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Division 1
Division 2
Division 3
Division 4
Division 5

Divisions 1 & 2
Divisions 3-4-5

Thursday-Saturday, March 7-9, 2024
Resch Center, Green Bay, Wis.

DIVISION 1
Semifinals - Friday, March 8
Game-1:  #1 Arrowhead (25-3) over #4 Franklin (20-8), 82.55.
Game-2:  #3 Neenah (23-5) over #2 Hartford (26-2), 77-70.

Championship Final - Saturday, March 9
Game-3:  Arrowhead over Neenah, 69-59.

DIVISION 2
Semifinals - Friday, March 8
Game-1:  #1 Pewaukee (27-1) over #4 West Salem (24-4). 79-41.
Game-2:  #2 Notre Dame (27-1) over #3 Wauwatosa East (23-5), 82-44,

Championship Final - Saturday, March 9
Game-3:  Pewaukee over Notre Dame, 60-52.

DIVISION 3
Semifinals - Thursday, March 7
Game-1:  #1 Edgewood (25-3) over #4 Baldwin-Woodville (22-6), 62-29. 
Game-2:  #3 Xavier (21-7) over #2 Kettle Moraine Lutheran (24-4), 56-52. 

Championship Final - Saturday, March 9
Game-3:  Edgewood over Xavier, 55-52.

DIVISION 4
Semifinals - Thursday, March 7
Game-1:   #1 Laconia (26-2) over #4 The Prairie School (25-3), 67-49. 
Game-2:   #3 Cuba City (24-4) over #2 McDonell Catholic (25-2), 48-45.

Championship Final - Saturday, March 9
Game-3:  Laconia over Cuba City, 47-43.

DIVISION 5
Semifinals - Friday, March 8
Game-1:  #4 Albany/Monticello (25-3) over #1 Argyle/Pecatonica (26-1), 37-31.
Game-2:  #2 Lena (27-2) over #3 Clear Lake (26-3), 53-48. 

Championship Final - Saturday, March 9
Game-3:  Albany/Monticello over Lena, 57-54 in OT. 

Arrowhead (27-3)

• Division 1 state champion (third WIAA state title)

Pewaukee (29-1)

• Division 2 state champion (1st WIAA state title)

Edgewood (27-3)

• Division 3 state champion (2nd WIAA state title) 

Laconia (28-2)

• Back-to-back Division 4 state champion (2nd WIAA state title)

Albany/Monticello (27-3)

• Division 5 state champion (1st WIAA state title as a co-op). Monticello won a WIAA state title in 1991. 

Thursday-Saturday, March 9-11, 2023
Resch Center, Green Bay, Wis.

DIVISION 1
Semifinals - Friday, March 10
Game-1: #1 Brookfield East (26-2) over #4 Germantown (23-5) - 65-60 - Game Notes
Game-2: #3 Kettle Moraine (26-1) over #2 Hortonville (25-3) - 77-67 - Game Notes 

Championship Final - Saturday, March 11
Game-3: #3 Kettle Moraine (27-1) over #1 Brookfield East (27-2) - 47-40 - Game Notes 

• Two-time defending D1 state champion

DIVISION 2
Semifinals - Friday, March 10
Game-1: #1 Pewaukee (27-1) over #4 Lakeland (22-6) - 80-63 - Game Notes
Game-2: #2 Notre Dame (27-1) over #3 McFarland (26-2) - 76-70 - Game Notes 

Championship Final - Saturday, March 11
Game-3: #2 Notre Dame (28-1) over #1 Pewaukee (28-1) - 64-49 - Game Notes 

• Three-time defending D2 state champion 

DIVISION 3
Semifinals - Thursday, March 9
Game-1: #4 Milwaukee Academy of Science (22-3) over #1 Waupun (21-7) - 64-57 - Game Notes 
Game-2: #3 Kewaskum (22-5) over #2 West Salem (26-2) - 46-34 - Game Notes 

Championship Final - Saturday, March 11
Game-3: #3 Kewaskum (23-5) over #4 Milwaukee Academy of Science (23-3) - 55-51 - Game Notes

• First state title in program history 

DIVISION 4
Semifinals - Thursday, March 9
Game-1: #1 Aquinas (27-1) over #4 Mishicot (21-6) - 79-55 - Game Notes 
Game-2: #2 Laconia (25-3) over #3 Colfax (21-6) - 58-36 - Game Notes 

Championship Final - Saturday, March 11
Game-3: #2 Laconia (26-3) over #1 Aquinas (28-1) - 64-51 - Game Notes 

• First state title in program history 

DIVISION 5
Semifinals - Friday, March 10
Game-1: #1 McDonell Central Catholic (24-5) over #4 Albany (28-0) - 59-20 - Game Notes 
Game-2: #2 Blair-Taylor (27-1) over #3 Wabeno/Laona (21-7) - 55-26 - Game Notes 

Championship Final - Saturday, March 11
Game-3: #1 McDonell Central Catholic over #2 Blair-Taylor - 61-46 - Game Notes 

• First state title in program history