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There were six game winners last night in boys hoops action that propelled teams to the sectional finals. See the videos below and vote for your choice of best game-winner!

Video Courtesy of Dan Barwick on 'X'

Turtle Lake junior Brandon Wagner buried this corner three to tie the game at 50 against Spring Valley. He was fouled on the shot and hit the free throw to give Turtle Lake a 51-50 victory.

Video courtesy of Coach Behnke on 'X'

7-seed Cedar Grove-Belgium continued it's cinderella run in the playoffs by knocking off 1-seed Roncalli on this half court heave from junior Thomas Wiesner in overtime. The Rockets won 66-63.

Video courtesy of Jordan Loppnow on 'X'

Six-seed Pulaski had top-seed Notre Dame on the ropes in this one. Down two with barely a second left, Triton senior Drew Siudzinski got a pass with space on the wing and buried the three at the buzzer to give Notre Dame a 53-52 victory.

Pulaski tied the game up at 55 with around 14 seconds left before De Pere's Pryce Gregoire got a kick from Roan Demovsky. The senior wing buried the three-point shot with under three seconds left to give De Pere the 58-55 win and advance to the sectional finals.

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Rib Lake was down one to Prentice with under ten seconds left when junior Talon Scheithauer hit this step back three to give Rib Lake the lead with five seconds left. It ended up being the game-winning shot in the 44-42 victory.

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13-seed Kimberly continued its run to the sectional final with an overtime win over FVA foe Kaukauna on Thursday night. Senior guard Aaron Cullen, who had a career high 32 points, drove the lane and put this winning layup through the net for the Papermakers.