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Parkview girls advance

Stephanie Aasen and April Wellnitz were a dynamic duo for Orfordville Parkview High School’s girls basketball team Tuesday night.

Aasen and Wellnitz combined for 26 first-half points as the Vikings built a 19-point lead en route to a 60-41 victory over Wisconsin Heights in a WIAA Division 3 regional quarterfinal game.

Seventh-ranked Parkview (19-2) plays at fifth-ranked Belleville (22-1) in a regional semifinal game Thursday night.

The Rock Valley South champion Vikings got a game-high 18 points from Aasen and 12 from Wellnitz.

PARKVIEW 60, WISCONSIN HEIGHTS 41

Wisconsin Heights (41)—Weber, 0-1-1; Kaminiti, 1-0-2; Brunner, 5-4-15; Troge, 2-0-4; Gilles, 5-8-18. Totals: 13-13-41.

Parkview (60)—Harnack, 2-0-5; Neal, 0-2-2; Cook, 1-0-2; Larsen, 2-1-5; Aasen, 8-2-18; Ryan, 1-1-3; Koch, 4-0-8; Carpenter, 1-0-3; Breneman, 1-0-2; Wellnitz, 6-0-12. Totals: 26-6-60.

Wis. Heights 10 5 16 10—41

Parkview 19 14 14 13—60

Three-point goals—Wisconsin Heights 2 (Kaminiti, Brunner), Parkview 2 (Carpenter, Harnack). Free throws missed—Wisconsin Heights 5, Parkview 8. Total fouls—Wisconsin Heights 14, Parkview 18.

-- Belleville 56, New Glarus 31—The Wildcats held the Glarner Knights to single digits in each quarter to win a Division 3 regional opener.

Belleville (22-1), No. 5 in the Division 3 state rankings, plays No. 7 Orfordville Parkview (19-2) at Belleville on Thursday in the regional semifinals.

Quinn Rear scored 24 points to pace Belleville.

BELLEVILLE 56, NEW GLARUS 31

New Glarus (31)—Gruter 9, Siegenthaler 4, Feller 2, Miller 2, Preston 12. Totals: 12 2-2 31.

Belleville (56)—Manion 7, Ace 5, Murphy 3, Walters 3, Rear 24, Durst 2, Kernen 2, Freidig 10. Totals: 20 7-15 56.

New Glarus 9 8 7 7—31

Belleville 15 11 21 9—56

Three-point goals—New Glarus 5 (Gruter, Preston 4), Belleville (Ace, Rear 6, Freidig 2). Free throws missed—New Glarus 0, Belleville 8. Total fouls—New Glarus 15, Belleville 10.

-- Waterloo 56, Turner 47—The Pirates (4-19) made 15 free throws to the Trojans’ five to win a Division 3 regional opener.

Waterloo (4-19), the No. 5 seed, plays at top-seed Deerfield (19-3) in Thursday’s regional semifinals. The winner draws Cambridge (12-11) or Marshall (10-13) in a regional title game Saturday that pairs into the Reedsburg Sectional.

Megan Grover scored 24 points, including 10 in the second quarter, to lead Turner (5-18). Tiffany Stout scored 20 points for Waterloo.

WATERLOO 56, TURNER 47

Waterloo (56)—Stout, 5-10-20; Phillips, 1-0-2; Gray, 1-1-4; Kurkowski, 2-0-4; Loewen, 2-1-5; Haines, 2-2-8; Skalitzy, 2-2-8; Hennessey, 5-1-11. Totals: 19-15-56.

Turner (47)—Herold, 1-0-2; Hale, 3-1-10; Grover, 11-3-24; Green, 2-0-4; Smith, 2-0-4; Snippen, 1-0-2. Totals: 20-5-47.

Waterloo 15 9 14 18—56

Beloit Turner 9 15 10 13—47

Three-point goals—Waterloo 3 (Gray, Skalitzky, 2), Turner 4 (Hale 3, Grover). Free throws missed—Waterloo 10, Turner 4. Total fouls—Waterloo 11, Turner 19. Fouled out—Herold.

-- Cambridge 74, Palmyra-Eagle 18—Larissa Jeffery scored 20 points, including four three-point baskets, to lead the Bluejays to the regional quarterfinal win.

Cambridge (12-11) hosts Marshall (10-13) on Thursday night in a regional semifinal game that pairs into the Reedsburg Sectional.

Palmyra-Eagle finished the season 0-23.

CAMBRIDGE 74, PALMYRA-EAGLE 18

Palmyra-Eagle (18)—Roscizewski, 4; Watts, 4; Devine, 3; Harbeck, 2; Laine, 2; Morateck, 2; Loduha, 1. Totals: 8-1-18.

Cambridge (74)—Jaeckel, 8; Frey, 6; Gavinski, 5; Jarlsberg, 5; Muth, 4; Milsap, 4; Geis, 4; Russell, 3; Jeffery, 20; Hoppman, 13; Ciampa, 1; Tiesberg, 1. Totals: 28-12-74.

Palmyra-Eagle 0 6 3 9—18

Cambridge 23 18 24 9—74

Three-point goals—Palmyra-Eagle 1 (Devine), Cambridge 6 (Jeffery 4, Gavinski, Jarlsberg). Free throws missed—Palmyra-Eagle 2, Cambridge 8. Total fouls—Palmyra-Eagle 15, Cambridge 4.