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Milton boys shoot down Fort Atkinson

Badger

boys basketball

SOUTH DIVISION

League Season

W L W L

Monroe 5 0 5 3

Milton 4 1 5 4

Madison Edgewood 4 2 7 4

Stoughton 3 2 5 5

Oregon 1 4 2 8

Monona Grove 1 4 2 9

Fort Atkinson 0 5 1 9

NORTH DIVISION

League Season

W L W L

Baraboo 7 0 12 0

Waunakee 4 1 9 1

Portage 5 2 10 2

Sauk Prairie 4 4 6 5

Reedsburg 2 5 4 7

DeForest 1 6 2 9

Mount Horeb 0 6 2 9

RESULTS THURSDAY

South

Milton 74, Fort Atkinson 38

North

Baraboo 36, Mount Horeb 27

Portage 53, DeForest 51

Reedsburg 61, Sauk Prairie 57

Nonconference

Waunakee 64, Oregon 38

GAME TONIGHT

South

Stoughton at Monona Grove

GAME SATURDAY

Nonconference

Elkhorn at Edgewood, 5:45 p.m.

GAME MONDAY

South

Fort Atkinson at Monroe

Milton High sizzled the nets and torched Fort Atkinson in Wednesday night’s Badger South boys basketball action.

The second-place Red Hawks, who scored 51 first-half points, hit 29 of 51 field-goal attempts for 57 percent to nearly double up the Blackhawks, 74-38.

Mason Walters scored a game-high 26 points for Milton (5-4, 4-1), including 22 in the first half. Brandon Knudtson added 19 points and Mitchell Trewyn had 10.

Nobody for Fort Atkinson (1-9, 0-5) reached double figures.

MILTON 74, FORT ATKINSON 38

Fort Atkinson (38)—Bone, 1-0-2; Erickson, 0-5-5; Ensilin, 3-0-7; Sexton, 2-0-5; Stark, 4-0-9; Falk, 1-0-2; Knutson, 3-2-8. Totals: 14-7-38.

Milton (74)—B. Knudtson, 6-3-19; O’Rear, 2-0-4; Richards, 1-2-4; Farnsworth, 1-0-3; Ganz, 1-1-3; Walters, 11-3-26; Ziegler, 0-1-1; Hammon, 2-0-4; Trewyn, 5-0-10. Totals: 29-10-74.

Fort Atkinson 10 12 11 5—38

Milton 26 25 12 11—74

Three-point goals—Fort Atkinson 3 (Ensilin, Sexton, Stark), Milton 6 (Knudtson 4, Farnsworth, Walters). Free throws missed—Fort Atkinson 4, Milton 5. Total fouls—Fort Atkinson 16, Milton 11.

Junior varsity—Fort Atkinson 52, Milton 44.

Nonconference

n Waunakee 64, Oregon 38—Ryan Gilles scored a game-high 14 points and Zach Ripley aded 13 to lead the Warriors past the Panthers (2-8).

Waunakee broke the game open with a 20-8 third-quarter run.

Jason Hinz and Brian Ironmonger scored 11 points apiece for Oregon.

WAUNAKEE 64, OREGON 38

Waunakee (64)—Gilles, 5-2-14; Goetsch, 3-1-7; Tagarelli, 4-0-8; Soper, 0-1-1; Braatz, 0-1-1; Newhouse, 1-0-2; Roelke, 2-0-5; Helt, 2-0-4; Ripley, 4-3-13; Staege, 0-1-1; Paulson, 4-0-8. Totals: 25-9-64.

Oregon (38)—Amend, 2-0-5; Hinz, 4-2-11; Keuler, 1-0-2; Schwartz, 0-2-2; Ironmonger, 4-3-11; McCauley, 0-2-2; Lindsey, 1-0-3; Subach, 1-0-2. Totals: 13-9-38.

Waunakee 17 11 20 16—64

Oregon 11 8 8 11—38

Three-point goals—Waunakee 5 (Gilles 2, Roelke, Ripley 2), Oregon 3 (Amend, Hinz, Lindsey). Free throws missed—Waunakee 5, Oregon 3. Total fouls—Waunakee 14, Oregon 15.

Junior varsity—Waunakee 45, Oregon 41.