High school sports results for Saturday, Oct. 17
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GIRLS TENNIS
WIAA State Championships
MADISON - Lillianna Graf and Maria Cristescu of De Pere won the Division 1 state championship in doubles at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
Graf and Cristescu, the No. 4 seed, defeated Isabella Heidenberger and Iris Liu of Arrowhead, the No. 3 seed, 4-6, 6-4, 10-7 in the first-place match to win the state title.
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Graf and Cristescu advanced to the championship by beating No. 1 seed Sydney Michalkiewicz and Rebekah Thomas of Neenah 2-6, 7-6 (14), 10-7 in a wild semifinal match.
Michalkiewicz and Thomas came back to beat No. 2 seed Zoja Selak and Sienna Bonfilio of Brookfield East 5-7, 7-6 (7), 10-6 in the third-place match.
Celia Gentile of Neenah, the No. 5 seed, took third place in Division 1 singles when Charlotte Meyer of Elkhorn defaulted in the third-place match.
Gentile lost to No. 1 seed Natalia Martinez of Brookfield East 6-0, 6-1 in a semifinal match. Martinez went on to beat Brhianna Curro of Homestead 6-1, 6-3 in the first-place match to win the state title.
Top-seeded Ava Miller and Parker Van Dusen of Kenosha St. Joseph Catholic won the Division 2 doubles state title with a 6-3, 6-3 win over No. 2 seed Grace Saller and Hope Saller of Saint Thomas More.
Halle Janssen and Ella Chier of St. Mary Catholic, the No. 7 seed, took fifth place with a 7-6 (2), 7-5 win over Eva Willenbring and Hannah Miller of Aquinas in the fifth-place match.
Kylie Matz of Brookfield Academy won the Division 2 singles championship with a 6-3, 6-2 victory over Sasha Quandt of Lourdes Academy in the final.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Spartan Invite
LUXEMBURG - Luxemburg-Casco took first place at the 12-team tournament with a 4-0 record.
The Spartans beat Shawano 25-15, 25-23, Sevastopol 25-18, 25-18, Wisconsin Lutheran 19-25, 26-24, 15-7 and Mosinee 26-24, 25-21.
Aubrey Frey had 56 kills, 29 digs, four blocks and five aces for Luxemburg-Casco. Claire Schleis had 68 assists and 21 kills, Stella Schleis had 36 assists, Ali Jansen had 23 kills and Jenna Annoye had 33 digs for the Spartans.
“We played well today. I loved how we carried a lot of the things we focused on this week in practice into the matches today. It was a great way to end the regular season,” Luxemburg-Casco coach Jeff Frey said.
NEW Lutheran Blazer Tournament
GREEN BAY - Green Bay NEW Lutheran finished 3-1 on the day, defeating Algoma 25-18, 25-17 and Valley Christian 25-18, 25-17 in pool play.
The Blazers then fell to Brillion 25-18, 25-23 in the Gold Bracket before beating Florence 23-25, 25-19, 15-10 to take the consolation gold.
Paige Loock had 35 kills, 30 digs, nine blocks and seven aces for NEW Lutheran. Olivia Kirchner had 81 assists, 28 digs and seven aces. Kiley Dhein added 28 kills, 23 digs and 10 aces, Hailey Monfre had 17 kills, 18 digs and six aces, and Meredith Lemke-Scott had 52 digs.
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Neenah Invite
NEENAH - Kimberly placed second at the 18-team invite, finishing with a 4-1 record.
The Papermakers beat Fort Atkinson 25-23, 25-16, Madison Memorial 25-21, 25-19, Fond du Lac 10-25, 25-23, 15-11 and Appleton West 17-25, 25-16, 15-11. Fifth-ranked Franklin beat Kimberly 25-16, 21-25, 15-11.
Alex Krause had 46 kills and four aces, Will Vander Loop had 81 assists and three blocks, and Bo Grabner added 18 kills and three blocks for Kimberly.
Other leaders for the Papermakers were Aidan Engebos with seven kills and five blocks, Brett Bennett with 14 kills, three aces and two blocks, Kian Lamers with 18 kills, Noah Xiong with 31 digs and three aces, and Rhys Larsen with 17 assists.
FOOTBALL
Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas 31, Flambeau 18
FLAMBEAU – Isaac Peterson ran for 128 yards and two touchdowns for Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas in the first-round 8-player playoff game.
Peterson had a 60-yard touchdown run in the first quarter and added a 3-yard TD run in the second quarter.
Lucas Farley completed 5 of 9 passes for 105 yards and a touchdown for Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas, which jumped out to a 20-0 lead.
Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas, the No. 5 seed, will play at No. 1 seed Oshkosh Valley Christian in the second round.
Lena/St. Thomas 14 6 0 11 – 31
Flambeau 0 0 6 12 – 18
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
L/STA – Isaac Peterson 60 run (run failed)
L/STA – Jake Farley 36 pass from Lucas Farley (Lucas Farley run)
Second Quarter
L/STA – Isaac Peterson 3 run (run failed)
Third Quarter
F – Myles Lybert 40 run (run failed)
Fourth Quarter
F – Lybert 1 run (pass failed)
L/STA – Carson Joyce 25 run (Luke Koslowsky run)
L/STA – Jake Farley 23 field goal
F – Myles Lybert 80 run (kick failed)
CROSS-COUNTRY
Bay Conference Championships
GIRLS
WINNECONNE 22, XAVIER 88, SEYMOUR 92, NEW LONDON 99, SHAWANO COMMUNITY 114, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 129, GREEN BAY EAST 136
Top individuals: 1, Quinn LeRoy WIN 19:48.8; 2, Jaelyn Hill SEY 20:20.6; 3, Ruby Kuehn WIN 20:52.1; 4, Anna Feuerstahler FVL 20:52.2; 5, Rowyn Marsh WIN 21:17.4; 6, Audra Post MEN 21:28.2; 7, Lydia Luce WIN 21:28.3; 8, Abby Barnes WIN 21:34.8; 9, Mikelah Powers SHA 21:36.8; 10, Sarah Daly NL 21:45.5; 11, Raena Lambie XAV 21:48.4; 12, Jordyn Peper GBE 21:56.7; 13, Thressa Voight NL 22:06.4; 14, Madilyn Powers SHA 22:09.9; 15, Treya Schadrie SEY 22:10.6.
BOYS
WINNECONNE 43, SHAWANO COMMUNITY 47, NEW LONDON 96, XAVIER 100, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 102, MENASHA 137, GREEN BAY WEST 204, GREEN BAY EAST 236
Top individuals: 1, Braden Clarke NL 15:56.8; 2, Logan Boehnlein SEY 16:44.4; 3, Tyler Bostwick WIN 17:34.9; 4, Elijah Gottschalk XAV 17:34.9; 5, Josiah Kuehl SHA 17:47.2; 6, Teagan Harkey SHA 17:49.0; 7, Carson Williams FVL 17:49.4; 8, Joey Shepherd WIN 17:58.5; 9, Aloysius Frechette SHA 17:59.0; 10, Merrick Heise WIN 18:00.4; 11, Jackson Morton WIN 18:00.6; 12, Caleb Williams FVL 18:01.6; 13, Quinten Harkey SHA 18:04.7; 14, Onan Retzlaff NL 18:19.8; 15, Pascal Mfura MEN 18:20.7.
Eastern Wisconsin Conference Championships
GIRLS
BRILLION 54, VALDERS 63, CHILTON 85, KIEL 92, TWO RIVERS 110, SHEBOYGAN FALLS 114, NEW HOLSTEIN 176
Top individuals: 1, Andi Gallagher TR 19:10.7; 2, Alana Kempen BRI 20:11.9; 3, Paige Backus VAL 20:20.4; 4, Sage Bartel BRI 20:30.6; 5, Alyssa Wagner VAL 20:39.1; 6, Leighton Erickson TR 20:44.4; 7, Oriya Wieting CHI 20:45.9; 8, Cara Madson KIE 20:52.1; 9, Evalyn Schafer KIE 21:03.9; 10, Nina Kraus KIE 21:04.9; 11, Beth Steffen SF 21:11.1; 12, Elsa Kuehn CHI 21:19.4; 13, Morgan Mueller CHI 21:22.5; 14, Isabell Kempen BRI 21:23.4; 15, Brittyn Zutz BRI 21:30.2.
BOYS
VALDERS 54, NEW HOLSTEIN 76, SHEBOYGAN FALLS 112, TWO RIVERS 113, KIEL 127, CHILTON 131, RONCALLI 133, BRILLION 161
Top individuals: 1, Austin Helms KIE 16:53.5; 2, Nolan Fladvid SF 17:37.7; 3, Elliott Onesti RON 17:48.0; 4, Lucas Mills VAL 17:54.7; 5, Landon Kees NH 18:11.2; 6, Owen Ziegelbauer CHI 18:21.2; 7, William Lee KIE 18:21.3; 8, Ethan Fuka VAL 18:26.5; 9, Evan Radandt TR 18:33.2; 10, Kolten Schisel VAL 18:35.2; 11, James Hoffmann TR 18:44.0; 12, Kaden Essert TR 18:49.6; 13, Aaron Meyer NH 19:00.0; 14, Owen Platner CHI 19:00.5; 15, Ethan Lau VAL 19:05.1.
Big East Conference Championships
GIRLS
OOSTBURG 60, KOHLER 89, OZAUKEE 97, MISHICOT 118, SHEBOYGAN AREA LUTHERAN 123, CEDAR GROVE-BELGIUM 123, MANITOWOC LUTHERAN 129, SAINT MARY CATHOLIC 178, RANDOM LAKE 210
Top individuals: 1, Maggie Behler KOH 18:32.8; 2, Brynlee Schmidt CGB 19:06.4; 3, Lillian Pociask KOH 19:41.1; 4, Kelsie Dekker OOS 19:57.6; 5, Lydia Schmidt CGB 20:17.8; 6, Hailey Dondlinger MIS 20:19.5; 7, Ali LeMahieu OOS 20:22.5; 8, Ella Heronymus SAL 20:35.4; 9, Amira Edwards OOS 20:40.7; 10, Juliana Doerner MIS 20:45.9; 11, Temperance Farmer ML 20:45.9; 12, Madison Glaeser OZ 20:47.5; 13, Brooklynn Lauters OZ 21:01.8; 14, Nina Goedeke HG 21:03.4; 15, Jillian Knehans OZ 21:07.1.
BOYS
KOHLER 32, SHEBOYGAN AREA LUTHERAN 76, OZAUKEE 80, MANITOWOC LUTHERAN 106, CEDAR GROVE-BELGIUM 115, MISHICOT 194, SHEBOYGAN CHRISTIAN 213, SAINT MARY CATHOLIC 235, HOWARDS GROVE 244, OOSTBURG 250, HILBERT 266, ELKHART LAKE-GLENBEULAH 339
Top individuals: 1, Magnus Avery KOH 16:05.5; 2, Eddy Giebler SAL 16:06.8; 3, Oscar Voice KOH 16:34.5; 4, Nicholas Schubert OZ 16:42.0; 5, Oscar Gumm KOH 16:49.0; 6, Titus Gottschalk SAL 16:49.4; 7, Cable De Troye CGB 16:50.3; 8, Max Alvarez KOH 17:03.0; 9, Sterling Schanen OZ 17:08.6; 10, Wyatt Borchardt OZ 17:09.7; 11, Liam Beiersdorf HG 17:09.8; 12, Fritz Staner SMC 17:16.0; 13, Carsten Huenink CGB 17:17.3; 14, Philip Melso ML 17:18.8; 15, Brewer Jensen KOH 17:25.4.
This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: High school sports results for Saturday, Oct. 17