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Sun Prairie shocks Madison Memorial

Big Eight

boys basketball

League Season

W L W L

Sun Prairie 3 0 4 0

Madison East 2 0 3 0

Verona 2 0 3 1

Beloit Memorial 2 1 3 1

Madison Memorial 1 1 1 1

Madison West 1 1 1 2

Madison La Follette 1 2 3 2

Janesville Parker 0 2 1 2

Middleton 0 2 1 3

Janesville Craig 0 3 0 4

RESULTS FRIDAY

Madison La Follette 65, Janesville Craig 56

Madison West 58, Janesville Parker 55

Sun Prairie 79, Madison Memorial 78, OT

Madison East 63, Beloit Memorial 61

Verona 68, Middleton 48

GAME TUESDAY

Madison Memorial at Verona

GAME WEDNESDAY

Madison East at Janesville Parker

GAMES NEXT FRIDAY

Verona at Janesville Parker

Janesville Craig at Madison Memorial

Sun Prairie at Middleton

Madison West at Madison East

Madison La Follette at Beloit Memorial

Sun Prairie High freshman Nick Fuller stole the show in Friday night’s Big Eight boys basketball clash between the Cardinals and defending state champion Madison Memorial.

Fuller made a three-point basket to send the game into overtime and then made a putback as time expired to give Sun Prairie the 79-78 upset victory.

Jordan Noskowiak led the host Cardinals with 26 points, but Fuller was the man of the hour. With Memorial (1-1, 1-1) leading 78-77 thanks to a pair of free throws from Jamar Morris with five seconds left, Fuller rebounded Michael Boos’ miss and laid the ball in as time expired.

Marquette University recruit Vander Blue led the Spartans with 21 points, while Tre Kreamer added 16.

Sun Prairie (4-0, 3-0) moved into sole possession of first place in the conference with the win.

SUN PRAIRIE 79, MEMORIAL 78 (OT)

Memorial (78)—Ortiz, 5-4-15; Chamberlain, 1-0-2; Burnett, 3-0-6; Creamer, 7-2-16; Blue, 8-4-21; Morris, 5-5-15; Fruhling, 1-1-3. Totals: 30-16-78.

Sun Prairie (79)—Thiel, 1-2-4; Schaffner, 2-0-5; Noskowiak, 9-3-26; Hawkins, 3-3-10; Boos, 1-6-8; Mifflin, 2-1-5; Fuller, 7-5-21. Totals: 25-20-79.

Madison Memorial 14 24 16 17 7—78

Sun Prairie 16 17 18 20 8—79

Three-point goals—Memorial 2 (Blue, Ortiz), Sun Prairie 9 (Noskowiak 5, Fuller 2, Hawkins, Schaffner). Free throws msised—Memorial 12, Sun Prairie 1. Total fouls—Memorial 21, Sun Prairie 27. Fouled out—Schaffner, Hawkins.

n East 63, Beloit 61—Madison East had a nine-point lead after three quarters and hung for Big Eight victory over previously unbeaten Beloit Menmorial.

Marques Mason scored 24 points, and Nimrod Hilliard IV added 20 as the Purgolders (3-0, 2-0) remained undefeated.

Ahmad Shamsid-Deen scored 15 points to lead Beloit (3-1, 2-1), while Robert Douglas added 14. The Purple Knights jumped out to a nine-point lead after the opening quarter, but the Purgolders took a two-point halftime lead thanks to a 17-6 advantage in the second quarter.

EAST 63, BELOIT 61

East (63)—Bentley, 1-0-2; Hilliard IV, 6-8-20; Adams, 2-0-5; Bell, 1-0-2; McAdams, 5-0-10; Mason, 9-6-24. Totals: 24-14-63.

Beloit (61)—Stone, 4-0-10; Weston, 1-1-3; Regner, 2-0-5; Broomfield, 3-0-6; Douglas, 7-0-14; Evans, 4-0-8; Shamsid-Deen, 7-0-15. Ttoals: 28-1-61.

Madison East 13 17 21 12—63

Beloit Memorial 22 6 14 19—61

Three-point goals—East 1 (Adams), Beloit (Stone 2, Regner, Shamsid-Deen). Free throws missed—East 3, Beloit 3. Total fouls—East 13, Beloit 16.

Sophomores—Beloit 67, East 63 (OT).

n Verona 68, Middleton 48—Sam Karls scored 15 of his game-high 27 points in the third quarter to lead the Wildcats (3-1, 2-0) to a Big Eight win at Middleton.

Matt Everson had 13 points to lead Middleton (1-3, 0-2).

VERONA 68, MIDDLETON 48

Verona (68)—Ray, 5; Wadzinski, 3; Brandt, 3; Karls, 27; Burns, 2; Peterson, 13; Ropel, 12; Brooks, 1; Nauman, 1; Young, 1. Totals: 22-16-68.

Middleton (48)—Nelson, 8; Joyce, 8; Wipfli, 7; Coyne, 5; Adler, 5; Owen, 2; Everson, 13. Totals: 18-10-48.

Verona 22 14 18 14—68

Middleton 15 8 6 19—48

Three-point goals— Verona 8 (Karls 5, Ropel 2, Ray), Middleton 2 (Adler, Wipfli). Free throws missed—Verona 7, Middleton 3. Total fouls—Verona 16, Middleton 15.