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Bound Wisconsin Basketball Team of the Week - Feb. 23-March 1
Belmont BBB
Belmont scored a 51-49 overtime win against Potosi/Cassville, giving the Braves an outright Six Rivers-West Conference title. It’s one of the most successful seasons in school history. Sophomore Thomas Freeman had a big game, scoring 25 points with eight rebounds and four assists.
Rhinelander BBB
Rhinelander grabbed a share of the Great Northern Conference title in the regular season finale. In a showdown against conference-leading Mosinee, the Hodags came out with a narrow 75-73 victory, as both teams finish 13-1 in league play. Senior Devon Feck led the way with 33 points.
Stevens Point BBB
Stevens Point forced its way to a three-way tie for the Wisconsin Valley Conference title, beating D.C. Everest 72-63 on Thursday, as the two teams join Marshfield in finishing 8-2 atop the league standings. Sam Kornowski led the team with 22 points, while Jackson Bouressa added 19 and Sivan Dinga 13 points.
Whitnall GBB
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