Tuesday, Dec. 2

Wittenberg-Birnamwood 74, Manawa 14

It was no contest for Wittenberg-Birnamwood when the Chargers crushed Manawa 73-14 on Dec. 2.

Wittenberg-Birnamwood had a commanding 51-10 lead at halftime and continued dominating with a 22-4 second half.

“We came out with great pressure tonight, which led to a nice lead going into halftime,” coach Nick Mechelke said.

The Shawano/Seymour boys swim team won only one of 11 events and lost to Rhinelander 119-51 in Shawano on Dec. 2.

It was the Great Northern Conference opener.

Tuesday, Dec. 2

Shawano/Bonduel 5, Stevens Point Pacelli 2

Shawano/Bonduel traveled to the Ice Hawks Arena to take on Stevens Point Pacelli and returned home Dec. 2 with a 5-2 win.

Shawano Community High School sophomore Quinten Harkey had a hat trick for the Hawks, who scored all five of their goals in the first two periods. Pacelli’s two scores came in the third period.

James Brady scored 22 points to led Tigerton to a 62-50 win over Green Bay NEW Lutheran at home Dec. 1. Brady also led the Tigers with 10 rebounds.

Cameron Carlson added 11 points, including 3-of-4 from the free throw line.

Sam Anheuser notched eight assists for the home team, and Carlson had six steals.

Lakeshore Masters

Lakeshore Lanes, Nov. 24

Team Standings

Farmall 186-38

Cassidy’s Studio Lounge 146.5-77.5

Arndt Trucking 145.5-78.5

Remi’s 138.5-85.5

Rosie’s Railway 115-109

Golden Sands 112-112

Shawano Auto 100.5-123.5

Pin Pricks 95.5-128.5

Launching Pad 90-134

Brothers 80-144

Lakeshore Lanes 74-5-149.5

Jack Magnin probably didn’t know me from Adam, but I certainly knew him.

He passed away Nov. 22 at the age of 86, and his contributions to the Oconto Falls community — especially Oconto Falls High School and its athletic programs — won’t be forgotten.