Regis junior EllaMay Cooper
Prep Props - Feb. 23-March 1
Prep Props is our weekly look at the best individual statistical performances in the state, with the single-game leaders in points (top 25), rebounds (top 10), and assists (top 10) for the past week. Prep Props is published every Monday morning, and for players to be included, coaches must enter game stats by 8 am on Monday.
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Week 14 Points Leaders (Top 25)
Regis junior EllaMay Cooper helped propel the Ramblers to sectionals with 45 points in the team’s 67-53 victory over Fall Creek in a regional final on Saturday. Cooper also had 22 points in the team’s 54-43 regional semifinal win over Mondovi.
Athlete Name | School | Points |
|---|---|---|
EllaMay Cooper | Regis | 45 |
Lexi Gruman | Random Lake | 38 |
Alexis Accuardi | DeForest | 37 |
Allyah Schwem | Viroqua | 37 |
Kaelyn Nommensen | Wisconsin Lutheran | 36 |
Rory Salvesen | Wittenberg-Birnamwood | 36 |
Rita Kuepper | Hartford | 34 |
Zami Gary | Madison Country Day | 33 |
Allie Robel | Elk Mound | 33 |
Olivia Williams | Bay Port | 33 |
Brooklyn Maves | Evansville | 32 |
Liz Neils | Kiel | 30 |
Adaline Sheplee | Rice Lake | 30 |
Brooke Wellnitz | Argyle/Pecatonica | 30 |
Autumn Davis | Spencer | 29 |
Brynn Krull | Xavier | 29 |
Rita Kuepper | Hartford | 29 |
Norah Merow | Port Washington | 29 |
Violet Otto | Prescott | 29 |
Whitney Schmidt | Burlington | 29 |
Avery Glenz | Eleva-Strum | 28 |
Mya Moran | Valley Christian | 28 |
Luci Nackers | Saint Mary Catholic | 28 |
Gabi Radichel | Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran | 28 |
Riley Ward | Whitnall | 28 |
Week 14 Rebounds Leaders (Top 10)
Barron defeated Menominee Nation 62-54 to open the playoffs last Tuesday behind a strong performance from senior Izzy Donica. She had 27 points plus 22 rebounds in the game, with seven offensive boards.
Winnebago Lutheran came up short in a 54-37 regional semifinal loss to Lomira, but junior Jill Pinno recorded 22 rebounds, including nine offensive, to go with a team-high 13 points for the Vikings.
Athlete Name | School | Rebounds |
|---|---|---|
Izzy Donica | Barron | 22 |
Jill Pinno | Winnebago Lutheran | 22 |
Alexis Gliniecki | Newman Catholic | 20 |
Olivia LaBlanc | Hudson | 19 |
Norah Merow | Port Washington | 19 |
Jill Pinno | Winnebago Lutheran | 18 |
Addison Schmidt | Rice Lake | 18 |
Gabi Radichel | Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran | 17 |
Emma Resop | Ripon | 17 |
Brielle Ehlers | Mayville | 16 |
Peyton Lendosky | Fennimore | 16 |
Sophia Milosh | Waterford | 16 |
Ella Myers | River Valley | 16 |
Gabi Radichel | Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran | 16 |
Urijah Reevis | Menominee Nation | 16 |
Emma Sampson | Fall River | 16 |
Week 14 Assists Leaders (Top 10)
Sheboygan Falls junior Mollie Schliewe recorded a triple-double in Tuesday’s opening playoff game, a 78-43 victory over Campbellsport. She finished with 19 points, 11 steals, and 12 assists, making nine-of-ten shots from the field.
Athlete Name | School | Points |
|---|---|---|
Mollie Schliewe | Sheboygan Falls | 12 |
Avery Richard | Platteville | 11 |
Kylie Schultz | Elkhorn Area | 11 |
Kinsley Venden | Columbus | 11 |
Reese Grudzielanek | Wisconsin Lutheran | 10 |
Giselle Janowski | Pewaukee | 10 |
Cardin Johnson | Westosha Central | 10 |
Avari Steiner | Argyle/Pecatonica | 10 |
Mackenna Aspenson | Cochrane-Fountain City | 9 |
Sophie Hook | Saint Croix Central | 9 |
Vanessa Johnson | Pewaukee | 9 |
Mirelys Quintero Rigual | Cudahy | 9 |
Maricella Rivera | Pius XI Catholic | 9 |
Taavi Saeger | Kiel | 9 |
Lexi Tarman | Turtle Lake | 9 |
Eva Willenbring | Aquinas | 9 |
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