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STEVENS POINT 28, D.C. EVEREST 20
STEVENS POINT – The Evergreens missed an extra point that would have tied the game and the Panthers responded with a touchdown drive capped off by Jaybreal Palbrach’s 4-yard run to defeat D.C. Everest.
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D.C. Everest got the ball back one final time to try to tie the game but Stevens Point forced the Evergreens to turn the ball over on downs.
Stevens Point outgained D.C. Everest 284-191 and held an 81/2 minute advantage in time of possession.
D.C. Everest 0 7 7 6 – 20
Stevens Point 0 14 7 7 – 28
SCORING PLAYS
Second Quarter
SP – Riley Warzynski 1 run (Cam Saeger kick)
DCE – Ty Strehlow 30 pass from Jack Bobinski (Alec Schuster kick)
SP – Danny Zdroik 12 pass from Warzynski (Saeger kick)
Third Quarter
DCE – Triton Schmidt 90 kickoff return (Schuster kick)
SP – Quinton Martin 2 pass from Warzynski (Saeger kick)
Fourth Quarter
DCE – Strehlow 24 pass from Bobinski (kick failed)
SP – Jaybreal Palbrach 4 run (Saeger kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – DCE: Brock Babiash 13-63. SP: Warzynski 11-10, Palbrach 24-61.
Passing – DCE: Bobinski 9-15-0-104. SP: Warzynski 13-27-0-213.
Receiving – DCE: Babiash 3-14, Strehlow 4-68. SP: Peyton Pumper 5-88, Ben Raczek 1-22, Jayden Zelinski 1-14, Zdroik 3-48, Martin 3-41.
WISCONSIN RAPIDS 39, HORTONVILLE 0
WISCONSIN RAPIDS – Leo Brostowitz’s 293 rushing yards and three touchdowns powered the Red Raiders to a win over the Polar Bears.
Brostowitz found the end zone on runs of 19, 41 and 80 yards.
Teal Lucas added 82 rushing yards and two touchdowns for Wisconsin Rapids.
Hortonville 0 0 0 0 – 0
Wisconsin Rapids 14 9 16 0 – 39
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
WR – Leo Brostowitz 41 run (Adam Kaup kick)
WR – Brostowitz 19 run (Kaup kick)
Second Quarter
WR – Teal Lucas 5 run (kick failed)
WR – Kaup 31 field goal
Third Quarter
WR – Brostowitz 80 run (Kaup kick)
WR – Lucas 61 run (Kaup kick)
WR – Safety
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Wisconsin Rapids: Brostowitz 20-293, Lucas 8-82.
Passing – Wisconsin Rapids: Caden Sengbusch 0-4-1-0.
AMHERST 29, MARKESAN 15
MARKESAN – The Falcons ran for 265 yards in the win over the Hornets.
Amherst, which scored 29 straight points after falling behind 8-0, was led by Landon Moe and Michael Benjamin who rushed for 145 and 103 yards, respectively.
Amherst 6 8 8 7 – 29
Markesan 8 0 0 7 – 15
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
M – Tyler Mast 30 run (Micah Kracht run)
A – Landon Moe 9 run (kick failed)
Second Quarter
A – Jake Hoffman 2 run (Hofman run)
Third Quarter
A – Jake Derezinski 12 pass from Moe (Ian Hall pass from Moe)
Fourth Quarter
A – Hoffman 6 run (Josh Bentley kick)
M – Kracht 5 run (kick good)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Amherst: Moe 21-145, Michael Benjamin 17-103. Markesan: Ryan Mast 14-53, Micah Kracht 11-51, Caleb Stoll 9-13.
Passing – Amherst: Moe 7-10-0-88. Markesan: Mast 2-6-1-32.
Receiving – Amherst: Derezenski 2-23, Sam Wangelin 1-32, Ian Hall 3-24. Markesan: Kracht 1-7, Logan Slate 1-25.
BANGOR 28, SPENCER/COLUMBUS 27
SPENCER – After a back-and-forth game, Samuel Cropp sealed the nail-biting win for Bangor with a 37-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter.
Tanner Jones and Cropp powered the Cardinals’ run game. Jones racked up 119 rushing yards and one touchdown, while Cropp rushed for 94 yards and the game-winning score. Jones also had a 12-yard receiving score. Ashton Michek completed 4-of-8 passes for 89 yards and two touchdowns to lead Bangor through the air.
Brock Bennington was a workhorse for Spencer/Columbus, compiling 223 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 30 carries. Bennington also booted a 43-yard field goal.
Spencer/Columbus 7 8 6 6 – 27
Bangor 7 9 6 6 – 28
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
B – Ashton Michek 12 pass from Tanner Jones (Michek kick)
S/C – Brock Bennington 24 run (Bennington kick)
Second Quarter
S/C – Will Gorst 12 run (Bennington kick)
S/C – Bennington 43 field goal
B – Colten Brezany 67 pass from Michek (run failed)
Third Quarter
S/C – Bennington 7 run (run failed)
B – Jones 64 run (kick blocked)
Fourth Quarter
S/C – Bennington 13 run (run failed)
B – Samuel Cropp 37 run (run failed)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Bangor: Jones 14-119, Cropp 16-94. Spencer/Columbus: Bennington 30-223, Gorst 15-60.
Passing – Bangor: Michek 4-8-0-89. Spencer/Columbus: Cole Timmler 1-4-0-0.
Receiving – Bangor: Brezany 2-77. Spencer/Columbus: Gorst 1-0.
COLBY 42, MARATHON 0
MARATHON – The Hornets scored five first-quarter touchdowns and held the Red Raiders to just 39 yards of offense in cruising to the win.
Brent Jeske led Colby with 84 yards rushing on just four carries. Mason Voss added 48 yards rushing on five carries.
Colby 35 0 7 0 – 42
Marathon 0 0 0 0 – 0
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
C – Caden Healy 2 run (Tucker Brost kick)
C – Brent Jeske 22 run (Brost kick)
C – Healy 7 interception return (Brost kick)
C – Mason Voss 28 run (Brost kick)
C – Voss 9 run (Brost kick)
Third Quarter
C – Brekyn Lieders 36 pass from Tucker Meyer (Brost kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Colby: Brent Jeske 4-84, Mason Voss 5-48. Marathon: Mason Seehafer 1-19, Tyler Underwood 2-11
Passing – Colby: Tucker Meyer 2-30-50. Marathon: Ben Robbins 2-7-35.
Receiving – Colby: Brekyn Lieders 1-36. Marathon: Daniel LaQua 1-30.
MOSINEE 27, LAKELAND 12
LAKELAND – Mosinee built a 20-6 halftime lead and cruised to a win over Lakeland.
Trevor Garski completed 23-of-38 passes for 247 yards and two touchdowns to lead Mosinee’s offense, while Barnes Bunkelman added 80 rushing yards and a touchdown.
Keagan Jirschele was Garski’s favorite target, catching 10 passes for 143 yards and a touchdown.
Jacob Hayes took a kickoff 67 yards for a Lakeland touchdown.
Mosinee 13 7 7 0 – 27
Lakeland 6 0 6 0 – 12
First Quarter
L – Jacob Hayes 67 kickoff return (kick blocked)
M – Barnes Bunkelman 51 run (kick failed)
M – Keagan Jirschele 44 pass from Trevor Garski (Eli Miland kick)
Second Quarter
M – Wyatt Harris 1 run (Miland kick)
Third Quarter
M – Garski 2 run (Miland kick)
L – Mikel Allen 12 pass from Brayden Wiczek (kick blocked)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – Mosinee: Bunkelman 6-80.
Passing – Mosinee: Garski 23-38-1-247.
Receiving – Mosinee: Jirschele 10-143, Davin Stoffel 6-88.
ATHENS 72, LAKE HOLCOMBE 14 (THURSDAY)
LAKE HOLCOMBE – Caleb Borchardt and Cooper Diedrich combined for five rushing touchdowns to lead the Bluejays over Lake Holcombe.
Diedrich finished with158 yards rushing and two touchdowns, while Borchardt had 60 yards rushing and three touchdowns.
Diedrich also threw for one score and Borchardt caught a pass for a touchdown.
Athens outgained Lake Holcombe 460-140 while running just 30 plays, compared to 56 for Lake Holcombe.
Athens 24 32 16 0 – 72
Lake Holcombe 0 6 8 0 – 14
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
A – Evan Wantlin 57 pass from Aden Janke (Caden Decker run)
A – Cooper Diedrich 46 run (Caleb Borchardt run)
A – Borchardt 30 pass from Diedrich (Borchardt run)
Second Quarter
A – Diedrich 59 run (Diedrich run)
A – Decker 20 run (Janke pass from Diedrich)
A – Diedrich 32 interception return (Janke pass from Diedrich)
LH – Parker Miller 10 pass from Max Sauerwein (extra point failed)
A – Borchardt 14 run (Janke pass from Diedrich)
Third Quarter
A – Borchardt 5 run (Borchardt run)
A – Borchardt 30 run (Jakob Annala run)
LH – Sam Ever 5 pass from Sauerwein (Sauerwein run)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing – A: Diecdrich 4-158, Borchardt 7-60, Decker 5-54, Annala 6-48. LH: Sauerwein 30-83, Miller 7-24.
Passing – A: Diedrich 3-5-0-79, Janke 1-1-0-56. LH: Sauerwein 4-8-1-58.
Receiving – A: Borchardt 1-30, Wantlin 1-56, Janke 1-43, Decker 1-6. LH: Parker Miller 1-11, Ever 2-12, Nathan Jones 1-40.
GIRLS TENNIS
WAUSAU WEST 6, HAMILTON 1
Mia Bailey WW def. Anabela Gainizamanov 6-0, 6-1; Quin Babiarz WW def. Maddie Reischel 6-0, 6-1; Ruby Edmundson WW def. Serena Evers 6-4, 5-7, 10-3; Maggie DeCleene H def. Stella Harder 6-1, 6-0.
Anika Eder/Katie Meyer WW def. Julia Gainizamanov/Julia Bruch 6-1, 6-3; Ashley Zoborowski/Mollie Lemke WW def. Maggie Watson/Rebecca Skelton 6-0, 6-2; Kateland Sillars/Abby Names WW def. Maggie Beverung/Nicole Gall 6-3, 4-6, 12-10.
Varsity high school coaches or their statisticians should email results to sports@gannettwisconsin.com.
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