Voting for the OnFocus Team and Athlete of the Week, March 13 to March 19 saw a clean sweep by Randolph basketball supporters.
Randolph won the Division 5 State Basketball Championship, and picked up voting titles for the Team of the Week.
Travis Alvin and Sam Grieger combined to also win voting for the OnFocus Athlete of the Week, March 13 to March 19.
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OnFocus Team of the Week, March 13 to March 19
- Lake Country Lutheran Boys Basketball – LCL took the Division 3 State Title on Saturday afternoon with a 67-56 win over West Salem.
- Pewaukee Boys Basketball – The Pirates pulled away from La Crosse Central in the second half to take the Division 2 State Championship, 67-48. Pewaukee connected on 15 of 28 three-pointers, just short of tying a state record at state.
- Roncalli Boys Basketball – Roncalli won the Division 4 Boys Basketball Championship Saturday afternoon, downing Milwaukee Academy of Science 55-45.
- Randolph Boys Basketball – The Rockets claimed their 11th state title with a 65-51 win over Bangor in the Division 5 State Championship Game.
- Neenah Boys Basketball – Neenah capped off a 29-1 season by defeating Brookfield Central 64-52 to take the Division 1 State Championship.
OnFocus Athlete of the Week, March 13 to March 19
- Ashton Janowski / Milan Momcilovic / Nick Janowski, Pewaukee Boys Basketball – The trio of Pirates scored 19 points apiece in leading the Pirates to a 67-48 win over La Crosse Central to claim the Division 2 State Championship.
- Luke Pautz, Roncalli Boys Basketball – Pautz led the Jets to a 55-45 win in the Division 4 Boys Basketball Championship Game, scoring 17 points, pulling down 12 rebounds and collecting 4 blocks.
- Travis Alvin / Sam Grieger, Randolph Boys Basketball – The senior duo each collected 21 points in Randolph’s 65-victory over Bangor in the Division 5 State Championship Game.
- Chevalier Emery, Jr., Neenah Boys Basketball – Emery scored 19 points Saturday night in the Rockets’ 64-52 win over Brookfield Central, as Neenah claimed the Division 1 State Championship.
- Ben Lubbers, Lake Country Lutheran Boys Basketball – Lubbers scored 22 points to lead LCL to the Division 3 State Championship, defeating West Salem 67-56.
WIAA Boys Basketball State Finals Scoreboard
WIAA Boys Basketball State Semifinals Scoreboard
WIAA State Girls Basketball State Finals Scoreboard
WIAA Girls Basketball Sectional Semifinal Scoreboard
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Author: David Keech
David Keech is a retired teacher and works as a sportswriter, sports official and as an educational consultant. He has reported on amateur sports since 2011, known as 'KeechDaVoice.' David can be reached at [email protected]
