Lakeshore Masters

Lakeshore Masters

Lakeshore Lanes, Jan. 26

Team Standings

Farmall 290.5-77.5

Arndt Trucking 248-120

Remi’s 219.5-148.5

Cassidy’s Studio Lounge 233.5-134.5

Rosie’s Railway 198.5-169.5

Golden Sands 198.5-169.5

Launching Pad 165-203

Pin Pricks 151-217

Brothers 138.5-228.5

Shawano Auto 138.5-220.5

Not even a serious knee injury can keep Madi Thomson from enjoying her final season of girls basketball.

The Lena High School senior tore the ACL in her left knee last summer while playing club basketball, her second ACL injury in four years.

ACL injuries usually require surgery — along with months of rehabilitation and physical therapy — and the setback kept Thomson from competing in cross country this past season.

Tuesday, Feb. 3

Menominee Nation 70, Oconto 49

The Eagles are 13-6 overall after posting a 70-49 nonconference win over Oconto. Menominee Nation jumped out to a 38-20 halftime lead.

While the second half was much closer (32-29 in favor of the Eagles), the game was out of reach at that point.

Gillett 43, St. Thomas Aquinas Academy 30

A strong Tigerton team means a Central Wisconsin Conference-North championship probably isn’t in the cards for the Bowler or Marion boys basketball teams.

The Panthers and Mustangs headed into their CWC-North rematch Feb. 2 at Marion Elementary School with similar records, but Bowler built a 22-point halftime lead and returned home with a 53-27 win.

The Panthers never trailed after scoring the game’s first 11 points.

Feb. 3

Bonduel 86, Menominee Nation 61

An 18-point scoring run in the middle of the second half blew the game open for Bonduel as the Bears won 86-61 over Menominee Nation.

The CWC-East game was tight until then, with Bonduel holding a 43-38 halftime lead and the Eagles taking the lead in the second half before Bonduel went on its scoring spree.

Tuesday, Feb. 3

Shawano 8, Pacelli 1

Pacelli scored first at the Crawford Center in Shawano, but that was all they had as the Hawks went on to score eight times to notch an 8-1 win.

Gavin Hundt collected a hat trick, and Cameron Schroeder had two goals for Shawano/Bonduel. Michael Dillenburg, Teagan Harkey and Jeremy Helmuth also scored for the Hawks.