Viroqua sophomore Allyah Schwem had a big game in a win over Dodgeville last week
Prep Props - Dec. 1-7
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 2 Points Leaders (Top 25)
An extremely talented sophomore with loads of potential, Madison La Follette’s Nyajuacni Riak is lighting it up early in the season, including a 47-point outburst as the Lancers hammered Janesville Parker 90-42 on Friday night in a Big Eight Conference game.
Athlete Name | School | Points |
|---|---|---|
Nyajuacni Riak | Madison La Follette | 47 |
Josie Christian | Lomira | 39 |
Ashlyn Abramczak | Thorp | 38 |
Lillian Lackenbach | Kenosha Christian Life | 38 |
Miley Brotzel | Amery | 35 |
Ava Koch | Omro | 35 |
Toria Devoe | Belleville | 34 |
Zami Gary | Madison Country Day | 34 |
Adaline Sheplee | Rice Lake | 34 |
EllaMay Cooper | Regis | 33 |
Madelynn Medema | Randolph | 33 |
Trinity Karau | Baldwin-Woodville | 32 |
Natalie Kussow | Arrowhead | 32 |
Melia Lemorande | Bay Port | 32 |
Kaitlyn Schuman | Brillion | 32 |
Hailey Hafner | Xavier | 31 |
RJ Kalscheuer | Wisconsin Heights | 31 |
Teagan Schoenecker | Oregon | 31 |
Allyah Schwem | Viroqua | 31 |
Jazlyn Alwin | Wisconsin Dells | 30 |
Halle Drew | Westfield | 30 |
Kelcie Kindschy | Blair-Taylor | 30 |
Rory Salvesen | Wittenberg-Birnamwood | 30 |
Lexi Tarman | Turtle Lake | 30 |
Milan Fullerton | Lake Mills | 29 |
Sara Tews | Baraboo | 26 |
Week 2 Rebounds Leaders (Top 10)
There were three players that pulled down 18 rebounds last week, though oddly enough, all came in losses. A.J. Minar of Shoreland Lutheran had 18 rebounds to go with 16 points in a 74-28 loss to Kenosha St. Joseph. In a 59-47 defeat to Winnebago Lutheran, Brittany Reilly of Campbellsport had 18 rebounds. Whitnall came up just short in a 67-65 overtime loss to Milwaukee Academy of Science, but senior Ella Koch had a big game with 18 rebounds plus 16 points.
Athlete Name | School | Rebounds |
|---|---|---|
Ella Koch | Whitnall | 18 |
AJ Minar | Shoreland Lutheran | 18 |
Brittany Reilly | Campbellsport | 18 |
Kennadie Berg | Altoona | 17 |
Hanna Bultman | St Thomas More | 16 |
Campbell Fitzgerald | Fennimore | 16 |
Libby Gilmore | Arrowhead | 16 |
Melaina Granquist | Wittenberg-Birnamwood | 16 |
Adaline Sheplee | Rice Lake | 16 |
Gwenn Elliott | Kohler | 15 |
Macy Hinz | Clinton | 15 |
Breanna Ingram | Port Edwards | 15 |
Olivia Larkin | Black River Falls | 15 |
Jill Pinno | Winnebago Lutheran | 15 |
Gabi Radichel | Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran | 15 |
Brittany Reilly | Campbellsport | 15 |
Cam Suckow | Homestead | 15 |
Abigail Treichel | River Falls | 15 |
Samantha Veldkamp | Sheboygan Christian | 15 |
Week 2 Assists Leaders (Top 10)
Blair-Taylor went 3-0 last week and is off to a 6-0 start to the season, as Andi Beck has been outstanding as a floor general for the Wildcats. In a 70-35 win over Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran last week, Beck scored just six points on three shots, but dished out 12 assists to help the team to victory.
Athlete Name | School | Points |
|---|---|---|
Andi Beck | Blair-Taylor | 12 |
Laylah Walk | Neillsville | 10 |
Claudia Jenny | Edgerton | 9 |
Hayden Lauer | Kettle Moraine Lutheran | 9 |
EllaMay Cooper | Regis | 8 |
Syd Loerke | Deerfield | 8 |
Savanna Miller | Port Washington | 8 |
Aaliyah Newby | Almond-Bancroft | 8 |
Sami Sarner | Catholic Memorial | 8 |
Lailynn White | Dodgeland | 8 |
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