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Wheeler News Service -
Sunday, February 10, 2013 - Sunday State Sports
NATIONAL BASKETBALL
ASSOCIATION
Detroit 105, Milwaukee
100
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COLLEGE
BASKETBALL
--Division I
Men
Wisconsin 65, (3) Michigan
62 (OT)
(24) Marquette 89, DePaul
78
UW-Green Bay 68, Detroit
59
Wright State 64,
UW-Milwaukee 49
--Division I
Women
UW-Green Bay 64,
UW-Milwaukee 49
--Division II
Men
UW-Parkside 76, (10)
Southern Indiana 72
--Division II
Women
UW-Parkside 58, Southern
Indiana 40
--Division III
Men
(9) Illinois Wesleyan 78,
Carthage 59
(16) UW-Whitewater 84,
UW-Superior 53
Aurora 108, Maranatha
Baptist 52
Beloit 89, Knox
65
Benedictine 65, Marian
62
Carroll 82, Monmouth
45
Concordia-Mequon 61,
Wisconsin Luthern 55
Crown 71, Northland
59
Edgewood 64, Rockford
60
Grinnell 104, St. Norbert
99 (OT)
Lawrence 97, Cornell
90
Milwaukee Engineering 72,
Concordia-Chicago 67
Ripon 79, Illinois College
72
UW-Oshkosh 76, UW-River
Falls 72
UW-Platteville 77, UW-La
Crosse 70
UW-Stout 70, UW-Eau Claire
54
--Division III
Women
(17) Cornell 93, Lawrence
47
UW-Whitewater 82, (24)
UW-Superior 66
Illinois Wesleyan 76, (25)
Carthage 75 (OT)
Alverno 58, Dominican
41
Benedictine 69, Marian
54
Carroll 61, Monmouth
50
Concordia-Chicago 61,
Milwaukee Engineering 40
Knox 108, Beloit
103
Maranatha Baptist 81,
Aurora 69
Northland 76, Crown
36
Ripon 54, Illinois College
42
Rockford 64, Edgewood
63
St. Norbert 62, Grinnell
47
UW-Eau Claire 81, UW-Stout
70
UW-La Crosse 73,
UW-Platteville 63
UW-Oshkosh 66,
UW-River Falls 64
Wisconsin Lutheran 81,
Concordia-Mequon 67
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COLLEGE
HOCKEY
--Division I
Men
Wisconsin 3, Bemidji State
2
--Division I
Women
Wisconsin 5, St. Cloud
State 1
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Here are the
stories:
Two three-pointers by Ben
Brust, one to end regulation and the other in overtime, powered the Wisconsin
Badgers to a 65-62 upset of number-one ranked Michigan Saturday. The shot which
forced overtime had the crowd in Madison buzzing. The Badgers trailed by three
and had less than three seconds on the clock when Brust took a pass at
mid-court, dribbled once and fired up a prayer to tie the score and keep the Big
Ten Conference game going. Michigan becomes the third top-three team to lose
this week and this should be the sixth straight week with a different team on
top the AP Top-25 rankings. Brust scored 14 points to lead the Badgers,
including four from outside the arc. Wisconsin's record is now 17-7, including
8-3 in the Big Ten. Jared Berggren added 13 points and took down eight
rebounds. The Badgers had four players in double figures. For both teams it
was the second straight game which went an extra period.
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Marquette retains its hold
on the top spot in the Big East Conference standings with an 89-78 win over
DePaul. Vander Blue led the way with 18 points, while Junior Cadougan added 17.
The game extended a couple of streaks – 22 consecutive home victories for
Marquette and eight straight losses for the Blue Demons. It won't be easy for
the Golden Eagles to stay on top. They still have conference games remaining
with Syracuse, Notre Dame and Georgetown. Offensive rebounding was a big weapon
for the Eagles. They only missed 24 shots and got the rebound on half of them.
Marquette's record is now 17-5, including 8-2 in conference play.
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Former Milwaukee Buck
Charlie Villanueva nailed a three-pointer with less than 10 seconds to go, then
Rodney Stuckey ensured a Detroit win with a pair of free throws. The Pistons
edged the Bucks 105-100 last night. Brandon Jennings scored 26 to lead
Milwaukee and it was his tough fadeaway shot with just under 48 seconds left
which gave Milwaukee a 100-98 lead. Detroit scored the last seven. Playing
without Larry Sanders, two Milwaukee frontcourt performers came up with
double-doubles. Ersan Ilyasove scored 15 points and took down 10 rebounds,
while Samuel Dalembert scored 14 with a dozen rebounds. Neither side managed to
post a lead of more than three points in that hard-fought final period.
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Wisconsin kept the winless
streak going for Bemidji State, edging the visitors at the Kohl Center last
night, 3-2. Bemidji State is winless in its last dozen games. Kevin Schulze
scored the game-winning goal midway through the second period. Keegan Meuer and
Brendan Woods gave Wisconsin a fast start with first-period goals. After Meuer
and Woods put Bucky on the board, Bemidji cut it to 2-1. A late goal made the
final score a little closer. Wisconsin's record is now 12-9-7, including 9-6-7
in the WCHA. Wisconsin goalie Landon Peterson made 18 saves, but a stout Badger
defensive effort meant he only had to face seven shots in the final period.
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St. Cloud enjoyed an early
one-goal lead, but the rest of the contest belonged to the Wisconsin women's
hockey team Saturday afternoon. Five Badgers scored a goal in the 5-1 victory.
Three of those goals came on power plays. Just 10 seconds into the first power
play, Karley Sylvester found the back of the net for the Badgers. Rachel Jones
scored her first collegiate goal early in the second period and that one was
actually the game-winner. Jordan Brickner, Brianna Decker and Madison Packer
also scored. Wisconsin went 3-for-6 on power plays, while killing off two
penalties on defense. The win was number-200 for Wisconsin coach Mark Johnson.
The Badgers record improves to 17-9-2, including 13-9-2 in the
WCHA.
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The University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee trailed from start to finish while losing its seventh
straight game, 64-49. Wright State started the Horizon League contest with a
13-4 run and was never seriously challenged. Paris Gulley's 10-point effort led
the Panthers. They shot 40 percent from the floor and committed 16 turnovers.
Milwaukee's record falls to 5-20, including 1-10 in Horizon League
play.
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Conference scoring leader
Ray McCallum got 30 points for Detroit, but he didn't get much help in a 68-59
loss at Green Bay. The rest of the Titans hit just 10-of-35 shots. Keifer
Sykes led the Phoenix with 16 points and five rebounds. Jordan Fouse added a
dozen to go with seven rebounds and Kam Cerroni came off the bench to score 11.
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has a 13-12 record, including 7-5 in the
Horizon League.
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Milwaukee Brewers manager
Ron Roenicke defended slugger Ryan Braun while giving a talk at Florida's
International's annual baseball banquet last night. Braun's name has been
linked to baseball's latest drug investigation and his manager says there's no
good reason for. Braun's name appears in records from a closed clinic in Coral
Gables which allegedly provided performance-enhancing substances to several
players. Braun says he used the person running the Biogenesis Clinic of
America, Anthony Bosch, only as a consultant in his defense last year when he
successfully fought what could have been a 50-game suspension for testing
positive for elevated levels of testosterone. The suspension was overturned in
arbitration.
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Wheeler News Service -
Sunday, February 10, 2013 - Prep Results
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL SATURDAY SCORES
Aquinas 75, Edgewood
49
Arrowhead 58, Marquette
University 46
Assumption 58, Northland
Lutheran 56
Brookfield Central 59,
Wisconsin Lutheran 55
Chippewa Falls 65,
Superior 59
Clinton 75, Big Foot
49
Colfax 66, Elmwood
48
Cuba City 75, Saint
Francis 41
East Troy 66, Wisconsin
Dells 62
Fall Creek 50, Black River
Falls 21
Fond du Lac 65, Menasha
39
Germantown 80, Hartford
Union 48
Hortonville 61, Oconto
Falls 38
Hudson 49, Menomonie
34
Kaukauna 56, Appleton West
44
Lake Country Lutheran 50,
St. John's NW Military Academy 34
Lakeland 44, Merrill
41
Madison Memorial 56,
Madison La Follette 54
Middleton 63, Janesville
Craig 53
Mondovi 67, Bangor
35
Neenah 53, Appleton East
34
New Auburn 64, Eau Claire
Immanuel Lutheran 52
Oostburg 58, Two Rivers
42
Oshkosh North 62, Kimberly
50
Racine Horlick 60, Racine
St. Catherine's 54
Randolph 57, West Salem
49
Rice Lake 68, Wausau East
49
River Falls 59, St. Paul
Highland Park, Minn. 57
Royall 84, Blair-Taylor
62
Somerset 81, Totino-Grace,
Minn. 75
Sparta 49, Mauston
47
Sun Prairie 66, Janesville
Parker 50
Verona Area 55, Madison
East 42
Washburn 59, Mellen
31
West De Pere 67, Denmark
53
Young Coggs Prep 72,
Catholic Central 58
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GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL SATURDAY SCORES
Abundant Life Academy 52,
Wisconsin Valley Luth. 28
Barneveld 41, Argyle
30
Brillion 45, Amherst
44
Catholic Central 52, Saint
Thomas More 45, OT
Crandon 73, Wausaukee
27
D.C. Everest 46, Baraboo
40
DeLaSalle, Minn. 77,
Superior 61
Dominican 61, Kenosha
Saint Joseph Catholic Academy 34
Eau Claire Memorial 45,
Wausau West 41
Eau Claire North 45, Rice
Lake 43
Edgewood 55, Monroe
35
Fall Creek 53, Black River
Falls 40
Heritage Christian 70,
Messmer 33
Holmen 41, Prairie du
Chien 25
Kimberly 50, Merrill
23
Ladysmith 52, Cameron
44
Little Chute 37, Saint
Mary Central 32
Living Word Lutheran 56,
Kenosha Christian Life 45
Lodi 70, Lake Mills
49
Marshfield 49, Ashwaubenon
25
Milton 66, Oregon
41
Milwaukee Riverside
University 75, Janesville Parker 56
Monona Grove 56, Fort
Atkinson 26
Oconto Falls 43, Antigo
33
Racine St. Catherine's 72,
Lake Forest Academy, Ill. 32
Reedsburg Area 32,
Stoughton 20
Richland Center 52, West
Salem 31
River Falls 48, Ellsworth
39
Slinger 50, Watertown
36
Southern Door 50, Green
Bay N.E.W. Lutheran 49
Wisconsin Heights 72,
Watertown Luther Prep 62
