Boys basketball results for Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2023

WINONA — Senior Isaiah Hanson scored 26 points, including the 1,000th point of his career as Mayo topped Winona 73-62 in Big Nine Conference action.

Hanson made four 3-pointers in the game as he helped the Spartans win their 18th game, the second most for Mayo in a season in the past 15 years.

Junior Sawyer Markham drained five 3-pointers and had 24 points for Mayo while Alex Gyarmaty chipped in with 10 points.

"Winona made it tough on us on both ends of the court," Mayo coach Braden Markham said. "Our guys kept their composure and played two solid halves of basketball."

Charlie VandeBerg led Winona (11-13, 9-11 Big Nine) with 19 points while Bryan Cassellius made four triples and had 14 points.

Mayo (18-7, 14-7 Big Nine), which has won three straight, closes the regular season at home at 7:30 p.m. Friday against Albert Lea.

Mayo 73, Winona 63
MAYO (73)
Sawyer Markham 24 P, 5 3-PT; Isaiah Hanson 26 P, 4 3-PT; Ben Heywood 3 P; Reese Grimsrud 7 P, 1 3-PT; Brig Poppe 3 P; Alex Gyarmaty 10 P, 1 3-PT.
WINONA (63)
Bryan Cassellius 14 P, 4 3-PT; Isaiah Bell 12 P, 2 3-PT; Mason Langowski 2 P; Charlie VandeBerg 19 P, 1 3-PT; Jayveon Blackmond 2 P; Wesley Wollan 4 P; Jackson Harvey 10 P.
Halftime: MAYO 34, WIN 30.
Free throws: MAYO 14-20, WIN 10-12.
Three-point goals: MAYO 11, WIN 7.

ROCHESTER — Ryan Ohm and Shaun Wysocki both hit the 20-point mark as Century nipped Mankato West 61-55 in double overtime in Big Nine Conference play.

Ohm had 23 points and six rebounds while Wysocki tallied 20 points and 11 rebounds. Wysocki hit a big layup in the second overtime when the host Panthers pulled away to collect the victory.

"The game came down to some big plays down the stretch," Century coach Jacob Vetter said.

Jack Eustice chipped in with 11 points for Century (16-9, 15-6 Big Nine).

The loss drops Mankato West to 13-12, 10-11 in the Big Nine.

Century will close play in the regular season when it plays at Mankato East, the Big Nine Conference champion.

Century 61, Mankato West 55, 2 OT
MANKATO WEST (55)
Landon Dimler 14 P; Trey Satre 6 P; Matthew Smith 9 P; Mason DuRose 4 P; Kyle Steinke 14 P.
CENTURY (61)
Shaun Wysocki 20 P, 11 R, 3 3-PT; Jack Eustice 11 P, 2 3-PT; Jacob Wills 2 P; Ricky Wengert 2 P; Ryan Ohm 23 P, 6 R, 3 3-PT; Shawn Jacobson 3 P.
Halftime: WEST 29, CENT 28.
Free throws: WEST 10-12, CENT 14-21.
Three-point goals: WEST not provided, CENT 8.

AUSTIN — Austin pulled away in the second half and halted John Marshall's recent surge with a 73-54
Big Nine Conference victory.

Jack Lang led Austin with 22 points and he was one of three Packers in double figures. Ben Diang had 11 points while Buai Duop collected 10 points and nine rebounds for Austin (16-9, 14-7 Big Nine), which led 33-26 at the half.

Logan Tuckner led JM with 15 points while Zach Ladu scored 12 points and Tiare Young had 10 points and six rebounds. The loss snapped the Rockets' three-game winning streak as they dip to 11-14, 10-11 in the Big Nine.

JM closes the regular season when it hosts Northfield at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Austin closes with a road game at Mankato West on Friday.

Austin 73, John Marshall 54
JOHN MARSHALL (54)
Logan Tuckner 15 P, 2 3-PT; Geu Aguek 2 P, 3 R; Cham Obang 5 P, 6 R, 1 3-PT; Johnny Tong 2 P, 4 R; Tiare Young 10 P, 6 R, 1 3-PT; Traevon Koch 8 P, 4 R; Zach Ladu 12 P, 3 R; Brayson Sawyer 1 R.
AUSTIN (73)
Ater Manyuon 1 P, 5 R; Morris Jabateh 4 P, 2 R; Jacob Herrick 8 P, 3 R; Ben Diang 11 P, 1 R, 3 3-PT; Andrew Clausman 1 R; Isaac Osgood 8 P, 5 R, 2 3-PT; Manny Guy 2 P, 2 R; Jack Lang 22 P, 1 R, 4 3-PT; Atriel Terry 2 P, 4 R; Buai Duop 10 P, 9 R; Cameron Swenson 3 P, 1 R, 1 3-PT; Otong Nyikew 2 P, 1 R.
Halftime: AUS 33, JM 26.
Free throws: JM 12-17, AUS 11-13.
Three-point goals: JM 4, AUS 10.

Stewartville 62, Kasson-Mantorville 51
STEWARTVILLE (62)
Parker Wangen 11 P; Henry Tschetter 18 P, 1 3-PT; Tegan Malone 11 P, 3 3-PT; Caleb Jannsen 5 P; Ayden Helder 7 P, 1 3-PT; Evan Riggin 2 P; Caleb Bancroft 4 P; Max Barnes 2 P.
KASSON-MANTORVILLE (51)
Aidan Kujath 3 P, 1 3-PT; Aidan Smith 2 P; Grady Babcock 1 P; Carson Briggs 3 P; Caisen Thome 11 P, 2 3-PT; Will Resch 2 P; Jake Hallstrom 10 P; Ethan Lee 17 P, 3 3-PT; Brooks Irish 2 P.
Halftime: STEW 34, KM 23.
Free throws: STEW 5-11, KM 3-6.
Three-point goals: STEW 5, KM 6.
Notes: Stewartville finishes the regular season 22-4, 13-3 in the HVL and has a nine-game winning streak. K-M (7-17, 5-11 HVL), which has lost nine straight, plays at Worthington on Friday.

Wabasha-Kellogg 66, LeRoy-Ostrander 47
No. 19 LEROY-OSTRANDER (47)
Layne Bird 12 P, 2 3-PT; Camden Hungerholt 15 P; Tristan Lewison 2 P; Xander Farlinger 1 P; Carter Sweeney 6 P; Spencer Goodale 2 P; Reid Hungerholt 6 P, 2 3-PT; Ryder Stern 3 PT.
No. 14 WABASHA-KELLOGG (66)
Parker Springer 12 P, 3 3-PT; Ryan Hartert 8 P; Oscar Fries 13 P; Isaac Moore 2 P; Blake Passe 8 P, 2 3-PT; Jake Solberg 7 P; Cole Scheel 2 P; Jack Vold 2 P; Henry Meyer 12 P, 1 3-PT.
Halftime: WK 34, LO 28.
Free throws: LO 7-12, WK 10-20.
Three-point goals: LO 4, WK 6.
Notes: Wabasha-Kellogg improves to 12-14. LeRoy-Ostrander finishes 3-24.

Mabel-Canton 66, Grand Meadow 48
No. 18 GRAND MEADOW (48)
Carter Glynn 6 P, 2 3-PT; Jace Kraft 23 P, 1 3-PT; Caleb George 6 P; Alex Lopez 8 P, 1 3-PT; Tyler Reid 3 P, 1 3-PT; Isaac Harmening 2 P.
No. 15 MABEL-CANTON (66)
Jordan Larson 7 P, 1 3-PT; Tyler Larson 8 P, 2 3-PT; Riley Snell 9 P, 1 3-PT; Cayden Tollefsrud 24 P; Isaac Underbakke 11 P; Hayden Erickson 7 P.
Halftime: MC 35, GM 16.
Free throws: GM 7-10, MC 8-11.
Three-point goals: GM 5, MC 4.

Glenville-Emmons 56, Houston 47, 2 OT
No. 17 GLENVILLE-EMMONS (56)
Emmett Knutson 8 P, 1 3-PT; Weston Anderson 14 P, 1 3-PT; Deven Dufour 9 P; Tannon Hornberger 8 P, 1 3-PT; Cole Knutson 3 P, 1 3-PT; Marshall Baseman 12 P; Damon Ellingson 3 P.
No. 16 HOUSTON (47)
Maddox Rodriguez 10 P; Zach Olson 9 P, 1 3-PT; Morgan Rohweder 5 P, 1 3-PT; Carter Geiwitz 4 P, 7 R; Ethan Knutson 8 R; Conner Porter 19 P, 8 R.
Halftime: HOU 18, GE 16. Regulation: Tied at 40. First OT: Tied at 44.
Free throws: GE 12-17, HOU 5-10.
Three-point goals: GE 4, HOU 2.
Notes: Glenville-Emmons improves to 8-19. Houston finishes 5-22.