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March 2010
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Veteran NOW sports writer Tom "Sky" Skibosh has an opinion on just about everything.
Check on his insights on the local high school sports scene - and occasionally Milwaukee pro and college sports - in his blog, "Sky's the Limit."
Prep Preview: Upcoming schedules for Tosa East and West sports teams.
Sports Notes: From youth sports registration info to updates for Milwaukee pro sports teams
Scorecard: Latest scores from park and rec leagues, youth sports and more
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Scoring leaders
Check out our interactive map for a look at the all-time scoring leaders of boys and girls basketball teams at high schools in the suburban Milwaukee area.
Find out who the best athletes in the area are by checking out the NOW 2009 All-Suburban teams:
Wauwatosa East girls end season with 53-29 defeat vs. Oak Creek
In the previous 15 times the Wauwatosa East girls basketball teams trailed after one quarter, the Red Raiders managed to rally and win just once.
Milwaukee Washington 78, Wauwatosa West 67
Washington's new balance too much for Trojans
Milwaukee Washington's reshuffled lineup proved to be the answer for every challenge Wauwatosa West presented in a regional final Saturday night. The Purgolders had four players score 15 points or more to end the Trojans' season.
- PHOTO GALLERY: More images from the game
- RELATED STORY: Trojans win in Landisch's return
Washington ends West's season
Two of Wauwatosa West's senior classmen, Sam Krenzien and Ray Sterling, did all they could to extend the Trojans' dream season, but ran into a short-handed, but talented Milwaukee Washington on Saturday.
Wauwatosa West 67, South Milwaukee 57
Orange crush: Landisch returns, leads Trojans onward
Wawautosa West's Mike Landisch returned to coach his team for the first time since undergoing treatment for cancer and led the Trojans to a first-round triumph over the Rockets.
- PHOTO GALLERY: More images from the game
Red Raiders girls take on Oak Creek in regional
The Wauwatosa East girls basketball team, coming off an 0-2 week, will face Brookfield Central in their Greater Metro Conference final at 7:30 p.m. today.
More Headlines
- Mielke named Tosa Hurricanes' swim MVP
- Wauwatosa East: Sayles a straight shooter
- Boys basketball: West downs Greendale, earns sixth seed
- Girls basketball: Red Raiders in search of a complete game
- Boys Basketball: Falls downs East, wins Greater Metro title
- Boys Swimming: Mielke turns in top state finish
- Girls basketball: Red hot West rolls to seventh straight
- Swordfish send 18 to state swimming meets
- Hockey: Wild season ends at Janesville
- Wrestling: Tosa season ends at sectional
- Tosa West coaches Stelse, Bailey filling in for good friend
- Free-throw struggles stall West
- West, East girls win conference games
- Fundraiser for Landisch set for Feb. 28
- Swimming/Diving: Hurricanes qualify in 8 events
Our sports staff weighs in an a variety of topics on the local sports scene
Tom "Sky" Skibosh
News of alleged robbery hits hard
I remember the feeling well. Up until last week, I had only felt it once in my life. The first time was 10 years ago.
Trojans 'going pink' to help save lives
The Wauwatosa West girls soccer team is not having a fund-raiser to benefit the program this year.
Transfer's Tosa East stay, impact short-lived
The Larry Bradley Jr. situation did not have a happy ending after all.
More Headlines
Milwaukee Washington 78, Wauwatosa West 67
Purgolders still roll with the changes
Milwaukee Washington, a week removed from losing two of its top three scorers, looked just as intimidating as ever Saturday night in knocking off Wauwatosa West, 78-67, in a Division 1 regional final game at Washington.(9)
More Headlines
- Motivated by ill coach, Tosa West keeps winning
- New Berlin Eisenhower 50, Wauwatosa West 47: Sperka leads Eisenhower over Tosa West
- Wauwatosa West 62, Whitnall 57: Whitnall's Pelkofer hits 1,000th point in loss
- Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook Shootout: Wauwatosa East beats the clock, Washington
- New Berlin Eisenhower 51, Wauwatosa West 38: Lions are equal to the task
- Boys volleyball: Middleton wins small but tough Tosa tourney
- Division 1: Milwaukee Washington 60, Wauwatosa East 57: Purgolders survive in overtime
- Tosa East 68, Bay View 56: Reiland leads way past Redcats
- Marquette 60, Wauwatosa East 43: Impressive victory clinches conference title
Twelve year-old Celia Ripple, swimming in the maximum number of events allowed at the Wisconsin State Championships at the University of Wisconsin's Natatorium in Madison on Feb. 26-28, earned awards in four of her individual events. »Read Full Article
More Headlines
- Tosa Recreation crowns alumni champions
- Swordfish finish third at Falls Distance Classic
- West grad has NAC for success
- Milwaukee Rowing Club finishes well
- Bucks offer discounts for Tosans
- Former East runner named to Wisconsin's Hall of Fame
- Spartans' playoff game Saturday at Hart Park
- Bethany/Calvary captures city recreation championship
- Wauwatosa Spartans win, now rest for a week
2009-10 Wauwatosa Prep Photo Gallery
The sports season is full swing at Wauwatosa East and Wauwatosa West high schools. And throughout the school year, we will be updating this gallery with the latest photos from all the sports at our local high schools. See the 2008-09 gallery.
Girls basketball: Wauwatosa East vs. Oak Creek
Host Oak Creek defeated Wauwatosa East, 53-29, in the opening round of the WIAA tournament March 9.
Boys basketball: Wauwatosa West vs. Milwaukee Washington
Host Milwaukee Washington defeated Wauwatosa West, 78-67, in a regional final March 6.
Boys basketball: South Milwaukee vs. Wauwatosa West
The Wauwatosa West boys basketball team defeated South Milwaukee, 67-57, in the first round of the WIAA Division 1 tournament on March 2.
Girls basketball: Wauwatosa West vs. Wauwatosa East
Wauwatosa West's Jackie Glaser scored 21 points to lead her team past host East in a non-conference game Feb. 10.
Boys swimming: Woodland Conference Meet
Greenfield High School hosted the Woodland Conference swim meet in its new pool Feb. 6. Shorewood was first with 474 points.
Wrestling: Woodland Conference Tournament
Whitnall High School hosted the Woodland Conference wrestling tournament on Feb. 6. Pewaukee was first with 221 points.
Boys basketball: Whitnall vs. Wauwatosa West
Wauwatosa West won its fourth straight game -- and seventh out of eight -- Friday night at Whitnall, defeating the Falcons 62-57 on Feb. 5.
Marquette salutes
local honor students
Marquette University and WauwatosaNOW.com are proud to salute the outstanding students who have made the honor rolls at our local schools. Click on a student's name for a printable honor roll certificate. Go to honor rolls page.
The Road to Madison
Follow the state high school basketball tournament in our special section, with coverage from the Journal Sentinel, NOW Newspapers, Lake Country Publications and TODAY's TMJ4.
Who do you think are the best high school basketball players in the suburbs? Vote now to help us pick our All-Suburban Basketball Teams and you could win a pair of lower-level tickets to a Bucks game.
Tosa Town Square
Want to weigh in on hot issues around Tosa? Or are you just looking for a good babysitter? Visit the Town Square now and talk about issues - big and small - that you care about.Enter Town Square | Guidelines/FAQs
