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Westosha outlasts Delavan-Darien in four overtimes

Westosha Central’s first victory of the high school boys basketball season was one for the books—and one the Falcons and Delavan-Darien won’t soon forget.

The host Falcons (1-9, 1-3) cracked the win column Monday night by outlasting the Comets, 76-74, in a staggering four-overtime Southern Lakes Conference marathon.

It was tied 44-44 at the end of regulation, 54-54 after the first overtime, 60-60 after the second and 69-69 after the third.

Central (1-9, 1-3) took a two-point lead late in the fourth overtime when Dustin Milz and Spencer McCoy each went 1-for-2 from the free-throw line.

After Johnny Wilson of the Falcons took a charge with 12 seconds left, Central was called for traveling after a long inbounds pass.

With a chance to send the game into a fifth overtime, the Comets missed a game-tying shot, and time ran out in a scramble for the rebound.

Central’s Austin Koeshall scored a game-high 27 points—14 in the overtimes—before fouling out. He sent the game into double overtime when he banked in a three-pointer with four seconds left.

The Falcons missed a put-back at the buzzer to end the second overtime. The Comets missed two free throws with no time left in the third overtime.

Tyler Butke scored eight of his 21 points in a 16-11 fourth quarter to help Delavan-Darien rally from a five-point deficit and force the first overtime.

Josh Cesarz backed up Butke with 15 and 12 points, respectively, for the Comets (5-4, 1-2).

The game included 62 fouls, with six players fouling out. Delavan-Darien made 25 of 47 free throws, and Central made 20 of 42.

CENTRAL 76, DELAVAN DARIEN 74 (4 OT)

Delavan-Darien (74)—Armato, 1-0-2; Scott, 3-6-12; Rowland, 1-0-2; Cesarz, 6-3-15; Osborne, 1-0-2; Fowlkes, 1-5-8; Brickner 2-2-6, Butke, 7-7-21; Logterman, 2-2-6. Totals: 24-25-74.

Westosha (76)—Lehner, 2-0-6; Milz, 3-1-8; Michelau, 1-0-3; Wilson, 0-1-1; Myers, 0-2-2; McCoy, 3-2-9; Koeshall, 8-10-27; Richter, 1-1-3, Zietsma, 6-1-13, Feivor, 1-2-4. Totals: 25-20-76.

DDHS 6 12 10 16 10 6 9 5—74

Westosa 10 12 11 11 10 6 9 7—76

Three-piont goals—Delavan-Darien 1 (Fowlkes), Westosha 6 (Lehner 2, Milz 1, Michelav 1, McCoy 1, Koeshall 1). Free throws missed—Delavan-Darien 22, Westosah Central 22. Total fouls—Delavan-Darien 30, Westosha Central 32. Fouled out—Fowlkes, Butke, Logterman, Koeshall, Richter, Feivor.

Badger South

Michael Barrett sank a rebound basket at the buzzer to give league-leading Monroe a 45-43 victory over upset-minded Stoughton in Badger South boys basketball Monday night.

Stoughton (5-5, 3-2) never led, but the Vikings tied it at 43-43 with less than 30 seconds left. The Cheesemakers (5-3, 5-0) held on for the last shot, but missed. Barrett rescued the ball with a put-back for his only points of the game.

Mitch Tordoff led Monroe with 17 points, and Bryan Tordoff added 11. Jake Theirmann scored 11 points for Stoughton, and teammate Sean Gerber added 10.

\MONROE 45, STOUGHTON 43

Monroe (45)—Sampson, 1-1-3; B. Tordoff, 4-3-11; M. Tordoff, 6-1-17; McCardle, 2-0-5; Barrett, 1-0-2; Grinnell, 3-0-6; Frint, 0-1-1. Totals: 17-6-45.

Stoughton (43)—Se Gerber. 4-2-10; Wenzel, 2-0-4; Sk. Gerber, 1-0-2; Kowalkowski, 1-0-2; Thiermann, 4-0-11; Adams, 1-0-3; Brooks, 2-0-4; Lehr, 1-0-2; Slaby, 2-0-5. Totals: 18-2-43.

Monroe 13 8 13 11—45

Stoughton 9 5 15 14—43

Three-point goals—Monroe 5 (M. tordoff 4, McCardle), Stoughton 5 (Thiermann 3, Adams, Sl;abty). Free throws missed—Monroe 6, Stoughton 1. Total fouls—Monroe 9, Stoughton 15.

n Monona Grove 47, Fort Atkinson 24—The Silver Eagles (2-9, 1-4) opened the rout with an 11-0 run at Fort Atkinson and earned their first Badger South win of the season.

Aaron Kondrasuk sank three three-point baskets during the run and finished with 14 points for Monona Grove. Fort (1-8, 0-4) was held to single digits in each quarter.

MONONA GROVE 47, FORT ATKINSON 24

Monona Grove (47)—Kinney, 2-0-4; Zweifel, 2-0-5; Alexander, 1-0-2; Manthe, 3-3-9; Kondrasuk, 5-0-14; Frendenburg, 2-2-6; Briggs, 2-0-4; Welch, 0-3-3. Totals: 17-8-13-47.

Fort Atkinson (24)—Erickson. 1-2-4; Enslin, 1-3-6; Stark, 2-0-4; Kempana, 0-1-1; Falk, 2-0-4; Knutson, 1-3-5. Totals: 7-9-18-24.

Monona Grove 14 6 14 13—47

Fort Atkinson 7 5 3 9—24

Three-point goals—Monona Grove 5 (Zweifel, Kondrasuk 4), Fort Atkinson 1 (Enslin). Free throws missed—Monona Grove 5, Fort Atkinson 9. Total fouls—Monona Grove 16, Fort Atkinson 11.

Rock Valley

Whitewater High bombed Clinton, 25-2, in the second quarter Monday night and went on to a 74-36 victory in Rock Valley boys basketball.

The host Whippets (7-4, 5-2) broke away from a 15-15 tie with their second-quarter onslaught.

Axel Vohs and Miles Hookstead scored eight points apiece in the second quarter, and Tony Bilderback added six. Hookstead finished with 22, followed by Bilderback with 16 and Vohs with 13.

Austin DeLong led Clinton (3-7, 20-5) with 14.

WHITEWATER 74, CLINTON 36

Clinton (36)—Moen, 3-0-7; DeLong, 7-0-14; Gunderson, 2-1-5; Wisowaty, 0-1-1; Cernek, 0-2-2; Nickel, 1-0-2; Oldenburg, 2-1-5. Totals: 15-5-12-36.

Whitewater (74)—Vohs, 4-3-13; Price, 1-0-2; Taylor, 3-0-6; Hookstead, 9-4-22; Bilderback, 6-3-16; Minett, 1-0-2; Haskins, 1-1-4; Michaels, 1-0-3; Gabbey, 1-0-2; Miller, 2-0-4. Totals: 29-11-74.

Clinton 15 2 8 11—36

Whitewater 15 25 14 20—74

Three-point goals—Clinton 1 (Moen), Whitewater 5 (Vos 2, Bilderback, Michaels, Haskins). Free throws missed—Clinton 7, Whitewater 8. Total fouls—Clinton 16, Whitewater 15.

Capitol North

Lakeside Lutheran High School’s boys basketball team moved up to No. 8 this week in the AP Division state 2 ratings, and the visiting Warriors played role Monday night in a convincing 62-39 victory over Lodi.

The win lifted Lakeside to 4-0 in the Capitol North and 10-1 for the season, with the only loss being to third-ranked Waupun (10-0).

Nate Bauer scored 14 points to lead Lakeside’s 11 scorers in the rout of Lodi (2-7, 0-3). Six players accounted for the Warriors’ seven three-point goals.

LAKESIDE 62, LODI 39

Lakeside (62)—Gartner, 2-0-4; Meise, 2-0-5; Bauer, 6-0-14; Lauth, 4-0-9; Wilke, 3-0-7; Eternick, 3-0-7; Berg, 1-0-2; Benz, 1-0-2; Jansen, 1-0-3; Strohbusch, 4-0-8; Ellwin, 0-1-1. Totals: 27-1-62.

Lodi (39)—McBride, 1-3-5; Moses, 1-0-2; Clemen, 2-0-5; Hamann, 1-0-2; Ryan 1-0-2; Ibinger, 2-4-8; Secora, 3-0-6; Kutz, 4-1-9. Totals: 15-8-39.

Lakeside Lutheran 15 20 18 9—62

Lodi 8 3 7 21—39

Three-point goals—Lakeside 7 (Bauer 2, Meise, Lauth, Wilke, Eternick, Jansen), Lodi 1 (Clemen). Free throws missed—Lakeside 5, Lodi 7. Total fouls—Lakeside 18, Lodi 12.

Junior varsity—Lakeside 61, Lodi 42.