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Wilmot boys keep Lakes' lead

Wilmot High's boys basketball team survived a sluggish offensive night Tuesday to remain in first place in the Southern Lakes Conference.

The visiting Panthers opened up an eight-point halftime lead and cruised to a 49-40 in over Elkhorn.

The Elks, who got a game-high 20 points from Drew Bryson, cut the lead to seven in the second half but could get no closer.

Nate Hensel scored 14 points to lead Wilmot.

WILMOT 49, ELKHORN 40

Wilmot (49)—Rogalski, 1-0-3; Hensel, 6-1-14; Lartey, 3-2-8; Stevenson, 2-1-6; Schattner, 2-2-7; Hanner, 1-0-2; Turner, 0-1-1; Scully, 4-0-8. Totals: 19-7-49.

Elkhorn (40)—Anderson, 2-1-5; Rios, 0-1-1; Knudtson, 1-0-2; Jurevicius, 1-0-3; Wales, 0-2-2; Bryson, 7-5-20; Killen, 0-3-3; Krenz, 2-0-4. Totals: 13-12-40.

Wilmot 12 10 12 15—49

Elkhorn 8 6 8 18—40

Three-point goals—Wilmot 4 (Rogalski, Hensel, Stevenson, Schattner), Elkhorn 2 (Bryson, Jurevicius). Free throws missed—Wilmot 11, Elkhorn 6. Total fouls—Wilmot 18, Elkhorn 21. Fouled out—Bryson, Anderson.

-- Union Grove 60, Delavan-Darien 55—Andrew Kazikowski scored 21 points, including five three-point baskets, to lead the visiting Broncos to the Southern Lakes win.

Delavan-Darien, which got 13 points each from Isaac and Isiah Ramos, cut the lead to three with 40 seconds left but missed on a game-tying three-pointer.

UNION GROVE 60, DELAVAN-DARIEN 55

Union Grove (60)—Schaefer, 1-0-2; Miller, 1-0-2; Kazikowski, 6-4-21; Walters, 3-2-8; Oskowski, 2-0-4; Beck, 7-0-14; Hale, 1-2-4; Fink, 2-1-5. Totals: 23-9-60.

Delavan-Darien (55)—Rodriguez, 5-1-11; Dodge, 2-0-4; Isiah Ramos, 5-2-13; Isaac Ramos, 4-2-13; Supernaw, 3-0-7; Collins, 2-0-5; Damrow, 1-0-2. Totals: 22-5-55.

Union Grove 12 18 17 13—60

Delavan-Darien 20 11 6 18—55

Three-point goals—Union Grove 5 (Kazikowski 5), Delavan-Darien 6 (Isaac Ramos 3, Isiah Rmos, Supernaw, Collins). Free throws missed—Union Grove 8, Delavan-Darien 11. Total fouls—Wilmot 14, Delavan-Darien 18.

-- Waterford 56, Badger 54—The Wolverines hung on for the Southern Lakes win thanks to 21 points from Tanner Hunsucker.

Tony Ashley had 16 points to lead Badger, which made it close with a 21-point fourth quarter.

WATERFORD 56, BADGER 54

Waterford (56)—Schwalbach, 01-1-; Ganderson, 2-0-5; Hunsucker, 9-1-21; Wolf-Dixon, 4-1-9; Benavides, 3-5-11; Schindler, 4-0-9. Totals: 22-8-56.

Badger (54)—Ashley, 5-4-16; Andresen, 3-1-7; Kozlowski, 3-3-9; Berhorst, 1-0-3; Wieseman, 1-3-6; Weber, 1-0-3; Slagle, 5-0-10. Totals: 19-11-54.

Waterford 10 13 18 16—56

Badger 16 9 8 21—54

Three-point goals—Waterford 4 (Hunsucker 2, Gunderson, Schindler), Badger 5 (Ashley 2, Berhorst, Wieseman, Weber). Free throws missed—Waterford 7, Badger 4.