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Prep Football Rewind: First-round playoffs
A look back at the first-round of the WIAA football playoffs in the Appleton/Oshkosh/Fond du Lac coverage areas.
Ricardo Arguello, Appleton Post-Crescent
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FOOTBALL
DIVISION 1
APPLETON NORTH 28, HUDSON 0
APPLETON – Cal Martine rushed for 150 yards and four touchdowns and the Lightning defense pitched a shutout to secure the first-round win.
RELATED: Here are the high school football schedule and scores from the first round of the WIAA playoffs
Matthew Reischl was also effective running the ball for Appleton North, turning 14 carries into 79 rushing yards.
Hudson’s offense was limited to 110 total yards and 2.8 yards per play.
Hudson 0 0 0 0 – 0
Appleton North 7 6 6 9 – 28
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
AN – Cal Martine 2 run (Caden Popp kick)
Second Quarter
AN – Martine 1 run (kick failed)
Third Quarter
AN – Martine 1 run (run failed)
Fourth Quarter
AN – Martine 3 run (run failed)
AN – Popp 21 field goal
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Appleton North: Martine 32-150, Matthew Reischl 14-79. Hudson: Jaiden Warner 13-54.
Passing – Appleton North: Matthew Schecklman 3-5-0-48. Hudson: Carter Mears 5-14-1-55.
Receiving – Appleton North: Alex Heran 2-51. Hudson: Warner 1-17.
KIMBERLY 40, D.C. EVEREST 0
KIMBERLY – The Papermakers defense registered seven sacks and returned two turnovers for touchdowns in the blanking of the Evergreens at Papermaker Stadium.
Sean Burant returned a fumble 22 yards for a score in the second quarter and Jackson Wildes took back an interception 92 yards for a score to cap the scoring for Kimberly (10-0).
Mason Stepanski and Sam McGivern had two sacks each for Kimberly.
The Papermakers play Chippewa Falls next Friday at home in a second-round game.
Colin Obermann added a 17-yard touchdown run and led the team in rushing with 74 yards on eight carries. Blake Barry also scored twice for Kimberly, with Conner Wnek hauling in a 29-yard touchdown reception from Caden Pendleton, who finished 12-of-17 and 161 yards passing.
Everest 0 0 0 0 – 0
Kimberly 13 14 13 0 – 40
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
K – Colin Obermann 17 run (Kam Ziebell kick)
K – Sean Burant 22 yard fumble return (kick failed)
Second Quarter
K – Blake Barry 11 run (Ziebell kick)
K – Conner Wnek 29 pass from Caden Pendleton (Ziebell kick)
Third Quarter
K – Blake Barry 10 run (pass failed)
Fourth Quarter
K – Jackson Wildes 92 interception return (Hunter Berry kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Kimberly: Obermann 8-74, Barry 4-42.
Passing – Kimberly: Pendleton 12-17-0-161.
Receiving – Kimberly: Owen Pawlikowski 5-84, Wnek 4-67, Obermann 2-8.
DIVISION 2
HARTFORD 14, KAUKAUNA 13
HARTFORD – The Orioles built a 14-6 halftime lead and held off the Ghosts’ second-half rally for the victory.
Hunter Natrop scored the first Kaukauna touchdown on a 13-yard run in the second quarter. Carson Sippel hauled in a 20-yard receiving score from Finnley Doriot to make it a one-point game for the Ghosts in the third quarter.
Natrop rushed for 77 yards on 11 carries. Doriot completed 12-of-25 passes for 161 yards. Sippel caught three balls for 45 yards.
DIVISION 3
MENASHA 41, SHAWANO 26
MENASHA – The Bluejays outpaced the Hawks 20-8 in the second half to secure the first-round playoff win.
AJ Korth led Menasha’s offense with 238 rushing yards and four touchdowns. Korth scored on runs of 27, 78, 8 and 7 yards. Davontre Smith added 177 rushing yards and two touchdowns for the Bluejays.
Shawano 0 18 0 8 – 26
Menasha 0 21 13 7 – 41
NOTRE DAME 37, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 14
GREEN BAY – The Tritons built a 17-0 lead and never let up in defeating the Foxes.
Drew Mears accounted for the bulk of the Foxes’ offense, passing for 176 yards and rushing for 41. Mears completed 14-of-27 passes.
Zach Johnson caught eight passes for 89 yards. Bennett Reader caught three passes for 85 yards for Fox Valley Lutheran.
Notre Dame found success in running the ball against Fox Valley Lutheran, running 47 times for 338 yards.
DIVISION 4
FREEDOM 42, WINNECONNE 14
FREEDOM – The Irish found success in their passing game as Jamison Rudie passed for four touchdowns in the second and third quarters when Freedom pulled away for the win over the Wolves.
Rudie finished with 17 completions in 24 attempts for 253 yards. His favorite targets were Carter Kriewaldt and Blake Kortz, who combined for 10 catches and 171 receiving yards.
Winneconne was led by Tyler Youngbauer, who threw for 142 yards, completing 16-of-33 passes.
Winneconne 0 7 0 0 7 – 14
Freedom 10 10 22 0 – 42
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
F – Jamison Rudie 1 run (Owen VanCamp kick)
F – VanCamp 33 field goal
Second Quarter
W – Ethan Mathe 5 run (kick good)
F – VanCamp 28 field goal
F – Carter Kriewaldt 68 pass from Rudie (VanCamp kick)
Third Quarter
F – Cole Jochman 10 pass from Rudie (VanCamp kick)
F – Gavin Greiner 38 pass from Rudie (VanCamp kick)
F – Kriewaldt 18 pass from Rudie (Senso pass from Rudie)
Fourth Quarter
W – Wyatt Thorpe 9 pass from Tyler Youngbauer (kick good)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Winneconne: Mathe 16-53, Jimmy Keller 5-36, Youngbauer 8-30. Freedom: Kriewaldt 14-53, Rudie 6-26.
Passing – Winneconne: Youngbauer 16-33-0-142. Freedom: Rudie 17-24-1-253.
Receving – Winneconne: Thorpe 7-59 Dawson VanHandel 5-54, Ayden Hart 3-22. Freedom: Kriewaldt 5-116, Jochman 3-21, Greiner 1-38, Blake Kortz 5-55.
WRIGHTSTOWN 40, RACINE ST. CATHERINE’S 20
WRIGHTSTOWN – The Tigers outpaced the Angels 20-8 in the second half to pull away for the win.
Isaiah Pennenberg led Wrightstown’s offense with 171 rushing yards and three touchdowns, while Jacob Van Zeeland added 129 rushing yards and two scores.
Davion Thomas-Kumpula did the heavy lifting for Racine St. Catherine’s, catching eight passes for 139 yards and one touchdown and returning a kickoff for a touchdown.
Racine St. Catherine’s 6 6 8 0 – 20
Wrightstown 6 14 6 14 – 40
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
RSC – Davion Thomas-Kumpula kickoff return (pass failed)
W – Isaiah Pennenberg 1 run (kick failed)
Second Quarter
W – Pennenberg 1 run (Michael Buntin kick)
W – Jacob Van Zeeland 43 run (Buntin kick)
RSC – Thomas-Kumpula 12 pass from John Perugini (run failed)
Third Quarter
RSC – Domonic Pitts 23 pass from Perugini (Thomas-Kumpula pass from Perugini)
W – Pennenberg 2 run (kick failed)
Fourth Quarter
W – Van Zeeland 2 run (Ethan Vande Hey pass from Eli Nelson)
W – Hunter Bartoszek 1 run (pass failed)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Wrightstown: Pennenberg 25-171, Van Zeeland 22-129. Racine St. Catherine’s: DJ Miller 19-66.
Passing – Wrightstown: Nelson 4-5-0-85. Racine St. Catherine’s: Perugini 12-14-0-199.
Receiving: Wrightstown: Vande Hey 1-36, Van Zeeland 2-35. Racine St. Catherine’s: Thomas-Kumpula 8-139.
DIVISION 5
AMHERST 36, CLINTONVILLE 8
AMHEST – The Falcons used a balanced attack with 176 yards rushing and 144 passing in their win over the Truckers.
Amherst was led by Matthew Glodowski, who carried the ball 22 times for 143 yards.
Clintonville could not move the ball on the ground, rushing 19 times for minu-16 yards. The Truckers did find success through the air as Braiden Behnke completed 11-of-21 passes for 259 yards. Brayden Branstrom hauled in five of those passes for 103 receiving yards.
Clintonville 0 0 0 8 – 8
Amherst 8 14 14 0 – 36
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
A – Landon Moe 12 run (Jake Hoffman run)
Second Quarter
A – Hoffman 43 pass from Moe (Josh Bentley kick)
A – Ian Hall 22 pass from Moe (Bentley kick)
Third Quarter
A – Hoffman 18 pass from Moe (Bentley kick)
A – Moe 18 run (Bentley kick)
Fourth Quarter
C – Jordan Wegener 36 pass from Braiden Behnke (Behnke pass from Cole Rosenow)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Clintonville: Braiden Behnke 18-(-11), Sam Wegener 1-(-5). Amherst: Matthew Glodowski 22-143, Landon Moe 15-31.
Passing – Clintonville: Behnke 11-21-1-259. Amherst: Moe 13-16-0-144.
Receiving – Clintonville: Brayden Branstrom 5-130, Jordan Wegener 2-65, Rosenow 2-47, Drake Lorge 2-44. Amherst: Jake Hoffman 4-68, Ian Hall 3-32, Jake Derezinski 3-32.
8-PLAYER
ST. MARY CATHOLIC 24, WAUSAU EAST 13
FOX CROSSING – Danny Griffith passed for 160 yards and a touchdown and Luke Steffen rushed for 116 yards and a touchdown to lead the Zephyrs to the 8-player win over the Lumberjacks.
Griffith spread his passes out with Ethan Campbell catching five for 69 yards, Noah Bublitz three for 62 yards and Atticus Johnson two for 54 yards and a touchdown.
The Zephyrs, who outgained the Lumberjacks 393-254, finished the season with a 9-0 record.
St. Mary Catholic 8 8 0 8 – 24
Wausau East 6 0 0 7 – 13
SECOND-ROUND GAMES
Division 1
Chippewa Falls at Kimberly
Neenah at Appleton North
Marquette at Bay Port
Fond du Lac at Sun Prairie
Middleton at Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln
Division 2
Hartford at De Pere
Slinger at Pulaski
Division 3
Baraboo at Mosinee
Waupaca at Luxemburg-Casco
Notre Dame at Menasha
Pewaukee at Plymouth
Division 4
Berlin at Wisconsin Dells
Little Chute at Freedom
Wrightstown at Catholic Memorial
Kohler/Lutheran/Christian at Denmark
Division 5
Saint Croix Falls at Stratford
Kewaunee at Amherst
Brillion at Wittenberg-Birnamwood
Mayville at Lake Country Lutheran
Campbellsport at Racine Lutheran
Division 6
Abbotsford at Colby
Auburndale at Markesan
St. Mary’s Springs at Cedar Grove-Belgium
Division 7
Edgar at Hurley
Pacelli at Coleman
Black Hawk/Warren at Hilbert
Burlington Catholic Central at Reedsville
8-Player
Wabeno/Laona at Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas
Belmont at Newman Catholic
GIRLS TENNIS
WIAA DIVISION 1 STATE QUARTERFINALS
NEENAH 6, HUDSON 1
Ava Dunsirn N def. Maya Youssef 6-2, 6-4; Liz Risgaard N def. Grace Diedrich 6-1, 6-3; Annalise Zenzick N def. Claire Keech 6-0, 6-2; Izzy Murray N def. Ava Wilber 7-5, 6-3.
Sophia Paape/Shelby Roth N def. Grace Lewis/Kira Young 6-2, 6-2; Meghan Stielow/Nora Paape N def. Jordan Yacoub/Bailey Finch 6-0, 6-2; Jenna Simmons/Nicole Hockin H def. Maddie Daharsh/Paige Stielow 7-6 (5), 6-3.
MIDDLETON 6, ASHWAUBENON 1
Netra Somasundaram M def. Natasha Schiegg 6-0, 6-0; Sonya Agapov M def. Puja Patel 6-1, 6-0; Lydia Sabat M def. Aneesha Prathigudupu 6-1, 6-3; Jordan Domnick A def. Grace Olson 6-0, 6-4.
Rose Ryan/Ashley Andler M def. Delaney Christensen/Courtney Behnke 6-1, 6-3; Bella Conrad/Amy Li M def. Karleigh Conradt/Mayghan Bongle 6-3, 4-6, 10-6; Cate Ohly/Caroline Sax M def. Rachel Alcantar/Lucy Cole 6-2, 6-2.
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
WIAA REGIONALS
KAUKAUNA 3, NOTRE DAME 0
KAUKAUNA – The Ghosts swept the Tritons 25-9, 25-11, 25-11 to clinch the regional championship.
Leaders for Kaukauna were David Vande Hey with 36 assists, seven digs and two blocks, Aiden Van Epern with 12 kills, Brett Sprangers with 10 kills, Owen Mursau with 13 digs and Zack Voet with five blocks.
KIMBERLY 3, APPLETON EAST 0
KIMBERLY – The Papermakers swept the Patriots 25-18, 25-16, 25-16.
Hayden Karpinski led Kimberly with 11 kills and six aces, Charlie Gregorski had 38 assists and five digs, and Miles Wisneski had 10 kills.
Brayden Mau added five kills and two aces, and Jamison Joslin added seven kills.
“It was refreshing to watch as we played error-free volleyball for the first time in awhile,” Papermakers coach Matt Seidl said. “Our serves were on tonight as well and we will need that to continue heading into sectional week.”
APPLETON WEST 3, NEENAH 1
APPLETON – The Terrors defeated the Rockets 21-25, 25-16, 25-17, 25-17 to clinch the regional title.
Leaders for Appleton West were Liam Richards with 16 kills and eight digs, Brendan Nesemann with 40 assists, five aces and four blocks, Owen Hartjes with 14 kills and six blocks, and Sam Seiler with 12 digs. Cooper Brown totaled 10 kills and three aces, while KJ Helmbrecht chipped in four aces for the Terrors.
Varsity high school coaches or their statisticians should email results to sports@gannettwisconsin.com.
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