Top Performers in Boys Basketball from January February 2-7

Berg was efficient and filled the stat sheet as he led Southern Door to a 64-43 win over Crivitz. The senior poured in 27 points on 12 of 15 shooting from the field. Berg added ten points and six assists on the offensive side while causing havoc on defense with nine blocks and three steals.

Coleman had a career night as University School scored a 58-25 win over Kenosha Christian Life. He had a double-double with 32 points and 13 rebounds while adding six assists in the win. Coleman was six of eleven from deep for the Wildcats.

The dynamic senior duo continue to lead a Beloit Memorial team that is stacking wins. Hereford hit the 2,000 point threshold in his career last week and on Monday night he had another 40-point outburst, tallying 41 points and 9 rebounds. Hodges added 30 points and 9 rebounds of his own for the Purple Knights.

Altoona got a a big 69-54 win over McDonell Central and the freshman shooter was lights out from deep. Playing with a talented guard group, Kelbel scored 21 points for the Railroaders, all from the three-point line.

Kewaunee scored another impressive win on Monday night to stay undefeated on the season and did so with a balanced scoring attack from their electric rotation. Connor Kilgore (2026) was one of five Storm players to score in double figures, leading the way with 19 points. Senior Avery Jerabek (12), and sophomores Diesel Bosdeck (16), Dane Harrell (14), and Mason Kovacs (11) all hit double figures as well.

Marks was integral to Falls securing a 69-61 win over Ashland. He was a playmaker with the ball in his hands, finishing with 13 points and 10 assists as the Saints secured a Heart O’North conference victory.

Smith had an efficient night shooting the ball as Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah got an 81-43 victory over Providence Academy. The sophomore sharpshooter finished with a game high 28 points for the Resorters, knocking down six of nine shots from deep, while assisting on seven more made buckets.

Thellefsen had a monster double-double in Wonewoc’s 90-61 victory over Coulee Christian on Monday night. The junior forward poured in 33 points and 18 rebounds as the Wolves got in the win column.

Bezlyk was the epitome of a stat sheet stuffer as Spencer scored a 77-57 win over Colby on Tuesday night. The senior forward had 20 points, 11 rebounds, and 12 assists for Spencer, recording a triple-double.

Tosa West got an impressive 73-64 non-conference victory over Whitefish Bay as the junior sensation led the way for the Trojans. Brown finished with 32 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists in the win, in the first game of an important week for Tosa West.

Buhr hit one of many game winners on Tuesday night in dramatic fashion in a 65-62 win over Bay Port. The Pirates had battled back from a double-digit deficit to tie it with 4.7 seconds on the clock. Buhr took a pass around half court and buried a double-clutch triple off the glass to give the Golden Raiders the thrilling victory.

Davis was his usual impressive self, this time in leading River Ridge to a 65-63 win over Belmont, giving the Braves their first conference loss. The heady leader of the TImberwolves finished with 25 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists on the offensive side while adding five steals and two blocks defensively.

Edwards had a monster night scoring the ball as Barron went home with a 79-70 victory over Ladysmith. The senior scored a career high 46 points while shooting 16 of 21 from the field, 5 of 7 from three, and 9 of 10 from the free throw line.

Hoeser was integral to Neillsville getting an important 86-82 victory over Owen-Withee on Tuesday night. The senior big man was nearly unstoppable on the court, finishing with 31 points on 10 of 14 shooting. Hoeser was lights out from deep, connecting on 7 of 10 from beyond the arc.

Kieler gave the Cubans a thrilling moment at home on Tuesday night, hitting a game-winner to lift Cuba City to a 54-53 victory. A week after the Cubans fell in Boscobel, Kieler took a pass, and buried a 25-foot shot from deep with .6 seconds on the court.

Krueger poured in 37 points as De Pere got a win in the FRCC, defeating Ashwaubenon 88-66. The win kept the Redbirds alone atop the conference standings.

Leibham had one of the more improbable game winners I’ve seen as Sheboygan Lutheran secured a 60-58 win over Kohler. Tied, the junior guard inbounded the ball from the sideline, sprinted across the court and received a pass around the elbow extended. He took three dribbles to his left and hit a fading away shot on the baseline to give the Crusaders the electric conference victory.

This non-conference matchup lived up to the hype as it took two overtimes for Lomira to come out on top. Senior big man Jake Broeske had 27 points and 13 rebounds for the Lions, becoming the school’s all-time leading scorer in the process. Juniors Jackson Bloohm and Cooper King both scored 20-plus points in the win for Lomira. For Xavier, junior combo guard Logan Ramczyk did all he could for the Hawks, finishing with 41 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists.

Petrie had his best night scoring the ball on the court on Tuesday night, leading Falls to a 72-67 Eastern Wisconsin conference win over Valders. The sophomore finished with a game high 32 points for the Falcons.

Pohl was efficient and dominated as Marshfield scored a dominating 83-53 victory over a good Holmen squad. The Wyoming recruit finished with 32 points for the Tigers, making 12 of 16 shots from the field.

Rebolz had a moment to remember as Pacelli got a 53-51 win over Rosholt. As time was winding down, the sophomore took a rotational pass and attacked the middle, pulling up from the elbow and burying a 10-footer to give the Cardinals a victory.

Smith was absolutely electric as Bradley Tech won 82-79 over Carmen Northwest. The uncommitted senior had a career high 50 points for the Trojans, putting the ball into the hoop at an impressively high rate. On top of that, Bradley Tech was tied at 79 with under four seconds left, when Smith got open in transition, received an pass up the sideline and buried a three-point shot from the low-wing at the buzzer.

Storlie is one of the winningest active coaches in the state and leads a very good Fall Creek squad in 2025-26. On Tuesday night, the tenured leader won his 400th game at the helm as the Crickets won 63-21 over Cadott.

Wesenberg can score in bunches when he gets going and on Tuesday night he hit a career milestone in Bonduel’s 86-61 win over Menominee Nation. The junior Bear wing finished with 31 points in the victory, joining the 1,000 point club in the process.

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