Three local athletes earn top-10 finishes at SPASH CC Invitational

STEVENS POINT - Marissa Ellenbecker, Brooke Jaworski and Axel Treinen each earned top-10 finishes at the SPASH CC Invitational at Standing Rocks County Park.

Edgar’s Ellenbecker finished the meet with the second quickest time (19:29.6). Edgar placed 17th as a team.

Jaworski earned the fifth-best girls time at 19:52.5 to help Wausau West earn the fifth highest team score.

Treinen placed sixth on the boys side with a time of 17:02.8. Wausau East placed 10th as a team.

Both the SPASH girls and boys teams earned the top team scores at the invitational.

The D.C. Everest girls team placed fourth. Katelyn Spooner (12th) and Malorie Schmoll (25th) led the Evergreens.

Mariah Haight earned the 15th best individual time to help Wausau East take home a ninth place finish. Merrill placed 14th overall.

On the boys side, D.C. Everest placed sixth as a team. Isaiah Winowiski placed 13th while Trevor Zunker finished in 25th.

Boys

Team scores: 1. SPASH 28; 2. Port Washington 97; 3. Baraboo 158; 4. Beaver Dam 162; 5. Rosholt 179; 6. D.C. Everst 19; 7. Marshfield 195; 8. Assumption 202; 9. Northland Pines 204; 10. Wausau East 219; 11. Amherst 242; 12. Wisconsin Rapids 247; 13. Edgar 344; 14. Wausau West 369; 15. Merrill 392; 16. Waupaca 405; 17. Auburndale 480.

Adams-Friendship: 59. Tim Hicks, 18:47.4; 93. Devon Auston, 20:11.8.

Amherst: 44. Sawyer Eiden, 18:28.1; 45. Adam Wise, 18:28.3; 47. Cole McKenzie, 18:30.8; 57. Seth Barnes, 18:45.7; 65. David Rieck, 18:56.2; 101. Robbie Johannes, 20:40.1; 125. Ben Lansing, 22:31.2.

Assumption: 4. Connor Dolan, 16:44.4; 36. Theo Kobza, 18:13.2; 42. Tony Keuntjes, 18:26.9; 66. Nick Smits, 18:56.6; 67. Garrett Dolan, 18:58.8.

Auburndale: 91. Carver Empey, 20:10.3; 107. Paul Kollross, 21:07.9; 109. Darren Kieffer, 21:11.1; 114. Matthew Leick, 21:43.9; 116. Paul Peplinski, 21:55.3; 127. Ian Lang, 22:44.9; 128. Josh Peplinski, 22:57.9.

D.C. Everest: 12. Isaiah Winowiski, 17:38.1; 25. Trevor Zunker, 17:57.4; 48. Jonathan Mulder, 18:31.3; 56. Ethan Bohlman, 18:40.9; 62. Devin Stowell, 18:53.9; 72. JJ Burrill, 19:04.1; 85. Tate Zynda, 19:40.8; 86. Zach Brandenberg, 19:41.3.

Edgar: 33. Nick Koller, 18:11.9; 52. Jon Hall, 18:34.2; 90. Justin Michalewicz, 20:00.9; 102. Joshua Brewster, 20:44.3; 103. Scott Lepak, 20:45.5; 110. Mitchel Paul, 21:19.9; 126. Heath Kavajecz, 22:41.8.

Iola-Scandinavia: 13. Joe Makovic, 17:40.7; 76. Erick Kriewaldt, 19:20.6; 124. Trenton Niemi, 22:18.4; 129. Jordan Fuhs, 23:29.9.

Marshfield: 14. Jordan Dzikowich, 17:41.1; 34. Jared Oenig, 18:12.3; 38. Paul Fischer, 18:17.1; 55. Jacob Dick, 18:38.9; 68. Carter Chojnacki, 18:59.5; 71. Ben Claessens, 19:04.1; 74. Addison Hill, 19:14.4; 98. Sam Huettl, 20:23.4.

Merrill: 69. Stephen Koch, 19:01.3; 73. Andrei Heisingser, 19:07.5; 95. Dominic Laufenberg, 20:19.6; 96. Jacob Novitch, 20:20.4; 97. Ethan Cordova, 20:20.7; 108. Ethan Halfman, 21:08.5.

Nekoosa: 8. Miguel Mathias, 17:24.2; 77. Kyle Faivre, 19:22.4; 88. Nick Eidenschink, 19:57.8; 130. John Bannerman, 23:43.1.

Pacelli: 87. Trevor Frane, 19:42.5.

Rosholt: 5. Adam Rzentkowski, 16:45.4; 35. Sawyer Fleming, 18:13.1; 39. Jonah Guzman, 18:19.1; 49. Bryan Cook, 18:32.8; 63. Dausen Anderson, 18:55.1; 89. Isaiah Cherek, 19:58.9.

SPASH: 1. Johnny Hyland, 16:36.7; 2. Derek Franz, 16:36.7; 3. Ricky Perez, 16:43.3; 7. Liam Belson, 17:20.8; 17. Tyler Bernstein, 17:46.3; 18. Chad Franz, 17:46.4; 26. Bennett Rozek, 17:59.1; 37. Andrew Kiefer, 18:15.1.

Wausau East: 6. Axel Treinen, 17:02.8; 22. Jordan Straub, 17:50.5; 58. Noah Briquelet, 18:47.4; 70. Elijah Olson, 19:02.5; 78. Bennet Gassner, 19:22.7; 82. Cody Potter, 19:30.9; 83. Ben Diny, 19:39.2.

Wausau West: 40. Hunter Ricklefs, 18:22.7; 61. Andrew Vehlow, 18:50.5; 99. Drew Schoch, 20:33.6; 104. Tony Lewis, 20:50.7; 105. Harrison Greene, 21:03.4; 122. Caleb Vandenberg, 22:17.8.

Wisconsin Rapids: 28. Harrison Sullivan, 18:06.6; 43. Josh Niedbalski, 18:27.6; 53. Matt Aaseng, 18:36.7; 64. Zach Kozlowski, 18:55.3; 75. Mitchell Hammer, 19:16.9; 94. Ben Ontl, 20:16.9; 120. Ryan Kizewski, 22:11.9; Matt Dondlinger, 22:18.1.

Girls

Team scores: 1. SPASH 60; 2. Port Washington 84; 3. Verona 148; 4. D.C. Everest 160; 5. Wausau West 171; 6. Rosholt 200; 7. Beaver Dam 216; 8. Phillips 262; 9. Wausau East 264; 10. Iola-Scandinavia 265; 11. Pacelli 322; 12. Baraboo 327; 13. Auburndale 351; 14. Merrill 386; 15. Wisconsin Rapids 368; 16. Marshfield 390; 17. Edgar 421; 18. Amherst 452; 19. Northland Pines 478; 20. Waupaca 578; 21. Nekoosa 606.

Adams-Friendship: 59. Alyssa Kuss, 22:27.3; 127. Anna Beaver, 25:20.8; 151. Haeden Splinter, 29:18.5.

Amherst: 63. Lindsay Dose, 22:40.8; 89. Rebecca Ostrowski, 23:40.3; 93. Tori Weier, 23:46.2; 101. Shayna Cisewski, 24:01.3; 129. Madelyn David, 25:22.3; 133. Morgan Gibbs, 25:46.4; 146. Elizabeth Andersen, 27:45.6

Assumption: 136. Shelby Pierce, 26:23.1; 142. Emily Smith 27:08.7; 154. Erin Sullivan, 30:49.7.

Auburndale: 24. Isabella Jewel, 21:01.8; 52. Kali Karl, 22:10.9; 74. Anna Kollross, 22:52.5; 92. Vanessa Mitchell, 23:44.3; 122. Taylor Stanton, 24:54.6; 149. Sam Jensen, 28:12.8; 150. Hannah Schulte, 28:36.3.

D.C. Everest: 12. Katelyn Spooner, 20:31.6; 25. Malorie Schmoll, 21:08.5; 35. Emma Jourdan, 21:36.6; 41. Sarah Philipps, 21:54.8; 47. Zoey Minnihan, 22:05.2; 51. Nicole Kleman, 22:09.2; 62. Paige Edwards, 22:40.1; 90. Jenna Cooper, 23:41.3.

Edgar: 2. Marissa Ellenbecker, 19:29.6; 55. Hannah Brewster, 22:19.1; 117. Marissa Slack, 24:26.8; 126. Rose Paul, 25:17.1; 141. Kateri Hackel, 26:51.6; 145. McKenzie Durr, 27:33.8; 147. Whitney Guenther, 27:47.1; 152. Lydia Myszka, 29:37.6.

Iola-Scandinavia: 3. Erika Kisting, 19.42.3; 10. Leighten Fischer, 20:21.6; 20. Jada Beacom, 20:47.3; 110. Natalie Rustad, 24:14.8; 135. Haley Ullom, 26:14.8.

Marshfield: 48. Madysen Bohman, 22:06.3; 49. Lilly O’Brien, 22:07.4; 80. Sophia Schrodi, 23:12.3; 105. Jocie Anderson, 24:08.1; 121. Lottie Schrodi, 24:52.4; 128. Emma Gilkerson, 25:21.3; 130. Kendra Tremelling, 25:27.5.

Merrill: 36. Dalie Thomas, 21:40.4; 40. Deanta Saunders, 21:52.4; 98. Hunter Zecca, 23:56.3; 102. Lily Reimann, 24:02.8; 107. Anne Herdt, 24:12.6; 120. Autumn Schenzel, 24:35.5; 125. Sophie Priebe, 25:10.1.

Nekoosa: 100. Shannon Sorbo, 24:02.3; 119. Emma McKeal, 24:32.7; 139. Nicki Bakovka, 26:33.1; 143. Bridgett Cyboran, 27:14.2; 144. Brit Cyboran, 27:15.5.

Pacelli: 27. Elizabeth Cisewski, 21:12.3; 53. Grace Van Handel, 22:18.8; 54. Grace Engebretson, 22:18.9; 94. Abigail Dahlseng, 23:47.6; 104. Dominique Jamison, 24:07.3; 111. Katy Czerwinski, 24:16.1; 113. Maddie Kunze, 24:17.7; 134. Paige Kussow, 25:53.3.

Rosholt: 13. Jordan Zdroik, 20:36.4; 14. Brittany Gagas, 20:36.8; 30. Jenna Trzebiatowski, 21:28.2; 70. Taylor Krogwold, 22:45.7; 79. Amanda Wanta, 23:10.7; 87. Riley Walski, 23:31.3; 96. Lexi Cordova, 23:52.8.

SPASH: 6. Maddie Hyland, 19:52.9; 7. Grace Belson, 20:04.5; 8. Mya Zajakowski, 20:07.8; 16. Madelyn Schneider, 20:39.7; 23. Carly Olsen, 20:57.1; 26. Kaylee Newland, 21:12.1; 57. Ellie Mallek, 22:20.6; 61. McKenzie Fuehrer, 22:36.3.

Wausau East: 15. Mariah Haight, 20:38.8; 60. McKenna Taylor, 22:31.8; 64. Josie Bartishofski, 22:42.4; 65. Sarah Croker, 22:43.3; 68. Rayne Holmson, 22:44.6; 88. Brenna Urmanski, 23:33.8; 95. Laurel Schuck, 23:48.2.

Wausau West: 5. Brooke Jaworski, 19:52.5; 31. Kayla Durr, 21:33.1; 33. Isabelle D’Burke, 21:35.4; 44. Alivia Rass, 21:58.9; 58. Mackenzie Malone, 22:32.2; 78. Lizzy Mikulich, 23:00.8; 84. Hannah Gessler, 23:25.9.

Wisconsin Rapids: 28. Willow Sering, 21:18.5; 46. Lacey Foate, 22:04.8; 85. Haley Goldberg, 23:29.5; 109. Cassidy Coates, 24:14.8; 114. Charlotte Hanneman, 24:18.9; 123. Kaidee Voight, 25:03.1; 131. Caitlyn Whipple, 25:30.6.

VOLLEYBALL

Auburndale Invitational

AUBURNDALE - The Stratford volleyball team placed first at the Auburndale Invitational, edging Spencer in three sets in the title game.

Stratford earned wins over Mosinee (26-24, 25-16), Pacelli (26-24, 25-19), Columbus Catholic (26-24, 26-28, 16-14), Pittsville (25-21, 25-11) and Prentice (25-11, 25-16) before knocking off Spencer (20-25, 25-15, 15-13).

MaKayla Krall posted 48 kills and 31 digs on the day to lead the Tigers. Mazie Nagel added 42 kills, 30 digs and a team-high 16 aces. Katie Krueger chipped in with 27 digs while Brooke Peterson had nine aces.

Before the title match, Spencer earned sweeps over Assumption (25-22, 25-17), Auburndale (25-17, 25-20), Prentice (25-12, 25-13), Iola-Scandinavia (25-18, 25-12) and Pacelli (25-19, 25-20).

Liz Endreas had a team-leading 36 kills while Jenna Schober added 35 kills and six aces. Sadie Mercier had 61 assists while Jenna Rogers contributed 52 digs.

“It was a very solid day for us,” Spencer coach Buff Heller said. “Losing the title game to a solid team like Stratford is something we can build on. All 12 girls contributed well all day.”

Mosinee placed fifth at the invite, losing its first two before winning its final four matches. Mosinee beat Pittsville, Assumption and Columbus Catholic twice.

Janae Antosch posted 24 kills, 70 assists and 23 digs to lead Mosinee. Hanna Nest added 34 kills and 19 digs while Brooke Wierzbanowski chipped in 18 aces and 43 digs. Halle Nest contributed 27 kills with Sophie Kamke recording 13 blocks.

Shawano Invite

SHAWANO - The Wausau West volleyball team won three of five matches at the Shawano Invite.

The Warriors lost to Kewaunee twice, 26-24, 25-20 and 23-25, 25-23, 15-10, while earning wins over Rhinelander (25-19, 20-25, 15-9), Clintonville (25-20, 25-9) and Oconto Falls (25-23, 25-19).

Paige Brandenburg led the Warriors with 49 kills, 52 digs and six aces. Caitlin Deaton added 38 kills, 11 digs and seven aces.

Ieden Sheehan led Wausau West with nine aces while adding in 25 digs. Skylar Rickstad chipped in with 39 digs and seven aces.

Merrill invite

MERRILL - Morgan Wardall had 24 kills, seven aces and five digs to led the Bluejays to the title at their own invite with a 6-0 record.

Merrill beat Tomahawk 26-24, 24-17, Medford 25-13, 25-17, Stanley-Boyd 25-17, 25-10, Green Bay Southwest 25-14, 25-14 and Athens 25-20, 25-21.

Taylor Cichy had 61 digs, while Maddix Bonnell had 44, Kelsie Belfori 23 and Lindsey Casper and Madison Weix 22 each.

Seneca Invite

SENECA - The Edgar volleyball team earned a comeback win over Brookwood to take third place at the Seneca Invite.

Edgar beat Brookwood by scores of 23-25, 25-20, 15-12.

The Wildcats also earned wins over Bascobel (18-25, 25-18, 17-16) and Cassville (25-21, 25-17). Edgar dropped one match at the invite, losing to Seneca (25-11, 25-23).

Marcey Wirkus led Edgar with 25 kills while Rachel Heiden added 14 kills. Lindsey Schneeberger added 74 assists and nine aces. Daria Hoesly chipped in six aces.

BOYS SOCCER

Wausau East 2,

Rhinelander 1

WAUSAU - Jordan Thao scored in the 72nd minute to snap a tie and give the Lumberjacks the win in the nonconference game.

East’s Adam Hahn scored in the 48th minute to tie the game 1-1.

Sam Petralia had nine saves for East.

GIRLS SWIMMING

Hodag Relay

Team scores: 1. Marshfield 100; 2. Rhinelander 98; 3. Merrill 60; 4. Wausau West 58; 5. Black River Falls/Blair-Taylor 54; 6. Lakeland Union 44.

Results: 200 medley relay: 1. Marshfield (Sophie Koehn, Elizabeth Holbrook, Ryenne Zee, Megan Donahue), 2:02.59; 800 free relay: Rhinelander (Maddie Quinn, Emily McFarland, Taylor Hollands, Hannah Hoffhein), 9:55.45; 400 ind. medley relay: 1. Marshfield (Holbrook, Valerie Kushnir, Koehn, Zee), 4:39.93; 200 free relay: 1. Rhinelander (Carly Seidl, Shelby Kuehn, Taylor Macak, Marisa McGuire), 1:53.78; 300 butterfly relay: 1. BRF/BT (Elizabeth Pardoe, Julia Beam, Lauren Steien), 3:22.28; 500 descrescendo relay: 1. Rhinelander (Macak, Hollands, Seidl, Kuehn), 5:38.21; 300 backstroke relay: 1. Marshfield (Koehn, Malina Barker, Donahue), 3:29.53; 150 mixer relay: 1. BRF/BT (Pardoe, Beam, Steien), 1:27.93; 300 breaststroke relay: 1. Wausau West (Natasha Neumann, Kara Nyhus, Hannah Senanayake), 4:04.87; 400 free relay: 1. Rhinelander (McGuire, Macak, Hollands, Grace Heck), 4:08.75.

LATE FRIDAY

FOOTBALL

Wausau West 20,

Appleton North 17

WAUSAU - West quarterback Trevor Cunningham went 11-of-17 for 209 yards and two touchdowns as the Warriors upset the Lightning.

Cunningham connected with Mitch Michalske for a 80-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter which gave West a 20-10 lead. The scored capped a run of 13 straight points by the Warriors, who improved to 2-2 overall and 2-1 in the Valley Football Association-North Division.

West travels to Kaukauna Friday.

First quarter

AN-W. Stewart 1 run (Q. Henwood kick)

Second quarter

WW-M. Neumeller 29 FG

WW-Neumeller 25 FG

Third quarter

AN-Henwood 26 FG

WW-T. Bort 17 pass from T. Cunningham (Neumeller kick)

WW-M. Michalske 80 pass from Cunningham (Neumeller kick)

AN-A. Zeratsky 23 pass from Z. Parker (Henwood kick)

Appleton West 33,

D.C. Everest 28

APPLETON - Riley Peterson passed for 222 yards and a touchdown as the Evergreens fell short in a late comeback bid.

Peterson had a short touchdown run and also connected with Dylan Ellenbecker for a 26-yard score in the final two minutes for the Evergreens, who trailed 26-14 entering the fourth quarter.

Sam Stroik rushed for 77 yards for the Evergreens.

First quarter

AW: Patrick Ourada 9 run (Andrew Berry kick), 7:52

DCE- Sam Stroike 44 run (run fail), 4:42.

Second quarter

AW: Ourada 3 run (Berry kick), 3:20

DCE-Kevin Sandoval 2 run (Berkley Corvion pass from Riley Peterson), 0:29.

Third quarter

AW: Joey Reader 53 pass from Alec Goffard (kick failed), 8:45

AW: Goffard 2 run (run failed), 2:30

Fourth quarter

DCE-Peterson 1 run (kick fail), 2:03.

AW: Ourada 36 run (Berry kick), 1:02

DCE-Dylan Ellenbecker 26 pass from Peterson (Peterson run), 0:21.

Appleton East 26,

Wausau East 7

APPLETON - Thomas Dunbar caught a 17-yard touchdown pass as the Lumberjacks fell in a Valley Football Association-North Division game.

The Patriots used big plays, scoring on runs of 89 and 83 yards in the third quarter, and a 79-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter.

First quarter

AE-K. Thao 79 pass from D. Westerman (J. Leisner kick), 10:29

Third quarter

AE-J. Veran 89 run (Leisner kick)

AE-T. Locke 83 run (kick fail), :08.

Fourth quarter

WE-T. Dunbar 18 pass from A.Becker (J. Schalow kick), 7:46.

AE-C. Ritchie 5 run (run fail), 3:20

Marathon 33,

Tomahawk 13

TOMAHAWK - The Raiders improved to 3-1 overall and 2-1 in the Marawood Conference with their second straight win.

Tomahawk dropped to 1-3 overall and in the Marawood.

Merrill 15,

Rhinelander 12

RHINELANDER - The Bluejays rushed for 226 yards and improved to 2-2 overall and 2-0 in the Great Northern Conference.

Braeden Dorn rushed for 94 yards and a 2-yard touchdown and Zach Mootz had 73 yards and a short touchdown run for the Bluejays, who led 15-6 at the half.

The Bluejays host Medford on Friday for a showdown for first place in the conference.

First quarter

M-B. Dorn 2 run (T. Seubert kick), 6:49

R-C. Krueer 17 run (kick fail), 3:34.

Second quarter

M-Z. Mootz 2 run (two-point pass), 2:31.

Fourth quarter

R-L. Freund 5 run (pass fail), 4:51.

Medford 35,

Mosinee 7

MEDFORD - Conrad Bolz and Josh Thiede combined to score all five of the Raiders touchdowns.

Bolz rushed for 176 yards on 18 carries and added a pair of touchdown runs. Bolz also added a 33-yard interception return in Medford’s 28-point first quarter.

Eric Soderberg scored Mosinee’s lone touchdown on a 23-yard reception from Ben Vandehey in the fourth quarter. Soderberg caught three passes for 41 yards overall.

Justin Stubbe rushed for 88 yards on 10 carries.

First Quarter

Med - Conrad Bolz 49 run (Preston Carlson kick), 9:36

Med - Bolz 33 INT return (Josh Thiede run), 7:53

Med - Thiede 17 run (Carlson kick), 5:13

Med - Thiede 1 run (Carlson kick), 1:59

Third Quarter

Med - Bolz 3 run (kick failed), 2:09

Fourth Quarter

Mos - Eric Soderberg 23 pass from Ben Vandehey (Brandon Bernarde kick), 3:56

Thorp 27,

Athens 20

ATHENS - C.J. Pawick rushed for 179 yards, including an 81-yard run in the first quarter, as the Cardinals downed the Bluejays in a CloverWood Conference matchup.

Kamren Krwanski scored from the 1 nine seconds into the fourth quarter to snap a 20-20 tie.

Athens lost three fumbles in the game.

Nate Morse and Jordan Decker rushed for 73 and 68 yards, respectively, for the Bluejays, who fell to 2-2 overall.

Thorp improved to 1-3.

Loyal 35,

Newman Cath. 8

WESTON - The Greyhounds pulled away in the second half and improved to 4-0 in the CloverWood Conference.

Loyal led 12-0 at the break.

Newman Catholic fell to 0-4 overall.

Pacelli 21,

Witt-Birn 7

WITTENBERG - The running duo of Xander Schmitz and Andy Tepp powered the Cardinals to a Central Wisconsin Conference-8 road win.

Schmitz carried the ball 22 times for 135 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Tepp added 118 yards and a touchdown on 19 carries.

The Chargers fell to 1-3 overall and 0-2 in the CWC-8.

Stratford 7,

Edgar 6

EDGAR – Cole Hoffman scored the lone touchdown for the Tigers as they edged the Wildcats in their Marawood Conference matchup.

Hoffman had a combined 100 yards, while Kamren Bornbach totaled 83 yards in the Tigers victory.

Shawn Bunkelman scored the first and only goal for the Wildcats, but a failed two-point conversion attempt ended up being their ultimate downfall.

First quarter

E- Shawn Bunkelman 19 pass from Karson Butt (2-point conversion failed)

Second quarter

S- Cole Hoffman 74 run (Kamren Bornbach kick)