The Algoma Wolves boy’s basketball team will look to take down the Southern Door Eagles on Tuesday night.

The Wolves enter the matchup winless in conference and non-conference play. Southern Door enters this matchup at the top of the Packerland Conference standings at 4-0 while the Wolves sit tied in last place at 0-3. Eagles senior Nate Everard and company will look to improve to 5-0, but Algoma’s leading scorer Trevor Nell will look to put a stop to Southern Doors conference win streak. The first whistle will sound at 7:30pm.

The Algoma Wolves girls’ basketball team suffered a loss to the Southern Door Eagles on Monday evening, 68-40.

The Wolves pulled ahead for an early 3-0 lead but could not hold on for long as the Eagles gathered a 15-5 scoring run led by senior Nicole Norton who had 14 points in the first half. After consecutive defensive stops by Southern Door, the Wolves were unable to gather a scoring rhythm and finished the first half down 29-11. Junior Ella Madden of the Wolves started out the second half with a swish jumper but within a matter of seconds the Eagles stopped the momentum with a basket of their own. The Eagles applied a half-court press midway through the second half to the Wolves and that was all she wrote. Norton led all scorers, finishing with 30 points on the day while Algoma was led by sophomore Emily Kirchman with 15 points. The Eagles improved to 4-0 in conference and head back home tomorrow to face the undefeated Brillion Lions at 7pm. The Wolves remained winless and are set to play next on January 4th, 2021 against Sevastopol.

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The Algoma Wolves girls’ basketball team will see another conference win opportunity this Friday night against the Peshtigo Bulldogs. Hannah Wiese and Emily Kirchman are among the Wolves top scorers and will look to lead their pack to their first victory of the season and help tally a win to their conference record as well. Peshtigo presents a 2-1 record entering this matchup and are riding back-to-back wins. The Wolves will travel to Peshtigo for a 7:30pm start time.

The Algoma Wolves boys’ basketball team suffered a vicious loss to the Oconto Blue Devils on Thursday night, 74-30.

 The Wolves found no help offensively and could not contain the Blue Devils. Oconto jumped out to a 18-point halftime lead and proceeded with a dominant offensive performance. Trevor Nell led the Wolves with 16 points, which accounted for over half of Algoma’s points. Josh Woller led the way for Oconto with 15 points. The Wolves move to 0-2 and will face Gibraltar on Saturday at home for a 7:30pm tip-off.

The Algoma Wolves boys’ basketball team will face the Oconto Blue Devils for a Packerland feature on Thursday night. The Wolves will travel to Oconto in hopes of another opportunity to take a conference win. Oconto is 3-1 in conference and sits at the top of the conference standings while the Wolves are in the bottom half. Algoma will travel to Oconto for a 7:30pm tip-off.

The Algoma Wolves girls’ basketball team took a harsh conference loss to the Oconto Blue Devils on Tuesday evening, 54-43. The Wolves came into the matchup with limited game time experience under their belt. Both squads entered the matchup with zero wins but that changed for Oconto who prevailed for a win even though Algoma showed promising play. The Wolves started the night off ahead 3-0 which did not hold for long due to an 11 point scoring run by Oconto. The Wolves found themselves down at halftime 29-16. Oconto did start the second half well until Algoma strained some buckets together to bring the game within two possessions, 40-36. After the Wolves narrowed the lead, the Blue Devils pulled away for an 11 point victory. Algoma will visit Peshtigo on Friday night for a 7pm conference match.

The Algoma Wolves girls’ basketball team will host the Oconto Blue Devils on Tuesday night for a conference battle. The Wolves enter their second game of the year 0-1 while the Blue Devils are 0-2 on the season with one of their losses coming in conference. Hannah Wiese and Emily Kirchman are among the Wolves top scorers and will look to lead their pack to their first victory of the season and help tally a win to their conference record as well. The battle tips-off at 7:30pm.

The Algoma Wolves girls’ basketball team is traveling to the east side of Green Bay for a conference matchup with the NEW Lutheran Blazers. Algoma enters this contest 0-1 on the season and is coming off a nine day rest period due to a COVID-19 cancelation game that was slated for December 4th. The Wolves head coach Mark Zastrow will have his team prepared for an 0-1 Blazers squad. The first whistle sounds at 7:30pm. 

The Algoma Wolves girls' basketball team outscored the Gibraltar Vikings in the second half but it was not enough as they fell 44-43 in the first game of their regular season.

Down four at the break, the Wolves outscored the Vikings 22-19 in the second half and held the lead heading to the final moments. A Sage Krause three in the final moments of the game spoiled the effort for the Wolves team. Hannah Wiese led all Wolves players with 16 points while Emily Kirchman scored another 13 points in the loss. Krause led all scorers with 17 points.

The Wolves will look to even their record at 1-1 when they play Sevastopol on December 7th.