Appleton and Green Bay high school sports results for Thursday, Aug. 29

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FOOTBALL

Kimberly 35, Bay Port 14

SUAMICO – The Papermakers rushed for 244 yards on 34 carries and controlled tempo in knocking off the Pirates.

It was Kimberly’s first game of the season after sitting out Week 1 due to an opponent’s cancellation.

Marcus Doucette had 131 yards on 13 carries and scored on the game’s first play from scrimmage on a 91-yard touchdown run.

Braedon Ellefson scored on touchdown runs of 1 and 11 yards and also had a 15-yard touchdown pass to Carter Howard for Kimberly (1-0).

Mikey Jones had a 54-yard interception return for a touchdown to lead Bay Port (1-1) with Jackson Otradovec scoring on a 14-yard run for the team’s other touchdown.

Kimberly 7 7 7 14 – 35

Bay Port 0 0 6 8 – 14

First Quarter

K – Marcus Doucette 91 run (Maddux Hermus kick)

Second Quarter

K – Braedon Ellefson 11 run (Hermus kick)

Third Quarter

BP – Mikey Jones 54 interception return (kick failed)

K – Ellefson 1 run (Maddux kick)

Fourth Quarter

K – Carter Howard 15 pass from Ellefson (Maddux kick)

BP – Jackson Otradovec 14 run (Anthony LeFebre pass from Stevens)

K– Kegan Pleau 8 run (Maddux kick)

Kaukauna 35, West De Pere 31

KAUKAUNA - The Ghosts got a 3-yard touchdown run from Kyle Kress with 54 seconds remaining and then a huge defensive play from Will Clark to pull out the victory over the Phantoms.

Kress’ touchdown run and the extra point by Linkoln Xiong gave the Ghosts a 35-31 lead.

On West De Pere’s ensuing possession, quarterback Chris Greisen completed a long pass down the middle of the field to Brock Story, who caught the ball at the Kaukauna 34 and raced toward the end zone for the go-ahead score.

Kaukauna junior cornerback caught Story around the 10-yard line and knocked the ball out of his hands. The ball tumbled forward into the end zone and then out of the end zone for a touchback, giving Kaukauna possession.

The Ghosts then ran out the clock for the nonconference win to improve to 1-1. West De Pere is also 1-1.

West De Pere 7 14 3 7 - 31

Kaukauna 7 7 7 14 - 35

SCORING PLAYS

First Quarter

K - Aiden Reardon 2 run (Linkoln Xiong kick)

WDP - Brock Story 14 pass from Patrick Greisen (Brandon Schaefer kick)

Second Quarter

WDP - Evan Ott 2 run (Schaefer kick)

WDP - Benjamin Lemirand 54 pass from Greisen (Schaefer kick)

K - Reardon 14 pass from Bron Schaefer (Xiong kick)

Third Quarter

K - Schaefer 2 run (Xiong kick)

WDP - Schaefer 38 field goal

Fourth Quarter

K - Parker Schuh 61 pass from Schaefer (Xiong kick)

WDP - Nicolaus Tischer 24 pass from Greisen (Schaefer kick)

K - Kyle Kress 3 run (Xiong kick)

Appleton East 6, Kettle Moraine 0

APPLETON - Alex Thompson’s 15-yard touchdown pass to Joshua Christiansen in the third quarter gave Appleton East all the points it would need in the Patriots’ stunning upset of Kettle Moraine.

Appleton East got several big plays on defense, none bigger than Ben Smestad’s interception just outside of the Patriots’ end zone that thwarted a potential game-winning drive from the Lasers.

Kettle Moraine, which plays in the Classic 8, was coming off a 35-0 blanking of Wauwatosa West last week and was 22-4 the past two seasons, including a WIAA Division 2 state title in 2022.

Appleton East is 2-0 this season and plays at Neenah next Thursday.

Kettle Moraine  0  0  0  0  -  0

Appleton East  0  0  6  0  -  6

SCORING PLAYS

Third Quarter

AE - Joshua Christiansen 15 pass from Alex Thompson (pass failed)

Salm leads North to first win

Appleton North 21, Green Bay Preble 7

GREEN BAY - Bobby Salm scored on second-half touchdown runs of 5 and 28 yards to help lift the visiting Lightning (1-1) past Preble.

Salm finished with 94 yards on 14 carries with DJ Wilson leading the North ground game with 20 carries for 120 yards. Quarterback Charlie Olson finished 16-of-23 and 161 yards to pace the air attack.

North's defense held Preble to 148 yards of total offense.

Appleton West 27, Sheboygan South 13

SHEBOYGAN - Parrion Peace had a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown on the game’s opening play and also had a 19-yard touchdown grab as the Terrors (1-1) picked up their first win of the season.

Conner Navis accounted for three touchdowns on a 2-yard run, a 48-yard pass to Bennett Nelson and the touchdown to Peace.

Giancarlo Oregon had both of Sheboygan South’s touchdowns, a 55-yard reception and a 73-yard run.

Wrightstown 57, Shawano 0

WRIGHTSTOWN - The Tigers held the Hawks to 20 yards passing and 48 rushing yards while piling up 399 yards of offense in the win.

Wrightstown, which took a 22-0 lead in the first quarter, was led by Aiden Humphreys who ran for 118 yards on 13 carries. Cameron Schumacher added 81 yards rushing.

Wrightstown was a juggernaught offensively with seven of its eight drives ending in touchdowns. The one drive that didn’t ended when the Tigers turned the ball over on downs

Marcus Brezgel had 73 yards rushing to lead Shawano.

Shawano  0  0  0  0  -  0

Wrightstown  22  21  0  14  -  57

SCORING PLAYS

First Quarter

W - Aiden Humphreys 3 run (Daniel Buntin kick)

W - Trevor Vande Hey 11 run (run failed)

W - Safety, Jerzy Brocker tackled in end zone

W - Vande Hey 6 run (Buntin kick)

Second Quarter

W - Humphreys 40 run (Buntin kick)

W - Preston Nowak 35 interception return (Buntin kick)

W - Vande Hey 4 run (Buntin kick)

Fourth Quarter

W - Cameron Schumacher 24 run (Buntin kick)

W - Ryan Leahy 1 run (Buntin kick)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Rushing: Shawano - Jerzy Brocker 5-2, Marcus Brezgel 17-73. Wrightstown - Buntin 2-113, Vande Hey 6-52, Teho Van Rossum 10-33, Leahy 2-5, Brody Wilson 5-24, Schumacher 5-81, Kaden Kittoe 2-21, Daden Colwell 1-4, Humphreys 13-118.

Passing: Shawano - Brocker 5-15-0-26. Wrightstown - Vande Hey 4-6-0-48.

Receiving: Shawano - Austin Heling 4-23. Wrightstown - Bennett Theunis 2-23, Preston Nowak 1-12, Kaden Colwell 1-13.

Coleman 22, Bonduel 20

COLEMAN - The Cougars started fast and held off the Bears late for the nonconference win.

Micah Kuchta paced the Coleman offense, rushing 24 times for 155 yards and a touchdown, while Kolton Peters rushed for 75 yards and a score and West Bieber carried 16 times for 61 yards and one TD.

Cade Johnson led the Bonduel attack, passing for 239 yards and three scores.

Bonduel 0 0 6 14 - 20

Coleman 8 7 7 0 - 22

SCORING PLAYS

First Quarter

C - West Bieber 3 run (Dawson Patz pass from Micah Kuchta)

Second Quarter

C - Kuchta 2 run (Tristan Kostreva kick)

Third Quarter

C - Kolton Peters 5 run (Kostreva kick)

B - Quinn Wesenberg 25 pass from Cade Johnson (kick failed)

Fourth Quarter

B - Ryan Westrich 11 pass from Johnson (conversion failed)

B - Sam Roberts 30 pass from Johnson (Colin Fischer pass from Johnson)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Rushing: B - Fischer 9-16. C - Kuchta 24-155, Peters 16-75, Bieber 16-61.

Passing: B - Johnson 16-25-0-239. C - Kuchta 0-3-0-0.

Crivitz 40, North Fond du Lac 0

NORTH FOND DU LAC - Brody MacNeil rushed for 135 yards and three touchdowns and Evan Orlando and Devon Weiss each rushed for scores as the Wolverines built a big halftime lead and cruised to the nonconference win.

Crivitz rolled up 363 total yards, including 313 rushing. Quarterback Colten Tarmann completed 2 of 2 passes for 50 yards, including a 39-yard to Kade Thoma.

Weiss finished with 70 yards rushing on four carries.

Crivitz 19 21 0 0 - 40

North Fond du Lac 0 0 0 0 - 0

SCORING PLAYS

First Quarter

C - Brody MacNeil 3 run (kick failed)

C - Kade Thoma 39 pass from Colten Tarmann (Stephen Allard kick)

C - MacNeil 8 run (kick failed)

Second Quarter

C - MacNeil 27 run (Allard kick)

C - Evan Orlando 13 run (Allard kick)

C - Devon Weiss 11 run (Allard kick)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Rushing: C - MacNeil 10-135, Weiss 4-70. NFDL - Jesse Haendel 11-32, Dimirtri Reed 4-29.

Passing: C - Tarmann 2-2-0-50. NFDL - Alijah Heidl 6-12-1-71.

Receiving: C - Thoma 2-50. NFDL - Reed 1-29, Jesus Juarez 2-24.

Sevastopol 60, Wild Rose 6

STURGEON BAY - Logan Schuh accounted for five touchdowns to help propel the Pioneers past the Wildcats in 8-person football nonconference action.

Schuh completed 9 of 13 passes for 112 yards and two touchdowns, and rushed 11 times for 167 yards and three scores.

Also powering Sevastopol were Reid Kacmarynski with six receptions for 91 yards and one touchdown; Gavin Jorns with an 8-yard touchdown reception; Bo Tanck with seven carries for 98 yards and three TDs; and Landon Frank with 13 rushes for 55 yards and one touchdown.

Defensively, Gavin Jorns and Sladon Asher had one sack each.

BOYS SOCCER

Xavier 5, Luxemburg-Casco 0

APPLETON - Owen McGreevy scored three goals for the Hawks in the victory.

Noah Schulist and Noah Arndt added goals for Xavier.

Green Bay Preble 3, Appleton West 1

APPLETON - Bogdan Tereshchenko scored twice and Huj Chi Vang scored a header off a free kick pass from Yosef Navarro to lead the Hornets past the Terrors.

Eli Alexander made four saves in goal for Preble (1-1).

Pulaski 3, Marshfield 3

MARSHFIELD - Hudson Schultz scored in the 80th minute to rally the Red Raiders to the tie in a nonconference matchup.

Maddox McKeefry scored off an assist from A.J. Schenk in the eighth minute to give Pulaski an early 1-0 lead, but Marshfield answered with a pair of goals, one from Matthew Uphoff and another from Elijah Bremer to grab a 2-1 halftime lead.

McKeefry evened the score in the 44th minute, but Cash Fry scored in the 72nd minute for the Tigers.

Schultz, however, wasn’t done and helped the Red Raiders earn the tie.

Josh Roth made four saves for Pulaski, while Kai Rens had seven for Marshfield.

Hortonville 4, Wausau East 0

HORTONVILLE - Dylan Glad scored two goals and added an assist, while Anthony Zanon and Wesley Barker each added goals as the Polar Bears scored all four goals in the second half to earn the nonconference win.

Noah Rindt and Caleb Schewe also had assists for Hortonville.

St. Mary Catholic 4, New Holstein 1

FOX CROSSING - Kieran Barrientos had three goals and an assist for the Zephyrs in the nonconference win.

Wes Auth added a goal for SMC.

Zephyrs goalie Zach Beyer made three saves.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Green Bay East Tournament

GREEN BAY - Green Bay NEW Lutheran went 4-1 to earn the tournament championship.

The Blazers opened pool play with a 25-11, 20-25, 11-15 loss to Shiocton, but rallied to defeat Berlin 25-15, 25-7 and New London 25-15, 25-14.

In the gold bracket, NEW Lutheran defeated Plymouth 25-17, 25-11, before defeating Shiocton 25-8, 25-13 in the championship.

Individual leaders for the Blazers included Emma Laatsch with 40 kills, 30 digs and seven blocks; Abby Kirchner with 77 assists, 25 digs and 15 aces; Lexie Meerstein with 14 kills and nine blocks; Sadie Czaja with 14 kills and five blocks; Kiley Dhein with 13 kills, 12 aces and 38 digs; and Sydney Steffel with 28 digs and 13 aces.

Coleman Triangular

COLEMAN - Niagara had a 2-0 record, while Coleman was 1-1 and St. Thomas Aquinas finished 0-2.

Niagara posted a 25-15, 25-18, 26-24 win over Coleman and a 25-6, 25-15, 25-15 victory over St. Thomas Aquinas.

Coleman defeated Aquinas 25-13, 25-10, 25-9.

In the win over St. Thomas, Coleman was led by Larissa Sailer with six service aces and four attack kills, while Norah Kinziger added five digs, Alayna Gilbertson four attack kills and Maddy Seefeldt three attack kills.

Coleman’s leaders against Niagara included Annabell Markiewicz with 14 digs, Gilbertson with eight digs, Vivian Kostreva with five service aces, two blocks and two attack kills, Maddy Straub with six blocks and three attack kills, and Ava Zeitler with five blocks.

Crivitz Triangular

CRIVITZ - Crivitz had a 2-0 record, Suring was 1-1 and Oneida Nation finished 0-2.

The Wolverines topped Oneida Nation 25-15, 25-6, 25-7 and Suring 25-19, 25-22, 25-14 to earn the triangular sweep.

Suring defeated Oneida Nation 25-10, 25-17, 25-13 to take second.

Leading the Crivitz attack were Hattie Freivalt with 36 assists and 10 digs; Lucy Gruszynski with 34 digs; Addi Rehberg with 24 assists; Marli Meyers with 23 kills, six blocks and two digs; Kristen Pusick with 13 kills and two digs; Kiya Brand with 13 digs and eight kills; and Taryn Tracy with 11 kills, five aces, nine digs and six assists.

Zephyr Quad (Wednesday)

FOX CROSSING - Three teams tied with 2-1 records, including the host school St. Mary Catholic.

The Zephyrs beat Pacelli 25-16, 28-26 and swept Random Lake 25-15, 25-20. West Bend East beat St. Mary Catholic 25-19, 8-25, 15-7.

Leaders for the Zephys were Autumn Crowe with nine kills and eight digs, Luci Nackers with eight kills and 10 digs, Eliana Brenn with eight kills, six blocks and four aces, Ava Rankin with 17 digs and six aces, and Sammi Weiss and Stella Virlee both with 25 assists.

Pacelli and West Bend East went 2-1, while Random Lake finished 0-3.

BOYS VOLLEYBALL

FVA vs. Southeast Challenge (Wednesday)

DE PERE - Kimberly and Appleton North both finished with 3-0 records in the tournament at St. Norbert College.

The Papermakers beat Wilmot 25-16, 25-22, swept Franklin 25-17, 25-20 and beat Kenosha Indian Trail 25-19, 25-15.

Blake Zielinski had 46 assists, five aces and 10 digs for Kimberly. Tyler Haase had 18 kills and 33 digs, Alex Krause had 12 kills and 24 digs, Jack Hruzek had 37 digs, Cooper Baade had 10 kills and Sean Welsh had seven kills.

Appleton North beat Kenosha Indian Trail 26-24, 25-22, beat Wilmot in three sets 25-15, 23-25, 15-4 and beat Franklin 25-22, 26-24.

Nathan Ramus had 49 kills and 12 digs for the Lightning. Saolai Thao had 43 assists, Spencer Munson had 35 assists, Landon Kue had 36 digs, Owen Tierney had 16 kills, and Charlie Fanning had 10 kills and six aces.

GIRLS GOLF

Appleton West 199, Fond du Lac 227

At Rolling Meadows, par 36

Appleton West: Lydia Barry 44, Anna Blair 49, Addison Edmunds 53, Chloe Didreckson 53.

Fond du Lac: Bella Zuehlke 50, Abbie Buelow 56, Syd Retzlaff 60, Alyssa Faubel 61.

Hortonville 180, Fond du Lac 225 (Wednesday)

At Rolling Meadows, par 36

Hortonville: Maci McNichols 41, Tiamarie Diamond 44, Leah Heraly 47, Paige Clausen 48.

Fond du Lac: Alyssa Faubel 54, Syd Retzlaff 55, Erica Gerstner 56, Kennedy Kohlman 60.

GIRLS SWIMMING

Kiel 102, Notre Dame 78, Kenosha Bradford 44

200 Medley Relay: 1, Kiel 2:17.93; 2, Notre Dame (Sadie Kingston, Isabel Derouin, Hannah West, Rachel Stock) 2:32.17. 200 Free: 1, Ava Fuhrmann KIEL 2:23.14; 2, Sadie Kingston ND 2:52.87; 3, Rachel Stock ND 3:03.55. 200 IM: Eleanor Tillman KIEL 34.79; 3, Allie Hera ND 46.43. 50 Free: 1, Addison Achter KIEL 31.82; 3, Audrey Owusu ND 37.14. 1M Diving: 1, Meredith Achter KIEL 144.55. 100 Fly: 1, Hannah West ND 1:23.45. 100 Free: 1, Danika Neuhaus KIEL 1:14.16. 500 Free: 1, Sadie Kingston ND 7:24.40. 200 Free Relay: 1, Kiel 2:04.03; 2, Notre Dame (Hannah West, Isabel Derouin, Sadie Kingston, Audrey Owusu) 2:20.89. 100 Back: 1, Ava Fuhrmann KIEL 1:11.08. 100 Breast: 1, Danika Neuhaus KIEL 1:30.66; 3, Isabel Derouin ND 1:39.97. 400 Free Relay: 1, Notre Dame (Audrey Owusu, Isabel Derouin, Rachel Stock, Allie Hera) 6:20.07.

This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Appleton and Green Bay high school sports results for Thursday, Aug. 29