The Vikings fought hard but were unable to overcome Pewaukee in the sectional finals, falling to the Pirates by a score of 76-63 on Saturday night.

The game was tight and possession-oriented in the early going. But the Vikings' miscues caught up with them. Wisco turned the ball over 11 times in the first half, and the Pirates took advantage by scoring 15 points off of those turnovers. Many of those came during a 17-5 run that closed the first half and sent Pewaukee into the locker room up 40-21.

The Vikings chipped away in the second half and were able to generate offense off of steals to cut the lead under 10 points several times. The team got as close as seven points, at 66-59, but could not edge closer as the Pirates made their free throws to seal the win.

Jonah Rindfleisch scored a career-high 23 points in his final game in a Wisco uniform. He shot 9-11 from the field and added three rebounds, three steals, and two assists. Fellow senior Isaiah Hopf added 12 points and five rebounds, while Prentice Young scored 12 points and had a team-high four assists. More stats are available here.

The Vikings conclude the year with a 21-3 record, just the seventh season in school history with 20 or more wins. Their second-place finish in the Woodland West marked the 32nd consecutive season that they have finished in the top half of their conference. Individually, Prentice Young's 94 assists are the seventh-highest season total in school history, Kon Knueppel's 42 three-pointers are the eighth-most in a season, and Jonah Rindfleisch's 235 rebounds rank as the sixth-best single-season effort in school history, while his career total of 590 places him third all-time at WLHS.

The Vikings' defense delivered a strong effort throughout and the offense showed up right on time, as Wisco defeated Martin Luther 60-54 in a sectional semifinal game at WLHS.

The game was close throughout. The Vikings opened up a six-point lead on MJ Townsend's three-pointer with 6:28 remaining in the first half, and led by six again when Isaiah Hopf connected from downtown with 3:17 left before halftime. But the Spartans closed the half on an 8-2 run to send the teams into the locker room tied at 24. Wisco shot just 34% in the first half but stayed in the game by grabbing nine offensive rebounds.

Prentice Young made three of his first four shots after halftime to help stake the Vikings to a 35-30 lead with 14:36 to play. Once again, Martin Luther was able to close the gap and tied the game at 41 on a pair of free throws with 6:28 left. The teams traded baskets until the Spartans edged ahead for the first time in the second half on a three-pointer with 4:37 remaining.

But the Vikings had the answer. After a timeout, Young hit his first three-pointer of the night to tie the game at 50. After the teams traded scores he connected again from behind the arc to put Wisco up 55-52 with 2:15 to play. One minute later, he came up with a steal and made one of two free throws to make it 56-52 with 1:07 remaining. Two free throws from the visitors narrowed the gap to 56-54, and the Spartans had the ball with under a minute left and a chance to tie the game. But the Wisco defense forced a missed shot, Jonah Rindfleisch grabbed his 10th rebound of the night, and Hopf was able to get behind the defense for a layup to make it 58-54 with just 23 seconds remaining. After one final stop, Young converted two free throws with nine seconds to play to provide the final margin.

Young led all scorers with 23 points, 17 of which came in the second half. Hopf added 13 points and seven rebounds. Rindfleisch scored eight points and grabbed 10 boards, and Kon Knueppel added nine points, six rebounds, and two blocked shots. The Vikings forced 14 turnovers and held the Spartans to 39% shooting, while enjoying a 14-7 advantage on the offensive glass. More stats are available here.

The win sends Wisco to the sectional finals for the fifth time under Ryan Walz. They will travel to Pewaukee on February 27. Game time is tentatively scheduled for 7:00 PM.

In a game worthy of a later round, the Vikings survived an excellent Whitefish Bay team to win the regional title, 67-62 in overtime, over the Blue Dukes.

Wisco shot 70% in the first half and opened up a 14-point lead when Kon Knueppel hit a three-pointer one minute into the second half. But Bay, ranked #6 in the state in Division 2, fought back. The Blue Dukes connected on 13 of 26 threes to pull ahead 55-54 with just over a minute remaining in regulation. Jonah Rindfleisch found Isaiah Hopf for a layup to put the Vikings back up by one with 1:05 to play. Bay made one of two free throws with 34 seconds left to knot the score at 56, and Wisco was not able to score before the buzzer, sending the game to overtime.

After a defensive stop to open the extra period, Rindfleisch found Prentice Young in the corner, and the sophomore drained his third three of the night to give the Vikings a lead they would never relinquish. Jamiir Allen made both ends of a one-and-one to push the advantage to 61-56. The Blue Dukes drained a three to cut the lead to 61-59 with 1:28 remaining. Kon Knueppel was fouled and made two free throws with 1:11 to play. After a defensive stop, he was fouled again and once again sank two from the charity stripe. On the ensuing possession, he stole the ball out top and laid the ball in on the other end to give Wisco a 67-59 lead with 21 seconds left. Bay hit one last three-pointer but could not get closer, and the Vikings claimed their 20th victory of the season and their first regional title since 2014.

Kon Knueppel led the Vikings with 18 points and six rebounds. Hopf scored 15 on 7-9 shooting and added three steals. Prentice Young scored 13 points and handed out three assists. And Jamiir Allen's seven points included two crucial free throws; he also had a team-high five assists and four steals. Wisco shot 53% from the floor and edged Bay 28-25 on the glass. More stats are available here.

The Vikings' sectional opponent will be determined on February 21.

The Wisco boys basketball team rode a balanced performance to a 74-47 win over Milwaukee Lutheran in the regional semifinal game on Friday night. Five Vikings scored eight or more points, four grabbed seven or more rebounds, and three handed out five or more assists in the victory.

A strong defensive effort held the Red Knights to just 5-27 shooting in the first half as Wisco built a 38-18 halftime lead. Prentice Young connected on four three-pointers early in the second half to end any hopes of a comeback. The Vikings forced 21 turnovers and outrebounded the visitors 42-32.

Young led the team with 17 points seven assists. He was joined in double figures by Alex Hernandez (14) and Isaiah Hopf (12 points, 7 rebounds). Kon Knueppel added nine points, seven rebounds, and five assists, and Jamiir Allen scored eight points and dished out five assists. More stats are available here.

With the victory, the Vikings advance to Saturday's regional final. They will host Whitefish Bay, who defeated Pius XI in the regional semifinal round. Game time is 7:00 PM at WLHS.

The Wisco basketball team closed out the regular season with a 71-51 victory at Brown Deer in a Woodland Conference crossover game. The Vikings' defense held the Falcons to 33% shooting, blocked 10 shots, forced 17 turnovers, and won the battle of the boards 47-35. The team paired that with a strong start on offense, knocking down 10 of their first 15 shots from the field to jump out to an early 24-11 lead. The Vikings were not threatened after that.

Prentice Young and Kon Knueppel paced the team with a pair of strong efforts and solid stat lines. Young led all scorers with 22 points and added seven rebounds and a team-high five assists. Knueppel connected five times from behind the arc en route to 21 points, seven rebounds, and three blocked shots. Jamiir Allen scored 10 points--the fifth time he has hit double figures off the bench--and Jonah Rindfleisch grabbed at least 10 rebounds for the fifth time in six games. He pulled down 10 boards to go along with eight points and five blocked shots. More stats are available here.

The Vikings have a bye through the regional quarterfinal round and will host either Milwaukee Lutheran or Shorewood in a regional semifinal on Friday, February 19.

The Wisco basketball team improved to 17-2 with an 80-51 win over Germantown on Monday evening. On a night when seniors Ouray Harper, Isaiah Hopf, and Jonah Rindfleisch were recognized, the Vikings controlled the game from start to finish en route to a non-conference victory.

A 23-4 run out of the gates ended any potential drama. Seven different Vikings scored as part of the opening run, in which they made 10 of 14 shots and held the Warhawks to just 2 of 11 shooting, while forcing four turnovers.

Rindfleisch's eighth double-double of the season paced the team. He scored 14 points, grabbed 15 rebounds, and blocked six shots. Kon Knueppel scored in double figures for the third consecutive game; he had 13 points to go along with five rebounds and a team-high four assists. Hopf, Jamiir Allen, and Landon Key all added nine points apiece as part of a balanced attack. More stats are available here.

The Vikings close out the regular season at Brown Deer on Wednesday, February 10.

For the second consecutive night, the Wisco basketball team jumped out to a large first half lead over Pius XI and sustained it to a big win. One night after topping the Popes at home, the Vikings defeated them on the road by a score of 82-63 to conclude Woodland West Conference play with a 10-2 record, good for second place. It is the 32nd consecutive season that the Vikings have finished in the top half of their conference.

Wisco used a 19-0 run over the span of five minutes to blow the game open. Josh Knueppel connected from behind the arc to begin the run, Kon Knueppel provided the high point of the run with a two-handed slam off of a steal, and Prentice Young scored seven of his team-high 18 points during that stretch to help turn a two-point lead into a 21-point lead. The margin eventually reached 27 points in the second half before settling at a 19-point, 82-63 victory.

Young stuffed the box score with eight assists, six steals, and five rebounds to go along with his 18 points. Jonah Rindfleisch posted his seventh double-double of the season; he scored 10 points, grabbed 11 rebounds, and blocked five shots. Kon Knueppel hit three three-pointers on his way to 16 points, and Jamiir Allen added 12 points off the bench for the Vikings. More stats are available here.

The team returns home to WLHS to face Germantown on Monday night, February 8. Game time is 7 PM.

For the first time in 11 months, the Vikings played a game in their own home gym. They celebrated by erupting for 44 points in the first half on their way to a 72-38 win over visiting Pius XI.

Isaiah Hopf got the team going early on. He scored the team's first nine points and punctuated things with a steal and slam to make it 9-2 Vikings in the early going. After Pius narrowed things to 15-10, Prentice Young scored six points in a quick 9-0 Wisco run to make the score 24-10 just over midway through the half. Kon Knueppel took over in the latter part of the half, connecting three times from behind the arc as the Vikings took a 44-20 lead into the break. The team pushed the advantage all the way to 41 in the second half before coasting in with a 72-38 win.

Knueppel and Hopf each shot a perfect 8-8 from the field en route to a season high in scoring. Knueppel finished with 23 points and added six rebounds and three assists. Hopf totaled 19 points to go along with five rebounds and three steals. Prentice Young added 16 points and Jonah Rindfleisch blocked four shots and pulled down 11 rebounds, an effort that moved him into third place in school history with a career total of 527 boards.

More stats are available here. The Vikings turn around and play the Popes again on Saturday night at Pius XI.

The boys basketball team overcame a nine-point deficit in the second half to claim a 69-61 win at New Berlin West on Friday night. A balanced effort ruled the night, with three players scoring in double figures and two more adding nine points each.

The Vikings trailed 31-30 at halftime and fell behind 45-36 with 12:42 to play. Josh Knueppel sank three free throws to start an extended comeback that saw Wisco finally tie the game at 52 six minutes later on Jamiir Allen's three-pointer from the left wing. Free throws from Jonah Rindfleisch gave the team its first lead since midway through the first half, and the Vikings would not trail again. Prentice Young scored in the lane to give the team a three-point lead at 58-55, then found Rindfleisch and Isaiah Hopf for baskets on successive possessions to give Wisco some breathing room. Knueppel and Allen sank free throws down the stretch to ice the win.

Rindfleisch stuffed the box score with 14 points, nine rebounds, a season-high six blocks, and three steals. Young added 13 points to go along with five rebounds and a team-high four assists. Landon Key scored ten points, and Allen and Knueppel provided key scoring off the bench with nine points apiece. More stats are available here.

With the win, the Vikings improved to 14-2 on the season and 8-2 in conference play. The team hosts Pius XI on Friday, February 5.

Wisco and New Berlin West played on despite the snow on Tuesday, and the Vikings took the opportunity to get back on track with a victory. Isaiah Hopf scored 11 of his team-high 15 points in the second half to help lead his team to a 63-56 win over visiting West.

Hopf was joined in double figures by Jamiir Allen, who matched his career-high of 13 points for the second consecutive game. The pair helped key a stronger Viking effort on the glass (six rebounds for Hopf, five for Allen) in the second half, where the team outrebounded West by four. Commanding the boards, however, was Jonah Rindfleisch, who tallied his sixth double-double of the season with 12 points and 11 rebounds, to go along with team-highs in assists (5), blocks (3), and steals (3).

The Vikings forced 17 turnovers on defense and, after a rough night on Friday, made six of seven free throws down the stretch to seal the victory. More stats are available here.

Wisco plays at New Berlin West on Friday, January 29.

The boys basketball team suffered its second loss of the season on Friday night, dropping a Woodland Conference game to Pewaukee by a score of 56-55.

The Vikings were unable to sustain a 19-point halftime advantage. They turned the ball over nine times in the second half and managed just three points in the game's final four minutes, while allowing the Pirates to shoot 55% after halftime.

Jamiir Allen matched his career high with 13 points off the bench. Prentice Young added 12 points and Isaiah Hopf handed out a team-high five assists. More stats are available here.

The Vikings host New Berlin West on Tuesday, January 26. Tip-off is schedule for 7 PM at Wisconsin Lutheran College.

The Wisco basketball team added another solid non-conference win to its résumé with a 76-59 win at Arrowhead on Tuesday night.

Good ball movement, and strong defense in the first half helped the Vikings open a 37-18 halftime lead. They held the Warhawks to just 23% shooting before halftime. After the break, a 14-4 Arrowhead run trimmed the lead to just nine, 44-35, with 13 minutes still remaining. But Kon Knueppel and MJ Townsend powered an 18-7 spurt to end the threat. Knueppel scored seven points, grabbed three rebounds, and blocked a shot during the run and Townsend added five points and an assist during the same stretch, which staked the Vikings to a 62-42 lead with less than eight minutes to play.

Knueppel posted the first double-double of his high school career, leading the team with 20 points and 11 rebounds; he also added four assists. Jonah Rindfleisch just missed a double-double with a 14-point, nine-rebound effort. Landon Key scored 14 points and grabbed a team-high four steals, and Townsend provided an important spark off the bench with 11 points, five rebounds and three assists.

The Vikings enjoyed a 44-35 rebounding advantage and handed out 20 assists on the night. More stats are available here.

Wisco hosts Pewaukee at WLC on Friday, January 22.

A night after dropping their first game of the season to D2 #2 Pewaukee, the Vikings responded with a fantastic finish to claim a victory over D1 #5 Brookfield Central.

After trailing for much of the first half, Wisco pushed ahead briefly midway through the second half. But they found themselves trailing 59-51 when the Lancers scored with 4:09 remaining. It would be the final basket the Vikings would allow.

Kon Knueppel's three-pointer trimmed the margin to five with 2:47 to play. After a steal by Prentice Young and a basket by Landon Key, the deficit stood at just three with 2:19 remaining. A blocked shot by Jonah Rindfleisch ended the next Central possession, and when Key found Young in transition for a basket, the Vikings trailed by just one.

After a timeout, Young came up with the last of his team-high three steals and converted the basket on the other end to put Wisco up 60-59 with just over a minute to play. The Vikings forced a missed shot on the other end; Young was fouled and made one of two free throws with 18 seconds left to put the team up 61-59. With one more stop needed, Key came up with a crucial steal. He was fouled with 5.8 seconds remaining and hit both free throws to seal the win.

The Vikings won despite shooting just 35% on the strength of an outstanding rebounding effort. They racked up a 46-31 advantage on the glass, including 19-3 on the offensive boards. Rindfleisch led the rebounding charge with 14 boards to go along with 12 points and five blocks. Key paced the team with 14 points, and Young added 13 points, four assists, and three steals.

More stats are available here. The Vikings travel to Arrowhead on Tuesday, January 19.

The Vikings suffered their first defeat of the 2020-21 season, falling at Pewaukee by a score of 72-55.

After a hot 11-15 start from the field, Wisco shot just 30.4% the rest of the way and went scoreless over the final 5:55 of the first half, which allowed the Pirates to establish a lead that they held for the entire second half.

Landon Key and Prentice Young led the team with 14 points apiece. Each player also added three steals. Jonah Rindfleisch registered a double-double in the defeat with 11 points and 13 rebounds. More stats are available here.

The Vikings play at Brookfield Central on January 16. Game time is 5:45 PM.

The Wisco boys basketball team raised its record to 6-0 in conference play and 10-0 overall by defeating Greendale 70-56 on Friday night to complete a season sweep of the Panthers. The Vikings won despite shooting a season-low 14% from the three-point arc.

Jamiir Allen provided an important spark for Wisco before halftime. The sophomore scored eight of his season-high 13 points over the final 3:18 of the first half to help stretch the Vikings' advantage to 35-22 at the break. Jonah Rindfleisch's basket midway through the second half pushed the lead to 19 at 52-33. Greendale would connect several times from long distance to eventually trim the lead to nine, but the Vikings made 10 of 12 free throws down the stretch to keep the Panthers at bay.

Prentice Young matched his career-high at Wisco with 20 points. He added three steals and a team-high four assists. Rindfleisch tallied 14 points, nine rebounds, and two blocks, and Allen finished with four steals and three assists to go with his 13 points. The Vikings forced 20 turnovers while giving the ball away just six times themselves.

More stats are available here. Wisco travels to Menomonee Falls on Saturday, January 9.

The Wisco boys basketball team picked up in 2021 where they left off in 2020 - with a victory. The Vikings downed Greendale 70-49 on Tuesday night to move to 5-0 in Woodland Conference action and 9-0 overall.

Wisco never trailed in the game and went into the locker room up by 10 at halftime. After a Panther three-pointer trimmed the lead to 42-34, a 10-2 run by the Vikings gave them a comfortable cushion the rest of the way. Jordan Glenn helped spark the run on the defensive end, as three of his team-high five steals came during that stretch and led to transition points on the other end.

Glenn finished with 10 points to go along with those five steals. Joining him in double figures were Prentice Young (15 points, five rebounds), Isaiah Hopf (14 points), and Landon Key (11 points, five rebounds). Jonah Rindfleisch just missed double figures with eight points, but grabbed 15 rebounds and blocked three shots in the win.

More stats are available here. The Vikings host the Panthers at WLC on Friday, January 8.

The Wisco boys basketball team improved to 8-0 on the season with an 83-67 win at Franklin on Wednesday night. Five Vikings scored in double figures as part of a balanced effort to knock off the Sabres, who came into the game ranked #8 in the state among Division 1 teams.

Isaiah Hopf opened the scoring with a three-pointer on the Vikings' first possession and they maintained their lead the rest of the way. A triple from Kon Knueppel gave the team its first double-digit lead at 25-15 midway through the half. MJ Townsend hit Wisco's seventh three-pointer of the half with a little over a minute to go to briefly stretch the advantage to 12 before Franklin narrowed it to nine at the break.

Prentice Young connected from behind the arc to start the Vikings' second half scoring and push the lead back to 12 at 44-32. Wisco maintained a double-digit lead for most of the second half. The Sabres briefly trimmed the advantage to seven with 6:31 to play, but Jordan Glenn found Knueppel for a basket and a foul, and he completed the three-point play to end the threat.

Knueppel led five Vikings in double figures with 15 points. Glenn registered a double-double by grabbing 10 rebounds to go along with his 13 points; he also handed out four assists. Landon Key and Prentice Young scored 13 points apiece, Isaiah Hopf added 11 points, and Jonah Rindfleisch managed nine points and six rebounds despite sitting much of the first half due to foul trouble.

More stats are available here. The Vikings start 2021 by traveling to Greendale on January 5.

The Wisco basketball team improved to 7-0 on the season with an 85-60 win over New Berlin Eisenhower at WLC on Friday night. A strong second half turned a one-point halftime advantage into a comfortable 25-point win.

After trailing 39-38 at the break, the Lions briefly pulled ahead after halftime, 43-41. But Prentice Young's three-point play ignited a 20-3 run that put the Vikings up by 15, and they led by double digits the rest of the way.

Jonah Rindfleisch put up his second straight double-double (and third of the season) with a career-high 16 rebound to go along with 18 points; he also blocked a team-high three shots. Young had seven points and three assists during the decisive run, part of a 19-point, eight-rebound, six-assist effort for the sophomore. Kon Knueppel was perfect in six field goal attempts en route to a season-high 15 points; he also added nine rebounds and three assists. And Jordan Glenn scored eight points, grabbed nine rebounds, handed out three assists, and took two charges.

Wisco once again dominated the glass, nearly doubling up the Lions in rebounding at 57-29. They held the Lions to 39% shooting and forced 20 turnovers. More stats are available here.

The Vikings have a bit of a layoff over the Christmas holiday. Their next game is at Franklin on December 30.

The Wisco boys basketball team continued its hot start to the season with an 82-64 win at New Berlin Eisenhower on Tuesday night. 

After a back-and-forth start, the Vikings used a 20-5 run to turn a four-point lead into a 19-point advantage. The defense held the Lions to just two field goals over the final 7:30 of the first half. The second half saw Wisco stretch the lead to 28 points before settling at 18 for the final margin.

Jonah Rindfleisch put up a double-double to lead the Vikings with 19 points and 11 rebounds; he also blocked three shots and had three assists. Jordan Glenn had a fine all-around game with 17 points, seven rebounds, and five assists. Kon Knueppel added 13 points off the bench, Landon Key scored 10 of his 12 points in the first half, Isaiah Hopf tallied eight points and eight boards, and PJ Young handed out a team-high eight assists despite battling foul trouble.

Led by Rindfleisch, the Vikings flexed their muscles inside, dominating the boards to the tune of a 51-30 rebound advantage. The held the Lions to under 40% shooting on the night and forced 15 turnovers. More stats are available here.

These two teams meet again on Friday night at WLC.

An ugly opening was not enough to stop the Wisco basketball team. The Vikings overcame a first half in which they shot just 16% and scored just 13 points to defeat West Allis Central, 65-44, on Friday night at WLC.

Jordan Glenn scored nine of his team-high 14 points in a decisive 17-4 second half run that saw Wisco score more points in a three-minute span than they did in the entire first half. He connected twice from behind the arc in the run, converted a jumper and a free throw, and assisted on a three-pointer by Kon Knueppel to help the Vikings turn a 24-20 deficit into a 37-28 lead that they would not relinquish.

Glenn pulled down a team-high eight rebounds to go with his 14 points and also came up with three steals, part of a harassing Wisco defense that forced 30 Bulldog turnovers. Prentice Young matched him with 14 points and three steals; he also added six rebounds and three assists. Knueppel was perfect on three attempts from long distance and added another bucket for 11 points.

The Vikings scored 52 points and shot 57% after halftime. More stats are available here.

The win gives the team a season sweep of West Allis Central and moves them to 2-0 in Woodland Conference play.

The Vikings travel to New Berlin Eisenhower on Tuesday, December 15.

The Viking basketball team opened a tough Woodland Conference slate with a rugged 70-65 victory at West Allis Central on Tuesday night. The team overcame a nine-point deficit and a first half in which they shot just 26% to gain the victory.

Kon Knueppel's three-pointer with 13:24 to play capped an 11-2 Wisco run and drew the Vikings even for the first time since early in the game at 39-39. Later, Jonah Rindfleisch scored nine consecutive points for the Vikings as the two teams traded the lead back and forth. Central pulled back in front 61-59 with just under four minutes to play. But Landon Key found Prentice Young behind the arc, and the sophomore drilled his second triple of the night to put Wisco in front for good. Young found Rindfleisch for a score to give the Vikings some breathing room at 64-61, and Key scored the next two times down to help neutralize Bulldog baskets. Rindfleisch iced the game by connecting on two free throws with 13 seconds left in the game.

Rindfleisch led the team with 21 points and nine rebounds. Young added 12 points and seven rebounds. Key scored eight of his 11 points at crucial junctures in the second half, and Knueppel was a perfect on three attempts from behind the arc for nine points; he also added a team-high four assists. The Vikings enjoyed a 41-28 advantage on the glass, including 14-3 on the offensive boards. More stats are available here.

Wisco hosts Central on Friday night at Wisconsin Lutheran College.

The Wisco boys basketball team improved to 3-0 on the season with a 90-56 win over Martin Luther in the Viking Classic at WLC.

The Vikings trailed 25-23 with about eight minutes left in the first half before a 28-9 run sent them into the locker room up 51-34, and the team never looked back from there.

Jordan Glenn connected three times from behind the arc during that run as part of his team-high 18 points on the night. Joining him in double figures were Jonah Rindfleisch (16), Prentice Young (15), and Alex Hernandez (12). Rindfleisch tallied a double-double with 11 rebounds and Kon Knueppel handed out a team-high seven assists.

More stats are available here. The Vikings open conference play at West Allis Central on Tuesday night.

The Wisco boys basketball team improved to 2-0 with a 99-57 win over Waterford in their first game at the temporary home site of Wisconsin Lutheran College.

A 25-9 run to close the first half broke the game open for the Vikings. They harassed the Wolverines into 22 turnovers and nearly doubled them up on the glass at 54-28.

Prentice Young led the team with 17 points; he also added seven assists and five rebounds. Jonah Rindfleisch just missed a double-double with 14 points and nine boards, and Isaiah Hopf added 13 points, six rebounds, and four steals.

More stats are available here. The Vikings host Martin Luther on Saturday, December 5 at 8 PM.

The Wisco boys basketball team opened up a 25-point halftime lead en route to an 82-65 victory at Whitnall in the season opener.

A 23-6 run late in the first half broke the game open for the Vikings. The Falcons trimmed the lead to 11 at one point in the second half, but got no closer.

Four Vikings scored in double figures, led by senior Isaiah Hopf with 17 points. Jordan Glenn and Prentice Young added 16 points apiece and Jonah Rindfleisch had 12 points to go along with seven rebounds.

Wisco turned the ball over just 5 times while forcing Whitnall into 21 miscues.

More stats are available here. These two teams play again on Friday, December 4, at Wisconsin Lutheran College.