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NEWSROOM * CIRCULATION * ADVERTISING
Saturday
March 2010
13
Sports Wraps: NOW staffers wrap up the games of the week in this highlights column
Sports Notes: From youth sports registration info to updates for Milwaukee pro sports teams
Scorecard: Latest scores and stats from park and rec leagues, youth sports and more
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Contact the NOW sports staff
Scoring leaders
Check out our interactive map for a look at the all-time scoring leaders of boys and girls basketball teams at high schools in the suburban Milwaukee area.
Find out who the best athletes in the area are by checking out the NOW 2009 All-Suburban teams:
WIAA gymnastics
Narrow Franklin loss has familiar ring
Reigning gymnastics champion Arrowhead narrowly slipped by the Franklin/Muskego/Whitnall co-op team to capture the state title and end the Franklin squad's season-long winning streak.
More Headlines
- Muskego's team state runs ends quickly
- Sports Wrapups: March 7
- Franklin 75, Muskego 57: Sabers end Warriors' hoops season in regional
- WIAA wrestling: Muskego sophomores settle for second; team state awaits
- Warriors wild week includes win over Vincent
- Sports Wrapups: March 1
- The Warriors' magnificent seven
- Sports Wrapups: Feb. 22
- Warriors send nine wrestlers, six champs to sectional
- Sports Wrapups: Feb. 15
- Wrestling: New Berlin, Muskego grapplers gearing up for postseason
- Swimming: Muskego, New Berlin settle for second
- Sports Wrapups: Feb. 8
- Muskego 38, Franklin 27: Warriors overcome shooting woes to beat Sabers
Racine Case 58, Muskego 50
Eagles move into tie atop Southeast
The Southeast Conference is still up for grabs after the Racine Case girls basketball team defeated Muskego, 58-50, Friday night at Muskego.
More Headlines
- Muskego 60, Milwaukee Vincent 57: Warriors hit foul shots to beat Vikings
- Southeast Conference.wrestling tournament: Muskego quiets its critics by dominating the field
- Oak Creek 47, Muskego 43: Luke sinks clutch free throws as Knights win
- Mukwonago 67, Muskego 56: Warriors' winning streak snapped at eight
- Wrestling: Muskego's Olson is ready to take on state
- Emerald Classic gymnastics: High finishers lead Franklin to title
- Hartford Team Tournament: No. 2 Muskego wrestlers sweep field
- Girls volleyball: Area player of the year: Neuberger earns coaches' respect
- Player of the year: Muskego's Weiner became leader on, off soccer field
Our sports staff weighs in an a variety of topics on the local sports scene
Eisenhower youth girls basketball camp approaching
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2009-10 Muskego/New Berlin Photo Gallery
The sports season is full swing at Muskego, Eisenhower and New Berlin West high schools. And throughout the school year, we'll be updating this gallery with the latest photos from all the sports at our local high schools.
Wrestling: WIAA Division 1 state meet
The top wrestlers in the state took to mats during the first day of the WIAA State Tournament in Madison on Feb. 25.
Girls basketball: Oak Creek vs. Muskego
Muskego topped Oak Creek, 57-45, on Feb. 19, avenging a loss to the Knights earlier in the season.
Gymnastics: Classic 8/Southeast Conference Meet
The Franklin co-op gymnastics team, which includes members from Muskego, Oak Creek, Franklin and Whitnall high schools, won the Southeast/Classic 8 conference meet at Waukesha West High School on Feb. 18. The co-op posted a meet-best 143.925 to Kenosha’s runner-up effort of 141.425 and Arrowhead’s 141.375.
Boys soccer: NOW/Milwaukee Wave Senior All-Star Game
Some of the area's top senior soccer players took part in the NOW/Milwaukee Wave Senior All-Star Game at the U.S. Cellular Arena on Jan. 23.
Marquette salutes
local honor students
Marquette University and MyMuskegoNOW.com are proud to salute the outstanding students who have made the honor rolls at our local schools. Click on a student's name for a printable honor roll certificate. Go to the honor rolls page.
The Road to Madison
Follow the state high school basketball tournament in our special section, with coverage from the Journal Sentinel, NOW Newspapers, Lake Country Publications and TODAY's TMJ4.
Who do you think are the best high school basketball players in the suburbs? Vote now to help us pick our All-Suburban Basketball Teams and you could win a pair of lower-level tickets to a Bucks game.
