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Bound Wisconsin Basketball Player of the Week - Jan. 19-25
Brody Graetz, River Falls BBB
Cahlil Jones, Germantown BBB
Germantown boys basketball scored a couple hard-fought, close victories over quality teams last week. The Warhawks downed Wauwatosa East 70-66 as senior Cahlil Jones scored 32 points with seven rebounds and five assists. On Saturday, they defeated a very good Sheboygan North team 82-79, with Jones finished with 25 points, 10 assists, seven rebounds, and three steals.
Ava Van Vonderen, Kimberly GBB
Kimberly junior girls basketball player Avan Van Vonderen had quite a week. On Thursday, she gave a verbal commitment to the University of Wisconsin and first year head coach Robin Pingeton. On Saturday, she helped the Papermakers take down a very good Hartford team 66-61. Van Vonderen finished with 19 points, seven rebounds, and four assists.
Andrea Waldera, Blair-Taylor GBB
Blair-Taylor defeated Melrose-Mindoro 55-42 last week to remain firmly in control of the Dairyland-Small Conference. Andrea Waldera was a big part of the success, scoring 17 points while pulling down 15 rebounds to go with two assists, two steals, and two blocks.
Brock Walser, Badger BBB
Badger Badgers senior Brock Walser went over 1000 career points last month. Brock (Old English for Badger) went off in a big win in a 107-51 victory over Racine Horlick, scoring 52 points, making 20-of-27 shots from the field. He also made 12-of-16 free throw attempts, adding eight rebounds (seven offensive), and seven steals.
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