Lakeshore Masters

Lakeshore Lanes, Feb. 23

Team Standings

Farmall 329-103

Arndt Trucking 297.5-134.5

Cassidy’s Studio Lounge 271-161

Remi’s 258-174

Rosie’s Railway 229-5-202.5

Golden Sands 215.5-216.5

VFW Post 2723 205-227

Pin Pricks 177.5-254.5

Brothers 168.5-262.5

Lakeshore Lanes 159-273

Shawano Auto 154.5-268.5

Personal statistics are not a big deal to Rory Salvesen.

That’s why the Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School senior wondered what was going on Feb. 27 during the first half of the Chargers’ WIAA regional semifinal matchup with Spooner.

Her basket had given the Chargers a 27-0 lead in the first half and she was well on her way to a 36-point night.

Taylor Whiting would not cut it as a post player on a girls basketball team.

Wrestling is a different story, however, as the Lena senior won her fourth straight state championship Feb. 28 with a 10-5 win over Manitowoc Lincoln’s Emjay Neumann in the 114-pound championship match at the WIAA State Individual Wrestling Tournament in Madison.

Four years after winning his fourth state wrestling championship, Clayton Whiting was back at the WIAA State Individual Wrestling Tournament.

Whiting, who won his championships while wrestling for Oconto Falls High School from 2019-22, had a front-row seat to watch his sister, Taylor, win her fourth championship Feb. 28 at the Kohl Center in Madison.

Mike Homan’s roots in Shawano’s wrestling program go back more than two decades.

He wrestled for the Hawks before graduating from Shawano Community High School in 2004 and took over as varsity coach in 2014.

All in all, it turned out to be a successful three days for area wrestlers at the WIAA State Individual Tournament, held Feb. 26-28 at the Kohl Center in Madison.