The Week in Review SPASH Boys basketball: Boys basketball: The Panthers beat first-place Wausau East, 51-42, Tuesday Girls basketball: The Panthers remained undefeated, beating Wausau East, 72-39, Tuesday, (See "Game of the Week") and Lakeland, 63-25, on Friday. Gymnastics: The Panthers increased their record to 8-0 in meets this season, defeating Antigo in a dual meet on Thursday and then taking first in the five-team Mosinee Invitational Saturday. Kim Zimdars, the Panthers assistant coach, said the victory over Antigo by a 136.650-129.800 score showed the depth of the team, which has been troubled by midseason injuries. "The Panthers displayed some beautiful routines, which showed as they placed on top in every event," she said. "Sweeping the top five places on bars really shows the depth and strength of this team. They are improving every day and are showing their determination to become one of the best teams in the area and possibly even the state." On the bars, Anne Simonis took first followed by Katie Munsey, Stephanie Neidermann, Kim Klosno and Raenee Bugarske. On the beam, the first four places went to Simonis, Nikki Cruz, Munsey and Jenna Weinbauer. In the floor exercise, Bugarske was first, Munsey third, Klosno fourth and Cruz fifth. In the vault, Munsey was second, Bugarske fourth and Carrie Williamson fifth. In the all-around, the top three places went to Munsey, Simonis and Bugarske. At the Mosinee Invitational, the Panthers scored 136.2 points to outdistance second-place D.C. Everest, which had 129.825. "Our depth has shown through again, taking many of the top five spots in every event," said Panther coach Mary Olszewski. "It is great to see the award stand filled with the red-and-black of SPASH Panthers. Our gymnasts work hard for every tenth we receive and realize how important it is to keep routines clean and strong. "Our team score is good and our goal is to make it even better, which is very realistic for this talented team." Munsey captured the all-around event with a score of 34.475, while Weinbauer took first on the beam with a 9.25 score. Seconds for the Panthers went to Munsey on the bars, Simonis on the beam and Williamson in the vault. Thirds were recorded by Cruz in the floor event, Simonis on the bars, Munsey in the vault and Simonis in the all-around. Fourths went to Munsey in the floor event, Klosno on the bars and Cruz on the beam. Klosno took fifth in the floor event and Neidermann took fifth on the bars. Swimming: The Panthers defeated Wisconsin Rapids, 102-53, Thursday. Pacelli Boys basketball: The Cardinals picked up two victories during the week, improving their record to 5-5 in the Central Wisconsin Conference large division and 5-10 overall. The boys defeated Shiocton, 55-46, Tuesday after defeating Menominee Indian, 82-64 Friday. Pacelli trailed Menominee, 19-15, after the first quarter, but came back to take a 38-34 halftime lead. The lead was trimmed to two points after three quarters, before the Cardinals went on a 29-13 spurt in the fourth quarter. Ben Greuel led the Cardinals with 25 points. Jason Lepak added 17 and Jake Owens had 13. Girls basketball: The Cardinals split a pair of CWC large division games, beating Menominee Indian, 56-54, Friday, and losing a 55-36 decision to Shiocton Tuesday. Amherst Boys basketball: The Falcons picked up a pair of wins during the week, nipping Wittenberg-Birnamwood, 61-59 in two overtimes Tuesday and defeating Marion, 62-24 Friday. The Falcons and Witt-Birn were tied 28-28 at the half, but the Falcons had to come back from a third quarter deficit to tie the game at 52-52 at the end of regulation. Both teams could only score two points each in the first overtime, before the Falcons outscored Witt-Birn, 7-5 in the second overtime. "We did not play well," said Falcon coach Gregg Jensen. "We were bad. But we kept the game close to give us a chance at the end to win. (Jeremy) Sherf, (Tony) Packer, (Matt) Mehne and (Travis) Stuczynski all hit big shots at the end of the game and overtime." Sherf led the Falcons with 19 points, while Stuczynski added 15 and Jesse Konkol 14. Konkol pulled down 19 rebounds and Sherf had eight. Sherf and Packer each had three three-pointers. Stuczynski also had eight assists. Against Marion, the Falcons jumped out to a 33-8 halftime lead, after holding an 11-6 lead at the end of the first quarter. Konkol finished with 16 points, Sherf added 13 and Stuczynski added 10. "We had a slow start offensively, but we started to get things rolling in the second quarter," Jensen said. "I thought we did a nice job on defense. It was a good game to see a lot of players." Girls basketball: The Falcons remained undefeated in the CWC small division with an 11-0 mark after beating Wittenberg-Birnamwood, 62-39, Tuesday and Marion, 56-45, on Friday. Wrestling: The Falcons dropped a dual meet to Edgar, 63-8, Tuesday. Almond-Bancroft Boys basketball: The Eagles lost, 57-51, to Bowler Friday. Girls basketball: The Eagles picked up two victories, defeating Montello, 54-52, in overtime Tuesday and Bowler, 47-41, on Friday. Rosholt Boys basketball: The Hornets picked up a pair of victories during the week, beating Tri-County, 80-39, Tuesday after Dane Zdroik hit a three-pointer at the buzzer for a 58-55 win over Iola-Scandinavia Thursday, Jan. 18. Girls basketball: The Hornets defeated Tri-County, 29-20, Tuesday, to run their season record to 10-1 in the CWC small division and 13-2 overall. That victory came on the heels of a 42-41 victory over Iola-Scandinavia Friday.