failed)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – SMC: Todd 4-80, Steffen 13-50.
Passing – SMC: Griffith 12-14-0-340, Campbeell 1-1-0-19.
Receiving – SMC: Johnson 5-231, Campbell 4-80, Steffen 2-35.
CLINTONVILLE 18, OCONTO 14
OCONTO – After being held scoreless for three quarters, the Truckers rattled off 18 unanswered fourth-quarter points to get the comeback win.
Kyle Bowman gave Oconto a 7-0 lead in the first quarter with a 37-yard touchdown run. Riley Anderson made it a 14-0 lead in the third quarter with a 50-yard touchdown run.
Braiden Behnke completed 23-of-40 passes for 271 yards and two touchdowns, going 14-for-19 with 195 yards and two touchdowns in the fourth quarter and scoring the game-winning touchdown run for Clintonville on a 43-yard scamper down the left sideline with about 2:30 remaining.
Clintonville 0 0 0 18 – 18
Oconto 7 0 7 0 – 14
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
O – Kyle Bowman 37 run (Devon Bostwick kick)
Third Quarter
O – Riley Anderson 50 run (Bostwick kick)
Fourth Quarter
C – Drake Lorge 16 pass from Braiden Behnke (run failed)
C – Cole Rosenow 21 pass from Behnke (pass failed)
C – Behnke 43 run (run failed)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Clintonville: Behnke 14-32. Oconto: Riley Anderson 13-107, Kyle Bowman 17-78.
Passing – Clintonville: Behnke 23-40-1-271. Oconto: Kyle Bowman 1-6-2-3.
Receiving – Clintonville: Brayden Branstrom 10-126, Cole Rosenow 6-72, Jordan Wegener 4-41. Oconto: Garrett Goetsch 1-3.
WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT 21, MANAWA 14
MANAWA – Kameron Zielke scored on a 1-yard touchdown run 10 seconds into the fourth quarter and that proved to be the decisive score in the Warhawks’ win over the Wolves.
Zielke led Weyauwega-Fremont with 132 yards passing. He also had 44 yards rushing. Parker Groskreutz rushed for 80 yards on 15 carries.
Manawa was led by Tanner Nienhaus, who rushed for 109 yards and threw for 109 yards.
Weyauwega-Fremont 0 7 7 7 – 21
Manawa 0 7 0 7 – 14
SCORING PLAYS
Second Quarter
M – Grant Bristol 5 run (Dakota Stroud kick)
WF – Brayden Arndt 38 pass from Kameron Zielke (Dylan Anadell kick)
Third Quarter
WF – Parker Groskreutz 5 run (Anadell kick)
Fourth Quarter
WF – Zielke 1 run (Anadell kick)
M – Conner Scheid 15 pass from Tanner Nienhaus (Stroud kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – WF: Groskreutz 15-80, Zielke 16-44. Manawa: Nienhaus 23-10, Bristol 10-62.
Passing – WF: Zielke 11-17-1-132. Manawa: Nienhaus 14-19-2-109.
Receiving – WF: Groskreutz 6-58, Arndt 3-49, Muluken Rucks 2-25. Manawa: Scheid 8-49, Bristol 1-20, Nathan Gorman 2-18.
SPENCER/COLUMBUS CATHOLIC 17, SHIOCTON 6
SPENCER – Brock Bennington accounted for all of the Rockets’ points with an interception return for a touchdown, a rushing touchdown, a two-point conversion and a field goal in the win over the Chiefs.
Bennington finished with 117 yards rushing on 21 carries.
Cade Stingle led Shiocton with 141 yards on 27 carries.
Shiocton 0 0 6 0 – 6
Spencer/Columbus Catholic 6 11 0 0 – 17
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
S/CC – Brock Bennington interception return (kick blocked)
Second Quarter
S/CC – Bennington 31 run (Bennington run)
S/CC – Bennington 41 field goal
Third Quarter
SH – Cade Stingle 7 run (kick blocked)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Shiocton: Cade Stingle 27-141. Spencer/Columbus Catholic: Bennington 21-117, Will Gorst 10-34.
Passing – Shiocton: Parker Moder 11-24-1-119. Spencer/Columbus Catholic: Cole Timmler 2-6-0-17.
Receiving – Shiocton: Dawson Schmidt 3-38, Bennett Schmidt 2-365, Evan Leopold 2-31. Spencer/Columbus Catholic: Bennington 2-17.
GIRLS TENNIS
WIAA STATE TOURNAMENT
MADISON – The Neenah doubles team of Sophia Paape and Shelby Roth has advanced to the Division 1 semifinals at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
The Neenah duo, which is the No. 3 seed, won three matches Friday to reach the final four.
Paape and Roth defeated Kephely Igoni and Emma Kappel of Nicolet 6-2, 6-0, beat Kira Young and Grace Lewis of Hudson 6-1, 6-0, and then beat Fox Valley Association rival JeanMarie Lorentz and Abby Ostermann of Kimberly 6-1, 6-1 in the quarterfinals.
The Neenah duo will play Ella Martin and Anna Sueflohn of Kettle Moraine in the semifinals at 9:45 a.m. Saturday.
Paape and Roth were the alternate season state doubles champion last spring. Roth qualified with a different partner in 2019 and advanced to the second round.
Stevens Point Pacelli’s doubles team of Ella Schroeder and Marissa Stolt has advanced to the semifinals in Division 2.
Schroeder and Stolt beat Brooke Albrightson and Allison Albrightson of Baldwin-Woodville 6-1, 6-4 and then beat JJ Krohn and Lexi Kass of Brookfield Academy 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 in the quarterfinals.
Schroeder and Stolt, who are the No. 5 seed, will play No. 1 seed Rebecca Daskal and Isabel Werner of University School of Milwaukee in the semifinals at 9:30 a.m. Saturday.
Schroeder and Stolt are at state for the third year in a row, advancing to the second round last year and falling in the opening round in 2019. Schroeder also qualified as a freshman in 2018.
DIVISION 1 SINGLES
Third round
Ava Dunsirn, Neenah def. Liz Risgaard, Neenah 6-1, 6-2
Olivia Minikel, Manitowoc def. Naisha Nagpal, Verona 3-6, 6-2, 7-6 (6)
Netra Somasundaram, Middleton def. Mia Bailey, Wausau West 6-1, 6-2
Quarterfinals
Kaede Usui, Franklin def. Olivia Minikel, Manitowoc Lincoln 6-1, 6-2
Zaya Iderzul, Badger def. Ava Dunsirn, Neenah 6-0, 6-0
DIVISION 1 DOUBLES
Second round
Christina Pan/Emily Pan, Muskego def. Abby Erwin/Tatum Thielman, Stevens Point 6-0, 6-0
Maia Samuelson/Ava Meyer, New Berlin Eisenhower def. Anna Vechart/Caroline Thaxton, Appleton North 6-3, 6-1
Alex Moews/Molly Jex, DSHA def. Ella Nguyen/Keagan Potter, Oshkosh West 6-2, 6-3
Nikita Remesh/Elizabeth Wu, Madison Memorial def. Mallory Kerhin/Janelle Novotny, Green Bay Southwest 6-0, 6-4
JeanMarie Lorentz/Abby Ostermann, Kimberly vs. Maika Olveda/Hannah Casey, Brookfield Central 6-0, 6-2
Sophia Paape/Shelby Roth, Neenah def. Kephely Igoni/Emma Kappel, Nicolet 6-2, 6-0
Allison Roever/Julia Tackmier, Green Bay Southwest def. Morgan Weckman/Brianna Cimoch, Franklin 6-3, 6-4
Hannah Cady/Jane Berglin, Arrowhead def. Anna Harmann/Mia Fairbairn, De Pere 6-1, 6-1
Third round
JeanMarie Lorentz/Abby Ostermann, Kimberly def. Nikita Remesh/Elizabeth Wu, Madison Memorial 2-6, 6-2, 6-4
Sophia Paape/Shelby Roth, Neenah def. Kira Young/Grace Lewis, Hudson 6-1, 6-0
Paige Plemel/Bryn Gonzales, Whitefish Bay def. Allison Roever/Julia Tackmier, Green Bay Southwest 6-0, 5-7, 6-1
Quarterfinals
Sophia Paape/Shelby Roth, Neenah def. JeanMarie Lorentz/Abby Ostermann, Kimberly 6-1, 6-1
Saturday’s semifinal
Sophia Paape/Shelby Roth, Neenah vs. Ella Martin/Anna Sueflohn, Kettle Moraine
DIVISION 2 SINGLES
Second round
Maggie McGinnis, Xavier def. Erin Horzewski, St. Thomas More 6-1, 6-0
Emily Gauger, Big Foot def. Paeton Kringel, New London 6-1, 6-1
Olivia Pethan, Fox Valley Lutheran def. Caitlyn Stadter, Mondovi 6-3, 6-3
Quarterfinals
Aubrey Jayne, University School of Milwaukee def. Maggie McGinnis, Xavier 6-2, 6-1
Lauren Lindow, East Troy def. Olivia Pethan, Fox Valley Lutheran 6-4, 6-4
DIVISION 2 DOUBLES
Second round
Ella Schroeder/Marissa Stolt, Pacelli def. Brooke Albrightson/Allison Albrightson, Baldwin-Woodville 6-1, 6-4
Sophia Torke/Natalie Udovich, Kohler def. Nareh Vartanian/Magdalyn Dreifuerst, The Prairie School 6-4, 6-2
Quarterfinals
Sophia Rondeau/Katie Metcalf, East Troy def. Sophia Torke/Natalie Udovich, Kohler 2-6, 6-2, 6-3
Ella Schroeder/Marissa Stolt, Pacelli def. JJ Krohn/Lexi Kass, Brookfield Academy 6-3, 3-6, 6-3
Saturday’s semifinal
Ella Schroeder/Marissa Stolt, Pacelli vs. Rebecca Daskal/Isabel Werner, University School of Milwaukee
CROSS-COUNTRY
NORTH EASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP
BOYS
LITTLE CHUTE 32, FREEDOM 56, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 72, OCONTO FALLS 88, WRIGHTSTOWN 137, DENMARK 183, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 184, WAUPACA 197
Top 20 finishers: 1, Riley Huss LITC 16:29.23; 2, Caleb Mostek LITC 16:46.74; 3, Mason Genke LITC 16:58.76; 4, Joe Adams OF 16:58.95; 5, Joshua Wilson C 17:14.99; 6, Gabe Havel LUXC 17:24.83; 7, Willow Mauel FR 17:36.20; 8, Will Bakken LITC 17:41.60; 9, Ben Adams OF 17:46.09; 10, Owen DeWitt FR 17:52.88; 11, Hudson Thiry LUXC 18:08.34; 12, Jake Budd WR 18:10.70; 13, Justin Behnke FR 18:11.31; 14, Marshall Edinger WR 18:12.99; 15, Paul Huebner FR 18:14.66; 16, Andrew Shepard FR 18:15.66; 17, Lance Cherovsky LUXC 18:19.77; 18, Hayden Hofacker FR 18:21.81; 19, Michael Otradovec LUXC 18:34.28; 20, Devin Stanelle LITC 18:41.14.
GIRLS
FREEDOM 23, LITTLE CHUTE 32, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 105, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 125, OCONTO FALLS 132, MARINETTE 145, WAUPACA 195, DENMARK 220, Wrightstown incomplete team
Top 20 finishers: 1, Gwen Hinz FR 19:09.92; 2, Claire Helmila FR 19:17.90; 3, Jessica Wilson LITC 19:37.93; 4, Leigh DeWitt FR 19:52.98; 5, Ella Pahl LITC 20:01.52; 6, Ashley Wilson LITC 20:11.66; 7, Lydia Merrick FR 20:13.02; 8, Isabella Gillis LITC 20:33.05; 9, Gracie Martzahl FR 20:35.12; 10, Sami Miller LITC 20:48.59; 11, Grace Hambel FR 20:49.28; 12, Kristin Donart FVL 20:51.49; 13, Maddy Collins WR 20:53.87; 14, Carys Wendland FVL 20:55.19; 15, Sienna Timm WAU 20:58.76; 16, Hannah Ludemann OF 21:00.27; 17, Sami Vosters FR 21:01.26; 18, Hadley Reines MAR 21:03.22; 19, Brooke Hodkiewicz OF 21:07.75; 20, Lauren Wegand LITC 21:14.36.
Varsity high school coaches or their statisticians should email results to sports@gannettwisconsin.com.
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