Wisconsin high school girls basketball tournament 2024 schedule, bracket

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Wisconsin high school girls basketball tournament 2024 schedule, bracket

Games at 7 p.m. unless noted

WIAA girls basketball tournament Division 1 schedule

Sectional 1 – Appleton East

(16) Chippewa Falls at (1) Hortonville

(9) Oshkosh West at (8) Appleton North

(12) Wausau West at (5) Stevens Point

(13) Oshkosh North at (4) Eau Claire Memorial

(14) Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln at (3) Neenah

(11) Appleton East at (6) Superior

(10) Holmen at (7) Marshfield

(15) Eau Claire North at (2) Hudson

Sectional 2 – Manitowoc Lutheran

(16) Sheboygan North at (1) Brookfield East

(9) Manitowoc Lincoln at (8) Divine Savior Holy Angels

(12) Green Bay Preble at (5) Homestead

(13) Fond du Lac at (4) Germantown

(14) Bay Port at (3) Hartford, 6

(11) Kaukauna at (6) De Pere

(10) Sussex Hamilton at (7) Menomonee Falls

(15) Brookfield Central at (2) Kimberly

Sectional 3 – Oregon

(16) Middleton at (1) Oregon

(9) Madison La Follette at (8) Madison Memorial

(12) Beloit Memorial at (5) Waunakee

(13) Sun Prairie West at (4) Kettle Moraine

(14) Sun Prairie East at (3) Verona

(11) Janesville Craig at (6) Madison East

(10) Mukwonago at (7) Oconomowoc

(15) Waukesha North/South at (2) Arrowhead

Sectional 4 – Kenosha Bradford

(16) Racine Horlick at (1) Muskego, 5

(9) Racine Case at (8) Badger

(12) Milwaukee Reagan at (5) Oak Creek

(13) Milwaukee Hamilton/Audubon at (4) Kenosha Tremper

(14) West Allis Hale at (3) Kenosha Bradford

(11) Westosha Central at (6) Milwaukee King

(10) Kenosha Intian Trail at (7) Milwaukee Bradley Tech/Arts

(15) West Allis Central at (2) Franklin

WIAA girls basketball tournament Division 2 schedule

Sectional 1 – Wausau East

(8) River Falls at (1) Menomonie

(5) Hayward at (4) Mosinee

(6) Medford at (3) Rice Lake

(7) Merrill at (2) Lakeland

(8) Seymour at (1) Green Bay Notre Dame

(5) Shawano at (4) New London

(6) Green Bay Southwest at (3) Rhindelander

(7) Puladki at (2) Marinette

Sectional 2 – Watertown

(9) Plymouth at (1) Beaver Dam

(5) Ashwaubenon at (4) Menasha

(6) Luxemburg-Casco at (3) Watertown

(7) Slinger at (2) West De Pere

(8) Milwaukee Lutheran at (1) Pewaukee

(5) Cedarburg at (4) New Berlin Eisenhower

(6) Wauwatosa West at (3) Grafton

(10) New Berlin West at (2) Waukesha West

Sectional 3 – Baraboo

(9) La Crosse Logan at (1) West Salem

(5) Sauk Prairie at (4) Reedsburg

(6) La Crosse Central at (3) DeForest, 6:30

(7) Sparta at (2) Onalaska

(9) Mount Horedb at (1) McFarland

(5) Jefferson at (4) Whitewater

(6) Milton at (3) Elkhorn

(7) Stoughton at (2) Monona Grove

Sectional 4 – Whitefish Bay

(8) Nicolet at (1) Wauwatosa East

(5) St. Augustine Prep at (4) Wisconsin Lutheran

(6) St. Joan Antida Co-op at (3) Whitefish Bay

(7) Milwaukee Washington/Howard Fuller at (2) Pius XI

(8) Waterford at (1) Union Grove

(5) Racine Park at (4) Martin Luther

(6) Burlington at (3) Greenfield

(7) Greendale at (2) Whitnall

WIAA girls basketball tournament Division 3 schedule

Sectional 1 – Amery

(9) Bloomer at (1) Baldwin-Woodville

(5) St. Croix Falls at (4) Ellsworth

(6) Barron at (3) Prescott

(7) St. Croix Central at (2) Somerset

(9) Adams-Friendship at (1) Elk Mound

(5) Arcadia at (4) Wisconsin Dells

(6) Mauston at (3) Altoona

(7) Viroqua at (2) La Crosse Aquinas

Sectional 2 – Brillion

(8) Waupaca at (1) Wittenberg-Birnamwood

(5) Amherst at (4) Menominee Indian

(11) Clintonville at (3) Oconto Falls

(7) Tomahawk at (2) Freedom

(8) Denmark at (1) Appleton Xavier

(5) Omro at (4) Wrightstown

(6) Winneconne at (3) Berlin

(10) Brillion at (2) Wautoma

Sectional 3 – Evansville

(8) Evansville at (1) Edgerton

(5) Platteville at (4) Beloit Turner

(6) Dodgeville at (3) Prairie du Chien

(7) Big Fot at (2) Madison Edgewood

(8) East Troy at (1) Waupun

(5) Lakeside Lutheran at (4) Lomira

(6) Columbus at (3) Lake Country Lutheran

(7) Watertown Luther Prep at (2) Lake Mills

Sectional 4 – Brown Deer

(9) North Fond du Lac at (1) Oostburg

(5) Brown Deer at (4) Dominican

(11) Campbellsport at (3) Sheboygan Falls

(7) Brookfield Academy at (2) Kettle Moraine Lutheran

(9) Racine St. Catherine’s at (1) Catholic Memorial

(5) St. Francis at (4) Shoreland Lutheran

(6) Golda Meir at (3) St. Thomas More

(7) Messmer at (2) Milwaukee Science

WIAA girls basketball tournament Division 4 schedule

Sectional 1 – Eau Claire North

(9) Boyceville at (1) Fall Creek

(5) Colfax at (4) Grantsburg

(6) Shell Lake at (3) Eau Claire Regis

(7) Mondovi at (2) Durand-Arkansaw

(8) Marathon at (1) Chippewa Falls McDonell

(5) Abbotsford at (4) Stratford

(6) Cadott at (3) Cameron

(7) Chetek-Weyerhaeuser at (2) Phillips

Sectional 2 – Kimberly

(8) Manawa at (1) Neenah St. Mary

(5) Coleman at (4) Crandon

(6) Oconoto at (3) Bonduel

(7) Crivitz at (2) Laconia

(8) Howards Grove at (1) Kewaunee

(5) Mishicot at (4) Valders

(6) Algoma at (3) Manitowoc Lutheran

(10) Southern Door at (2) Sheboygan Lutheran

Sectional 3 – Wisconsin Dells

(8) Onalaska Luther at (1) Neillsville

(5) Whitehall at (4) Auburndale

(6) Melrose-Mindoro at (3) Bangor

(7) Osseo-Fairchild at (2) Westfield

(9) Lancaster at (1) New Glarus

(5) Brodhead at (4) Belleville

(6) Darlington at (3) Mineral Point

(7) Fennimore at (2) Cuba City

Sectional 4 – Beaver Dam

(8) Markesan at (1) Living Word Lutheran

(5) Fond du Lac St. Mary’s Springs at (4) Poynette

(6) Pardeeville at (3) Random Lake

(7) Cedar Grove-Belgium at (2) Winnebago Lutheran

(8) Marshall at (1) The Prairie School

(5) Abundant Life at (4) Deerfield

(6) Kenosha St. Joseph at (3) Cambridge

(7) Waterloo at (2) Milwaukee Juneau

WIAA girls basketball tournament Division 5 schedule

Sectional 1 – Hudson

(8) Prairie Farm at (1) Clear Lake

(5) Siren at (4) New Aubrun

(6) Clayton at (3) Turtle Lake

(10) Frederic at (2) Webster

(9) Gilman at (1) South Shore, 6:30

(5) Hurley at (4) Butternut

(6) Mellen at (3) Drummond

(7) Prentice at (2) Owen-Withee

Sectional 2 – Antigo

(8) Three Lakes/Phelps at (1) Stevens Point Pacelli

(5) Loyal at (4) Athens

(6) Columbus at (3) Greenwood

(7) Edgar at (2) Pittsville

(8) Oneida Nation at (1) Lena

(12) Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran at (4) Florence

(6) Gillett at (3) Wabeno/Laona

(10) Gibraltar at (2) Sevastopol

Sectional 3 – Portage

(8) Brookwood at (1) Cochrane-Fountain City

(5) Kickapoo at (4) Cashton

(6) Alma Center Lincoln at (3) Independence/Gilmanton

(10) Blair-Taylor at (2) Royall

(9) Barneveld at (1) Argyle/Pecatonica

(5) Ithaca at (4) Highland

(6) River Ridge at (3) Belmont

(7) Black Hawk at (2) Wauzeka-Steuben

Sectional 4 – Hartford

(8) Fall River at (1) Wisconsin Rapids Assumption

(5) Wild Rose at (4) Randolph

(6) Almond-Bancroft at (3) Oakfield

(10) Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah at (2) Oshkosh Lourdes

(9) Heritage Christian at (1) Albany/Monticello

(13) Juda at (5) Palmyra-Eagle

(6) Wayland Academy at (3) Sheboygan Christian

(10) Catholic Central at (2) Salam

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In Wisconsin’s Northwoods, snowmaking is helping winter fun continue as planned

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November 24, 2025

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In Wisconsin’s Northwoods, snowmaking is helping winter fun continue as planned

While Wisconsin’s Northwoods struggled to find winter last year, one area made its own. At Mt. Telemark Village in Cable, winter didn’t stop.

“It was difficult in the Northwoods,” said Ben Popp. “But you know, we were fortunate enough last year, because of our snowmaking and some of this infrastructure, we were able to host all of our events.”

That ability to make winter happen is exactly why the American Birkebeiner Foundation invested in Telemark after the 2017 Birkie was canceled for a lack of snow.

“People would have thought you’re crazy. Northern Wisconsin, you’re going to make snow? But at the end of the day, the events are so important to our local economy and our mission that we decided to make the investment in snow making,” said Popp.

Now, the village is home to trails for skiing, snowshoeing, biking, and an ever-growing lineup of winter events that draw thousands to Cable and Hayward. It’s all powered by an $11 million community-backed project.

“It took 2,500 individual donors that came together to really support the idea of creating outdoor recreation here in northern Wisconsin,” Popp added.

But convincing winter to cooperate is still a strategic operation.

“We need a lot of snow in a lot of different places this year to ensure that we have snow that will last all through March this year. So it’s a lot of pre-planning to determine where should we be putting guns? Where should we making these big piles?” said Kristy Maki.

Telemark’s snow guns fired up last week in time for early season skiing, and the annual Turkey Birkie.

Once January arrives, the calendar doesn’t slow down. Fat bikes camps, classic ski races and women’s clinics all depend on reliable snow.

“Even if we can’t hold races because of the natural snow level, we know that we can put something on here,” said Maki.

Reliability that is crucial not just for athletes but for the economy that surrounds the trails.

“It brings people from the Twin Cities, Wausau, Eau Claire, Chicago,” said Popp. “It really is the centerpiece of our economy.”

As cooler temperatures begin to take hold in the Northwoods, they’ll continue making snow at Mt. Telemark Village, while holding out hope for a nice blanket of the real stuff.

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Wisconsin Lottery Pick 3, Pick 4 results for Nov. 23, 2025

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November 24, 2025

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Wisconsin Lottery Pick 3, Pick 4 results for Nov. 23, 2025

The Wisconsin Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at Nov. 23, 2025, results for each game:

Winning Pick 3 numbers from Nov. 23 drawing

Midday: 0-2-5

Evening: 6-0-8

Check Pick 3 payouts and previous drawings here.

Winning Pick 4 numbers from Nov. 23 drawing

Midday: 3-6-6-3

Evening: 8-8-9-7

Check Pick 4 payouts and previous drawings here.

Winning All or Nothing numbers from Nov. 23 drawing

Midday: 01-02-04-06-10-14-16-17-18-19-21

Evening: 02-03-05-07-08-10-11-13-20-21-22

Check All or Nothing payouts and previous drawings here.

Winning Badger 5 numbers from Nov. 23 drawing

02-05-21-22-28

Check Badger 5 payouts and previous drawings here.

Winning SuperCash numbers from Nov. 23 drawing

03-07-08-18-31-33, Doubler: N

Check SuperCash payouts and previous drawings here.

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Are you a winner? Here’s how to claim your lottery prize

Prizes up to $599: Can be claimed at any Wisconsin Lottery retailer.
Prizes from $600 to $199,999: Can be claimed in person at a Lottery Office. By mail, send the signed ticket and a completed claim form available on the Wisconsin Lottery claim page to: Prizes, PO Box 777 Madison, WI 53774.
Prizes of $200,000 or more: Must be claimed in person at the Madison Lottery office. Call the Lottery office prior to your visit: 608-261-4916.

Can Wisconsin lottery winners remain anonymous?

No, according to the Wisconsin Lottery. Due to the state’s open records laws, the lottery must, upon request, release the name and city of the winner. Other information about the winner is released only with the winner’s consent.

When are the Wisconsin Lottery drawings held?

Powerball: 9:59 p.m. CT on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.
Mega Millions: 10:00 p.m. CT on Tuesday and Friday.
Super Cash: 9:00 p.m. CT daily.
Pick 3 (Day): 1:30 p.m. CT daily.
Pick 3 (Evening): 9:00 p.m. CT daily.
Pick 4 (Day): 1:30 p.m. CT daily.
Pick 4 (Evening): 9:00 p.m. CT daily.
All or Nothing (Day): 1:30 p.m. CT daily.
All or Nothing (Evening): 9 p.m. CT daily.
Megabucks: 9:00 p.m. CT on Wednesday and Saturday.
Badger 5: 9:00 p.m. CT daily.

That lucky feeling: Peek at the past week’s winning numbers.

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Wisconsin football insider: A closer look at Darrion Dupree’s 84-yard touchdown run

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November 23, 2025

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Wisconsin football insider: A closer look at Darrion Dupree’s 84-yard touchdown run

Wisconsin defeated Illinois 27-10, holding the Illini to a season-low point total.
Outside linebacker Darryl Peterson recorded three sacks, the most by a Badgers player in a single game since 2021.
Despite the win, Wisconsin’s quarterback was sacked five times and the team incurred a costly personal foul penalty.

MADISON – A look back at Wisconsin’s 27-10 victory over Illinois on Saturday, Nov. 22, at Camp Randall Stadium.

Big picture

Playing the nation’s toughest schedule appears to have made the Badgers a tougher team. Wisconsin entered play assured of a second straight sub .500 season and Illinois was ranked in the College Football Playoff top 25, but pretty much from start to finish the Badgers showed they were the better team. They never trailed and held Illinois to what tied its season-low point total. The Illini’s 298 total yards were also third-lowest behind Indiana (161) and Ohio State (295).

Turning point: Darrion Dupree breaks loose, gives UW a cushion

There was still almost two whole quarters left to play when sophomore Darrion Dupree broke loose for an 84-yard touchdown run that, after the extra point, pushed the Badgers advantage to 17-7.

Besides putting a jolt into the crowd the score gave a Wisconsin team that doesn’t have much room for error a two-score lead. The Badgers went 80 yards for a touchdown on their first possession and closed the half with a field goal, but this was the first point in the night they had control of the game.

Thumbs up: Dupree gets a lot of help on TD run

It took a lot of blocks to pave the way for Dupree’s 84-yard TD run. Tight end Tucker Ashcraft started things with a block out of the backfield and center Davis Heinzen and guards Joe Brunner and Kerry Kodanko created space up the middle.
Another gem from Dupree’s run: Receiver Eugene Hilton fooled Illinois cornerback Torrie Cox Jr. into thinking a pass was thrown his way and ran his defender off the play. It’s the main reason there was no one downfield to challenge Dupree at the end of the run.
Wisconsin fumbled three times but didn’t lose any of them. The biggest recovery was made by Ashcraft, who covered the ball after a 6-yard gain by freshman quarterback Carter Smith on the Badgers’ first drive. That possession ended up going 80 yards for a touchdown.
Graduate outside linebacker Darryl Peterson finished with three sacks, raising his career-best in that statistic for the second straight week. The last Badgers with three sacks in a game was Nick Herbig in 2021.

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Thumbs down: UW gets hit with personal fouls, takes unnecessary sacks

Tyrese Fearbry was hit with a personal foul penalty in the fourth quarter that allowed Illinois to start possession at its 40-yard line.
Smith was sacked five times, but two of those came when he ran out of bounds on a scramble rather than throwing ball away.

Wisconsin football schedule: The Badgers travel to Minnesota in battle for Paul Bunyan’s Axe on Nov. 29

The trophy cases are bare for the Badgers, but they can fix that next Saturday in Minneapolis. Wisconsin has lost three of the last four meetings to the Gophers, including a 24-7 loss last season that guaranteed UW a losing season. Minnesota (6-5, 4-4) has lost two straight and three of its last four.

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