Sports
Green Bay area high school sports results for Friday, Oct. 25
FOOTBALL
Division 1
Bay Port 56, Milwaukee Bradley Tech 14
SUAMICO – The Pirates broke open their game with the Trojans by scoring 35 points in the second quarter to advance to the second round of the playoffs.
Defensively, Bay Port was on the mark holding Bradley Tech to minus-9 yards rushing on 21 attempts.
Forced to throw, Bradley Tech finished with 192 yards passing.
Bay Port finished with 369 yards of offense, with 200 coming on the ground.
Brady Moon led Bay Port with 128 yards rushing, while Matt Stevens and Owen Sartorelli split time at quarterback, throwing for 93 and 76 yards, respectively.
Bradley Tech 6 0 0 8 – 14
Bay Port 7 35 7 7 – 56
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
MBT – McNeil 22 pass from McCain (extra point failed)
BP – Moon 63 run (Koerten kick)
Second Quarter
BP – Moon 6 run (Koerton kick)
BP – Otradovec 3 run (Koerten kick)
BP – Deppler 14 pass from Stevens (Koerten kick)
BP – LeFebre 34 pass from Stevens(Koerten kick)
BP – Betts 20 pass from Stevens (Koerten kick)
Third Quarter
BP – Butler 21 pass from Stevens (Conor Duff kick)
BP – Jacobson 34 pass from Sartorelli (Duff kick)
Fourth Quarter
MBT – Wright 77 pass from McCain (McNeil pass from McCain)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: Milwaukee Bradley Tech – Christian McCain 10-8, Glenn Phillips 7-(-11), Artese Lesueur 1-4, Yandile Rodriguex 2-(-8), Antony Bender 1-(-2). Bay Port – Brady Moon 6-128, Jackson Otradovec 2-7, Matt Stevens 1-26, Ryder Timmerman 7-48, Owen Sartorelli 2-1.
Passing: Milwaukee Bradley Tech – McCain 10-27-1-192. Bay Port – Stevens 5-8-1-93, Sartorelli 6-8-2-76.
Receiving: Milwaukee Bradley Tech – Rodriguex 1-0, Christian Wright 5-121, Paul McNeil 3-57, Glenn Phillips 1-14. Bay Port – James Williams 1-8, Bennett Deppler 1-14, Anthony LeFebre 2-51, Parker Betts 1-20, Clark Butler 2-33, Casey Jacobsen 1-34, Beckett Koerten 2-14, Levon Riesterer 1-(-5).
Division 2
Kaukauna 45, Pulaski 13
KAUKAUNA – The Ghosts outscored the Red Raiders 45-7 over the final three quarters to advance to the next round of the playoffs.
Aiden Reardon and Kyle Kress proved to be an unstoppable tandem as the two rushed for 276 yards and five touchdowns for Kaukauna.
Bron Schaefer added 113 yards and a touchdown on 10 completions for the Ghosts.
Spencer Hakes led Pulaski with 112 yards rushing on 10 carries. The bulk of those yards came on a 64-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter.
Kaukauna will face Beaver Dam, which defeated Menasha, in a second-round playoff game.
Pulaski 6 0 0 7 – 13
Kaukauna 0 10 21 14 – 45
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
P – Bohdan Schmidt 1 run (extra point failed)
Second quarter
K – Reardon 5 run (Linkoln Xiong kick)
K – William Griesbach 33 FG
Third Quarter
K – Aiden Reardon 61 run (Griesbach kick)
K – Reardon 4 run (Griesbach kick)
K – Kyle Kress 5 run (Griebach kick)
Fourth Quarter
P – Spencer Hakes 64 run (Miles Wippel kick)
K- Kavanaugh Weyenberg 2 pass from Bron Schaefer (Griesbach kick)
K – Kress 36 run (Griesbach kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: Pulaski – Brock Weideman 6-18, B. Schmidt 3-6, Malakai Godfrey 1-(-5), Hakes 10-112, Sawyer Goodness 2-1, Anthony Ficarri 2-8. Kaukauna – Reardon 21-159, Kress 11-117, Schaefer 6-32, Laythan Hurst 3-6.
Passing: Weideman 5-5-0-19, Ethan Schmidt 7-15-0-31, B. Schmidt 0-1-0-0. Kaukauna – Schaefer 10-19-0-113, Chse Broderick 0-1-0-0.
Receiving: Pulaski – Jeffery Smits 1-8, B. Schmidt 4-13, Ben Barry 1-8, Hakes 4-13, Goodness 1-2, Ficarri 1-6. Kaukauna – Reardon 1-18, Weyenberg 4-51, Parker Schuh 4-36, John Voet 1-8.
Notre Dame 50, Pewaukee 7
GREEN BAY – Christian Collins rushed for 309 yards and five touchdowns to lead the second-seeded Tritons to the win over the seventh-seeded Pirates.
Max Peirce added a pair of touchdown passes to James Flanigan.
The Tritons started fast, racing out to a 20-0 lead after one quarter and 41-7 at intermission.
The win moves Notre Dame to 10-0 on the season, while Pewaukee finishes at 4-6.
Pewaukee 0 7 0 0 – 7
Notre Dame 20 21 9 0 – 50
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
ND – Christian Collins 46 run (Nicholas Gruesen kick)
ND – Collins 30 run (kick failed)
ND – Collins 10 run (Gruesen kick)
Second Quarter
ND – Collins 23 run (Gruesen kick)
P – Owen Dobberstein 9 TD pass (Everett Eliason kick)
ND – James Flanigan 49 pass from Max Peirce (Gruesen kick)
ND – Flanigan 37 pass from Peirce (Gruesen kick)
Third Quarter
ND – Safety
ND – Collins 2 run (Gruesen kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: Notre Dame – Christian Collins 31-309.
Passing: Notre Dame – Peirce 5-7-0-120.
Receiving: Notre Dame – Flanigan 3-89, Charlie Hornacek 2-31.
Sun Prairie East 55, Ashwaubenon 20
SUN PRAIRIE – The second-seeded Cardinals came out strong, building a 34-6 halftime advantage en route to the first-round win over the seventh-seeded Jaguars.
Max Raimer powered East by completing 13 of 17 passes for 275 yards and four touchdowns, while Brady Kaufman carried 10 times for 190 yards and two touchdowns. He also caught two passes for 95 yards and two other scores.
Sun Prairie East will take on third-seeded West De Pere in the second round.
Ashwaubenon finishes its season at 5-5.
Ashwaubenon 0 6 7 7 – 20
Sun Prairie East 7 27 14 7 – 55
Division 4
Baldwin-Woodville 58, Oconto Falls 21
BALDWIN – The second-seeded Blackhawks started fast and rolled to the first-round win over the seventh-seeded Panthers.
Baldwin-Woodville piled up 507 total yards, including 419 on the ground, and had a 38-14 first-quarter lead and 51-14 halftime advantage.
Gavin Sell led the Blackhawks with 11 carries for 149 yards and four touchdowns, while Taden Holldorf carried 15 times for 186 yards and three scores.
Isaac Bramer powered the Oconto Falls rushing attack, carrying eight times for 106 yards and two touchdowns.
Oconto Falls 14 0 0 7 – 21
Baldwin-Woodville 38 13 7 0 – 58
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
BW – Gavin Sell 35 run (Taden Holldorf run)
BW – Holldorf 21 run (run failed)
OF – Isaac Bramer 34 run (Connor Wilquet kick)
BW – Sell 6 run (Holldorf run)
BW – Sell 59 run (Holldorf run)
OF – Wyatt Laughrin 92 kickoff return (Wilquet kick)
BW – Holldorf 48 pass from Sell (Sell run)
Second Quarter
BW – Holldorf 27 run (run failed)
BW – Sell 10 run (Wes Chapin kick)
Third Quarter
BW – Holldorf 43 run (Chapin kick)
Fourth Quarter
OF – Bramer 52 run (Wilquet kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: Oconto Falls – Bramer 8-106. BW – Holldorf 15-186, Sell 11-149.
Passing: Oconto Falls – Emerich Skarban 8-16-0-80. BW – Sell 5-8-0-82.
Receiving: Oconto Falls – Bramer 4-37, Jeremy Earley 1-27. BW – Holldorf 1-48.
Division 6
Coleman 63, Weyauwega-Fremont 29
COLEMAN – Micah Kuchta carried 14 times for 220 yards and five touchdowns as the top-seeded Cougars ran over the eighth-seeded Warhawks.
Coleman (10-0) advances to face fourth-seeded Abbotsford, a 42-28 winner over Nekoosa.
The Cougars rolled up 556 total yards, including 487 rushing.
Weyauwega-Fremont (5-5) had 455 yards of total offense, including 291 through the air.
Kameron Zielke led the Warhawks by completing 19 of 31 passes for 276 yards and two touchdowns. He also added 11 rushes for 119 yards and two scores.
Weyauwega-Fremont 7 14 0 8 – 29
Coleman 22 14 20 7 – 63
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
C – Micah Kuchta 65 run (Cole Berth run)
C – Tristan Kostreva 11 run (Kostreva kick)
C – Kolton Peters 12 run (Kostreva kick)
WF – Kameron Zielke 60 run (Charles Mueller kick)
Second Quarter
C – Kuchta 28 run (Kostreva kick)
C – Kuchta 14 run (Kostreva kick)
WF – Carter Birdyshaw 79 pass from Zielke (Dawson Lind run)
WF – Zielke 44 run (run failed)
Third Quarter
C – Kuchta 14 run (Kostreva kick)
C – Kuchta 4 run (Kostreva kick)
C – West Bieber 23 run (kick failed)
Fourth Quarter
C – Peters 10 run (Kostreva kick)
WF – Bryce Magdanz 30 pass from Zielke (Riley Scherg pass from Zielke)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: WF – Zielke 11-119, Lind 7-45. Coleman – Kuchta 14-220, Bieber 18-143, Peters 10-64.
Passing: WF – Zielke 19-31-0-276. Coleman – Kuchta 2-2-0-69.
Receiving: WF – Birdyshaw 4-134, Magdanz 5-77. Coleman – Victor Kostreva 2-69.
Division 7
Lourdes Academy 23, Crivitz 21
CRIVITZ – Wade Lindahl threw for two touchdowns and ran for another as the Knights rallied from a 14-point halftime deficit to defeat the Wolverines.
Touchdown runs by Stephan Allard and Brody MacNeil had given Crivitz the early lead, but Lourdes fought back with Lindahl finding his rhythm. He finished with 154 yards passing and 24 carries for 104 yards rushing.
MacNeil finished with 24 carries for 115 yards to power the Wolverines.
The sixth-seeded Knights move to 6-4 on the season and will face seventh-seeded Hilbert in the second round.
Third-seeded Crivitz finishes at 7-3.
Lourdes 0 0 15 8 – 23
Crivitz 7 7 0 7 – 21
SCORING PLAYS
First Quarter
C – Stephan Allard 12 run (Allard kick)
Second Quarter
C – Brody MacNeil 4 run (Allard kick)
Third Quarter
L – Wade Lindahl 28 pass (PAT good)
L – Lindahl 7 run (Lindahl run)
Fourth Quarter
L – Lindahl 27 pass (Lindahl pass)
C – MacNeil 7 run (Allard kick)
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: Lourdes – Lindahl 24-104. Crivitz – MacNeil 24-115, Evan Orlando 8-56.
Passing: Lourdes – Lindahl 12-21-0-154. Crivitz – Orlando 1-5-0-7.
Receiving: Lourdes – Team 12-154. Crivitz – Kade Thoma 1-7.
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