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Here are the Wisconsin Sports Network weekly award winners in boys' basketball for the games played February 1 through Febuary 7:

David Joplin, 6-7, Sr., F, Brookfield Central
One of the top contenders for the state's Mr. Basketball award, Joplin was outstanding last week while helping Brookfield Central to a 2-1 record against three of state's top teams. On Tuesday, the Texas recruit scored 29 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and had three blocked shots in a 77-68 loss to Wauwatosa East. Joplin then made four clutch foul shots in the closing minute of Friday's 60-59 victory over Brookfield East. He finished with 30 points, 13 rebounds, three assists and two blocked shots in the contest against Central's arch rival. On Saturday in a non-league match-up against Delafield St. John's Northwestern Academies, Joplin finished with 19 points, 12 rebounds, two assists and two blocked shots as the Lancers improved to 15-5 with a 70-63 triumph. On the season, Joplin is averaging 24.4 points, 10.7 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.8 blocked shots while shooting 51 percent from the field, 84 percent from the free-throw line and 34 percent from three-point range.

Kimberly Papermakers
Coach Lucky Wurtz's squad went a long way last week toward earning Kimberly's third straight Fox Valley Association title, posting impressive victories over Oshkosh West (67-24), Neenah (87-71) and Fond du Lac (75-58). The triumph at top-ranked Neenah on Friday pulled the Papermakers even with the Rockets in the loss column in the FVA standings. Junior guard Jackson Paveletzke (6-1) led the way for Kimberly with 28 points and nine rebounds. Senior Jackson Dudek (6-6) added 19 points and senior Brett Peronne (6-4) contributed 16 as Kimberly avenged a 62-56 loss to Neenah on December 18. Paveletzke, one of the state's top junior prospects, continued his outstanding play with a 30-point effort on Saturday in a victory over Fond du Lac. Senior Grant Asman (6-10) added 13 points in the win over the Cardiinals. Kimberly is 16-2 and has an extremely busy final week of the regular season, playing Hortonville on Monday and Tuesday, Appleton West on Thursday and Appleton East on Saturday.

Randy Storlie, Blair-Taylor
Randy Storlie became the eighth coach in state boys' basketballl history to reach 600 career victories on Friday when Blair-Taylor recorded a 71-37 victory over Alma/Pepin. Now in his 32nd year as head coach at Blair-Taylor, Storlie is the second coach to reach 600 victories this season as Dominican's Jim Gosz accomplished the feat last month. Storlie's club posted a 62-34 non-league win over Royall on Saturday to improve to 18-1. That triumph was the 14th in a row for the Wildcats since they dropped a 61-57 decision to Cashton on December 18. With a victory over Augusta on Monday, Storlie's team will lock up an undisputed title in the Dairyland Large Conference. Storlie, whose career mark now stands at 601-270, has guided the Wildcats to the WIAA State Tournament eight times, finishing second in 2014. 

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