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Second-ranked Mukwonago tough at Milton

Mukwonago High showed why it’s the No. 2 team in the Associated Press Division 1 girls basketball poll.

The Indians (10-0) got a game-high 15 points from Brianne Radowicz en route to a 68-32 victory over the Red Hawks (1-6) in a nonconference game Tuesday night at Milton.

The Red Hawks stayed close for one quarter before the Indians blew things open with a 41-11 run during the middle two periods.

Shannon Perez backed up Radowicz with 15 points. Perez scored eight during the Indians’ 23-4 third-quarter surge. Radowicz hit two three-pointers during the run and Kristine Fehly scored all seven of her points in the quarter.

Liz Eide led Milton with six points.

MUKWONAGO 68, MILTON 32

Mukwonago (68)—Fehly, 3-0-7; Romdene, 1-3-5; Zimmerman, 3-0-6; Lamberg, 2-1-5; Radowicz, 5-1-15; Gordy, 1-2-4; Czajlka, 0-2-2; Liedtke, 1-0-2; O’Leary, 2-1-5; Wlinski, 1-0-2; Perez, 4-7-15. Totals: 23-17-68.

Milton (32)—Davis, 2-1-5; Roach, 1-0-2; Roth, 2-0-4; Shadel, 2-0-4; Eide, 2-2-6; McNall, 2-0-4; Roherty, 2-0-4; Negus, 1-0-2; Tiffany, 0-1-1. Totals: 14-4-32.

Mukwonago 17 18 23 10—68

Milton 12 7 4 9—32

Three-point goals—Mukwonago 5 (Radowicz 4, Fehly). Free throws missed—Mukwonago 7, Milton 6. Total fouls—Mukwonago 13, Milton 19.

Junior varsity—Mukwonago 50, Milton 44.

 n Monroe 57, Platteville 26—The top-ranked defending Division 2 state champions led 20-4 after the first quarter in breezing to a nonconference win over visiting Platteville.

Jamie Armstrong scored eight of her game-high 16 points to lead the Cheesemakers’ (9-0) first-quarter blitz.

MONROE 57, PLATTEVILLE 26

Platteville (26)—Jentz, 4-0-9; Stewart, 2-0-4; Bragg, 2-0-4; Droessler, 1-0-2; Skemp, 0-2-2; Klar, 1-3-5. Totals: 10-5-26.

Monroe (57)—Brice, 3-0-6; Sutter, 1-1-4; Rufenacht, 1-1-4; M. Kennison, 1-2-4; A. Kennison, 1-0-2; Sellnow, 2-0-6; Bertalot, 2-0-4; Hermanson, 3-2-8; Armstrong, 6-4-16; Ritschard, 1-0-3; Totals: 21-10-57.

Platteville 4 7 8 7—26

Monroe 20 13 12 12—57

Three-point goals—Platteville 1 (Jentz), Monroe 5 (Sutter, Rufenacht, Sellnow 2, Ritcshard). Free throws missed—Platteville 12, Monroe 6. Total fouls—Platteville 14, Monroe 14.

Junior varsity—Monroe 42, Platteville 31.

n Lakeside 73, Waterloo 22—The visiting Warriors had a 22-5 lead after the first quarter en route to a Capitol crossover nonconference win at Waterloo.

Alex Anthon had 18 points to lead Lakeside (6-3).

LAKESIDE 73, WATERLOO 22

Lakeside (73)—Allister, 4-1-9; Carlson, 2-0-5; Anthon, 8-2-18; Ridgeman, 3-2-8; Denzer, 2-2-6; Draeger, 0-1-1; Lussier, 1-0-2; Hackbarth, 3-2-9; Bruni, 2-5-9; Finger, 3-0-6. Totals: 28-15-73.

Waterloo (22)—Phillips, 1-2-4; Hubacher, 1-0-3; Detert,m 2-0-5; Skalitzky, 2-1-5; Morales, 0-1-1; Haines, 1-2-4. Totals: 7-6-22.

Lakeside Lutheran 22 13 28 10—73

Waterloo 5 4 3 10—22

Three-point goals—Lakeside 2 (Carlson, Hackbarth), Waterloo 2 (Hubacher, Detert). Free throws missed—Lakeside 10, Waterloo 2. Lakeside 12, Waterloo 22.

n Marshall 43, Palmyra-Eagle 31—Marshall built a 26-9 advantage in the two middle quarters to gain a nonconference win at Palmyra-Eagle.

Taylor Derr led Marshall (3-3) with 11 points, and Liz Madecky had 14 for Palmyra-Eagle (3-6).

MARSHALL 43, PALMYRA-EAGLE 31

Marshall (43)—Lawson, 1-0-2; Derr, 5-1-11; Kar.Dorhorst, 3-1-7; Schwenn, 4-0-9; Kal. Dorhorst, 3-0-6; Krause, 2-0-4. Totals: 20-2-43.

Palmyra-Eagle (31)—Bolli, 3-0-8; Madecky, 7-0-14; Hack, 3-0-7; Szymkowski, 1-0-2. Totals: 14-0-31.

Marshall 8 10 16 9—43

Palmyra-Eagle 6 2 7 16—31

Three-point goals—Marshall 1 (Schwenn), Palmyra-Eagle 3 (Bolli 2, Hack). Free throws missed—Marshall 3, Palmyra-Eagle 2. Total fouls—Marshall 12, Palmyra-Eagle 10.

Trailways South

n Deerfield 52, Williams Bay 22—The Demons (5-5, 3-1) gained a 14-4 advantage in the third quarter to take a 38-19 lead en route to a Trailways South victory.

Callie Dahl scored six of her eight points in the third quarter to pace Deerfield. Neither team had a player scored in double figures.

Williams Bay fell to 2-3 overall and 1-3 in the conference.

DEERFIELD 52, WILLIAMS BAY 22

Deerfield (52)—Dahl, 2-4-8; Borrud, 1-0-2; Taylor, 3-0-7; Fischer, 2-0-4; Jahn, 3-0-8; Doyle, 1-0-2; Schmager, 4-0-8; Borgrud, 1-1-3; Gamm, 4-0-8; Shaw, 1-0-2. Totals: 22-5-52.

Williams Bay (22)—Sandberg, 1-0-2; Atjead, 2-2-6; Hobbs, 1-5-7; Szalewski, 2-0-6; Bonamarte, 0-1-1. Totals: 6-8-22.

Deerfield 9 15 14 14—52

Williams Bay 4 11 4 3—22

Three-point goals—Deerfield 3 (Taylor, Jahn 2), Williams Bay 2 (Szalewski). Free throws missed—Deerfield 1, Williams Bay 6. Total fouls—Deerfield 14, Williams Bay 11.

Six Rivers

n Albany 56, Pecatonica 49—Hayli Peach scored 22 points, drilled four three-pointers and hit five of six fourth-quarter free throws as Albany (6-5, 3-2) scored a Six Rivere East victory over visiting Pecatonica (6-3, 2-2).

The Comets, who led 33-15 at the half, also got 15 points from Sydney Bump and 10 from Nicolette Blumer.

Kim Chandler led Pecatonica, which was within 38-35 after three quarters, with 17 points. Brittany Kent added 13.

ALBANY 56, PECATONICA 49

Pecatonica (49)—Esselstein, 1-6-8; Pien, 2-2-6; Rindy, 1-0-3; Chandler, 6-4-17; Linder, 1-0-2; Kent, 4-4-13. Totals: 15-16-49.

Albany (56)—Bump, 5-5-15; Blumer, 3-2-10; Peach, 6-6-22; Sandlin, 0-1-1; Thompson, 4-0-8. Totals: 18-14-56.

Pecatonica 13 2 20 14—49

Albany 19 14 5 18—56

Three-point goals—Pecatonica 3 (Rindy, Chandler, Kent), Albany 6 (Peach 4, Blumer 2). Free throws missed—Pecatonica 12, Albany 8. Total fouls—Pecatonica 18, Albany 18. Fouled out—Pien.