Appleton-area high school sports results for Friday, Oct. 30

WAUNAKEE – The Warriors jumped out to a 23-0 halftime lead and cruised to the victory over the Lightning in the second-round game.

Waunakee improves its record to 10-1, while Appleton North finishes the season at 6-5.

Zander MacKenzie ran for 103 yards and two touchdowns for Waunakee. Aaron Trudell added two rushing TDs for the Warriors, who rushed for 243 yards against the Lightning.

Appleton North's lone touchdown came on a 69-yard run by Brody Olp in the third quarter. He finished with 83 yards on seven carries. Calvin Hank added 72 yards on 22 carries for North.

W – Aaron Trudell 5 run (Ryan Lutz kick)

W – Andrew Mussallem 78 pass from Wes DuCharme (Lutz kick)

W – Safety, Owen Rein tackled in end zone

SUAMICO – Jackson Smith ran for 96 yards on 16 carries and scored four touchdowns in the Pirates' victory over the Rockets.

Top-seeded Bay Port (10-1) advances to the state quarterfinals and will host Waunakee on Nov. 6. Waunakee beat Appleton North 36-6 to advance.

Smith had three 2-yard touchdown runs in the second quarter and added a 10-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter.

Bray Babich finished with three touchdowns, including a 10-yard pass to Ethan Orlando and a 70-yard strike to Jackson Otradovec.

Ashton VanBeek scored on a 2-yard run in the first quarter but would exit the game due to a hand injury later in first half. He finished with 27 yards rushing and 80 yards passing for Neenah (7-4).

N – Ashton VanBeek 2 run (Harry Gerdin kick)

BP – Ethan Orlando 10 pass from Bray Babich (Connor Duff kick)

BP – Jackson Otradovec 70 pass from Babich (Duff kick)

BP – Smith 10 pass from Babich (Duff kick)

BP – Mason Schmiedel 3 run (Henry Montanye kick)

GREEN BAY – Kingston Allen scored five touchdowns to lead the Tritons to the second-round playoff win over the Bluejays.

Allen scored on runs of 46, 50, 2, 1 and 55 yards for Notre Dame, which led 21-7 at halftime. He finished with 269 yards on 21 carries.

Menasha got a 27-yard touchdown run from Xavier John in the second quarter and a 67-yard touchdown run from Kinley Bilke in the fourth quarter.

Notre Dame improves to 11-0 with its second victory over Menasha this season. The Bluejays finish with an 8-3 record.

ND – Quinn Blom 30 pass from Jackson Bouthilet

Photos: Green Bay Notre Dame hosts Menasha in D2 playoff football

KAUKAUNA – Mason Borseth's 33-yard field goal proved to be the deciding score in the Red Raiders' victory over the Ghosts.

Borseth nailed the field goal in the third quarter to break a 7-7 tie. The Red Raiders advance to play at top-seeded Green Bay Notre Dame on Nov. 6.

Bohdan Schmidt had a 6-yard touchdown run for Pulaski (9-2) in the first quarter. Muhammad Jobe countered with a 10-yard score in the second quarter for Kaukauna (8-3).

The Ghosts had the ball at the Pulaski 2 in the first quarter but Pulaski's defense held firm and forced an incompletion on fourth down.

P – Bohdan Schmidt 6 run (Mason Borseth kick)

K – Muhammad Jobe 10 run (Ryan Mayer kick)

WINNECONNE – Augie Eigenberger had a pair of touchdown passes and also caught a touchdown in the Panthers' victory over the No. 2 seed Wolves.

Eigenberger had a 6-yard touchdown pass to Charlie Nass and a 43-yard strike to Josh Watkins. Eigenberger also caught a 23-yard touchdown.

Plymouth (9-2) advances to play at Port Washington in a state quarterfinal Nov. 6.

Henry Chase had touchdown passes to Drew Lenz (18 yards) and Ryan Quigley (31 yards) to lead Winneconne (10-1), which saw its 24-game winning streak end. Lenz also had an 11-yard touchdown run.

P – Charlie Nass 6 pass from Augie Eigenberger (Landyn Yurk kick)

W – Drew Lenz 18 pass from Henry Chase (Dorn kick)

P – Josh Watkins 43 pass from Eigenberger (Yurk kick)

W – Ryan Quigley 31 pass from Chase (Dorn kick)

P – Eigenberger 23 pass from Cole Kuhn (Yurk kick)

FREEDOM – After a scoreless first quarter, the Irish scored 42 points over the next two quarters to roll to the second-round victory over the Warriors.

Axzil Eggert ran for 124 yards and three touchdowns for Freedom. George VanSchyndel added a 19-yard touchdown run. Aidan Aerts caught three passes for 70 yards and a touchdown. Owen Henkel was 8-for-18 passing for 181 yards and one TD.

Charlie Micke returned the second-half kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown for the Irish.

Freedom improves to 11-0 overall, while Lakeside Lutheran finishes the season with a 7-4 record.

F – George VanSchyndel 19 run (Cal Calhoon kick)

F – Axzil Eggert 45 run (Aidan Aerts run)

F – Aerts 34 pass from Owen Henkel (Calhoon kick)

F – Charlie Micke 85 kickoff return (Calhoon kick)

LITTLE CHUTE – The Mustangs ran for 420 yards en route to a 43-0 lead in their demolishing of Lodi at Fitzpatrick Field.

Quarterback Jaden Hermsen scored on runs of 4, 10 and 5 yards to lead in scoring with Reece Joten finishing with eight carries for 120 yards and a 56-yard touchdown run. Tyler Hietpas also cleared the century mark, finishing with 113 yards on seven attempts and a 34-yard rushing score.

Joten also had six total tackles, including one for loss for Little Chute, which hosts Wrightstown in a state quarterfinal game Nov. 6. Wrightstown upset No. 2 seed Stratford 9-0 to advance.

LC – Trevor Verhagen 12 run (Hintz kick)