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Green Bay-area high school sports results for Friday, Oct. 16

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FOOTBALL

Bay Port 35, Ashwaubenon 0

ASHWAUBENON – Jackson Smith scored four of the five touchdowns for the Pirates in the Fox River Classic Conference-North victory.

Smith scored on a 47-yard pass reception in the first quarter, an 88-yard kickoff return to open the second half, a 1-yard pass in the third quarter, and a 41-yard run also in the third quarter.

Bray Babich scored the other touchdown on a 7-yard run in the second quarter.

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Smith rushed for 161 yards on 15 carries. He also caught two passes for 48 yards.

Ashwaubenon was led on offense by Abel Schubring with 17 rushes for 51 yards and by Logan Kozloski, who caught three passes for 76 yards.

Bay Port 7 7 21 0 – 35

Ashwaubenon 0 0 0 0 – 0

SCORING PLAYS

First Quarter

BP – Jackson Smith 47 pass from Bray Babich (Connor Duff kick)

Second Quarter

BP – Babich 7 run (Duff kick)

Third Quarter

BP – Smith 88 kickoff return (Duff kick)

BP – Smith 1 pass from Braydon Maney (Duff kick)

BP – Smith 41 run (Duff kick)

Green Bay West High School’s Carter Morris (11), Tahj Burks (25), Kash Lowe (0) and Luke Rissling (28) celebrate after defeating Sheboygan South High School on Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, at Green Bay West High School in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Green Bay West won the game, 28-14, and clinched a WIAA state playoff berth for the first time since 1996.
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Green Bay West High School’s Carter Morris (11), Tahj Burks (25), Kash Lowe (0) and Luke Rissling (28) celebrate after defeating Sheboygan South High School on Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, at Green Bay West High School in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Green Bay West won the game, 28-14, and clinched a WIAA state playoff berth for the first time since 1996.
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Coleman 35, Crivitz 13

COLEMAN – The Cougars won a share of the Northwoods Conference title, finishing the regular season 7-2 overall and 6-1 in the conference with the victory. Shiocton also finished 6-1 in the league.

Wyatt Bieber scored three touchdowns on the ground for Coleman on runs of 3, 4 and 21 yards. He finished with 227 yards on 31 carries.

Coleman had 306 yards of total offense and held Crivitz to 146 yards.

Crivitz finished the regular season 6-3 overall and 5-2 in the Northwoods.

Crivitz 0 13 0 0 – 13

Coleman 7 6 8 14 – 35

SCORING PLAYS

First Quarter

COL – Wyatt Bieber 3 run (Kolton Peters kick)

Second Quarter

COL – Peters 31 run (kick failed)

CRI – Brayden Sellen 10 pass from Arpke (kick failed)

CRI – Sellen 10 pass from Arpke (Nelson kick)

Third Quarter

COL – Safety, Colton Arpke tackled in end zone

COL – Bieber 4 run (two-point no good)

Fourth Quarter

COL – Bieber 21 run (Peters kick)

COL – Peters 11 run (Peters kick)

GIRLS TENNIS

WIAA State Championships

MADISON – Neenah singles player Celia Gentile and the Rockets’ doubles team of Sydney Michalkiewicz and Rebekah Thomas are on to the Division 1 semifinals at the state tournament at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.

Gentile, the No. 5 seed, beat Lia Greving of Elkhorn in the third round and then defeated Lexington Monroe of Badger in the quarterfinals to advance to the semifinals.

Gentile will play No. 1 seed Natalia Martinez of Brookfield East at 9 a.m. Saturday in a semifinal match.

Michalkiewicz and Thomas, the No. 1 seed, will play No. 4 seed Lillianna Graf and Maria Cristescu of De Pere in adoubles semifinal at 9:45 a.m.

Graf and Cristescu reached the semifinals with a 6-2, 6-2 win over Melina Fiorentini and Liliana Espinosa of Homestead in the quarterfinals.

Division 1 singles

Third round

Celia Gentile, Neenah def. Lia Greving, Elkhorn, 5-7, 6-2, 10-7.

Quarterfinals

Celia Gentile, Neenah def. Lexington Monroe, Badger, 6-4, 6-2.

Division 1 doubles

Second round

Sydney Michalkiewicz/Rebekah Thomas, Neenah def. Sophia Yacoub/Molly McConnell, Hudson, 6-2, 6-0.

Rosie Whitlinger/Nomie Whitlinger, Appleton North def. Charley Gardner/Molly Gardner, University School of Milwaukee, 4-6, 7-6 (8), 10-3.

Lillianna Graf/Maria Crestescu, De Pere def. Veronica Fesenmaier/Kate Berg, Eau Claire Memorial, 6-0, 6-1.

Ella Motto/Evelyn Buss, Neenah def. Addison Cormany/Aubrie Froemming, Oconomowoc, 6-3, 6-4.

Isabella Heidenberger/Iris Liu, Arrowhead def. Evelyn Story/Lilly Jensen, Bay Port, 6-1, 6-1.

Mira Matuszewski/Rheya Gala, Bay Port def. Allie Nordness/Atley Rauber, DeForest, 6-2, 6-0.

Anna Malinsky/Miah Wong, Westosha Central def. Olivia Hoffman/Maryn Steenbock, West De Pere, 7-6 (4), 6-4.

Third round

Sydney Michalkiewicz/Rebekah Thomas, Neenah def. Rosie Whitlinger/Nomie Whitlinger, Appleton North 6-3, 7-5.

Lillianna Graf/Maria Cristescu, De Pere def. Ella Motto/Evelyn Buss, Neenah, 6-0, 6-2.

Amelia Stuckslager/Lydia Packee, Divine Savior Holy Angels def. Mira Matuszewski/Rheya Gala, Bay Port, 6-2, 6-4.

Quarterfinals

Sydney Michalkiewicz/Rebekah Thomas, Neenah def. Olivia Gourlay/Natalie Friedman, University School of Milwaukee, 6-1, 6-3.

Lillianna Graf/Maria Cristescu, De Pere def. Melina Fiorentini/Liliana Espinosa, Homestead, 6-2, 6-2.

Division 2 singles

Second round

Ella Silenzi, Kenosha St. Joseph Catholic won by medical default over Vivie Auth, St. Mary Catholic.

Division 2 doubles

Second round

Sam Olvey/Maame Yaa Berko, Xavier def. Emma Silva/Grace Ninneman, Lake Mills, 6-1, 4-6, 10-4.

Halle Janssen/Ella Chier, St. Mary Catholic def. Shelby Erdmann/Hannah Olson, Onalaska Luther, 6-1, 6-2.

Third round

Evie McWey/Lizzie Ullman, Catholic Memorial def. Sam Olvey/Maame Yaa Berko, Xavier, 6-4, 6-4.

Hope Saller/Grace Saller, Saint Thomas More def. Halle Janssen/Ella Chier, St. Mary Catholic, 7-5, 6-2.

CROSS-COUNTRY

North Eastern Conference Championships

BOYS

LUXEMBURG-CASCO 30, FREEDOM 66, OCONTO FALLS 83, LITTLE CHUTE 93, WAUPACA 96, MARINETTE 134

Top individuals: 1, Ezra Treml L-C 16:19.4; 2, Matthew Murphy FRE 17:05.3; 3, Zach Tassoul L-C 17:08.5; 4, Ben Toeppler LTC 17:11.6; 5, Wesley Demmin DEN 17:53.0; 6, Marcis Doell L-C 17:55.4; 7, Mathias Schroth WRI 18:03.9; 8, Grayson Rudolph-Ness FRE 18:08.9; 9, Carson Wood WAU 18:10.2; 10, Sawyer Drankus WAU 18:10.2; 11, Bryce Piesler L-C 18:17.3; 12, Isaiah Holtz OF 18:19.0; 13, Dailey Lennon FRE 18:21.2; 14, Evan Vandermause L-C 18:21.4; 15, Bryce Mleziva L-C 18:30.5.

GIRLS

OCONTO FALLS 45, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 50, FREEDOM 86, LITTLE CHUTE 119, MARINETTE 121, WAUPACA 130, DENMARK 135

Top individuals: 1, Claire DuChateau L-C 18:46.3; 2, Eleanor Groenjes FRE 20:29.0; 3, Gabriella Hambel FRE 20:39.0; 4, Aubrey Anderson WAU 20:40.3; 5, Adeline Treml L-C 20:52.6; 6, Lily Meissner OF 21:03.0; 7, Katherine Cook FRE 21:15.6; 8, Ellie Beschta OF 21:51.4; 9, Sydney Braund OF 21:51.4; 10, Alexandria Braund OF 22:06.7; 11, Ellison Bosman L-C 22:08.6; 12, Ava Holtz OF 22:13.7; 13, Katelyn Demmin DEN 22:18.1; 14, Morgan Retzlaff CLI 22:20.2; 15, Gretta Annoye L-C 22:23.3.

This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Green Bay-area high school sports results for Friday, Oct. 16

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