Crivitz rolls past Coleman in conference opener; Iola-Scandinavia up next
Aiden Flynn drives into the lane against Coleman’s Kollin Peters Tuesday night in Crivitz as the Wolverines took on the Cougars in the opening round of the payoffs.
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Crivitz’s Landon Thoma pokes the ball away from Coleman’s Kollin Peters.
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This highlight play saw Kade Thoma make a difficult pass to the corner, finding an open Pierce Polomis, who knocked down a jumper as the Wolverines ran away from the Cougars Tuesday night in the playoff opener.
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Coleman head coach Jeff Bronson talks with Logan Theilman during a break in the action on Tuesday.
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A Coleman fan communicating back and forth with an opposing fan for much of the second half of Tuesday night’s game.
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Crivitz head coach Buck Gehm goes over things with his team during a timeout on Tuesday.
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Kolton Peters goes up for a jumper with Donovan Brandow in his face on Tuesday.
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Colton Arpke tries to drive past Coleman’s Kolton Peters.
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Crivitz’s mascot watches as the home team’s defense tries to stop a Coleman possession.
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Coleman’s Nicolas Corona-Pyawasay and Kade Thoma get into position for a rebound.
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After running into traffic, Coleman’s Zach Ziemer gets the ball to an open teammate.
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A Crivitz fan communicating back and forth with an opposing fan for much of the second half of Tuesday night’s game.
In a first-round M&O Conference clash on Tuesday night, the Crivitz boys basketball team rolled past Coleman by a final score of 54-18 and advance to play Iola-Scandanavia on Friday, Mar. 6.
In the win on Tuesday, the Wolverines were led by 11 points apiece from Kade Thoma and Colton Arpke.
Keywords
M&O Conference clash,
Crivitz boys basketball team,
Coleman High School,
Iola-Scandanavia,
Wolverines,
Kade Thoma,
Colton Arpke
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