Tuesday, February 25 2025
WIAA Boys Swim and Dive State Meet
Aaden Terrazas of Sheboygan North made the podium twice in Division 1 placing 3rd in the 200 Free and 2nd in the 500 free. Terrazas, a sophomore and the FRCC Swimmer of the Year, will have an opportunity over the next two years to improve on those finishes.
In Division 2 Senior Anthony Hendrickson of Ashwaubenon ended his high school swimming career making the podium three times, finishing 5th in each of those races. Hendrickson’s podium finishes came in the 200yd Individual Medley, 100yd Breaststroke and as a member of the 200yd Medley Relay (Rowell, Dietzler, Anderson). Tommy McNicoll nabbed the final podium berth for Ashwaubenon with a 6th place finish in the 100yd Freestyle.
The complete list of podium finishes:
Podium Finishes – Division 1
- 200yd Freestyle – Aaden Terrazas – Sheboygan North – 3rd – 1:38.77
- 500yd Freestyle – Aaden Terrazas – Sheboygan North – 2nd – 4:37.98
Podium Finishes – Division 2
- 200yd Medley Relay – Ashwaubenon – Michael Rowell, Anthony Hendrickson, Trevor Dietzler, Ashtyn Anderson – 5th – 1:43.73
- 200yd Individual Medley – Anthony Hendrickson – Ashwaubenon – 5th – 1:59.47
- 100yd Freestyle – Tommy McNicoll – Ashwaubenon – 6th – 48.95
- 100yd Breaststroke – Anthony Hendrickson – Ashwaubenon – 5th – 57.97
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WIAA Boys Hockey Sectionals
Notre Dame Academy, the two-time defending State Champion in Division 1, is the only FRCC team remaining in the tournament. In a continued defense of their State Title, the Tritons will meet #2 seed St. Mary’s Springs in a Sectional Semi-final Tuesday, February 25 (tonight) at 8:00pm. The game will be at the Blue Line Family Ice Center. Update: Notre Dame Academy – 7 St. Mary’s Springs – 2.
De Pere and Bay Port both lost heartbreakers in overtime in the Regional Finals. Bay Port lost to Notre Dame Academy’s Sectional opponent St. Mary’s Springs 4-3 and De Pere lost by an identical score to West Bend West. Ashwaubenon’s season also ended in the Regional Final losing to top seed Neenah 5-2.
Sectional Final: Notre Dame Academy vs Neenah Co-op – Friday, February 28 at Champion Center at 7:45pm for the right to go to the State Tournament. The Tritons continue their quest for a third straight Division 1 State Title.
2-28-25 Update: Notre Dame Academy wins Sectional Championship over Neenah 4-2. The Tritons will continue defense of the their past two Division 1 State Championships and go for their third consecutive title next weekend. Find more information in the below links.
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WIAA Girls Basketball Tournament Begins This Week
FRCC Girls Basketball teams are split between Division 1 and 2. Notre Dame Academy is coming off four straight trips to the State Championship game in Division 2 having won three of them before losing to Pewaukee in last year’s Championship game. Two of the three Championships came against that same Pewaukee team. The implementation of the WIAA success formula moved Notre Dame Academy up to Division 1 this year where they will make a push for a fifth straight State Tournament appearance. Last year’s Division 2 State Champion Pewaukee also moves up to Division 1 this year and both Notre Dame Academy and Pewaukee will compete in the same Sectional. Pewaukee is the #1 seed while Notre Dame Academy received the #7 seed.
De Pere, this year’s FRCC Champion, finished undefeated (18-0) in the Conference and ended Notre Dame’s three year reign as FRCC Champions. The De Pere girls have some history of their own when it comes to State Tournament success. The Redbirds finished as runner-ups in the State Tournament in 2010 and 2017 and they were State Champions in Division 1 in 2012. De Pere received a #5 seed in this year’s tournament in arguably one of the toughest Sectionals in the State. Six of the Top 10 teams in the State in the Wissports Coaches poll are in Sectional 2. Pewaukee (1), Kimberly (3), Brookfield East (4), Hartford (5), De Pere (7) and Homestead (8). Whoever represents Sectional 2 in the State Tournament will be well tested.
Bay Port, who finished the regular season with a win at Notre Dame Academy is hoping to make some noise and will host Germantown in the first round. A win over Germantown and the Pirates would likely travel to Pewaukee for a Regional final match-up. Manitowoc, Green Bay Preble and Sheboygan North are the other FRCC teams competing in Division 1.
In Division 2, the Highest ranked team is Ashwaubenon with a #4 seed. Pulaski (6), Sheboygan South (10) and Green Bay Southwest (10) will also compete in Division 2.
Girls Basketball – Regional 1st Round and Regional Semi-final match-ups:
FRCC Regional 1st Round Match-ups – Tuesday, February 25 – 7:00pm game times
Division 1
- #15 Sheboygan North – 48 hosts #18 Waukesha North/South – 40 (Sheboygan North plays at #2 Kimberly on Friday 2/28)
Division 2
- #10 Sheboygan South – 21 at #7 Plymouth – 48 (winner plays at #2 West De Pere on Friday 2/28)
- #10 Green Bay Southwest – 13 at #7 New London – 90 (winner plays at #2 Marinette on Friday 2/28)
FRCC Regional Semi-final match-ups – Friday, February 28 – 7:00pm game times.
Division 1
- #5 De Pere – 54 hosts #12 Manitowoc – 38
- #7 Notre Dame Academy – 60 hosts #10 Green Bay Preble – 41
- #8 Bay Port – 65 hosts #9 Germantown – 71
- #15 Sheboygan North – 31at #2 Kimberly – 59
Division 2
- #4 Ashwaubenon – 44 hosts #5 Menasha – 47
- #6 Pulaski – 38 at #3 Luxemburg Casco – 34
Regional Finals – Saturday, March 1st at 7:00pm.
- #5 De Pere at #4 Brookfied East (D1)
- #7 Notre Dame Academy at #2 Kimberly (D1)
- #6 Pulaski at #2 Marinette (D2)
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- WIAA Girls Basketball Division 1 Bracket
- WIAA Girls Basketball Division 2 Bracket
- WIAA Tournament Central
WIAA Girls and Boys Individual Wrestling State Meet
The FRCC is well represented in the Girls and Boys Individual State Wrestling Meet being held at the Kohl Center starting Thursday, February 27 and concluding Saturday, March 1. Nine girls and twelve boys will be competing in the meet. Preliminary matches for Division 1 Boys and the Girls Division will begin at 2:00pm on Thursday. Quarterfinals matches will begin at at approximately 4:30pm on the same day.
Junior Emjay Neumann of Manitowoc (120) and sophomore Harlow Skendandore of Pulaski (145) return to this year’s field to defend their titles in the same weight classes. Neumann also has a runner-up finish as a freshman in 2023. Neumann finished second at both regionals and sectionals in closely contested matches to 2024 114 pound State Champion Angie Bianchi of Two Rivers. If the seeds hold up Bianchi and Neumann could meet in the final for the 120 lb championship. Skenandore enters the State meet undefeated as the top seed in the 145 pound weight class with a 26-0 record.
Senior Brooke Corrigan of De Pere enters the State Meet as the top seed in the 100 pound weight class. Seeing limited action this season, Corrigan, at 7-0, is looking to return to the top spot on the podium having finished as the runner-up in 2024. Corrigan won the State Title at 100 pounds as a freshman in 2022 and as a sophomore in 2023.
In addition to Corrigan and Skenandore, Anna Behling (120) Bay Port also enters the State Meet as a Sectional Champion.
Girls Wrestling Opening Round Matches:
- 100 #1 Brooke Corrigan – De Pere vs #16 Cydonia Roman – Royal/Wonewoc Central
- 100 #10 Jackie Zuniga – Green Bay Preble vs #7 Rosalie Kossman – Prairie du Chien
- 100 #13 Amiya D Aoust – Manitowoc vs #4 Cassidy O’Connell – Regis/Altoona
- 114 #5 Dakotah Athey – Bay Port vs #12 Brooke Williamson – Kettle Moraine
- 120 #3 Emjay Neumann – Manitowoc vs #14 Tessa York – Cadott
- 120 #8 Anna Behling – Bay Port vs #9 Jazlien Fong-Baake – Marinette
- 138 #12 Leah Kapla – Pulaski vs #5 Irelynd Cejka – Prairie du Chien
- 145 #1 Harlow Skenandore – Pulaski vs #16 Nina Sanfillippo – Muskego
- 235 #6 Destiny Duesterbeck – Sheboygan North vs #11 Taryn Armbruster – Martin Luther
Friday, February 28
Consolation Preliminaries – 10:00am
- 100 Amiya D Aoust (Man) vs Ruby Brandt (Horicon)
Consolation Quarterfinals -opponent TBD – App. 11:30am
- 100 Jackie Zuniga (GBP)
- 114 Dakotah Athey (BP)
- 120 Anna Behling (BP)
- 138 Leah Kapla (Pul)
- 235 Destiny Duesterbeck (SN)
Winners Bracket Semi-finals – 7:00pm
- 100 Brooke Corrigan (DP) vs Cassidy O’Connell (Regis/Altoona)
- 120 Emjay Neumann (Man) vs Devlynn Albrecht (Milton)
- 145 Harlow Skenandore (Pul) vs Olivia Hofrichter (Antigo)
March 1 – Championship Saturday.
Eight girls remain in contention for podium finishes while two will wrestle in Championship matches. At 100, Brooke Corrigan of De Pere will look to regain the title she lost last season. Corrigan won the the 100lb weight class as a freshman and a sophomore. A win on Saturday would give her three State Titles for he high school career. At 120, Emjay Nuemann of Manitowoc looks to defend her title from a year ago. She will face Angie Bianchi of Two Rivers whom she lost to in both the regional and sectional finals matches leading to the State Tournament. At 145, Harlow Skenandore of Pulaski who is the defending State Champion at that weight class lost her semi-final match and will wrestle for third place Saturday afternoon.
Saturdays Girls matches
Championship Matches (Start at 5:30pm Saturday evening)
- 100 Brooke Corrigan (De Pere) vs Katherine Cook (Freedom)
- 120 Emjay Neumann (Manitowoc) vs Angie Bianchi (Two Rivers)
3rd Place Matches (Held Saturday afternoon)
- 145 Harlow Skenandore (Pulaski) vs Katelyn Nosbisch (Black River Falls)
Consolation Semi-finals (Begin at 10:00am Saturday – winners will wrestle in the 5th place match on Saturday afternoon)
- 100 Jackie Zuniga (Green Bay Preble) vs Brynn Engel (Badger)
- 114 Dakotah Athey (Bay Port) vs Izzie Evitch (Menomonee Falls)
- 120 Anna Behling (Bay Port) vs Rosemary Triggs (Whitefish Bay)
- 138 Leah Kapla (Pulaski) vs Kylie Simpson (Hudson)
- 235 Destiny Duesterbeck (Sheboygan North) vs Aliviah Walsh (Watertown)
On the boys side, Bay Port leads the three FRCC schools who have individual qualifiers for the Division 1 Meet. Bay Port has six wrestlers competing, with Pulaski bringing four and De Pere bringing two to round out the FRCC contingent.
Owen Wathke, Bay Port, finished 3rd in the 113 weight class in 2024 defeating Mycah Beckett of De Pere in the third place match. Both Wathke and Beckett return to this year’s meet looking to improve on last year’s finish. Wathke will compete at 120 while Beckett has moved up to the 132 weight class. Alois Schlumpf of Bay Port is the only other returning FRCC wrestler with a podium finish in last year’s meet. Schlumpf, who finished 4th at 120 last year will compete at 126 this year. Wathke and Schlumpf both earned 3 seeds in this year’s meet while Beckett earned a 2 seed.
In addition to Mycah Becket (132) De Pere, Olin Neuville (138) De Pere, Ethan Farley (150) Bay Port, Mason Taylor (157) Pulaski, Andy Servais (190) Pulaski and Alex Warden (285) Bay Port all enter the State Meet as Sectional Champions.
Boys Wrestling Opening Round Matches:
- 106 #7 Jack Falk – Pulaski vs #10 Max Schroeder – Sauk Prairie
- 120 #3 Owen Wathke – Bay Port vs #14 William Mattert – Oconomowoc
- 126 #3 Alois Schlumpf – Bay Port vs #14 Braeden Borreson – Franklin
- 132 #2 Mycah Beckett – De Pere vs #15 Myles Leggett – Kenosha Indian Trail
- 138 #6 Olin Neuville – De Pere vs #11 Aaron Howard – Menomonee
- 138 #12 Broc Ambrosius – Pulaski vs #5 Edwyn Schroeder – Oshkosh West
- 150 #7 Ethan Farley – Bay Port vs #10 Michael Galloway – Milwaukee King
- 157 #8 Mason Taylor – Pulaski vs #9 Demetruis Gaines – West Allis Hale
- 165 #7 Tucker Athey – Bay Port vs #10 Ray Pember – Menomonie
- 190 #7 Andy Servais – Pulaski vs #10 Jay Krueger – West Allis Hale
- 285 #12 Alex Warden – Bay Port vs #5 Tanner Gormanson – Wisconsin Rapids
Friday, February 28
Consolation Preliminaries – 10:00am
- 138 Brock Ambrosius (Pul) vs Landon Jacobs (Burlington)
- 138 Olin Neuville (DP) vs Brady Austin ( Muskego)
- 157 Cole Bartlein (BP) vs Eans Prado (Kettle Moraine)
- 285 Alex Warden (BP) vs Marcell Eiland (Milwaukee Lutheran)
Consolation Quarter-finals – Opponent to be determined – Approximately 11:30am
- 126 Alois Schlumpf (BP)
- 150 Ethan Farley (BP)
- 157 Mason Taylor (Pul)
- 165 Tucker Athey (BP)
- 190 Andy Servais (Pul)
Winners Bracket Semi-finals – 7:00pm
- 106 Jack Falk (Pul) vs Teghan Moore (West Salem/Bangor)
- 120 Owen Wathke (BP) vs Andy Di Piazza (Kaukauna)
- 132 Mycah Beckett (DP) vs Devon Lieteau (Sparta)
March 1 – Championship Saturday.
Eight boys remain in contention to reach the podium in their respective weight classes. Three will wrestle in Championship matches. Jack Falk of Pulaski will wrestle in the Championship match at 106. This is Falk’s first trip to the State Tournament. Owen Wathke of Bay Port will wrestle for the Championship at 120. Wathke defeated Mycah Beckett of De Pere in the 3rd place match a year ago in the 113 weight class. Beckett will also make an appearance in a Championship match at 132.
Saturdays Boys matches
Championship Matches (Start at 5:30pm Saturday evening)
- 106 Jack Falk (Pulaski) vs Camden Rugg (Union Grove)
- 120 Owen Wathke (Bay Port) vs Ethan Bast (West Bend West)
- 132 Mycah Beckett (De Pere) vs Liam Neitzel (Hudson)
Consolation Semi-finals (Begin at 10:00am Saturday – winners will wrestle in the 5th place match on Saturday afternoon)
- 126 Alois Schlumpf (Bay Port) vs Aspen Tritz (Wisconsin Rapids)
- 138 Broc Ambrosius (Pulaski vs Jayden Yauck (Oconomowoc)
- 165 Tucker Athey (Bay Port) vs Finn Grauwels (Middleton)
- 190 Andy Servais (Pulaski) vs Reed Galki (Middleton)
- 285 Alex Warden (Bay Port) vs Nathaniel Langden (Elkhorn)
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