At North High School's Acuity Fieldhouse, where tonight the Raiders host Bayport in a WIA tournament regional final, alongside the coach Chris Wright, I'm Mike Martin. Chris, after our little interview, we've got an interview with Tom Desatel, so our fans are going to want to stay tuned for that, but let's talk a little bit about tonight's game. Bayport comes in with a 14-9 record, not very good compared to Norse 19-4, but they're a force. Yeah, they are, and a couple things you'll look at with their schedule, they split with Ash Wabanan, just right before the end of the season, they beat Pulaski. Now, it was without Peyton Armstrong, who was injured tonight. They also played a Seymour team, that's one of the best division, two teams, they just beat Clement the other night. They also played Arrowhead, Colisees, so their non-conference teams and some of the losses they have are from some very good basketball teams. So, what you're saying is, don't discount the record, they're a tough ball club. Well, I don't think they're the Bayport of all that. I was really disappointed the last time I saw them, and I wasn't as impressed, and things like that. I thought Shaboyga Norse was a better basketball team, but they have played some good team, and the fact that they beat Ash Wabanan and Amphilabki late in the year kind of scares me. Now, Bayport comes in with a really good player, Steven Menzelap, he's averaging over 18 points a game. What does Norse have to do to slow him down, because he's an inside and an outside guy? Yeah, and he's big too, he's tall, so it's going to be an illegal league. I thought they did a real good job. Another thing that kind of scares me, is they're looking at the scoring for Bayport. Their top five guys are all pretty close together, you know, it's not a big gap between some of their scores.  I looked at the sheet from the last time they played over here at Norse, and they had five, I think it was four different guys and double figures. One of them was a kid off the bench, so they can be tough. Yeah, they can, and Norse just had the game basically one last time, and all of a sudden at the end they got outscored 20 to eight, and actually two chances for Bayport to win, and they missed like a 12 footer, and then they had a little banker off that just barely missed two. And Norse could have lost that basketball game, which they pretty much dominated. I was thinking back to that night, and I think you were always commenting, I'm not worried, I'm not worried, they got the game. Well, I was worried the whole fourth quarter, but they did manage to hang on and win. Both teams has a player out, Peyton Armstrong for Bayport. Of course, Joe Hammeister has been out for a long time for Norse, but Norse certainly has been able to overcome the loss of Hammeister. Yeah, they have, and a lot of guys have had to step up this year. And again, Coach Tom gets a tell. Every year you say, oh, I don't know about this team, but he's really put together a nice squad.  You know, it's going to be Noah Stengel or Lucas Hayes, or whoever it is that's coming into the game. They seem to do a nice job. I was just thinking how well the band was right on cue when you started talking. What does Bayport bring to the table, Chris, that Norse has to be aware of other than Mint Fluff and that kid off the bench? Yeah, I'm a little worried, like I said, about band scoring. I want to see Norse turn Bayport over, and something that Norse is going to have to do. Late in the game, the other day on Friday night, they turned over South, and Bayport seems to take care of the ball a little bit better than that. Now, without being Armstrong out there, maybe that's a big advantage for Norse, but I'd like to see Norse get off to a really good start tonight. 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Why is that? Well, we had a couple of surprises. A surprise to some of the people might have been Davis Larson, our ninth grader. But he's been hanging around the gym for a couple of years, just poking his nose in because his brother tried to play some basketball as well. And then Dominic Mann, who hadn't played basketball for a year, came out, and he's the first baseman on Chris Wright's baseball team. And a good football player. And that kid's the leading field goal percentage shooter in the league. He makes his one footers, but which is something that they can't overextend on our shooters. Now, those are just two of a couple of the kids that have helped us out. One of the things that I think Ethan Gusky does, he provides great leadership. Are there any other players on the team that provide leadership to help in terms of the team? Do you know the seniors are leaders on any team? Mike and Dan Campion is our point guard, certainly. And he wasn't as good of a leader on Saturday, but he didn't give up on the other hand either. And we kind of had to just talk them out of the fact that they couldn't figure out what was going on wrong. And they shook it off. Let's talk a little bit about tonight's game against Bayport. You beat Bayport the first time around 62-61, but they ran off 20 points in the fourth quarter to year eight. What do you need to do to win tonight? Well, if you remember, we had a breakaway layup with Joe Hemeister, and he blew out his ACL on that play. That would have put it a 15-point lead for us, and I think the game would have been over. And our kids were worried because they knew Joe's injury was serious, too. But give credit to Bayport. Bayport's the division champion on the other side here. They've beaten Pulaski, they've beaten Ashwabana, and we know how tough those teams are. So they're certainly a formidable opponent. Both teams tonight have two key players out. Peyton Armstrong, one of their point guard for Bayport's out. He played a lot last year, and he was hurt for our tournament game last year. And of course, Joe Hemeister, any time you lose your third leading scorer on the year, that's going to affect our team. Last question, Coach. Bayport's got a scorer on their team. I don't remember his name. He's averaging about 18 points a game. Who's going to guard him? What are you going to do to slow him down? Well, we, Stephen Minslaps, his name, he's the fourth leading scorer in conference right now. He's their post player, but he'll bring the ball up in absence of a point guard. And Davis Larson will guard him at the beginning of the game, and we'll bring Noah Stengel in to guard him later on as well, and hope to survive that way. He took over the game against Man of the Walk on Saturday night. I referred to our game on Saturday. It was Friday night, of course. 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Accidental lives lead to millions killed in shelters each year. Help prevent more. Fix at month 4. New Junior, number 4, Tyler Sagal. They 6-foot senior, number 25. Ethan Gusky, guard. Dan Campion, guard senior. Davis Larson, forward freshman. Kevin Lange, guard senior. Dominic Mann, senior, and up forward. They're rounding out the starting lineup for North. That's it on your screen beforehand. Our officials tonight are Lee Cornus from Green Bay, Todd Mangan from Whitelaw, and Jason Mangan from Kimberly. That's compliments of Jim Laresh, who was soon to be retired. And all three working the boys' state tournament in Madison this year. So that's some good ones here again, Chris, and as what usually happens as you get into tournament play. Well, I know the guy doing the tossing and stuff like that. He's done state finals, I know that for sure. Sorry about that, Marty. Hey, that's all right. We'll blame it on Richard. He set us up tonight. What? What? Larson and Minzloff. Mann had it ripped away. Fuglsted got it. Minzloff is on top. Larson is guarding him. He was the matchup we were most concerned with. Good help defense by Guski underneath. Three seconds, five seconds. Sangle was in there forever. Well, it was a great defense by North. A lot of help by several different players to prevent the shot attempt by Bayport. North comes in with a 19 and four record. Minzloff on Guski. Guski from in the lane couldn't get it. The one driving the rebound that time was Ryan Frieder. Ethan Guski, 40 points the other day. Most points by a North player. Minzloff gets away from Larson for an easy two. North player ever in a tournament game. That was most ever in a North-South game. That's what it was. Larson with a put back, ties up the score. Mista's first shot got a rebound and put it back up and in. That's what I was thinking it was in the North-South game. I'm sorry, I apologize for that. Hey, it might have been in a tournament game too. Although I think Joel Potter had a 40 point game. I'm not sure if it was more than 40. Good help defense that time by Dominic Mon and they steal the ball away. Campion driving the lane puts it up but he's going to get called for the charge. You know what we needed, Chris?  Pretty easy call though, I thought Marty. I agree with you. He was there for a while. Wholeheartedly, I agree. For once, we agree. Dusky with the good hands, tips it out of bounds. Triggering the in-bounds as a free-ter, gets it in the men's left. Mon with a little tip of the ball, got it over to Campion. Larson going hard to the basket, had it blocked and then on the line was Fuglsted and North will keep it. Pretty good defense played by Bayport, Chris. Nate Reichel in his eighth year at Bayport. Lang with a three. Hey, I heard a lot of people say Kevin Lang didn't have a basket the other night, only took him two minutes to get one tonight and a big three in the lead. A kick out pass. Three point attempt is no good by Segel. Dusky to the basket, lays it up and in and North is up. Seven to two. Much better start than they had the other night against the Red Wings. It was a three-oh-eight mark when they got their first point. Outside shot is off, no good. Another rebound by Larson. Segel missed that three point attempt. Nice pass inside. DeMond, shot was missed. Looked like he got fouled but no call. Good work around the basket by the North Siders. Coming in is number 21, Zach Lorbeck. It's hard to believe that Davis Larson is just a freshman. Chris Lorbeck is the kid that had the 11 points off the bench in that loss. And Lang with another three. He doesn't score anymore tonight. He's added a ton already. Tens, our threes are wild, Chris. 33 and three. Last eight points. Crystal defense, it's 10 to two. 425 left in the first quarter. I want to thank Tom Desitel for giving a his time prior to the game for that interview. I suppose I should throw out a thank you to you, Chris, for giving of your time for our interview before the game. Wanting out, wanting out for Bayport. Guski off the dribble, couldn't get it to go. Lorbeck with the rebound. And then Guski going for the steal. Runs into the official. Everybody's okay. Evan Melchor coming in. Number 23. Good help. Defense by Dominic Mann. Dominic again on the other side of the basket. Helping out. He's not watching his guy very much. He's going to get a foul but it's going to be on the ball's going to go on. Campion, that's going to be a second, Chris. That's not good. I forgot about the charge. Stengel's going to come in. And Paris. I don't know if you want to go 3-51 of the first quarter and all of the second without getting Campion back in there. Well, as long as you're ahead, it's okay. Melchor being guarded by Guski. There's an interesting matchup. Yeah, that was a brick. Good thing it didn't hit the glass. Straight on. Larsen on a kick out to Paris. He's wide open. Couldn't get it. Then we get an over the back foul on Bayport. Ball's going to go on Tyler Segel. It's the first team foul on Bayport. North has two team falls. Both of them on Campion. Larsen not a good decision there to throw it underneath the Paris. There was nothing he could do with it even if he caught it. He had to get rid of it right away. That's a good play if LeBron James is getting a return pass. Yeah, or he can jump up and dunk it. Or if you got a taller kid that can go up against the tall guys underneath the basket, but when you got a little guard like that. That puts Jared in a tough situation. Good help again. That time by Paris. Three point attempt is no good. Stengel has a men's left now, Chris. That'll be an interesting match up. Larsen threw up a prayer. He's going to draw the foul. Let's see who they call it on. Ball's on number one. Steven Minzloff. Gone almost two minutes without a score. Any points. Bayport one of seven. They have no offensive rebounds. Larsen hits one of two. It's 11-2 north. Just under three minutes left in the first. And Mann got beat on the dribble and committed the foul. That would be a tough match up on the open court, Chris. Dominic guarding Zach Lorbeck. Lorbeck looks to be pretty quick.  Big 10 that'd be play on. I don't know. That was pretty bad. That was a bad screen. It was. And he leaned into the guy besides. It was actually a pretty easy call. North running a weave. Lange from the other side. Bangal baby. Kevin Lange is hot. Three attempts. Three buckets. 14-2. Great start by the Raiders. It's been a 14-point run. Got a bit of a bust out. And it's going to be a charge. Looks like the official was a little unsure who he was going to call it on, but Segel's going to pick up the foul on the drive. You had mentioned in the North-South game that a couple of the South guys weren't standing in there taking it. Well, Dusky took one there. Showed a lot of courage. It's a 30-second time out on Bayport. Well, this is a rematch from a year ago, Marty. But that game was up at Bayport. I remember going up there, and it was just electric that day for the Sheboygan people. It was just, you know, Bayport had the better record that year, and pretty good season. North went up there and beat them. Mr. and Mrs. Kleister are in the house with the little one. Yeah. There you get a good shot at the North High Huddle. They've had a great start, unlike Friday night when South ran off. I think it was 16 in a roll. And a good start. The one thing that scares you when you're playing a team like Bayport or the period, whenever you get down against those teams, it's so hard to come back because they don't go through extreme dry spells. Playing again. Oh, baby. The rim didn't want it. I thought you were going to tell me that scares me is that Bayport has seven coaches. Oh, their first offensive rebound. Oh, good block. Ball is tapped out of bounds by... Men's left, it looked like. Or it could have been Fuglsted. But in either case, North will have it. And Guski is doing the ball handling chores, Chris. Takes it right to the hoop. But they're going to call a fall down on the floor. Actually, a good fall by Ryan Graebig. Guski in the lane. Scores and he's fouled. Foul is going to be on Ryan Fuglsted, his first. Six fouls in six minutes for Bayport. They can't make a basket and they can't stop the Raiders. Guski finishes off the three-point play. It's now 17-2. Guski has five points. Lang has nine on his three-pointers. Boy, oh boy. Wide open layup for Fuglsted and he short-armed it. One of nine shooting for Bayport. Scott Mayloff running that bottom camera. Kerry Kautzer in the truck. Richard Bartzen up here by us. Clank. Oh, we scored at ourselves. I think Lorfeld's going to get... Lorbeck is going to get credit for the basket. Guski scores again. 19-4. Minzloff has it tipped away, but they're going to call Guski for a foul. His first, Chris. You know it's bad when the only way Bayport scores is if the white guys put it in for him.  Stephen Minzloff on a good move inside. Wow, 10 fouls in seven and a half minutes, Marty. This is... That's a lot of calls. They're pretty legitimate. There's Stephen. Second leading score. Second rebound in the league. 18-and-a-half points. He just took over in that second half, Marty, against North, I thought. We've got the sheet right here, Chris. In that first game, he finished with 13 points. He really didn't have all those many points, but it's not necessarily how many you have. In the fourth quarter, he had one, two, three, three different scores. We've been a little bit in that fourth quarter, that's for sure. 108, it's been a long first quarter. Rudolph, bangles. I think they were one of 11 from three point range in the first half. So they got four in the first quarter. Four of seven. Nick Rudolph with the good help on the defense, too. Another clank. Guski, high for the rebound. Oh, and it's stolen away by Lorbeck. Drives down the lane, couldn't get it in. Minzloff fighting, lost the ball. And Rudolph comes away with it. North dodges a bullet there. They're up 22-6 with 25 seconds left. Looks like they're going to play for one. North has been hot. 10 seconds. Doesn't matter where on the court he shoots it from, Marty. Guski would have pulled up eight footer, couldn't get it.  It'll be the 16th foul on North. There's 0.6 seconds remaining in the first quarter. North up 16. 22-6. Deep pass. No basket. It was that close. Alright, after one, North on top 22-6. You don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. There are thousands of teens in foster care who would love to put up with you. Back at North High School's Acuity Fieldhouse where the Raiders had an outstanding first quarter. Kevin Lang has nine points. Ethan Guski has six. Minzloff, Steven Minzloff, the big guy for Bayport, averaging 18 points a game. Only had four points in the first quarter, Chris. We're on him. Pretty good. I had an analogy, but I don't think it would be appropriate for the setting. We have 14% shooting for Bayport in that first quarter. Fuss being down 16. Dominic doing the smart thing, getting it to a guard. Rudolph. Nice back cut. You read that play very well. And I like the way it went to the basket, Marty. It went there with authority. I think it's a good play. We're on a great streak on a reach, I believe. And 728, both teams are in a bonus. We're shooting free throws. Paul's on Davis Larson. It's only his first foul. Stengel's going to come in for Dominic Mann. Minzloff, Steven Minzloff will be at the line. Shooting the one and one. That was the seventh team fall on North Chris awfully early being the bonus. Minzloff is 3-for-3 from the free throw line. North so far tonight is only 2-for-3. Stengel with another board, Chris. I forget to jot that down. Guski forcing it a little bit. Tried to kiss it off the glass, but couldn't get it to go. Minzloff down the lane. Not a good job of playing D that time by Noah. Rudolph open for just a second. Couldn't get it. Big dog. Larson. Air balled it. And they're going to get Kevin Lang on the line as he tried to save it. Bayport will have it back. They're down 24-7. Well, it's impressive, Marty. He's got five baskets from Lang and Rudolph. I mean, that's... Yeah, you don't expect a lot from those two guys. 14 points, 4-3's in a bucket. I mean, that's big. Stengel is going to get called for the fall. You know, if we could get a replay of that, you can see Stengel look at the guy, then he turns his head and takes a step towards us away from the ball, and all of a sudden the guy's driving, and he doesn't see him the way he needs to. And results in him picking up his second foul. Zach Lorbeck at the line. Minzloff did a good job of pulling back, instead of committing the over-the-back foul. Larsen loses it. Bayport's got half their points on free throws. Yeah, you're right. I was just thinking it's a good thing they're making their free throws. A three-point attempt is up and good by Ryan Grayback, the left-hander. Well, they had missed their first six. Tuske scores right away. Minzloff down the lane. He scores. That was too easy. Rudolph couldn't handle it. Bayport's got it back on the push. Kick out. Shot is up and good by Tyler Segal. This is one of those timeouts that you just take because you have to. Yeah. You got to stop the run. It's a 30-second timeout, so we'll keep it here with 5-46 left in the first half north on top. 26-16, but Bayport has come to life, and the parents have two. Well, when you go to a 14 in the first quarter, you're bound to make a bucket or two. They made three of four here in the quarter. And two of them, three's. And I'll tell you that three-point shot or attempt and making baskets like that sure makes the score come back a lot faster. And you can extend it as well. Some Usper guys are in the house. I see Josiah Verveldi, some of the guys. He had a heck of a game the other night. Yeah. Let's see if North can write the ship here. Campion still on the bench with his two fouls. Guski is pretty much taken over the ball handling chores. His three from the top of the circle is off, no good. Larson just missed on the steal, but Lorbeck missed the layup attempt, and Stengel got the rebound. His fourth. They're going to get Larson with an offensive foul. Two officials blew their whistle, but the one official begged off, let the other make the call. And he had Larson. He missed the foul. His second, Chris. Three turnovers in three minutes here for North. Well, you got three guys with three fouls. Campion. Two fouls. Two fouls. Larson and Stengel. Three with two fouls. Dominic doing the good hustle. Stengel with the rebound, and he throws it right away. It's like he doesn't want to have anything to do with the dribble. Good defense by North again. All year. Two pointer. Yep, on the line. But Bayport coming alive. It's a seven point run for them. North with only four points in the quarter. Guski wide open. Bangaloo. Well, he has that step back, because he's quick, because you have to defend the quickness, and the Bayport defender fell down, and he just was wide open and hit a three, and now it's a big one to break the run, Marty. That's the part of his game that wasn't there in his first two years. And rolling it in is the left-hander. Raybeg. His second three of the quarter. Guski. He knew it. 15 in the half, Marty. 32-21 North. 350. A good help defense at time. Guski saves it. Guski again. Bangaloo. He's lighting it up now, Chris. 3-3's in a row for him. He's got 18 points, and we still got 3-24 left in the first half. Timeout, Bayport, it's a full timeout. We'll take a short break. When you're behind the wheel, always watch for people walking and biking. It's Wisconsin law to give bikes at least three feet when passing. In Wisconsin, the laws are the same for bicyclists and motorists. So if you bike, ride with the traffic, and obey stop signs and lights.  Watch for people riding bikes when you're driving. Share and be aware. We're all responsible. Back at North High School's Acuity Fieldhouse. Chris, I was looking at the sheet this afternoon from that game when North beat Bayport. North had a 12 point run and a quarter and then a 8 point run in the second. Bayport had a 9 point run in the second but my point is that first game was game of runs for the most part and that's kind of what we're getting here. Well, Bayport's coming alive and Ethan Gusky's just sticking it right back to him. North had 52% shooting and again, letting Ethan Gusky get the ball. I was thinking a little bit that night but he's got to credit some of his teammates for all those high ball screens too, to get him open.  Lucas Hayes in the game. Men's left shot is no good. Mon with the rebound. Gusky bringing it up, being guarded by Zach Lorbeck. Hayes got himself into a situation. He's got to get out of it. And then Men's left to the basket gets fouled. Fouls on Hayes. 10th team foul on North. Not a bad foul there by Lucas. They come earn it. That's a 10th team foul. Did you say that, Chris? Just now? There's going to be double bonus now. The rest of the half, 243 left. It's got to be deflating for Bayport. We're making a big run. And Ethan just derails it. Again, halfway down and it popped back up. Popped back out. It's like that old saying, right string, wrong yoyo. Hayes shot is no good. On the push is Segel. What are you going to do? Double dribble. That's cheating. Frieder again got himself that time in a situation that he couldn't get out of. North threw that a couple of times. And getting fouled for the foul is Zach Lorbeck. That'll be his second. Gasky will be going to the line. That was the 7th team foul. 218 left in the half. Tom Keyes called Saturday morning after watching the replay really enjoyed the game. Thought your comments were outstanding. As did I. I mean they weren't that good. But I mean they were really good. What you wish we could do is show the clock and with the equipment that we presently have it's pretty hard to do unless we had a third camera. So Chris and I try to mention it frequently so you guys know where we are in terms of time. Lorbeck good shot fake but Mann didn't go for it. Men's left being guarded by Gasky. Under two minutes left Gasky has Segel and we get a whistle. Gasky getting called for that foul. Chris that's going to be his second. Well you're up by 20. Now you can take him out. With a minute 47. Excuse me up by 15. Excuse me. Did I say 20? That was thinking he's got 20 points. That's all he's got is 20. Gasky has 20. We're not up by 20. Halfway to his... This is going to be a long minute and 47 because they don't have what you'd call a normal ball handler that's been out there most of the year. Men's left makes one out of two. Paris has the height for a guard. But you can't give up your dribble there Jared. And they almost lose it. Lang is right there. Gasky has it blocked by Men's left. Good block by that young man. And push from behind on the pass. Fuglsted will go to the line. Danny Campion coming back in. And I think what they're going to just do are offense defense. Oh and they're going to put Ethan in too on offense. Maybe try to run some clock. Good point. They need to get out of this first half. They're up by 13. They had it up. The biggest lead was by 15. They'll take that back 17. We've been doing this a long time and I coached a long time. He doesn't like putting guys out there with two fouls. But in this case I think he's having the ball here. Maybe he's going to try to run some clock. Or an offense defense thing here. And that's just what they're going to do. 37-25 North on top. Ruling down to about a minute left. They're going to screen down and Lang will pop up. They're going to screen down and Kusky will get open. If Bayport was smart they'd kind of assume what's going to happen here but they're not that smart. Well I mean you're not going to score so get up in the passing lanes. That's a better job there by Freider. Kusky has it. And Kusky will team him now. 30 Ruling down to the 32nd mark. And Kampion gets fouled. There you go. Now get Ethan out of the game coach. Pugelstead picks up his second foul. Parisen for Kusky. Good call. Coach. Stangle for shooter. Good idea. That a boy. Job coach. That was only the 8th foul Kampion will have to make the first one to get the second. He drains it. Stangle at the table waiting to come in for Kampion. This is an important free throw not just for the point business but also because of the foul situation. 39-25. I think in half time they're going to bring out Aaron Rothwell. The state champion at 182. That's a good honor for him. Heck of a season. Undefeated. He was on the line. Zach Lorback caught the ball on the line. North will get it back. Kampion and Kusky back in the ball game. Looking to run some clock. Paris and Mann out. Lang Rudolph. Kusky. Stangle and Kampion. Clock rolling. 10 seconds. Good screen by Lang to get Kusky the ball. In the Stangle on a nice pass by Kampion and that's going to be the half. North did what they wanted to do. Good coaching maneuver by Coach Dessotel and we're at half time. North up 41-25. They fought for social change. They fought against tyrants. They fought for human rights. Yet behind these achievements are individuals who waged a more personal war. They fought the struggle against mental illness. And they won. 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Yeah he he's unbelievable last year it's kind of weird he lost to a gentleman who he ended up wrestling in the semi-finals that died that would beat him last year was actually seated number one all year and then Aaron was number two and then in state brackets come out and these two kids are in the same semi-finals. Why they do that? I'm like what the other kid was undefeated to is from Mount Horom and Aaron had to wrestle in the semi-finals and the semi-finals was actually a better match. He actually won in overtime to win it there. He took a chance and got a takedown in overtime to win just three to one and then in the finals now he's getting texts from my coach Boobolds all night to keep me up to date on things that was real close. It was one to one and then it was three to one three to two and finally he ended up winning five to two but Rocky's worked hard he's always wanted this is something he does he travels all over the country he's actually a national like Roman Greco wrestler as well he does extremely well so congratulate him. Tell me why the Olympics is going to take all the wrestling out of the world. I know it's one of the original sports that ever start in the Olympics and Rocky's gonna be going on to the University of Pittsburgh and wrestle for the Panthers and Pittsburgh's ranked like 14th or 15th in the country so that ain't no shabby place he's gonna go and like to keep a kid like that around here. Yeah it would be and you know like I said he this is something he wanted and works very hard and it was his goal to be a wrestling state champ and congratulations to him too and he played a little baseball one time it could hit hit the snap out of the ball believe it or not when he hit it right yeah that what you're trying to say. Well he could hit there's no question but wrestling definitely was his passion and his parents are real proud of him as well as classmates I'm sure. Oh for sure I was I was gonna say in the tournament action you know the way this is gonna work out we briefly mentioned it in the pregame but we got Bayport North now and that the winner of that of our game here is gonna play the winner of the Pure and Green Bay Southwest that game will be at Ash Wabanan on Thursday at seven o'clock the winner of that Ash Wabanan game will play the winner from the bottom bracket which in all likelihood is gonna be Germantown they were just outstanding but that game that Saturday game on March 2nd is gonna be at Homestead at 1 p.m. the winner of that game will then move on to state and much to Chris's chagrin there's only gonna be five classifications Chris they haven't moved to six yet I know you're upset about that. Well I you know I'm just kidding Chris doesn't like that they have so many. Well I guess it's just too many champions but you know what I tell you what keep the five divisions but bring back the four extra division one teams and I'll then I'll be because you should have eight teams there because that's the big. Then we'd have to start on Wednesday. Well that's true that's true but they they used to have four but you're right that's true but. Let's go through some first half scoring first for Bayport their leading scorer Stephen Menzloff had 11 first half points to lead the Pirates. Ryan Fuglestead had two Tyler Segel had three as did Zach Lorbeck and Ryan Grebeck had six points he had a couple of threes in that second quarter when they started to go on a run for North they were led by their outstanding guard Ethan Gusky he had 20 points Danny Campion spent a lot of time on the bench with two early fouls had two Nick Rudolph had a nice off the bench rule tonight handling the ball a little bit playing some defense and scored five Davis Larson only had three but was a force on the defense event and did a good job rebounding Chris will talk about that Kevin Lang surprisingly with nine early points and Noah Stangle finished the half with a quick basket and there you can see the clock running down Chris you have some rebound and other stats yeah Ethan Gusky a seven of twelve seven of twelve shooting in there and he really when Bayport was making a run he hit those three threes but I think Marty you mentioned it before a big dog Kevin Lang with three threes and Rudolph with that other three in the first quarter that was big to get off to a good start and then Ethan Gusky with his threes in the second I mean they're six of 13 shooting the other day they were they were one of like 11 in the first half for Bayport they were seven of 22 shooting which is 32 percent now they also committed eight turnovers and I just think it was you know Ethan Gusky hitting those shots and in the last minute of the ballgame when we hit those buckets there at the end that was big as well situational substitutions was huge by the way when we did the game the other night the South game Gusky did not have ankle issues he had cramping correct I found that out from Chris Lenz after the game yeah well they were just drained those kids are drained that's such an advantage that we get the day off there's already Klein here him and Barbie here I spent a weekend with them the left-hander off no good north comes away with the rebound Ryan Greyback with that shot attempt Gusky off the glass no good Bayport comes away with the rebound that was a seagull and we're gonna get a pushing fall right off the bat another early fall that one's gonna go on Dominic Maan his second thought north did a pretty nice job on mincelaw field he was three for six Marty yeah they held him down for the most part he got five of his points on free throws and I thought a lot of the stuff was you know they always did a good job of double teaming or like right there I mean he every time he got the ball was difficult for him to get a good shutoff mine with a little tip away but the Bayport keeps it you like that live hands men's left down the lane got the shooters roll there both teams at 19 points in that second quarter Chris the difference of course was in the first one North score 22 they poured only six 14 point advantage for the Raiders being very patient this possession and why not 14 point lead and men's love is gonna pick up the silly fall only a second you get a follow out of the deal as well yep both teams now with one team fall this half whoa graybag all Larson with a strong rebound let's see who gets he's gonna pick up the fall that's a tough break they both went up together for it and Larson got the advantage I mean he knocked the other guy down but I don't know that it was a fall it was a fall on the other guy too then but Larson now with three falls that's tough call and laying with a steal and then another fall Tyler Segel with his third just I said just not big fans of Bayport this year just I don't know you got permission to stay out till after 10 because that's about when we'll get home tonight I don't know I don't know we'll be home before then champion on a bust all kicks it out to Lang oh good looking out Larson with the rebound puts it up and in by Davis he has five points it's gonna say good good shot there by Lang I thought that one was down champion did the right thing too by penetrating and soon as he saw the help come over he dished it out to Kevin I'm gonna explain something a little bit to coach about why I want 18 to the state tournament by the way Segel with a basket we'll do that when we get a time out how's that okay champion open and got it in a three-pointer for Danny 46-29 largest lead was 17 they've got it again here in the second half there's a push-off not called how can you not call it it's right in front of the official you can't stop us oh Danny had to lay up but couldn't get it in that should have been easy one Danny Robig lost it trying to do the spin dribble north has it back with a 17-point lead rolling down to a 430 left and third Gus Keith beat he's getting pushed around kicked out to Larson three point attempt is no good and a bust out for the Pirates north doing a good job of getting back on defense however clank and they're gonna get Minzloff over the back of Stengel again good job I know to get the inside position for Stephen Minzloff that's his third you can't get him out of the game because your Melkor's coming in Melcher pardon me Segel sitting out you can't take Minzloff out you're down by 17 you got to hope that he can get started on offense terrible defense Larson underlay coach had a pretty good look but couldn't get it in he missed one and champion missed one three guys over there yeah but the Minzloff still puts it up and in I liked our chances there great defense north 330 left in the quarter Gusky leaping shot from the lane is no good Minzloff with the rebound north pressuring you're gonna have to hustle back on D now Baport has numbers and there's a travel not called oh jeepers cheating and a good back cut by Lorbeck for two three guys miss that six steps 4633 three minutes left champion runner in the lane couldn't get it and then Stengel with a tip gets fouled fouls gonna go on number two Ryan Fuglestead and that'll be his third such a getting here is dry penetration past the guards and then when they put up a shot the Baport guys have to step out to stop stop dry penetration and there's nobody under the basket that's why we're getting a lot of second chances and opportunities Larson had one before now Stengel gets one here because their guards can't stop camping and they can't stop Gusky north was six for seven in the first half on their free throws in a line drive by Stengel he gets it in 4733 north Stengel has three now won't reach good help defense by Larson but Melker steps through and what are we gonna have here all is gonna be on Noah Stengel he's got three Chris Melker definitely causes some matchup problems shot from the corner is no good campion finally comes away with the loose ball but Baport was pretty persistent getting the ball back two different times Larson with a leaner he scores and he's fouled can't stop us that was an easy call fans aren't happy the coach Regal's not happy but I thought that was a good call he got bump bump bumped and put it in Tucker Noel picks up his first fall and finishing off the three-point play was Davis Larson he now has eight and it's 50 to 33 North equals their largest lead again inside feed the Melker and we're gonna get Larson with another foul that'll be his fourth north by 17 two minutes left in the third Guski and Stengel in Larson and Mon out that fourth foul on Noah hurts it's a good thing we've got a big lead Melker shot is no good Stengel with a rebound he's got a six I was gonna say it's got a few campion backs it out under two minutes left in the quarter Guski had a shot blocked he's an all four in the third here Marty right away they're gonna get Paris I believe well him or Stengel yeah good job of better on Jared he's his only his second foul Stengel's got three already I've got Larson on the bench with four five each a lot of fouls miss ballgame lots of falls and that was a little tangled up and Dominic jumped up heck I could have done that well maybe not I'll be close to it had to give you a boost where's the chair Stengel's got three you got to attack him your men's loft I mean outside shot is off no good north with another rebound Stengel with number seven free to miss that shot doesn't matter who shoots it up for them there Rudolph left open all around and out on the break Guski back intercepts north trying to run but they don't have numbers so Guski pulls it back out we're under a minute fifty seconds left in the third Ethan telling a campion to get out of my way I'll take care of business Danny has it being guarded closely by Segel Gussie by Graebig 30 seconds campion again north content we haven't seen this much from the Raiders over the years but this is a smart move given the situation 15 seconds Guski with a long three bang go take that Mr. Wright now he's got a hoop yep 753 into the quarter he hits his big three shot is no good and we're at the end of three north by 20 53 33 or a bad this could be a robot or an airplane this could be a playground or soccer ball this could be a book this could be beautiful this cannot be trash learn more at this could be dot org high schools a cutie field house were late three by Ethan Guski has given north a 20-point lead their largest of the night and he has 23 points well just like at the end of the first quarter or excuse me the second quarter where Ethan got all the baskets for north he got the big three at the end of the half north shooting just 43% from the floor but they do have nine more shot attempts in Bayport and Bayport's only shooting 33% Ryan Fuglsted just picked up his fourth foul fighting through a screen Minzloff has three falls he's on the floor and Tyler Segel number four also has three fouls Norris Davis Larson is on the bench right now with four falls Stangle with three could hustle by a Guski to come to the ball a Chris the Wise Act gets stolen playing calling out play number two next fall against Bayport is bonus Marty and there it is picking up that falls Ryan Frieder number three believe it or not that's his first fall and he's been pretty outstanding at the line Chris that's six points Zach Lorr back in north with eight threes today Marty yeah they've been lighting it up eight of 17 Kevin Lane got him started off just fine yep and then Ethan Guski get his three and then if you think us got another one and camping got one oh that's wrong they have more net good pump fake by Minzloff he shoots over Lang and scores got nine threes whatever eight or nine they've been firing them in that's for sure yep nine it is trying to double the ball but north pretty good at handling the rock and it's gonna be tough Stangle inside off a nice pass scores it's got two baskets on two layups like that but he does have seven bigger rebounds Noah there's a three-pointer by Ryan Griffith that cuts the lead to 19 thank you very much 57 38 Griffith with the nine points all of them on threes he immediately picks up a fall nice three of seven shooting threes three of eight in the game overall good defense by north Marty very good Guski was three for three before that miss and I didn't say it especially because he was three for three I don't want to put the kiss of death on him didn't work Minzloff trying to do the skip pass but the champion had it read the intercepts 13 turnovers for the Pirates as well cheating off now he had the dribble Chris it was okay you don't think it was a hesitation oh Kevin keep that pivot foot down nice bounce pass Stangle had a shot blocked by Minzloff North will keep it 528 left in the ballgame I'll tell you these last eight minutes are just crawling by isn't it just like that when you have the lead and you want it to go fast yeah and you know Bayport's just gonna have to be incredible good job by Greybeck to fight through the double screen Rudolph kicks it out the campion campion content to bring it back out North playing keep away with the rock we don't see this much well the thing is they play keep away and then they get a layup to Stangle that's just and you're not even looking to get it to Ethan Kevin Lang no good Stangle had a shot at the rebound but didn't get it but Danny Campion comes away with it Minzloff almost with a steal and now we get a tie up and Bayport's got it first turnover on North in the half that's pretty good 447 left in the fourth north up by 19 Bayport trying to do the double team on now when North has the ball it's gotta be wearing them out Chris yep well pack the vans up with as many people as you can and head up to us while we're on Thursday night nice shot Minzloff again under pressure put it up and in be the second year in a row that North will be playing to peer well probably to peer but Southwest could win that one who knows yep well they play the game but Danny throws it away probably not a good decision to go on the baseline and referee goes down I think he tripped over one of the kids on the sideline even get a replay of that the kids were running around on the sideline and got right in the way of the official and he went down and so did the kid and they are heading off up into the stands where they belonged in the first place come on people referee seems to be okay Larson coming in I'm glad we're up here Chris we kind of stay out of trouble just the sixth team fall on North so Bapu to get it out of bounds Noah Stengel picks up his fourth that was only the sixth team fall on North Minzloff being double team by Gusky and Mon but he still gets it oh can't call that fall come on he's just standing there cheese Fuglstedt so it was off the ball actually Chris it looks like but still it's been a 7-2 run so far Chris by a Bayport to a crawl back to within 16 champion with a good pass into Mon it rolls out I thought that was down too so did I didn't want it again it's been that kind of night Gusky with the rebound comes away with a net has it tipped away be a ports got it back shot from outside the line is no good Larson with the rebound it's nice I was gonna say 325 left in the fourth quarter nobody coming to the ball all of a sudden Chris are kind of standing around I don't know if I like this well I liked when they had a guy in the middle and they were screening all these wide open dom this he won't miss Dominic Mon gets his first points of the night to go Dominic that's so calling to press off under three minutes Marty probably a good move 5941 north up 18 Minzloff with a leaner come you can't call that he just jumped right into the guy all's on Dominic Mon ins off will be shooting a pair this is only the fourth free throw of the half for a Bayport they've made one out of three so far ends off with 20 though Gusky high for the ball and a good job of pulling it back out north again playing keep away Larson wants it he's open Dominic Mon staying underneath the basket just in case and committing the foul was Ryan Fuglsted that'll be five for him well last year Bayport had hosted this same game and north went up there and beat him and for the second consecutive time barring a miracle north is gonna get it thank you Mr. horse I've been remembering Chris to bring my sheet with the replay times on it for Bill to read and Lang scores his first points since early in the first quarter when he nailed three threes he now has 10 points on the night he's had a nice game all the way around 61 42 north by 19 well almost lost by north but Minzloff had a wide open layup I'll tell you Gusky's got great ups Chris he can jump and Larson gets fouled that fall was committed by Tyler Segel that'll be his fourth Larson will be on the line shooting to now north in the Superbonus Larson has eight points big Johnson Alice leaving the house oh what our roll touch just about every inch of the rim before it finally dropped through that was a case right string right yo-yo I saw Ty gotcha out here too his dad passed away yeah sorry to hear that yeah big supporter of bass youth you know sports yep big time big time with the A's to give them they give a lot to that program sorry to hear about that for Tyson and his family Bobby not that old either he was a heck of a ball player probably made his name more in softball than baseball Dominic Mon with a nice tip over to Davis Larson so north can get possession of the ball Davis with a 20 left in the game Chris I was gonna say Davis with another double double all right tell me about the tournament and eight teams oh I'm just gonna say you know you're thinking like maybe Depeer might be the second best team in the state you know they never get a chance you know they're gonna have to run through for the second consecutive year possibly you know go against a Germantown you know wouldn't it be nice to rotate the sectionals every once in a while so you can maybe play you know you don't have to go through Germantown two years in a road to get to the finals maybe you know like they do when they had eight teams you know it's kind of how it works so that's just another thought and they're bigger schools I just think you know these are I understand that the small schools have a difficult thing but the big schools have all the students in it they and sometimes a better you know other words to get a representation of the student body at large you need more of the big schools correct tournament Rudolph Paris and Belmore Eli Belmore in the game also in is Austin Scheib and Dominic Putzin I think the defense did it Marty tonight I really did you just came out and when they shot two of 14 in that first quarter all six of three you turn cause them to have five turnovers it was a defense that set the tone for north tonight and carry them the rest of the way there's Eli Belmore Eli was waiting at the table for a camping to get his free throws there's a double dribble not call but we'll let that one go Mason Geisler in the pass inside is tipped out of bounds away from Zach Yankee also in the game Tucker know he was in a little bit earlier Jacob Rathke in and getting set to check in for north Michael Baca comes in for Paris Baca six three junior and also in is Alex Vandermals Mason Geisler is officially in the game now he gets in with a foul under a minute left Baca backing it out is Putzin Putzin had a shot blocked and the ball is tipped out of bounds north is gonna keep it we're gonna get it back I should say it looked like Michael Baca might have tipped it out but the referee didn't see it that way north has it with 30 seconds left Chris has gone downstairs to get some interviews inside to shy the shot is off the rim no good Rudolph kicks it out 10 seconds left and that's gonna be it Belmore pulls it back out and that's the ball game north wins it 65 to 42 Ethan Gusky and Dan Campion receiving the regional final trophy for north they will advance the sectionals on Thursday at Ash Wabanan where they'll play the winner of the pure and Green Bay Southwest Thursday night 7 o'clock in Ash Wabanan Bill horse making that announcement it's not over Japan still needs our help this is not yesterday's news it's happening now this is Japan now let's help some risks are obviously not worth taking watch where you're going some aren't as obvious but could be just as deadly like the risk for type 2 diabetes especially if you're over 45 or overweight take the diabetes risk test it's free and takes less than a minute type 2 diabetes is one risk you can't afford to take so stop diabetes before it stops you we're back here with Dom and Davis as opposed to on Friday night where you guys started out really really cold could start tonight probably what you just wanted probably what coach wanted yeah we didn't want to get up so we got yeah and I think you did that right away you hit you know Kevin Lang get you know three threes there and Nick Rudolph got a three you know different people stepping up you know the other night where was Kevin could he hit three threes to start the game and like I said Nick hit it so it's nice to get other people to contribute we open for an easy shot let's talk about I thought tonight it was all about defense you guys dictate from the get go I mean they were two of 14 shooting right away and you caused five turnovers and you know they didn't even get close to shooting you know anywhere near the rest of the game either but I thought your defense tonight was outstanding not a thing you guys do too and I'm sure coach worth drives it's in you guys but you guys have great help defense too which stat sheets and things and shooting percentage but if you watch you guys you get a lot of guys helping thought you did too Davis Dominic your seniors don't want this this season and another another step closer you know maybe to the state tournament we got another we got another game we can keep playing keep fighting and see how it goes I thought you again I mentioned before you had a lot of contributions from a lot of people stangled today had seven rebounds in there and like I said we had Nick Rudolph got that shot and in the first you know couple minutes Danny gets into foul trouble so Paris has to step up Lucas really again a team effort yeah we did a great job crashing the boards that's Stephen Menzoff he's he's very good at crashing or drawing fouls so we had to help have our bench help us out there when I think it's that you always have good game plans and coach obviously get you guys prepared for teams and there's no doubt you guys did that again tonight he had you guys all ready to go he's he's the best at getting our game plans together we sit there and scout for a half an hour to an hour before every game yeah I and it kind of pays off here it's nice to finish off the season with a big victory and it's always nice to beat Bayport but well he had the crowd in it right from the get-go tonight at these are exciting games here and playing at home it's good to have all the fans here and the students all riled up well I told them I said everybody better get on the get packed their vans and come up to Ashwabana and see you guys play hopefully there's a fan bus or a couple of them get a big crowd for pride appear or Southwest yeah well congratulations both you guys with Dominic and Davis here with the big victory we're off to Ashwabana with that we'll send it back to Marty north the winner 65 to 42 second half scoring or lack of second half scoring by Bayport was a very apparent and cost them the game the only at 17 second half points scoring for tonight Bayport was led by their high scoring forward Stephen Minzloff he had 20 points Ryan Graybeg had eight for north they got good contributions from many different players in the scoring side Dan Campion had nine Davis Larsen 10 Kevin Lang 11 Noah Stengel 5 as did Nick Rudolph those two gentlemen off the bench Dominic Mon had two but leading all scorers tonight was Ethan Gusky with the 23 points he really fired them in tonight north will now play the winner of deep here in Green Bay Southwest on Thursday at 7 o'clock up in Ashwabana also want to remind you about WSCS sheboygan.com where we have a lot of programming you want to check that out with the win tonight WSCS runs their record to 15 and 3 and for the crew Ryan Barton we have Richard Bartson on camera Scott Maloff on camera Kerry Kautzer in the truck for my partner Chris Wright I'm Mike Martin saying thanks for watching everybody and hopefully we'll see you one more time at least on the tournament road


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I knew them all so well before. Oh, they were blind, too blind to see. Your faults had made me love you more. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Faults by Sarah Teesdale, read for LibriVox.org by Lucy Perry. They came to tell your faults to me. They named them over one by one. I laughed aloud when they were done. I knew them all so well before. Oh, they were blind, too blind to see. Your faults had made me love you more. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Faults by Sarah Teesdale, read for LibriVox.org by L. Lambert Lawson. They came to tell your faults to me. They named them over one by one. And I laughed aloud when they were done. I knew them all so well before. Oh, they were blind, too blind to see. Your faults had made me love you more. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Faults by Sarah Teesdale, read for LibriVox.org by Leonard Wilson of Springfield, Ohio, March 2010. They came to tell your faults to me. They named them over one by one. I laughed aloud when they were done. I knew them all so well before. Oh, they were blind, too blind to see. Your faults had made me love you more. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Faults by Sarah Teesdale, read for LibriVox.org by Mark Smith. They came to tell your faults to me. They named them over one by one. I laughed aloud when they were done. I knew them all so well before. Oh, they were blind, too blind to see. Your faults had made me love you more. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Faults by Sarah Teesdale, read for LibriVox.org by Nicholas James Bridgewater. They came to tell your faults to me. They named them over one by one. I laughed aloud when they were done. I knew them all so well before. Oh, they were blind, too blind to see. Your faults had made me love you more. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Faults by Sarah Teesdale, read for LibriVox.org by Nicholas Frazier on March 9, 2010. Visit nickfrazier.com for a list of my recordings. They came to tell your faults to me. They named them over one by one. I laughed aloud when they were done. I knew them all so well before. Oh, they were blind, too blind to see. Your faults had made me love you more. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Faults by Sarah Teesdale, read for LibriVox.org by Perdita Ray. They came to tell your faults to me. They named them over one by one. I laughed aloud when they were done. I knew them all so well before. Oh, they were blind, too blind to see. Your faults had made me love you more. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Faults by Sarah Teesdale, read for LibriVox.org by Ruth Golding. They came to tell your faults to me. They named them over one by one. I laughed aloud when they were done. I knew them all so well before. Oh, they were blind, too blind to see. Your faults had made me love you more. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Faults by Sarah Teesdale. Read for LibriVox.org by Ravid Notation. They came to tell your faults to me. They named them over one by one. I laughed aloud when they were done. I knew them all so well before. Oh, they were blind, too blind to see. Your faults had made me love you more. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Faults by Sarah Teesdale, read for LibriVox.org by Tricia G. They came to tell your faults to me. They named them over one by one. I laughed aloud when they were done. I knew them all so well before. Oh, they were blind, too blind to see. Your faults had made me love you more.