Green Bay-area high school sports results for Friday, Oct. 9

Green Bay Notre Dame 63, Green Bay West 0

GREEN BAY - Kingston Allen made more history in the Tritons' big win over the Wildcats.

Allen scored the 100th rushing touchdown of his career on a 35-yard run to give the Tritons a 7-0 lead with 9 minutes, 54 seconds remaining in the opening quarter. He added No. 101 on another 35-yard run later in the quarter.

His night was done by the middle of the third quarter, finishing with 306 yards.

Those yards and his five TDs came on 16 carries.

Allen not only eclipsed 2,000 rushing yards this season in the game but also became the eighth player in state history to record 6,000 for a career.

Kingston Allen is on a historic run for Green Bay Notre Dame football

SUAMICO – The Pirates rolled up 446 yards of total offense in the victory over the Hornets.

Jackson Smith ran for 165 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries for the Pirates. Braydon Maney, Bray Babich and Kellen Moon each threw a touchdown pass.

Harrison Selk passed for 249 yards for Preble. Tyler Cleven caught five passes for 102 yards and a touchdown, while Abrian Allen caught eight passes for 75 yards.

BP – Jackson Otradovec 7 run (Henry Montanye kick)

BP – Ethan Orlando 26 pass from Braydon Maney (Montanye kick)

BP – Jordy Walker 45 interception return (Montanye kick)

GBP – Tyler Cleven 28 pass from Harrison Selk (Brace Massio kick)

BP – Jackson Smith 8 run (Montanye kick)

BP – Otradovec 26 pass from Babich (Montanye kick)

BP – Jackson Madden 3 pass from Kellen Moon (kick failed)

Rushing – Preble: Harrison Selk 4-14. Bay Port: Smith 13-165, Otradovec 5-59.

Passing – Preble: Selk 24-48-3-249. Bay Port: Maney 3-10-0-38, Babich 5-6-0-51, Moon 4-4-0-34.

Receiving – Preble: Abrian Allen 8-75, Cleven 5-102. Bay Port: Orlando 3-41, Otradovec 2-31.

Green Bay-area high school sports results for Friday, Oct. 9

FREEDOM – Axzil Eggert ran for 217 yards on 21 carries and scored five touchdowns in Freedom's win over the Spartans.

The win improves Freedom to 8-0 overall and 6-0 in the North Eastern Conference, clinching the Irish at least a share of the league title.

Eggert had touchdown runs of 75, 6, 4, 20 and 35 yards.

Owen Henkel had 277 yards passing on 14-for-28 passing, including a 32-yard touchdown pass to Charlie Micke.

Ben Klass had a 1-yard touchdown run for Luxemburg-Casco.

F – Axzil Eggert 75 run (Cal Calhoon kick)

F – Charlie Micke 32 pass from Owen Henkel (Calhoon kick)

CRIVITZ – Brayden Sellen had 166 yards on seven rushes and scored two touchdowns and had another pair of scores receiving in the Wolverines' victory over the Warhawks.

Kallen Betka added 117 yards and a score with Colton Arpke throwing for two touchdowns and running for another.

Carter Birdyshaw had 140 yards rushing on 16 carries with three touchdowns to lead the Warhawks.

APPLETON - Max Skurka had two goals for the Redbirds in the nonconference win over the Lightning.

Brady Shanda added a goal and two assists, while Grayson Herber also scored a goal for De Pere.

Green Bay Preble 2, West De Pere 1 (Thursday)

GREEN BAY - The Hornets got goals from Karson Geason and Javier Cruz in their win over the Phantoms.

Elijah Alexander had four saves in goal for Preble.

BAY PORT 51, APPLETON NORTH 29, KIMBERLY 27, GREEN BAY NOTRE DAME 27, WEST DE PERE 25, DE PERE 24, HORTONVILLE 12, PULASKI 12, APPLETON WEST 4, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 4, ASHWAUBENON 2

No. 1 - Alexia Stephens, Bay Port; Madelyn Seidlitz, West De Pere; Vivi Bigari, Green Bay Notre Dame; Elise Schreiber, Kimberly. No. 2 - Anna Miller, Green Bay Notre Dame.

No. 1 - Lillianna Graf/Maria Cristescu, De Pere; Mira Matuszewski/Rheya Gala, Bay Port; Rosie Whitlinger/Nomie Whitlinger, Appleton North; Linde Lemerond/Aubrie Schuessler, Pulaski.

No. 2 - Evelyn Story/Lilly Jensen, Bay Port.

ST. MARY CATHOLIC 44 XAVIER 35, KOHLER 31, SHEBOYGAN FALLS 22, SHAWANO 18, ST. MARY'S SPRINGS 17, HOWARDS GROVE 13, LOURDES ACADEMY 12, KEWASKUM 8, SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 7, NEW LONDON 4, MARINETTE 2, MAYVILLE 2, WAUPUN 2

No. 1 - Vivie Auth, St. Mary Catholic; Sasha Quandt, Lourdes Academy; Eila Webber, Kohler; Scarlett Downs, Xavier. No. 2 - Vivianne Torke, Kohler.

No. 1 - Lindsey Stoffregen/Claire Villwock, Kohler; Addison Stoeckigt/Kamiyah Mansker, Howards Grove; Halle Janssen/Ella Chier, St. Mary Catholic; Fiona Bryant/Tori Beaumont, Sheboygan Falls. No. 2 - Scarlett Bergstrom/Kieran Bergstrom, St. Mary Catholic.