The Week in Review SPASH Boys basketball: The Panthers lost to Rhinelander, 44-40, Friday. Girls basketball: The Panthers picked up their 11th victory Friday, defeating Rhinelander, 65-34. Gymnastics: The Panthers added another victory in record-setting manner on Saturday at the Eau Claire North Invitational, improving their record to 6-0 for the season. The Panthers are 3-0 in the conference. The Panthers broke the meet record with a team score of 137.75, as well as the floor exercise record with a score of 36.35. They competed against nine teams at the invitational, including D.C. Everest, Wisconsin Rapids and Marshfield. "Overall, the team effort really showed as the girls pulled together to break not only meet records but season records as well," Panther coach Mary Olszewski said. "We are really excited to see our team coming together and working hard for a higher team score." The Panthers took second through fifth place in the floor event led by Raenee Bugarske with a score of 9.200. She was followed by Nikki Cruz with 9.150, Kaity Munsey with 9.000 and Kim Klosno with 9.000. In the bars, the team took four of the first six places, led by Munsey with an 8.925. She was followed by Anne Simonis in second with 8.875, Klosno in fourth with 8.550 and Stephanie Neiderman in sixth with 8.500. Carrie Williamson paced the Panthers in the vault with a third-place finish and score of 8.600. Bugarski was sixth with 8.400. In the beam, Munsey was fourth with a score of 8.600, Cruz was fifth with 8.500 and Simonis was eighth with 8.350. Munsey finished second in all-around with a score of 34.575, Simonis was fourth at 34.175 and Bugarske was seventh at 33.350. On Thursday, Jan. 11, the Panthers defeated D.C. Everest, 136.225 to 128.875. Hockey: D.C. Everest ended a four-game Panther winning streak with a 4-3 victory Thursday, Jan. 11. Behind a hat trick by Joe Pavelski, the Panthers defeated Wisconsin Rapids, 4-1 Tuesday. Wrestling: The Panthers defeated D.C. Everest, 41-18, Thursday, Jan. 11, and then lost to Wausau West, 43-15, Tuesday. Pacelli Boys basketball: The Cardinals lost at Amherst Thursday, 47-32. Girls basketball: The Cardinals dropped a 51-35 contest to Amherst Friday. Wrestling: The Cardinals dropped a dual meet to Spencer, 59-13, on Thursday. Tim Schwarz, Mike Barnett and Greg Snow scored the points for Pacelli. Schwarz won an 11-4 decision at 130, Barnett took an 11-2 decision at 140 and Snow won by forfeit. "We did not look real sharp," Cardinal coach Jay Yenter said. "Spencer has a very good team, but we let a couple of matches get away from us. We're just so young that we get into situations that we don't know how to react. "The guys wrestle hard. They just made a few mistakes. Against good kids, one mistake can cost you the match. We learned that tonight against a veteran Spencer team." Yenter said Barnett has been wrestling well lately. "He dropped down from 145 to 140 pounds and he looks a lot more comfortable at that weight." Schwarz went after a good senior, Yenter said. "Tim recorded five takedowns in the match and the only points he gave up were escapes." Amherst Boys basketball: The Falcons defeated Pacelli, 47-32, Thursday, Jan. 11, behind a balanced attack. Jesse Konkol led the Falcons with 15 points, 15 rebounds and six blocked shots. Travis Stuczynski, Jeremy Sherf and Tony Packer each added eight points. Stuczynski also had six rebounds and six assists. The first quarter ended in a 6-6 tie, but the Falcons pulled out to an 18-10 halftime lead. The lead widened to 30-21 at the third-quarter mark before the Falcons pulled away in the fourth quarter. "I thought we played hard on defense," Falcon coach Gregg Jensen said. "We missed a lot of easy shots, but when you don't shoot well, you have to keep yourself in the game on defense." On Tuesday, the Falcons defeated Iola-Scandinavia, 78-46. Three Falcons scored in double figures, led by Konkol with 19, Sherf with 16 and Stuczynski with 15. Nine of Sherf's points came on three-pointers. Konkol also led the team with nine rebounds, and Stuczynski had eight assists. "We had a lot of people do a really nice job," Jensen said. "We had a lot of pluses in areas we have been working on." Girls basketball: The Falcons defeated Pacelli, 51-35, Friday. Iola-Scandinavia handed the Falcons a 72-61 setback Tuesday. Almond-Bancroft Boys basketball: The Eagles defeated Tri-County, 52-26, on Thursday, Jan. 11, and Stockbridge, 49-26, Tuesday. Rosholt Boys basketball: Post Edwards handed the Hornets a 46-34 defeat Friday. Girls basketball: The Hornets defeated Port Edwards, 54-31, Friday. Wrestling: The Hornets won on their Parents' Night against Wild Rose, 45-18, on Thursday, Jan. 11, with four pins, three decisions and two forfeits. Winning by pins were Willie Van De Yacht at 125, Matt Rice at 130, Donny Carter at 160 and A.J. Wiza at 171. Jeff Jaskolski won a 9-2 decision at 112, Nathan Budsberg won 9-6 at 140 and Tom Stanislawski won at heavyweight. The forfeits were recorded by Casey Giese at 103 and Devin Groshek at 145. "I was pleased with the aggressiveness displayed," Hornet coach Alan Carter said. "Overall, we were more effective on our feet." The Hornets lost to Stratford, the No. 2 rated Division 3 team, 60-12, on Tuesday. Sophomores Giese and Rice recorded Rosholt's points with pins. Giese pinned his opponent at 103 in 3:22. Carter said Rice was trailing 10-0 or 12-0 when he pinned his opponent at 5:05. "This match didn't allow too much room for mistakes," Carter said. "We understood what we were up against and knew each wrestler had to come out ready to wrestle. Despite the results, I felt our performance was commendable. Every wrestler maintained their offense and refused to be intimidated. They were aggressive and didn't stop." The Hornets are 3-0 in CWC duals and 4-8 overall.