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The 2025 WSN Boys Basketball All-State Summer Shootout was held at Beaver Dam for a fourth straight summer on Wednesday, June 25.

32 teams from across the state were split into four-team pools and competed in 48 games over 10 hours, and five courts.

Below are the standings, results, top scorers, and team tidbits for the entire day's worth of action.

A big thank you to all the players, coaches, and officials who made the tournament the success it was.

Stay tuned later this week for a full analysis with top players performances and analysis.

Pool A

Standings

Beloit Memorial 3-0
New Berlin West 2-1
Beaver Dam 1-2
Hortonville 0-3

Pool Recap

Beloit Memorial played like a team in-season as opposed to one on a Wednesday in late June. The Purple Knights were relentless on defense where they turned steals into layups while also playing unselfish on the offensive side in the half court. Beaver Dam's offense was balanced, with plenty of scoring options stepping up at different times. New Berlin West shot the ball from deep better than any team in the pool while Hortonville stayed competitive in most of the games played, but has a few different players filling into new roles from last year.

Results

Beloit Memorial 46, New Berlin West 32
- Beloit: Amare Hereford ('26) 16 pts, JJ Martin ('26) 10 pts
- New Berlin West: Jayce Cook ('27) 10 pts, Luke Krueger ('26) 9 pts

Beaver Dam 60, Hortonville 37
- Beaver Dam: Isaiah Yuenger ('27) 15 pts, Parker Blank ('26) 14 pts
- Hortonville: Max Chan ('26) 13 pts, Aiden Sweeney ('26) 8 pts

New Berlin West 57, Beaver Dam 54
- Beaver Dam: EJ Salettel ('26) 22 pts, Blank 11 pts, Ben Wittnebel ('28) 11 pts
- New Berlin West: Evan Kern ('26) 15 pts, Cook 13 pts, Zach Hewitt ('27) 12 pts, Krueger 11 pts

Beloit Memorial 54, Hortonville 45
- Beloit: Hereford 24 pts, Brock Hodges ('26) 12 pts
- Hortonville: Chan 11 pts

Beloit Memorial 59, Beaver Dam 46
- Beloit: Hereford 20 pts, Hodges 15 pts, Martin 8 pts, Treviaun Jordon ('26) 8 pts
- Beaver Dam: Blank 17 pts, Landon Leisses ('28) 8 pts, Max Moritz ('27) 7 pts

New Berlin West 56, Hortonville 52
- New Berlin West: Kern 22 pts, Krueger 22 pts
- Hortonville: Chan 10 pts, Jaden van Handel ('27) 10 pts, Brooks Marman ('26) 9 pts, Sweeney 8 pts

Pool B

Standings

Onalaska 3-0
Hartford 2-1
Madison West 1-2
Oregon 0-3

Pool Recap

Onalaska is fundamental, balanced, and disciplined and that was on full display in Beaver Dam. Coach Kowal's group is led by his sons Ian ('26) and Tyler ('28) and has a former head coach's son Gavin McRoberts ('28) on the team, as IQ seems to be high across the Hilltoppers squad. Hartford plays some tough-nose defense up and down the roster which limits opposing team's scoring opportunities. The Orioles lack size, but rebound well and play fundamental ball on the offensive side. Madison West didn't play with a full squad on Wednesday but played hard and were led by a pair of good sized guards in seniors Michael Wilson and Malachi Gavins. Oregon has a few players learning new roles with the exodus of talent due to graduation and Vaughn Karvala's transfer. The Panthers are senior heavy however sophomore Koby Diaz has plenty of upside.

Results

Madison West 64, Oregon 48
- Mad. West: Kamaria Carter ('27) 20 pts, Malachi Gavins ('26) 13 pts, Michael Wilson ('26) 10 pts, Sam Strange ('28) 9 pts
- Oregon: Nicholas Jacob ('26) 11 pts, Koby Diaz ('28) 11 pts, Nolan Erfurth ('26) 10 pts

Onalaska 38, Hartford 20
- Ona: Ian Kowal ('26) 12 pts, Tyler Kowal ('28) 7 pts, Brendan Chenault ('27) 7 pts
- Hartford: Sam Richter ('26) 6 pts, Henry Wellinghoff ('26) 6 pts

Onalaska 60, Madison West 42
- Ona: Ian Kowal 23 pts, Gavin McRoberts ('28) 8 pts, Wylder Burch ('28) 8 pts
- Mad. West: Wilson 20 pts, Gavins 15 pts

Hartford 57, Oregon 44
- Hartford: Richter 18 pts, Alex Kuepper ('27) 15 pts, Ethan Webb ('27) 7 pts
- Oregon: Brady Hook ('26) 17 pts

Onalaska 48, Oregon 44
- Ona: Tyler Kowal 13 pts, Brendan Chenault 10 pts, Burch 10 pts
- Oregon: Jacob 12 pts, Diaz 9 pts, Hook 8 pts

Hartford 65, Madison West 32
- Hartford: Kuepper 20 pts, Carter Tibbs ('28) 11 pts, Wellinghoff 9 pts
- Mad. West: Gavins 13 pts, Finley Wardrip ('26) 12 pts

Pool C

Standings

G-E-T 3-0
Monona Grove 2-1
Lodi 1-2
Amery 0-3

Pool Recap

G-E-T has a good mix of seniors and underclassmen that propelled the group to a 3-0 day. Ball handling and creation off the dribble make the Red Hawks hard to guard in the half court as head coach Ian Anderson has plenty to look forward to this season and the next few. Monona Grove is long, athletic, and youthful. The Silver Eagles showcased that youthful skill even with standout junior Austin Luchetti not in attendance. Lodi competed with all three teams and relied heavily on the backcourt duo of Theo Traeder ('26) and Kale Schneider ('27), displaying one of the better long distance shooting performances as a team throughout the day. Amery may have lost all three games, but did so by 11 points or less. A younger group is still growing around do-everything junior Keaton Wollan.

Results

Monona Grove 46, Lodi 41
- MG: Henry Thome ('27) 9 pts, Carson Schoenherr ('28) 9 pts, Henry Toijala ('27) 7 pts
- Lodi: Theo Traeder ('26) 21 pts, Kale Schneider ('27) 14 pts

Monona Grove 57, Amery 54
- MG: Alex Dean ('27) 10 pts, Luke Chynoweth ('27) 10 pts, Hunter Meyer ('27) 8pts
- Amery: Keaton Wollan ('27) 30 pts

G-E-T 50, Lodi 40
- G-E-T: Mason Brone ('26) 13 pts, Talon Fabian ('28) 12 pts), Travis Theisen ('26) 11 pts
- Lodi: Schneider 8 pts, Traeder 7 pts, Colton Waller ('27) 7 pts

Lodi 54, Amery 45
- Lodi: Traeder 19 pts, Kyle Kurt ('26) 14 pts, Schneider 10 pts
- Amery: Wollan 22 pts

G-E-T 48, Monona Grove 43
- G-E-T: Fabian 12 pts, Theisen 10 pts, Luke Herman ('27) 10 pts
- MG: Jayden Jackson ('29) 13 pts, Mason Wallace ('28) 9 pts, Thome 8 pts

G-E-T 52, Amery 41
- G-E-T: Brone 10 pts, Theisen 10 pts, Fabian 9 pts, Herman 8 pts
- Amery: Colton Waterman ('27) 10 pts

Pool D

Standings

Turner 2-1
Madison East 2-1
Columbus 2-1
Baraboo 0-3

Pool Recap

Turner played in your face defense and did a good job of limiting scoring opportunities for its opponents on Wednesday. Under the tutelage of head coach Ken Watkins, the group is disciplined and will likely play above its limit again this winter. Columbus is a football team on the basketball court. The Cardinals are broad and strong across the board and use that physicality well. A strong and experienced senior group will lead coach Jeff Downing's squad come November. Madison East played with pace all day, scoring in the open court plenty while DJ Nash ('27) was one of the better pure scorers on the day. Baraboo has some holes to fill in the lineup, but younger playmakers led by junior Carter Rivas will grow as the offseason and preseason months roll on.

Results

Columbus 55, Baraboo 50
- Columbus: Peyton Powers ('26) 23 pts. Jonny Cotter ('26) 23 pts
- Baraboo: Carter Rivas ('27) 22 pts, Tanner Goeckermann ('26) 8 pts

Turner 45, Madison East 38
- Turner: Chris Johnson ('26) 27 pts, AJ Dotson ('26) 7 pts
- Mad. East: DJ Nash ('27) 22 pts

Madison East 69, Baraboo 56
- Mad East: Nash 25 pts, Jawuan Chester ('27) 16 pts
- Baraboo: Rivas 21 pts, Clayton Ducharme ('27) 9 pts

Columbus 55, Turner 53
- Columbus: Cotter 26 pts, Powers 12 pts, Griffinn Corrado ('26) 10 pts
- Turner: Johnson 27 pts

Turner 40, Baraboo 35
- Turner: Carter Atkinson ('26) 9 pts, Johnson ('26) 8 pts

Madison East 49, Columbus 46
- Mad. East: Jayden Presley ('26) 18 pts, Nash 15 pts
- Columbus: Cotter & Powers 12 pts each

Pool E

Standings

Roncalli 3-0
Mosinee 2-1
Marshall 1-2
Lancaster 0-3

Pool Recap

Roncalli is a very balanced team with top end playmakers that will make them a tough team in Division come the winter. The Jets offense uses off-ball screening to create plenty of movement and openings for its ball handlers and creates openings for the shooters on the perimeter. Mosinee has two very talented and bouncy wings in Treve Stoffel ('26) and Brayden Reinke ('27) who have put on good mass and can score at all three levels. They'll be a tough out moving down to Division 3 this upcoming season. Marshall plays fast, pressures defensively full court, and though undersized, rebounds well. Junior wing Jaylen Miggins will only continue to mature and develop his game over the next two seasons for the Cardinals. Though Lancaster went winless Wednesday, the Flying Arrows have a very talented senior group that despite moving up to Division 3 this season, will make head coach Brian Knapp's squad a contender in the SWC and for a playoff push.

Results

Marshall 72, Lancaster 70 (OT)
- Marshall: Brady Kleinheinz ('26) 32 pts, Jaylen Miggins ('27) 22 pts
- Lancaster: Dayne Kauffman ('26) 25 pts, Zach Hermsen ('26) 17 pts, Taylor Williams ('26) 11 pts

Roncalli 56, Mosinee 51
- Roncalli: Maddix Gulseth ('27) 32 pts, Donovan Cowley ('27) 12 pts
- Mosinee: Brayden Reinke ('27) 14 pts, Carson Balgord ('26) 13 pts, Treve Stoffel ('26) 9 pts

Roncalli 75, Marshall 47
- Gulseth 22 pts, Cowley 19 pts, Tre Cliff ('28) 13 pts, Dominic Frozena ('26) 11 pts
- Marshall: Miggins 16 pts, Kleinheinz 10 pts, Drew Chadwick ('26) 10 pts

Mosinee 69, Lancaster 58
- Mosinee: Sebastian Anderson ('26) 14 pts, Reinke 12 pts, Balgord 9 pts
- Lancaster: Kauffman 26 pts, Hermsen 21 pts

Roncalli 56, Lancaster 53
- Roncalli: Gulseth 20 pts, Cowley 14 pts
- Lancaster: Hermsen 14 pts, Kauffman, 13 pts, Williams 12 pts

Mosinee 57, Marshall 47
- Mosinee: Reinke 20 pts, Balgord 13 pts, Stoffel 10 pts
- Marshall: Miggins 17 pts, Chadwick 13 pts

Pool F

Standings

Living Word Lutheran 3-0
North Crawford 2-1
Cambridge 1-2
Richland Center 0-3

Pool Recap

Living Word Lutheran lost some talented players to graduation but that didn't slow the Timberwolves down on Wednesday. Comfortable in the transition and half court, head coach Jake Holton's offense can put up points in a hurry and lock down on defense as was apparent in their come-from-behind win over North Crawford. Crawford is going to be a team to watch in Division 5 this upcoming season as head coach Chris Wettstein has a handful of players that can score the ball, even playing without junior Zack Bender on the day. The Trojans fly on defense and are share the ball well on offense. Cambridge will retool a touch this season under second-year head coach Alex Ranney, but the Bluejays had quite a few underclassmen play well in its three games on Wednesday. Richland Center has a solid one-two punch in senior forward Liam Fingerson and junior point guard Jayden Schoepp. Both are athletic for their positions while Schoepp stretches the floor and Fingerson does a majority of his damage around the rim.

Results

Cambridge 48, Richland Center 45
- Cambridge: Oscar Brown ('28) 13 pts, Cal Nottestad ('26) 12 pts
- RC: Jayden Schoepp ('27) 22 pts, Liam Fingerson ('26) 12 pts

Living Word Lutheran 57, North Crawford 55 (OT)
- LWL: Ryde Ehley ('27) 15 pts, Trais Loften ('26) 11 pts, Jordan Evans ('28) 10 pts
- NC: Landry Stluka ('28) 19 pts, Sawyer Stluka ('27) 13 pts, Cullen Jacobus ('26) 10 pts

Living Word Lutheran 52, Cambridge 46
- LWL: Gavin Weissenburger ('26) 20 pts, Evans 13 pts
- Cambridge: Brown 17 pts, J'Kari Crawford ('27) 14 pts

North Crawford 57, Richland Center 37
- L. Stluka 14 pts, S. Stluka 13 pts, Blaha 12 pts, Jacobus 11 pts
- RC: Fingerson 15 pts, Schoepp 10 pts

Living Word Lutheran 46, Richland Center 38
- LWL: Evans 21 pts
- RC: Schoepp 16 pts, Fingerson 14 pts

North Crawford 61, Cambridge 41
- NC: S. Stluka 21 pts, L. Blaha ('26) 18 pts, Damien McCormick ('29) 8 pts
- Cambridge: Nottestad 24 pts

Pool G

Standings

Watertown Luther Prep 3-0
Assumption 2-1
Southwestern 1-2
Fall River 0-3

Pool Recap

Watertown Luther Prep was relentless on both ends of the court all day. With plenty of length and speed up and down the lineup, the Phoenix didn't stop running all day. This group can score in transition, at the rim in the half court, and hit plenty of shots from deep throughout. Assumption may be undersized, but they get after it. The Royals can light it up from behind the arc, especially Logan Nystrom ('26) who had 19 made threes in three games Wednesday. Nystrom and fellow senior JT Schlaefer form a really solid backcourt duo for head coach Joshua Paltz. Southwestern played Wednesday without all-SWAL performer Aiden Keleher. However, Clint Nemitz's squad was competitive and will likely be so again this upcoming winter, relying on its physical play and the work ethic of the team as a whole. Fall River fielded a young squad at Beaver Dam, but played well in many stretches on Wednesday. Long-time coach Arnie Oelke has been doing this a long time and will know how to get his team ready come November.

Results

Assumption 65, Fall River 50
- Assumption: Logan Nystrom ('26) 26 pts, 6 made 3s, JT Schlaefer ('26) 13 pts
- Fall River: Kaden Seim ('27) 14 pts, Ryder Rozinski ('28) 10 pts

Watertown Luther Prep 73, Southwestern 32
- WLP: Gabe Nottling ('26) 24 pts, Levi Nottling ('27) 16 pts
- Southwestern: Caden DeMuth ('26) 15 pts, Carsen Splinter ('27) 8 pts

Watertown Luther Prep 53, Fall River 36
- WLP: G. Nottling 18 pts, L. Nottling 17 pts
- Fall River: Seim 12 pts, Jayden Abegglen ('28) 9 pts

Assumption 66, Southwestern 62
- Assumption: Nystrom 28 pts, 8 made 3s, Schlaefer 18 pts
- Southwestern: Splinter 30 pts, DeMuth 10 pts

Watertown Luther Prep 76, Assumption 54
- WLP: G. Nottling 21 pts, Matthew Kieselhorst ('26) 17 pts, L. Nottling 13 pts, Tyler Schwartz ('27) & Nathan Schultz ('26) 8 pts each
- Assumption: Nystrom 23 pts, 5 made 3s, Schlaefer 12 pts

Southwestern 61, Fall River 46
- Southwestern: Splinter 20 pts, Sam Martin 12 pts
- Fall River: Seim 20 pts

Pool H

Standings

Hillsboro 3-0
Clintonville 2-1
Belmont 1-2
Dodgeland 0-3

Pool Recap

Hillsboro went undefeated in their pool on Wednesday and displayed a balanced scoring attack that does have a go-to scorer in senior lead guard Miles Ravenscroft. The Tigers play fundamental basketball and do a good job of playing unselfish basketball to get the right look on the offensive side of the ball. Clintonville was led by a senior group on Wednesday that showed some great growth throughout the day and did a good job of turning tips on defense into points in transition. Belmont has a solid young core led by big man Thomas Freeman and guard Wyatt Temperly, both sophomores, who the offense runs through on every possession. Like Belmont, Dodgeland is a rather young group that relies on its guard play to get buckets on the offensive side. Despite going 0-3, the Trojans were competitive in all three games played.

Results

Clintonville 48, Dodgeland 37
- Clintonville: Max Young ('26) 13 pts, Carter Mauel ('26) 13 pts, Bryar Hagberg ('26) 12 pts
- Dodgeland: Sawyer Ninmann ('28) 10 pts

Hillsboro 43, Belmont 39
- Miles Ravenscroft ('26) 14 pts, David Johnson ('26) 12 pts, Will Schulz ('27) 10 pts
- Belmont: Wyatt Temperly ('28) 19 pts, Thomas Freeman ('28) 12 pts

Hillsboro 63, Clintonville 57
- Hillsboro: Ravenscroft 21 pts, Braun Jirschele ('28) 12 pts, Schulz 10 pts, Malakai Simpson ('28) 11 pts
- Clintonville: Mauel 18 pts, Young 14 pts

Belmont 55, Dodgeland 45
- Belmont: Logan Kress ('26) 18 pts, Freeman 16 pts, Ian Austin ('26) 10 pts
- Dodgeland: Trewyn White ('27) 17 pts, Ninmann ('28) 8 pts

Hillsboro 54, Dodgeland 48
- Hillsboro: Johnson 17 pts, Ravenscroft 12 pts, Simpson 10 pts
- Dodgeland: White 17 pts, Brayden Bunkoske ('27) 10 pts

Clintonville 56, Belmont 47
- Clintonville: Hagberg 13 pts, Mauel 13 pts, Young 12 pts
- Belmont: Temperly 25 pts, Freeman 11 pts