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Panoske powers Brodhead

J.J. Panoske was at it again Monday night.

Brodhead High’s 6-9 junior scored 31 points, giving him his third straight 30-plus game, as the host Cardinals (4-2) notched a 62-52 victory over Monticello in nonconference boys basketball.

Panoske had a 14-point fourth quarter, enabling the Cardinals to secure the win with a 23-19 advantage over the last eight minutes.

Jacob Cole backed up Panoske with 10 points for Brodhead, while Jacob Marty and Luke Kolasch led Monticello with 15 points apiece. Tyler Ritschard added 13 for the Ponies.

BRODHEAD 62, MONTICELLO 52

Monticello (52)—Ritschard, 6-0-13; Voegeli, 1-0-2; McGowan, 2-0-4; Marty, 6-3-15; Meier, 1-0-2; Kolasch, 6-0-15; Elzen, 0-1-1. Totals: 22-4-52.

Brodhead (62)—Scheidegger, 1-2-4; Wallace, 1-0-2; Cole, 4-1-10; McKee, 2-0-4; Peterson, 3-0-6; Jackson, 1-1-3; Panoske, 13-5-31; Earleywine, 1-0-2. Totals: 26-9-62.

Monticello 16 9 8 19—52

Brodhead 16 12 11 23—62

Three-point goals—Monticello 4 (Kolasch 3, Ritschard), Brodhead 1 (Cole). Free throws missed—Monticello 1, Brodhead 4. Total fouls—Monticello 14, Brodhead 11.

-- Big Foot 54, Williams Bay 46—Alec McGreevy scored 19 points in leading Chiefs to a nonconference win over Williams Bay (2-4) at Walworth.

The Chiefs built a 39-24 lead in the first three quarters as they boosted their season record to 4-3.

Nathan Nagel contributed 10 points to the victory, while Jack Slovick paced Williams Bay 14. Matt Dreger and Will Gersonm addedd 13 and 11 points, respectively, for the Bulldogs.

BIG FOOT 54, WILLIAMS BAY 46

Williams Bay (46)—Pharris, 0-2-2; Crement, 2-2-6; Dreger, 5-0-13; Slovick, 5-3-14; Gerson, 4-2-11. Totals: 16-9-46.

Big Foot (54)—Walker, 3-0-6; Dowden, 1-1-3; Greben, 3-1-8; Schauf, 0-1-1; McCarthy, 1-0-2; Keeler, 2-1-5; McGreevy, 8-2-19; Nagel, 4-1-10. Totals: 22-7-54.

Williams Bay 3 13 8 22—46

Walworth Big Foot 11 15 13 15—54

Three-point goals—Williams Bay 5 (Dreger 3, Slovick, Gerson), Big Foot 3 (Greben, McGreevy, Nagel). Free throws missed—Williams Bay 2, Big Foot 9. Total fouls—Williams Bay 16, Big Foot 13.

-- Edgerton 45, Waterloo 37—Edgerton (2-4) rallied from a 19-16 halftime deficit for a noconference win at Waterloo.

Adam Gregory led the Crimson Tide with 20 points, including a pair of three-point goals. Sam Gage paced the Pirates (1-5) with 13 points.

EDGERTON 45, WATERLOO 37

Edgerton (45)—Samuelsen, 1-2-4; Ozga, 1-1-4; Oren, 2-0-4; Gregory, 6-6-20; Nelson, 2-1-5; Johnson, 3-0-6. Totals: 15-10-45.

Waterloo (37)—Deppe, 4-0-9; Westby, 2-2-7; Pieterick, 1-0-2; Gage, 5-3-13; Holzhueter, 2-0-4. Totals 12-5-37.

Edgerton 8 8 14 15—45

Waterloo 6 13 7 11—37

Three-point goals—Edgerton 3 (Gregory 2, Ozga); Waterloo 2 (Deppe, Westby). Free throws missed—Edgerton 3; Waterloo 4. Total fouls—Edgerton 12; Waterloo 16. Fouled out—Samuelsen.

Junior varsity—Edgerton 38, Waterloo 35.

-- Madison 67, Jefferson 60—Milwaukee Madison

(2-3) scored the last seven points for a nonconference win at Jefferson (1-4).

Aquiallo Moore hit two late three-point shots for the Knights, including one that broke a 60-60 tie. Michael Miller got his last of 29 points to put Madison out of reach at 65-60.

A.J. Neils scored a career-high 24 points for Jefferson, and Tyler Tomczak added 15.

MADISON 67, JEFFERSON 60

Madison (67)—Moore, 5-0-13; J. Jackson, 1-0-2; Morris, 4-0-8; Miller, 11-2-29; D. Jackson, 2-0-4; Weatherall, 3-1-7; Coates, 2-0-4. Totals: 28-3-67.

Jefferson (60)—Nevins, 1-0-3; Linse, 2-3-7; Tomczak, 5-5-15; Torres, 2-3-7; Neils, 11-2-24; Vogel, 1-2-4. Totals: 22-15-60.

Milwaukee Madison 16 13 17 21—67

Jefferson 10 17 13 20—60

Three-point goals—Madison 8 (Miller 5, Moore 3), Jefferson 1 (Nevins). Free throws missed—Madison 5, Jefferson 14. Total fouls—Madison 28, Jefferson 13.