The Vikings' season came to an end with a 69-49 loss to Wauwatosa West in the regional finals. Tyrese England finished with 18 points to lead the team. More stats are available here.

England finished the season with 423 points, the fifth-highest individual season total in school history. His 160 field goals made are the eighth-highest in a season, and his 48 three-pointers made this year are the fourth-highest season total in school history.

Elsewhere on the all-time list, Jonah Rindfleisch's 218 rebounds are the eighth-highest season total in WLHS history and Prentice Young's 85 assists this year tied for the tenth-best season mark in school history.

The Wisco basketball team overcame 21 turnovers and 27% shooting to grind out a playoff win over Pius XI, 42-39 at WLHS on Friday. 

The Vikings trailed 28-20 early in the second half before a 16-1 run put them ahead to stay. Josh Knueppel scored seven points in the stretch, which saw Wisco get defensive stops on 15 consecutive possessions.

Knueppel, Tyrese England, and Jordan Glenn all scored nine points for the Vikings. Glenn added a team-high eight rebounds. More stats are available here.

The Wisco basketball team closed out the regular season with an 87-83 overtime victory over Milwaukee Lutheran on Thursday night. The Woodland Conference crossover game pitted the champions of the East and West divisions of the league.

The Vikings jumped out to a double-digit lead on the strength of a defense that held the Red Knights to just 29% shooting in the first half. But the visitors battled back and led by as many as six points after halftime before the advantaged seesawed back and forth over the final few minutes. Prentice Young's runner in the lane with just under 30 seconds remaining knotted the game at 75, and the Wisco defense kept Milwaukee Lutheran from scoring on their final possession and sent the game to overtime.

In the extra period, the Vikings trailed by three before free throws from Jordan Glenn and Young put them on top for good at 80-79. Two minutes later, Young connected on one of two free throws to put Wisco up 85-83 with 17.9 seconds to play. On the ensuing possession, Young blocked the Red Knight shot, gathered the rebound, and then hit both free throws with four seconds remaining to seal the victory.

Glenn led all scorers with a career-high 27 points to go along with seven rebounds. Young totaled 19 points and added seven rebounds and seven assists. Tyrese England scored 17 points and pulled down seven rebounds, and Jonah Rindfleisch grabbed a team-high 10 boards and handed out three assists.

More stats are available here.

The Wisco basketball team knocked off Shorewood 88-68 to snap a three-game losing streak on Friday night.

The Vikings jumped out to a 21-point halftime lead in the victory. Tyrese England led the team with 19 points; he also had five rebounds. Jordan Glenn added 17 points and six assists, Prentice Young filled the box score with 14 points, nine assists, and six rebounds, and Jonah Rindfleisch recorded another double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds.

More stats are available here.

The Vikings dropped a non-conference game to Arrowhead on Tuesday night, 91-70 at WLHS.

Wisco opened up an early 10-point lead on the strength of nine early points from Jordan Glenn. But the Warhawks, ranked #4 in the state among Division 1 teams, had too many weapons and pulled away in the second half.

Tyrese England scored 21 points to lead the Vikings. Glenn added 15 and Prentice Young scored 10. More stats are available here.

The Viking basketball team dropped a road contest to Greendale on Friday night by a score of 73-63. The Panthers shot 63% en route to victory and outrebounded Wisco 31-20.

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The Vikings suffered a road loss to Germantown on Tuesday night, dropping a 73-71 game to the Warhawks on the road.

Wisco trailed by eight early but rallied to take a 38-33 lead at halftime. They stretched the lead to nine in the second half but went four minutes without scoring to let the hosts go back in front. Jonah Rindfleisch's free throws gave the Vikings a 71-69 advantage, but they would let the Warhawks score on their last two possessions while turning it over in between to suffer defeat.

Tyrese England led the team with 23 points. Rindfleisch recorded another double-double with 10 points and 15 rebounds. Jordan Glenn scored 15 points and Prentice Young added 14 points and eight rebounds. More stats are available here.

The Vikings avenged a loss from December and moved into a tie for first place in the Woodland West with a 93-75 win over New Berlin Eisenhower.

Eisenhower came out hot, hitting five of their first six three-point shots and opened up an early lead. The Lions extended their advantage to 10 points, 41-31, on a layup with just under two minutes left in the half. But Wisco responded with a 22-3 that spanned the break to take control of the game. The Vikings ended the first half on a 12-1 spurt, capped by Tyrese England's triple at the buzzer, and went into the locker room up 43-42. The break did not stop Wisco's momentum. They started the second half with a 10-2 run to go up 53-44, and the Lions did not get closer than six points the rest of the way.

England led the Vikings with 24 points on 10-15 shooting. Josh Knueppel connected five times from behind the arc and finished with 15 points. Isaiah Hopf grabbed six rebounds and snatched four steals to go with his 15 points, Jonah Rindfleisch battled foul trouble but still finished with 15 points and six rebounds, and Prentice Young turned in a 14-point, seven rebound, seven assist effort.

More stats are available here. The Vikings can clinch at least a share of the conference title with a win at Greendale next Friday.

A strong effort on both sides of the ball pushed the Vikings to a 66-58 win over visiting Pewaukee on Tuesday night. The victory sets up a battle for first place in the Woodland West with New Berlin Eisenhower at WLHS on Friday night.

Wisco led by eight at the break on the strength of 12 first-half points from Tyrese England. A strong start to the second half saw them stretch their advantage to as many as 17 points, but the Pirates battled back and trimmed the lead to two points in the waning minutes. A key three-point play from Jonah Rindfleisch gave the Vikings some breathing room and they made enough free throws down the stretch to secure the victory.

England led the team with 16 points and three steals. Isaiah Hopf added 12 points and Prentice Young was a perfect in six tries from the charity stripe on his way to eight points. Rindfleisch recorded his third straight double-double and fifth in six games with 10 points and 12 rebounds; he also added a career-high six blocks.

More stats are available here. The Vikings host Eisenhower on Friday night with first place on the line.

The Wisco basketball team bounced back from a loss on Tuesday with a 73-57 win over Pius XI in the annual Winter Festival game at WLHS. 

The Vikings ran out to a 47-23 halftime lead on the strength of 55% shooting and 14 forced turnovers. They forced 24 turnovers in all; 13 of them on steals.

Tyrese England led Wisco with 19 points; he also added four assists and three steals. Jordan Glenn contributed 13 points and Jonah Rindfleisch notched another double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds. More stats are available here.

A difficult second half led to just the second conference loss of the season for Wisco, as they fell to West Allis Central, 79-68, on the road Tuesday night.

After trailing 38-35 at the break, the Vikings shot just 32% in the second half and were outrebounded by 16 over the course of the night by the Bulldogs.

Tyrese England paced the team with 18 points and six assists. Jonah Rindfleisch registered his fourth double-double of the season with 10 points and 10 rebounds before exiting with a knee injury. More stats are available here.

The Wisco boys basketball team ran out to a 33-point halftime lead and cruised home in an 89-55 victory over visiting New Berlin West. Four Vikings scored in double figures in the win, with two more chipping in nine points apiece.

Tyrese England connected four times from behind the arc and scored all 20 of his points in the first half. Prentice Young added 16 points, eight rebounds, five assists, and five steals, and Josh Knueppel and Nate Miller each provided 12 points off the bench. More stats are available here.

A strong second half push came up just short, as the Vikings fell to D1 #3 Brookfield Central at the Homan Memorial on Saturday afternoon.

The Lancers shot 62% in the first half and jumped out to a 45-25 lead at the break. Wisco scored the first seven points after halftime to begin an extended run that saw them trim the BC lead to just six, at 56-50, midway through the second half. But the hosts were able to do enough to hold off the Vikings, who suffered their third loss of the season.

Tyrese England led the team with 23 points. Jonah Rindfleisch recorded a double-double with 14 points and 13 rebounds, and Prentice Young had a team-high five assists. More stats are available here.

The Viking basketball team played close with host Greenfield for about 25 minutes on Friday night. Then they turned on the blasters. A 17-0 run with about ten minutes remaining broke open what had been a one-point game, and the Vikings cruised home from there.

Tyrese England scored 12 of his team-high 20 points during that decisive stretch. England was joined in double figures by Isaiah Hopf (12 points, five rebounds), Prentice Young (14 points, five rebounds, five assists, four steals), and Jonah Rindfleisch (12 points, 11 rebounds, three blocks).

More stats are available here.

The Wisco boys basketball team improved to 8-2 on the season with a 64-50 win at Pius XI on Friday night. The Vikings won despite shooting just 34% from the field. They helped compensate by making 17 of 22 free throws, holding the Popes to just 37% shooting themselves, and forcing 24 turnovers.

Prentice Young and Jeremiah Hampton led a balanced attack with 10 points apiece. Young and Jonah Rindfleisch grabbed seven rebounds each, and Young had five steals to pace the defense. More stats are available here.

The Vikings survived an early three-point shooting barrage from visiting Greendale and earned a 67-60 victory over the Panthers on Tuesday night. The win, combined with New Berlin Eisenhower's loss at Pewaukee, puts Wisco into a tie atop the Woodland West standings.

Tyrese England scored 17 of his team-high 21 points in the first half to keep the Vikings in the game while the Panthers hit six of their first seven three-pointers. The teams entered the locker room tied at 37 apiece. Prentice Young scored ten of his 18 points after halftime to push the Vikings, who did not trail in the second half, to victory. Jonah Rindfleisch pulled down 14 rebounds and Jeremiah Hamption and Jordan Glenn handed out four assists apiece.

More stats are available here. The Wisco varsity and freshmen play at Pius on Friday (7:30 varsity/4:15 frosh), while the JV squad hosts the Popes at 5:30.

The Wisco basketball team bounced back from a tough overtime loss to defeat Marquette, 96-77, at the WBY Shootout in Mequon.

The Vikings led by 16 at halftime behind 14 points apiece from Jonah Rindfleisch and Jordan Glenn. Tyrese England came alive in the second half, scoring 12 of his team-high 19 after the break. Rindfleisch finished with 18 points and six rebounds and Glenn finished with 17 points. Amari George added 12 points on a perfect 6-for-6 night from the floor, Prentice Young scored eight points and grabbed eight rebounds, and Jeremiah Hamption had a team-high six assists.

More stats are available here. The Vikings start 2020 action by hosting Greendale on January 7.

The Vikings basketball team dropped a tight 62-60 overtime game to Brookfield East at the Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook Shootout on Thursday night.

The Spartans, ranked #9 in Division 1, scored the game's first 12 points, but Wisco rallied back to take a 39-28 lead into the half. But the Vikings would manage just 13 second half points and went into overtime tied at 52.

Landon Key's steal and basket with 10 seconds left tied the game at 60. But a foul was called with 2.1 seconds left and the Lancers converted two free throws. Wisco was unable to score on its final possessions.

Key led the Vikings with 14 points. Fellow freshman Prentice Young added 12. More stats are available here.

The Viking basketball team moved to 3-1 in conference play and 5-1 overall with a 94-60 win at Pewaukee on Friday night.

Wisco used a 22-0 run over a four-and-a-half-minute stretch in the second half to break open the game. The Vikings held the Pirates scoreless for 13 consecutive possessions and scored on 10 of their own possessions during that time.

Tyrese England led all scorers with 23 points. Josh Knueppel connected on all six of his shots from behind the arc en route to a career high 20 points. Fellow freshman PJ Young scored 12 points, pulled down six rebounds, and handed out six assists, and the inside duo of Jonah Rindfleisch and Amari George combined for 16 points and 17 rebounds.

The Vikings shot 61% while holding Pewaukee to 30%, and outrebounded the Pirates 45-26.

More stats are available here.

The Wisco basketball team knocked off the defending Woodland West champions with an 83-76 home win over West Allis Central on Tuesday night. The Vikings overcame a nine-point deficit in the first half and lead 42-34 at halftime.

Five Vikings scored in double figures in the victory. Prentice Young led the team with 20 points, including a 10-13 effort at the free throw line. Tyrese England added 17 points and five rebounds, Isaish Hopf scored 15 points, and Jordan Glenn and Landon Key each added 10 key points off the bench. Amari George pulled down eight rebounds and took two charges. 

Stats are available here. The Vikings travel to conference co-leader Pewaukee on Friday.

The boys basketball team set a school record for points in regulation with a 98-55 victory at New Berlin West on Thursday night.

Four Vikings scored in double figures, led by Jonah Rindfleisch and Jordan Glenn, who scored 18 apiece. Glenn added six rebounds and three assists while Rindfleisch pulled down 10 boards for his first double-double of the year. Tyrese England was right behind them with 17 points and Jeremiah Hampton had 10 points, five rebounds, five assists, and four steals.

The Vikings forced 24 turnovers and held West to just 16 points after halftime. 

More stats are available here.

The Viking basketball team overcame a 13-point deficit in the second half to take the lead in the closing seconds, but fell on the road to New Berlin Eisenhower 67-66, when the Lions hit a three-point shot at the buzzer.

Prentice Young's two free throws with 3.5 seconds left had given Wisco a 66-64 lead. He finished with 16 points and eight rebounds. Isaiah Hopf led the Vikings with 19 points and Jonah Rindfleisch grabbed 10 rebounds.

More stats are available here.

The boys basketball team overcame a nine-point deficit in the second half to defeat St. Croix Lutheran 70-60 on Friday night at WLC in the Viking Classic.

Tyrese England scored 19 points and Isaiah Hopf added 11 for the Vikings. Amari George pulled down nine rebounds. 

The Vikings trailed 45-36 a few minutes into the second half before holding St. Croix to just one point over the next seven minutes of action. Wisco forced 15 turnovers and outrebounded the Crusaders 33-31.

Stats for the game are available here.

The boys basketball team notched a 92-69 victory over Menomonee Falls in the 2019-2020 season opener at WLHS on Tuesday night. The triumph gave Vikings head coach Ryan Walz his 200th career win.