The Week in Review SPASH Boys basketball: The Panthers won 47-41 at Antigo Tuesday to improve to .500 in the conference and overall. Girls basketball: Janel McCarville reached the 1,000 career point mark in the Panthers 53-33 conference win over Antigo on Tuesday. SPASH are now 19-0 and need to top Rhinelander Friday night for an undefeated season. Swimming: SPASH finished sixth of 10 schools with 196 points at the Hudson sectional last Saturday. Heading to state for the Panthers are the 200-yard medley relay team, the 200 freestyle relay team and Jon Ronzani in the 100-yard butterfly. Wrestling: The SPASH wrestling team will compete in nine of the 13 weight classes at this weekend's sectional in Wisconsin Rapids. Panthers competing this weekend are Jake Calhoun at 112 pounds (30-2), Adam Kurzynski at 130 (18-13), Dan Pawleski at 135 (18-14), Kevin Duda at 140 (25-9), Josh Przekurat at 145 (17-17), Adam Sandstrom at 152 (8-10), Grey Pope at 160 (23-5), Mitch Oksuita at 171 (7-2) and Josh Beyerl at 189 (21-10). Gymnastics: SPASH improved their conference record to 6-0 with a 138.025-to-103.3 win over Merrill on Monday. "The Panthers once again showed the depth of their team, taking the top places in every event," said coach Mary Olszewski. Olszewski was satisfied with her squad which missed five days of practice due to the weather. In the vault, Anne Simonis was first for the Panthers, Carrie Williamson second and Kaity Munsey third. In the floor exercise event, Kim Klosno was first, Raenee Bugarske second and Munsey third. On the balance beam, Simonis was first and Munsey second. On the uneven parallel bars, Munsey was first, Simonis second and Stefanie Niedermann third. Simonis captured the overall title with a score of 35.3. Munsey was second and Bugarske was third. Pacelli Boys basketball: The Cardinals dropped a pair of Central Wisconsin Conference Large Division games during the week. On Saturday, the Cardinals lost a 54-48 decision to Manawa in a makeup game postponed from Friday. Jason Lepak led the Cardinals with 20 points, while Ben Greuel and Derrick Lepak had seven each. On Tuesday, Bonduel defeated the Cardinals, 67-59. Bonduel took an 8-6 lead at the end of the first quarter, and increased it to 25-19 at the half. After the Cardinals closed to within five, 42-37, at the end of three quarters, Bonduel pulled away in the final quarter. Jason Lepak led Pacelli with 21 points, Jake Owens added 16 and Greuel had 10. Wrestling: Greg Snow earned a trip to sectionals after finishing 3-1 in Stratford last weekend. Snow lost in the finals match by one point. The 152 pounder upped his season record to 28-6 and will face Peshtigo's Jimmy Holdor (30-5) at sectionals in Edgar this Saturday. "I think some of our young guys were a little surprised by the intensity level of a tournament like this," said Pacelli coach Jay Yenter. "I think you should see a lot of the kids that came out of this regional at the state tournament." "I keep telling (Greg) 'We're not done yet.' He achieved one of his goals by qualifying for the sectional. If he continues to wrestle well, there's no telling how far he can go." Girls basketball: The Cardinals managed only two points in the fourth quarter Tuesday night during their 48-32 loss at Bonduel. Kim Schulist had 12 points to lead Pacelli scorers. "I thought going into the fourth quarter we had a good chance at a run but we just don't have the offensive personnel that can shoot with confidence," said Pacelli coach Jim Warzinik. "We did well holding them to six in the fourth, but they did better holding us to two." Amherst Boys basketball: The Falcons dominated a Menominee Indian team 74-34 Tuesday night in Keshena. Amherst made 34 free throws in the contest and received 17 points from Travis Stuczynski to improve their record to 15-3 overall. "We had a nice overall performance," said Amherst coach Gregg Jensen. "We did a good job in some interesting situations." Girl's basketball: The Amherst girl's basketball team won 63-33 home over Menominee Indian on Tuesday. The Falcons held a 33-11 lead at the half. Heading into tonight's game against Shiocton, Amherst is undefeated in Central Wisconsin Conference large school play. Wrestling: Three Falcon wrestlers advanced to the sectionals, after victories in regional action Saturday. Jeff Peskie (18-11) on the season, will wrestle Robert Stascak of Pittsville (29-14) at 130 pounds. Nolan Kayon (17-13) will face Ryan Handschke of Manawa (9-6) at 152. Nate Peplinski (20-7) will face Eric McGuire of Wabeno-Laona (27-5) at 160. Almond-Bancroft Boys basketball: The Almond-Bancroft boys squad fell 53-48 to Necedah Tuesday night. Necedah outscored the Eagles 20-9 in the fourth quarter for the win. Girls basketball: The Eagles continued on their recent success with a 48-44 win over Port Edwards Tuesday night. Almond-Bancroft improved their conference record to 9-6 and overall record to 10-9. Rosholt Boys basketball: Tomahawk proved to be too tough an opponent for Rosholt on Tuesday night. Tomahawk claimed a 65-35 road victory over the Hornets. Nathaniel Miller contributed eight points in a losing effort for Rosholt. Girls basketball: The Hornets crushed a visiting Wild Rose team 70-29 Tuesday night. The girls conclude their season tonight against Almond-Bancroft. Wrestling: The Hornets captured the regional team championship Saturday, Feb. 10, with 200 points, defeating Manawa with 191 and Bonduel with 173. Six wrestlers, Casey Giese, Tom Van De Yacht, Willie Van De Yacht, Matt Rice, Jake Zakrzewski and Lee Schulz, advanced to the sectionals in Edgar, where wrestling is scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. Saturday. Capturing regional championships, were Giese at 103, Tom Van De Yacht at 119, Willie Van De Yacht at 125, Rice at 130 and Zakrzewski at 135. Schulz took second at 189. Taking third were Devon Groshek at 145, Donnie Carter at 160 and A.J. Wiza at 171. "It was a true team effort and I'm proud of the crew for that," Hornet coach Alan Carter said about the regional championship. "It was a team goal, and we felt Manawa was the team to beat. Our wins had to be by pins and we accomplished that." The team victory in the regional meet advanced the Hornets to the team sectional at Marion where they lost to state wrestling power Coleman, 50-18. Rosholt's points came on a pin by Giese at 103, a 7-2 decision by Tom Van De Yacht at 119, a technical fall by Willie Van De Yacht at 125 and a major decision by Schulz at 189. "Coleman's strengths were in the middle weights and they overpowered us," Carter said. Pairings for Saturday's sectional at Edgar have been announced. Giese (24-13) will face Jesse Pollard of Pittsville (16-16) at 103. Tom Van De Yacht (18-5) will face Dave Schumann of Montello (18-13) at 119. Willie Van De Yacht (28-9) will face Ray Weaver of Spencer (21-12) at 125. Rice (18-12) will face Bill Dura of Peshtigo (18-10) at 130. Zakrzewski (17-14) will face James Howen of Wild Rose (22-3) at 135. Schulz (17-19) will face Justin Pleuss of Wild Rose (22-6).