Here are Wisconsin high school basketball scores for Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2021

Tim McCaffrey, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

November 30, 2021 at 11:58 PM·2 min read

TUESDAY

BOYS

NON-CONFERENCE

Brookfield Academy 83, Messmer 56

Cudahy 59, Milwaukee Reagan 47

Edgerton 72, Whitewater 51

Faith Christian 70, Milwaukee Early View 36

Germantown 77, Plymouth 59

Greendale 72, Shorewood 50

Janesville Parker 67, Milwaukee Bradley Tech 64

Kaukauna 104, Grafton 72

Kettle Moraine 72, Milwaukee North 40

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 52, Martin Luther 49

Lake Country Lutheran 90, St. Francis 47

Menomonee Falls 59, Whitnall 56

Milwaukee Collegiate Academy 89, St. John's Northwestern 86

New Berlin Eisenhower 92, Waukesha North 81

Pius XI 76, Waterford 50

Racine Park 40, Burlington 38

Racine St. Catherine's 76, Elkhorn 71

Shoreland Lutheran 48, Catholic Central 43

St. Thomas More 85, Cristo Rey 25

Sussex Hamilton 65, Whitefish Bay 27

Tenor/Veritas 60, Saint Anthony 59

University School 75, Eastbrook Academy 54

Waukesha South 71, Hartford 65

Waukesha West 67, New Berlin West 61

Wauwatosa West 59, Slinger 42

West Bend East 48, Kewaskum 40

West Bend West 62, Sheboygan South 61

Wisconsin Lutheran 81, Fond du Lac 51

East Troy at Turner (ppd.)

Woodstock (Ill.) at Badger (ccd.)

For additional boys scores, schedules, standings and statistics, please visit www.wissports.net/boysbasketball

GIRLS

CLASSIC 8

Arrowhead 45, Muskego 31

Kettle Moraine 86, Catholic Memorial 61

Mukwonago 65, Waukesha South 26

Oconomowoc 63, Waukesha North 31

NON-CONFERENCE

Brown Deer 89, Milwaukee Golda Meir 50

Burlington 60, Turner 33

Catholic Central 56, Argyle 52

Delavan-Darien 62, Milwaukee Madison 15

Elkhorn 42, East Troy 40

Kenosha Indian Trail 72, Wilmot 55

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 67, Ripon 53

Kewaskum 47, Winneconne 35

Lake Country Lutheran 56, Heritage Christian 18

Lakeside Lutheran 65, Wisconsin Lutheran 59

Living Word Lutheran 60, Horicon 34

Pewaukee 75, Germantown 72

Pius XI 68, DeForest 40

Port Washington 66, Cedar Grove-Belgium 63

Racine Lutheran 79, Milwaukee Hamilton/Audubon

Union Grove 57, Franklin 42

University Lake School/Trinity 28, Eastbrook Academy 26

Waterford 79, Racine Horlick 42

Watertown 63, Whitnall 30

Wauwatosa East 59, Messmer 16

Wauwatosa West 77, Milwaukee Bradley Tech/Arts 19

West Allis Hale 57, St. Thomas More 51

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