Here are Thursday's high school sports results for the Appleton and Green Bay area

FOOTBALL

Mukwonago 20, Appleton North 10

APPLETON - Mukwonago held the Lightning scoreless in the fourth quarter and added a late touchdown on a reverse in the win at Paul Engen Field.

North (0-1) pulled to within 13-10 with 2:44 left in the third quarter on a 34-yard field goal from Mason Skorstad. That carried into the fourth quarter until Nick Martin’s 9-yard touchdown off a reverse put the game out of reach for Mukwonago (1-0) with 5:05 left in regulation.

The Lightning was plagued most of the game with procedure and personal foul penalties as well as dropped passes that short-circuited potential drives.

“I’m frustrated with some of those mental mistakes,” North coach Rob Salm said. “Whether it’s losing your composure or not having enough guys at the line of scrimmage, those procedural things that you practice so hard and make sure everybody is on the same page. Then you get to the bright lights and some kids maybe aren’t as organized as they need to be. We need to fix all that stuff.”

Charlie Olson had a 43-yard touchdown on a quarterback sneak in the second quarter for Appleton North.

Mason Radobicky had a 3-yard touchdown run for Mukwonago, which also got an 11-yard touchdown catch from Luka Tess.

Appleton East 28, Green Bay Southwest 20

GREEN BAY – Alex Thompson’s 1-yard touchdown plunge and subsequent 2-point conversion with 5.8 seconds left gave the Patriots the win in comeback fashion over the Trojans.

Thompson finished with two touchdowns with Damian Fisher and Brody Snyder also scoring touchdowns for East (1-0).

Fisher had 90 yards rushing on 19 carries to lead East, which finished with 311 yards on the ground. Thompson added 77 yards on 10 carries, with Brandon Moua (12-60) and Kyreese White (3-52) also eclipsing the 50-yard mark.

Eli Schinschke had a pair of sacks on defense for East, with Birk Kozlowicz, Ben Smestad and Daniel Dieck having five tackles apiece.

Bay Port 37, Middleton 28

MIDDLETON -The Pirates scored 16 points in the fourth quarter to complete a come-from-behind win over the Cardinals.

Matt Stevens drew Bay Port within one point on his 9-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter and then completed a 2-point conversion pass to Anthony LeFebre to put Bay Port ahead to stay.

Bay Port added a touchdown with 2:18 left on LeFebre’s 6-yard touchdown run.

Stevens played well in his first start at quarterback, completing 16-of-24 passes for 211 yards and three touchdowns.

Sawyer Torp was his favorite receiver, pulling in nine catches for 128 yards.

LeFebre led Bay Port with 113 yards rushing on 22 carries.

Bay Port  7  14  0  16  -  37

Middleton  14  7  7  0  -  28

SCORING PLAYS

First Quarter

BP - Sawyer Torp 41 pass from Matt Stevens (Beckett Koerten kick)

M - Isaiah Oliver 30 pass from Joey Passaglia (Drew Cooney kick)

M - Chase Rogers 23 pass from Passaglia (Cooney kick)

Second Quarter

BP - Torp 39 pass from Stevens (Koerten kick)

BP - Bennett Deppeler 23 pass from Stevens (Koerten kick)

M - Troy Teff 5 pass from Passaglia (Cooney kick)

Third Quarter

M - Teff 17 pass from Passaglia (Cooney kick)

Fourth Quarter

BP - Stevens 9 run (Anthony LeFebre pass from Stevens)

BP - LeFebre 6 run (Torp pass from Stevens)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Rushing: Bay Port - LeFebre 22-113, Stevens 11-57, Brady Moon 6-25. Middleton - Elijah Jackson 10-57.

Passing: Bay Port - Stevens 16-24-0-211. Middleton - Passaglia 20-31-0-280.

Receiving: Bay Port - Torp 7-128, Deppeler 1-25. Middleton - Teff 4-53, Oliver 2-33, Rogers 5-119.

Plymouth 34, Menasha 18

MENASHA - The Panthers got a little revenge on the Bluejays, winning the nonconference season opener at Calder Stadium after losing to Menasha, 31-8, in the first round of the Division 3 playoffs last season.

Plymouth was able to hit on some explosive plays against the Menasha defense.

Brett Shutter had a 67-yard touchdown run in the first quarter, Deven Miller had an 89-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, Kayden Schultz caught a 47-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter and Shutter added a 50-yard touchdown run for Plymouth’s final touchdown.

Menasha got a 2-yard touchdown run from Elijah Gigl late in the third quarter to pull within 20-10.

Parker Wienandt added a 28-yard touchdown reception from Logan Liegl with 2:21 remaining in the game for the Bluejays’ final points.

Plymouth 6 6 8 14 - 34

Menasha 3 0 7 8 - 18

SCORING PLAYS

First Quarter

M - Itzael Villagomez Arroyo 35 field goal

P - Brett Shutter 67 run (run failed)

Second Quarter

P - Shutter 3 run (pass failed)

Third Quarter

P - Deven Miller 89 run (Dustin Humphrey pass from Augie Eigenberger)

M - Elijah Gigl 2 run (Villagomez Arroyo kick)

Fourth Quarter

P - Kayden Schultz 47 pass from Eigenberger (Shutter run)

P - Shutter 50 run (run failed)

M - Parker Wienandt 28 pass from Liegl (Paul Schmolinske run)

Crivitz 27, Chilton 0

CRIVITZ - The Wolverines scored 21 points in the first quarter and limited the Tigers to 191 yerds of offense in picking up the win.

Crivitz was led by Brody MacNeil, who rushed for 132 yards on 20 carries. Colten Tarmann completed three passes for 125 yards.

Chilton, which lost one fumble and was picked off twice, was led by Hudson Ludwig who rushed for 59 yards.

Chilton  0  0  0  0  -  0

Crivitz  21  3  0  3  -  27

SCORING PLAYS

First Quarter

CR - Evan Orlando 77 pass from Colten Tarmann (Stephan Allard kick)

CR - Tarmann 17 run (Allard kick)

CR - MacNeil 4 run (Allard kick)

Second Quarter

CR - Allard 31 FG

Fourth Quarter

CR - Allard 32 FG

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Rushing - Chilton: Hudson Ludwig 12-59, Slaytt Nolan 8-41, Bennett Woelfel 7-24. Crivitz: Brody MacNeil 20-132, Colten Tarmann 10-11.

Passing - Chilton: Hudson Ludwig 5-17-0-50. Crivitz: Colten Tarmann 3-5-0-125.

Receiving - Chilton: Bennett Woelfel 2-28, Ben Willett 2-18. Crivitz: Evan Orlando 2-83, Leo Vandermause 1-42.

GIRLS GOLF

Kaukauna 167, Fond du Lac 238

At Rolling Meadows, par 36

Fond du Lac: Abbie Buelow 46, Alyssa Faubel 62, Erica Gerstner 64, Kennedy Kohlman 66.

Kaukauna: Charlie Clinefelter 38, McKenna Lowe 40, Kennedy Kolosso 44, Grace Schomin 45.

Appleton East 207, Fond du Lac 237

At Reid Golf Course

Appleton East: Jaelyn Feller 40, Alex Simon 49, Addi Baier 53, Hayley Ponschock 65.

Fond du Lac: Abbie Buelow 53, Kennedy Kohlman 57, Alyssa Faubel 61, Ahri Lorbach 66.

Appleton West 192, Oshkosh North 244

At Winagamie, par 36

Appleton West: Anna Blair 46, Lydia Barry 48, Mariah Frase 48, Addison Edmunds 50, Ally Koehler 57.

Oshkosh North: Sammie Leib 53, Maggie Lynch 59, Willow Stanke 63, Ireland O’Brien 69, Brooke Peters 70.

Hortonville 189, Oshkosh West 223

At Grand View, par 35

Hortonville: Maci McNichols 42, Leah Heraly 48, Paige Clausen 49, Olivia Kernan 50.

Oshkosh West: Kennedy Footit 46, Hailey Hammen 57, Valerie Mantia 59, Andrea Czerwinski 61.

Marinette 180, Freedom 212, Waupaca 276

At Little River CC

Marinette: Kennedy Polomis 43, Anna Marzahl 45, Regan Hermanson 45, Kyle Vergara 47.

Freedom: Kay Lee McClintock 44, Islee Hounsell 54, Kirsten Runyon 55, Kori Reader 59.

Waupaca: Lily Cichy 61, Jillian Trzebiatowski 68, Sophie Saunders 71, Adi Schulz 76.

Wrightstown 213, Luxemburg-Casco 228

At Hilly Haven

Luxemburg-Casco: Averi Buresh 54, Brielle Snowberry 57, Ashley Fameree 58, Reese Bandow 59, Marissa Annoye 59.

Wrightstown: Ella Swanson 50, Victoria Watzka 51, Molly Ruebl 55, Lahela Carter 57, Hannah Peterson 61.

This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Here are Thursday's high school sports results for the Appleton and Green Bay area