Appleton Area High School Sports Wrap-Up: November 25

The Appleton area was buzzing with high school sports action on Tuesday, November 25, delivering thrilling victories and standout individual performances across girls basketball, boys basketball, and boys hockey. Local teams showcased their talent and competitive spirit, setting an exciting tone for the season. Let’s dive into the day’s key results.

Girls Basketball: Dominant Wins & Clutch Plays

Girls basketball saw several teams secure decisive wins. Appleton North defeated Slinger 63-47, with Avery Werfal leading all scorers with an impressive 29 points. Neenah’s Rowan Klesmit powered her team to a 78-37 victory over Marshfield, contributing 24 points. Xavier topped Fox Valley Lutheran 60-36, thanks to Kayla Standish’s 16 points. Meanwhile, Natalie Rudnick’s 15 points helped Seymour clinch a 47-37 win against Luxemburg-Casco.

Monday’s games also delivered big performances: St. Mary Catholic’s Autumn Crowe poured in 30 points in a 65-46 win against Wrightstown, and Ella Grable scored 16 points for New London in their 75-43 triumph over Ashwaubenon. The courts were alive with skill and strategy as teams battled for early-season bragging rights.

Boys Basketball: Rallies and High Scores

On the boys’ side, fans witnessed intense matchups and impressive scoring. Freedom staged a comeback against Fox Valley Lutheran, winning 60-56 after trailing at halftime, fueled by Donovan Davis’s game-high 25 points. Kyle Bergsbaken netted 22 points to lead Shiocton past Clintonville 60-56 in another close contest. St. Mary Catholic’s Mason Uhlenbrauck had a stellar 24 points in their 88-56 nonconference opener against Wautoma, demonstrating strong offensive power. Berlin also secured a defensive-minded 57-47 victory over Waupaca, with Hayden Redington scoring 18 points.

Boys Hockey: Goals Galore on the Ice

The ice rinks were equally active, featuring high-scoring games and defensive masterpieces. Neenah/Hortonville/Menasha dominated Oshkosh with a 14-1 win, where ten different Rockets scored, led by Cooper Zinda’s 5 points (2 goals, 3 assists). Appleton United secured a 5-0 shutout victory against Stoughton, with Ethan Chosa contributing two goals and an assist. In another high-octane game, Fox Cities crushed St. Mary’s Springs 10-1, as Cale Adamovich delivered an incredible four goals and one assist. Waupaca’s Colin Lockwood and Nate Hines scored in the third period, backed by an astounding 44 saves from goalie Carson Jameson, to seal a 2-0 shutout against Sheboygan, showcasing true grit.

Top Scorers & Standout Stats

Frequently Asked Questions About Appleton High School Sports

• What were the most notable individual performances on November 25?
  Avery Werfal (Appleton North, Girls Basketball) scored 29 points, Autumn Crowe (St. Mary Catholic, Girls Basketball) had 30 points, Donovan Davis (Freedom, Boys Basketball) notched 25 points, and Cale Adamovich (Fox Cities, Boys Hockey) delivered 4 goals and an assist. Waupaca goalie Carson Jameson also made an incredible 44 saves for a shutout.
• Where can I find more detailed results for Appleton area high school sports?
  For comprehensive coverage and statistics, local sports sections of newspapers like The Post-Crescent often provide detailed breakdowns of games, player stats, and league standings.
• Were there any surprising upsets or close calls?
  Freedom’s boys basketball team rallied from an eight-point halftime deficit to secure a 60-56 win, demonstrating a strong comeback. Many games highlighted competitive play down to the wire.

These early-season results highlight the dedication and talent of student-athletes in the Appleton area. As teams continue to refine their strategies and build momentum, the local high school sports scene promises more exciting games and memorable moments for fans to enjoy.

Appleton Area High School Sports Wrap Up