Coming off a bye, the Kewaunee High School girls’ basketball team got a taste of postseason play Friday night. Kewaunee survived against Denmark, 50-46. It was close throughout, the Storm nursed a one-point halftime lead and never could pull away. Denmark plays in the North Eastern Conference, against larger schools. Sharpened by a tougher level of competition, the Vikings were able to give state-ranked Kewaunee everything they could handle.

Kewaunee’s leading scorer was Hailey Gaedtke (15 points), followed closely by Mackenzie Tlachac (14). Denmark’s Jessica Heraly had a game-high 21 points. Kewaunee returns to the court Saturday, another home game against Kewaskum. The Indians wrecked Brillion Friday, 55-28.

The road to another podium finish for Jack Severin begins today in Madison as the Kewaunee senior wrestles his first match at the state tournament.

Severin will face Somerset's Tommy Hantsbarger at 126 pounds in Division 2 when the session begins at 11:15 a.m.

The road to Green Bay finally begins for the Kewaunee girls basketball team Friday night when they host Denmark Friday night.

The Storm enters the game 21-1 on the season and on a 16 game winning streak. The Vikings were the first matchup of the season for the Storm, beating them on the road 60-46. Denmark outscored Two Rivers by 15 in the first half in its 56-41 victory on Tuesday to advance to the second round. The winner of the game will advance to Friday's regional final against either Kewaskum or Brillion. A Storm win would ensure one more home game for the Storm. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m.

Photo courtesy of Kewaunee PR Committee Facebook page

The Kewaunee High School boys’ basketball team did what it had to do Monday night against Sevastopol, easily defeating the Pioneers, 79-39. Kewaunee ends the regular season against Southern Door in a rematch of a 44-43 nail biter from earlier in the season. That lone point is the difference in the Packerland standings with Kewaunee in first and the Eagles trailing close behind in second. The game tips at 7:30 PM.

Going up from Division 3 to Division 2 did not mean much to Kewaunee's Jack Severin.

Severin won the 126 pound weight class at the Oconto Falls sectional on Saturday, punching his ticket to the state tournament in Madison. He will await his opponent when his route to another state medal begins on Friday.

WIAA D2 Sect. @ Oconto Falls Results for Kewaunee

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Jack Severin (44-3) placed 1st and scored 18.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Jack Severin (Kewaunee) 44-3 won by decision over Chase Kmosena (Mosinee) 32-7 (Dec 5-1)

Semifinal - Jack Severin (Kewaunee) 44-3 won by decision over Colby McHugh (Freedom) 30-12 (Dec 3-0)

1st Place Match - Jack Severin (Kewaunee) 44-3 won by decision over Chad Moegenburg (Wittenberg-Birn.) 41-5 (Dec 5-1)

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Mitchell Thompson (28-12) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Wyatt Esker (Wittenberg-Birn.) 41-5 won by fall over Mitchell Thompson (Kewaunee) 28-12 (Fall 3:46)

Cons. Semi - Logan Heimbruch (New London) 37-10 won by decision over Mitchell Thompson (Kewaunee) 28-12 (Dec 5-2)

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Mason Jeanquart (20-20) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Aidan Stary (Oconto Falls) 28-18 won by major decision over Mason Jeanquart (Kewaunee) 20-20 (MD 9-1)

The Kewaunee High School boys’ basketball team controlled Peshtigo from the start Friday night en route to a 75-47 victory. Kewaunee stretched an 11-point halftime lead to the final commanding margin of victory. The win pushes the Storm to 13-1 in the conference, a game ahead of Southern Door with two games to play. One of those contests just so happens to be against the Eagles. Before Thursday’s potential championship contest, Kewaunee has to make a trip to Sevastopol Monday night. The Pioneers edged Gibraltar Friday in a mild upset.

The Kewaunee High School boys’ basketball team maintained their slim one-game lead in the Packerland standings…barely. The Storm eked past Oconto on the road, 60-57, in a seesaw affair Tuesday. It was the only Packerland varsity contest that was played as scheduled due to the morning’s winter storm. Kewaunee Schools operated on a two-hour delay, and that may have affected the Storm. Earlier in the season, Kewaunee beat Oconto handily, 70-48, as a comparison.

Both teams had three players reach double figures. Ryan Carmichael netted 23 to lead Kewaunee while Oconto was paced by 16 from Josh Woller. Kewaunee is back on the court Friday against Peshtigo.

*Photo courtesy of Jennie LeCaptain and the Kewaunee PR Committee Facebook page.

The Kewaunee High School girls’ basketball team rolled against Sevastopol Monday night, 76-42. Four players reached double figures as the Storm continue to work in more and more rest for key players, gearing up for the postseason beginning next week. That trend started in a comfortable victory at home against Gibraltar on January 31st when Mackenzie Tlachac had just eight points in limited minutes. 

Kewaunee is ranked number five in the state at the Division 3 level with a 20-1 record. Their only loss was at (10) Valders. Kewaunee remains perfect in the Packerland Conference with one game left, Thursday at Southern Door.

Denmark provided tough matchup for defending regional champion Kewaunee in Division 2. The Storm had Jack Severin win his weight class along with Mason Jeanquart.  Mitchell Thompson clinched his sectional appearance with a second-place finish.

WIAA D2 Reg.4 @ Denmark Results for Kewaunee

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Matt Wery (17-15) placed 4th and scored 7.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Matt Wery (Kewaunee) 17-15 received a bye () (Bye)

Semifinal - Garrett Ulness (Valders) 21-18 won by decision over Matt Wery (Kewaunee) 17-15 (Dec 10-9)

3rd Place Match - Tyler Derenne (Luxemburg-Casco) 17-20 won by major decision over Matt Wery (Kewaunee) 17-15 (MD 9-0)

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Max Severin (31-10) placed 3rd and scored 17.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Max Severin (Kewaunee) 31-10 received a bye () (Bye)

Semifinal - Max Severin (Kewaunee) 31-10 won by fall over Brady Stencil (Denmark) 3-6 (Fall 3:21)

1st Place Match - Nolan Hansen (Two Rivers) 30-12 won by fall over Max Severin (Kewaunee) 31-10 (Fall 1:00)

2nd Place Match - Hunter Joniaux (Luxemburg-Casco) 31-12 won by fall over Max Severin (Kewaunee) 31-10 (Fall 1:41)

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Jack Severin (41-3) placed 1st and scored 25.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Jack Severin (Kewaunee) 41-3 received a bye () (Bye)

Semifinal - Jack Severin (Kewaunee) 41-3 won by tech fall over Gabe Ragsdale (Two Rivers) 21-13 (TF-1.5 4:57 (16-1))

1st Place Match - Jack Severin (Kewaunee) 41-3 won by tech fall over Cole Tenor (Denmark) 25-7 (TF-1.5 4:10 (18-3))

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Logan Steinhorst (26-11) placed 4th and scored 7.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Logan Steinhorst (Kewaunee) 26-11 received a bye () (Bye)

Semifinal - Jack Schmitz (Denmark) 26-13 won by major decision over Logan Steinhorst (Kewaunee) 26-11 (MD 13-1)

3rd Place Match - Ryan Routhieaux (Luxemburg-Casco) 28-14 won by decision over Logan Steinhorst (Kewaunee) 26-11 (Dec 7-6)

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Mitchell Thompson (28-10) placed 2nd and scored 18.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Mitchell Thompson (Kewaunee) 28-10 received a bye () (Bye)

Semifinal - Mitchell Thompson (Kewaunee) 28-10 won by decision over Tristan Thiry (Luxemburg-Casco) 21-18 (Dec 6-5)

1st Place Match - Ethan Schwartz (Denmark) 27-4 won by decision over Mitchell Thompson (Kewaunee) 28-10 (Dec 8-2)

2nd Place Match - Mitchell Thompson (Kewaunee) 28-10 won by no contest over Tristan Thiry (Luxemburg-Casco) 21-18 (NC)

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Nathan VanGoethem (22-14) placed 3rd and scored 11.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Nathan VanGoethem (Kewaunee) 22-14 received a bye () (Bye)

Semifinal - Isaac Blohowiak (Luxemburg-Casco) 20-13 won by fall over Nathan VanGoethem (Kewaunee) 22-14 (Fall 1:05)

3rd Place Match - Nathan VanGoethem (Kewaunee) 22-14 won by major decision over Tim Yeager (Valders) 12-14 (MD 8-0)

2nd Place Match - Isaac Blohowiak (Luxemburg-Casco) 20-13 won by no contest over Nathan VanGoethem (Kewaunee) 22-14 (NC)

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Mason Jeanquart (20-19) placed 1st and scored 24.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Mason Jeanquart (Kewaunee) 20-19 received a bye () (Bye)

Semifinal - Mason Jeanquart (Kewaunee) 20-19 won by fall over Colin Jackson (Two Rivers) 4-12 (Fall 3:06)

1st Place Match - Mason Jeanquart (Kewaunee) 20-19 won by decision over Riley Ullmer (Denmark) 15-11 (Dec 9-8)

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Logan Kubetz (18-8) placed 3rd and scored 12.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Logan Kubetz (Kewaunee) 18-8 received a bye () (Bye)

Semifinal - Eagan Babiash (Denmark) 17-17 won by decision over Logan Kubetz (Kewaunee) 18-8 (Dec 5-4)

3rd Place Match - Logan Kubetz (Kewaunee) 18-8 won by fall over Logan Perry (Two Rivers) 3-12 (Fall 1:38)

2nd Place Match - Eagan Babiash (Denmark) 17-17 won by no contest over Logan Kubetz (Kewaunee) 18-8 (NC)

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Ezra Ducat (10-17) placed 4th and scored 7.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Ezra Ducat (Kewaunee) 10-17 received a bye () (Bye)

Semifinal - Mason Karl (Denmark) 17-13 won by fall over Ezra Ducat (Kewaunee) 10-17 (Fall 4:55)

3rd Place Match - Devin Wachowski (Two Rivers) 12-19 won by decision over Ezra Ducat (Kewaunee) 10-17 (Dec 10-3)

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Jason Reinke (30-11) placed 3rd and scored 15.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Jason Reinke (Kewaunee) 30-11 received a bye () (Bye)

Semifinal - Jason Reinke (Kewaunee) 30-11 won by decision over Joseph Chervenka (Luxemburg-Casco) 7-16 (Dec 7-6)

1st Place Match - Luke Abrahamson (Denmark) 22-9 won by fall over Jason Reinke (Kewaunee) 30-11 (Fall 2:56)

2nd Place Match - Anderson Kopidlansky (Two Rivers) 17-16 won by decision over Jason Reinke (Kewaunee) 30-11 (Dec 10-9)

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Alex Romero (15-21) placed 3rd and scored 9.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Alex Romero (Kewaunee) 15-21 received a bye () (Bye)

Semifinal - Travis LeGrave (Luxemburg-Casco) 25-11 won by fall over Alex Romero (Kewaunee) 15-21 (Fall 0:54)

3rd Place Match - Alex Romero (Kewaunee) 15-21 received a bye () (Bye)

2nd Place Match - Charlie St. Peter (Denmark) 25-10 won by fall over Alex Romero (Kewaunee) 15-21 (Fall 1:23)

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Jacob VanGoethem (13-14) placed 4th and scored 11.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Jacob VanGoethem (Kewaunee) 13-14 won by fall over Connor Sanford (Two Rivers) 6-18 (Fall 4:39)

Semifinal - Gabe Wertel (Denmark) 33-3 won by fall over Jacob VanGoethem (Kewaunee) 13-14 (Fall 0:29)

3rd Place Match - Nicholas West (Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol) 21-17 won by fall over Jacob VanGoethem (Kewaunee) 13-14 (Fall 0:24)

After 18 minutes of play Friday night, the Kewaunee High School girls’ basketball team found themselves leading tenuously in what can only be described as a slugfest. A strong second half allowed the Storm to improve a 15-13 advantage to a 49-25 final score. Mackenzie Tlachac was the only Kewaunee player to crack double figures, finishing with 17 points. 

The Storm has two regular-season games remaining against Sevastopol and Southern Door. Kewaunee has already clinched the championship as they hold a five-game edge over Gibraltar and Peshtigo in second place.

The Kewaunee High School boys’ basketball team defeated NEW Lutheran, 81-53, on Thursday night. The win pushes the Storm to 15-3 overall, 11-1 in the Packerland Conference with four games left in the regular season. Kewaunee saw several great performances Thursday including 24 points from Alex Rohr. Ryan Carmichael added 18 with Tanor Bortolini chipping in 14 points. 

Kewaunee has retaken sole possession of first place in the conference but there are plenty of potential hurdles between now and the final game. The Storm will face Oconto and Peshtigo who are both in the upper half of the Packerland standings, and they end the season against Southern Door who remains only a game back of Kewaunee.

The Kewaunee High School girls’ basketball team rolled Tuesday in a complete effort against Oconto, topping the Blue Devils 72-41. Kewaunee yielded only 13 points to Oconto in the opening frame and still outscored the Blue Devils after the break while cycling in reserves. Mackenzie Tlachac had a game-high 23 points with Ashley Pawlitzky’s 17 offering strong support.

Kewaunee remains perfect in the Packerland Conference with three games remaining. Friday they travel to Peshtigo.

The Kewaunee High School boys’ basketball team picked up a huge road win against ranked Shiocton Monday night, 75-70. Coming just weeks before the start of the postseason tournament it is a nice feather in the cap for the conference that should help the seeding of top teams including Sturgeon Bay and Southern Door.

Ryan Carmichael led the Storm with 21 points but it was senior guard Tyler Hensley provided the exclamation points with 5 baskets from behind the arc.

Kewaunee’s remaining games are all conference contests. They host NEW Lutheran on Thursday night. 

The road to Madison begins with regional tournaments across the state this Saturday for area wrestlers.  Kewaunee’s Jack Severin, Southern Door’s Grant Englebert, and Luxemburg-Casco’s Lucas Joniaux and Reece Worachek are all looking to return to the podium at the Kohl Center. Severin will likely face even stiffer competition than in previous years after Kewaunee was bumped up to Division 2, now sharing the regional with teams like Two Rivers and Luxemburg-Casco. Severin told DoorCountyDailyNews.com last month that he is ready for the challenge.

Luxemburg-Casco, Kewaunee, and Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol will wrestle at Denmark while Southern Door heads to Brillion for their respective regional tournaments. First session begins at 10:30 a.m.

The Kewaunee High School girls’ basketball team rebounded from their first loss of the season on Thursday night against a familiar opponent. The Storm and Gibraltar met in Kewaunee last week with the return engagement in Fish Creek six days later. Kewaunee bested the Vikings, 74-46. It wasn’t as easy as the score indicates though. The Storm netted 47 points in the second half to pull away.

For Kewaunee, four players reached double figures. Mackenzie Tlachac paced the Storm with 21. Gibraltar had some sterling performances as well, but not as much depth. Abbigael Sitte netted 19 points and Sage Krause had 16 with the remaining players accounting for only 11 points total.

Gibraltar is at Oconto Saturday night while Kewaunee rests until Monday when they host NEW Lutheran. 

After cementing their place as Packerland Conference champions with a win over Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol, the Kewaunee Storm wrestling team is back in action Friday night.

Wrestling against an undermanned but competitive Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol squard, the Storm won the dual 62-6, The Storm will travel to Oconto Falls for their last matches of the regular season. In addition to facing the host school, the Storm is also expected to face Green Bay Preble and Sheboygan South. The tri-dual is expected to begin at 5:30 p.m.

The Kewaunee High School boys’ basketball team took advantage of a nonconference game against winless Mishicot, prevailing easily by an 89-44 margin. The Storm shined in the second half, outscoring the Indians 46-14. 

The next game for Kewaunee is also of the nonconference variety but the difficulty level will greatly enhanced. Shiocton is 13-2 overall, 7-1 in the Central Wisconsin Conference. They played a familiar opponent Tuesday, taking out the Packerland’s NEW Lutheran, 89-40. Kewaunee travels to Shiocton Monday.

Game number 16 of the 2019-2020 season marks the first defeat for the Kewaunee High School girls’ basketball team. The Storm fell at Valders, 50-43, on Tuesday night. The Vikings are no slouches, possibly the best team Kewaunee has faced all year. They now possess a 15-2 record and remain undefeated at home. For a Storm team that has been a cut above conference competition, it was good preparation for the state tournament that begins later this month. 

Kewaunee got off to a slow start scoring just 15 points in the first half. Valders got 19 points from Emma Wagner and 12 from Kendra Hickmann which gave the Vikings just enough offense to hang on in the second half. Kewaunee’s next game is Thursday against Gibraltar.

Wrestling is not an easy sport and Kewaunee knows that better than almost anyone. The Storm clinched their third straight Packerland Conference title last week against Southern Door with a hard-fought 51-24 victory. The team is a two-time defending regional champion, but an enrollment increase bumped them up to Division 2. That places them in the same bracket as another local, multi-year regional champion in Luxemburg-Casco and other tough squads in Denmark, Valders, Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol and Two Rivers. Head coach Dan Steinhorst says the competition level has certainly risen but says his wrestlers are ready for the challenge.

Before they get to next weekend's regional tournament, Kewaunee will wrap up its Packerland Conference slate with a 7 p.m. home meet against Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol.

Great performance from our 10 high schoolers today. Finishing 3rd as a team! Also bringing home two individual 1st places from Jason Reinke and Jack Severin! Way to go!

Results-

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Matt Wery (14-12) placed 5th and scored 40.0 team points.

Championship Bracket - Matt Wery (Kewaunee) 14-12 received a bye () (Bye)
Championship Bracket - Irie Jackson (Madison La Follette) 19-16 won by fall over Matt Wery (Kewaunee) 14-12 (Fall 1:45)
Consolation Bracket - Matt Wery (Kewaunee) 14-12 won by fall over Ryan Haffelder (Jefferson) 11-14 (Fall 0:37)
Consolation Bracket - Matt Wery (Kewaunee) 14-12 won by fall over Christopher Stonestreet (Waterloo) 11-17 (Fall 0:42)
Consolation Bracket - Matt Wery (Kewaunee) 14-12 won by major decision over Luke Mezatis (Kenosha Christian Life) 20-15 (MD 11-0)
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Max Severin (25-8) placed 5th and scored 36.0 team points.

Championship Bracket - Max Severin (Kewaunee) 25-8 received a bye () (Bye)
Championship Bracket - Alex Wicks (Stoughton) 17-19 won by decision over Max Severin (Kewaunee) 25-8 (Dec 10-3)
Consolation Bracket - Max Severin (Kewaunee) 25-8 won by decision over Ian Mueller (West Bend West) 13-15 (Dec 5-3)
Consolation Bracket - Max Severin (Kewaunee) 25-8 won by fall over Blare Wood (Monona Grove/McFarland) 5-9 (Fall 1:56)
Consolation Bracket - Max Severin (Kewaunee) 25-8 won by decision over Nathan Calabrese (Kenosha Christian Life) 24-13 (Dec 6-2)
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Jack Severin (33-3) placed 1st and scored 72.0 team points.

Championship Bracket - Jack Severin (Kewaunee) 33-3 received a bye () (Bye)
Championship Bracket - Jack Severin (Kewaunee) 33-3 won by tech fall over Cole Weaver (Monona Grove/McFarland) 20-13 (TF-1.5 5:57 (22-7))
Championship Bracket - Jack Severin (Kewaunee) 33-3 won by fall over Jacob Soter (Waterloo) 8-7 (Fall 0:55)
Championship Bracket - Jack Severin (Kewaunee) 33-3 won by fall over Anthony Welch (Sun Prairie) 11-7 (Fall 1:59)
Championship Bracket - Jack Severin (Kewaunee) 33-3 won by decision over Javis Pinter (Kenosha Christian Life) 30-3 (Dec 6-4)
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Logan Steinhorst (22-8) placed 4th and scored 45.0 team points.

Championship Bracket - Logan Steinhorst (Kewaunee) 22-8 received a bye () (Bye)
Championship Bracket - Logan Steinhorst (Kewaunee) 22-8 won by fall over Cade Rux (Monona Grove/McFarland) 15-12 (Fall 1:16)
Championship Bracket - Tristan Hammen (Random Lake) 27-7 won by major decision over Logan Steinhorst (Kewaunee) 22-8 (MD 11-2)
Championship Bracket - Jalin Conner (Milw. Bradley Tech/Carmen S/Arts/Juneau) 31-4 won by major decision over Logan Steinhorst (Kewaunee) 22-8 (MD 18-5)
Championship Bracket - Harley Rivera (Kenosha Christian Life) 20-8 won by decision over Logan Steinhorst (Kewaunee) 22-8 (Dec 6-2)
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Nathan VanGoethem (19-11) placed 4th and scored 49.0 team points.

Championship Bracket - Nathan VanGoethem (Kewaunee) 19-11 won by fall over Cole Flood (Lake Mills) 7-12 (Fall 1:58)
Championship Bracket - Nathan VanGoethem (Kewaunee) 19-11 won by major decision over Ben Stiemsma (Martin Luther) 20-11 (MD 13-1)
Championship Bracket - Parker Scholler (Random Lake) 17-12 won by major decision over Nathan VanGoethem (Kewaunee) 19-11 (MD 13-1)
Championship Bracket - Kade Pinter (Kenosha Christian Life) 36-2 won by fall over Nathan VanGoethem (Kewaunee) 19-11 (Fall 1:32)
Championship Bracket - Fred Eggleston (Milw. Bradley Tech/Carmen S/Arts/Juneau) 27-11 won by decision over Nathan VanGoethem (Kewaunee) 19-11 (Dec 10-7)
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Mitchell Thompson (23-7) placed 4th and scored 49.0 team points.

Championship Bracket - Mitchell Thompson (Kewaunee) 23-7 received a bye () (Bye)
Championship Bracket - Mitchell Thompson (Kewaunee) 23-7 won by fall over Jordan Drow (West Bend West) 5-13 (Fall 1:53)
Championship Bracket - Sam Wilson (Kenosha Christian Life) 22-6 won by major decision over Mitchell Thompson (Kewaunee) 23-7 (MD 11-0)
Championship Bracket - Mitchell Thompson (Kewaunee) 23-7 won by major decision over Jayson Starr (Brodhead/Juda) 24-6 (MD 18-6)
Championship Bracket - Joey Bock (Random Lake) 22-6 won by decision over Mitchell Thompson (Kewaunee) 23-7 (Dec 9-2)
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Mason Jeanquart (14-17) placed 9th and scored 34.0 team points.

Championship Bracket - Riley Olski (Menasha) 29-13 won by fall over Mason Jeanquart (Kewaunee) 14-17 (Fall 3:48)
Consolation Bracket - Mason Jeanquart (Kewaunee) 14-17 received a bye () (Bye)
Consolation Bracket - Mason Jeanquart (Kewaunee) 14-17 won by fall over Dantae Reyna (Waterloo) 6-17 (Fall 3:48)
Consolation Bracket - Mason Jeanquart (Kewaunee) 14-17 won by fall over Luke Olson (Deerfield) 1-7 (Fall 0:57)
Consolation Bracket - Mason Jeanquart (Kewaunee) 14-17 won by decision over Jose Vasquez (Jefferson) 16-14 (Dec 9-4)
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Ezra Ducat (8-13) placed 8th and scored 30.0 team points.

Championship Bracket - Ezra Ducat (Kewaunee) 8-13 won by fall over Zane Vetter (Mayville) 8-9 (Fall 3:57)
Championship Bracket - Peyton Smith (Martin Luther) 24-5 won by fall over Ezra Ducat (Kewaunee) 8-13 (Fall 1:02)
Consolation Bracket - Cole Hoesly (Brodhead/Juda) 20-13 won by fall over Ezra Ducat (Kewaunee) 8-13 (Fall 2:55)
Consolation Bracket - Carl Dotson (Milw. Bradley Tech/Carmen S/Arts/Juneau) 17-16 won by decision over Ezra Ducat (Kewaunee) 8-13 (Dec 9-2)
Consolation Bracket - Jakob Garza (Waterloo) 16-18 won by decision over Ezra Ducat (Kewaunee) 8-13 (Dec 12-10)
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Jason Reinke (24-8) placed 1st and scored 74.0 team points.

Championship Bracket - Jason Reinke (Kewaunee) 24-8 received a bye () (Bye)
Championship Bracket - Jason Reinke (Kewaunee) 24-8 won by fall over Franky Rocha (Martin Luther) 4-5 (Fall 2:41)
Championship Bracket - Jason Reinke (Kewaunee) 24-8 won by fall over Brady Lehman (Jefferson) 16-6 (Fall 3:40)
Championship Bracket - Jason Reinke (Kewaunee) 24-8 won by fall over Luke Pugh (Stoughton) 7-3 (Fall 3:34)
Championship Bracket - Jason Reinke (Kewaunee) 24-8 won by major decision over Jordan Tindell (Lake Mills) 13-10 (MD 8-0)
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Alex Romero (14-17) placed 6th and scored 46.0 team points.

Championship Bracket - Alex Romero (Kewaunee) 14-17 won by fall over Nathan Petersen (Mayville) 7-18 (Fall 1:55)
Championship Bracket - Jakavion Williams (Milw. Bradley Tech/Carmen S/Arts/Juneau) 20-11 won by fall over Alex Romero (Kewaunee) 14-17 (Fall 2:45)
Consolation Bracket - Alex Romero (Kewaunee) 14-17 won by fall over Julian Stewart (Lake Mills) 2-5 (Fall 4:49)
Consolation Bracket - Alex Romero (Kewaunee) 14-17 won by fall over Luis Sanchez (Waterloo) 12-10 (Fall 3:07)
Consolation Bracket - Cason Quick (Menasha) 12-13 won by fall over Alex Romero (Kewaunee) 14-17 (Fall 3:26)

Picture Courtesy of Kewaunee Storm Wrestling Facebook page

The Kewaunee High School boys’ basketball team raced out to a 44-28 halftime lead at Gibraltar Saturday afternoon in Fish Creek before coasting to a 78-63 victory. Ryan Carmichael led the Storm with 28 points. The win puts Kewaunee back into a first place tie in the Packerland Conference with Sturgeon Bay. Both teams are 10-1 in league play.

For Kewaunee, the next two games are non-conference and a rematch with Southern Door (9-2) is the final game of the regular season. Kewaunee and Sturgeon Bay have split their regular season matchups already. There is still a very real possibility that the final standings could have a three-way tie at the top.

Kewaunee faces winless Mishicot Tuesday. Gibraltar is at NEW Lutheran in a potential playoff preview.

The Gibraltar High School girls basketball game entered Friday’s contest playing lights out basketball. They had just smothered Sturgeon Bay, 52-24, to pick up their fourth straight win. The undefeated Kewaunee Storm weren’t fazed and led comfortably for nearly the entire game while giving starters like Mackenzie Tlachac extended rests. Kewaunee had a double digit lead early and was able to answer every Gibraltar attempt at a scoring run.

Claire Kohnle had 15 points for Kewaunee with Katie Metzler adding 14 and Ashley Pawlitzky netting 12. Abbigael Sitte scored a game-high 20 for Gibraltar. Kewaunee tips off against Valders Tuesday in nonconference play. Gibraltar can make a bid for third place in the conference if they defeat NEW Lutheran Tuesday.