The WIAA boys soccer state tournament concluded Saturday at Uihlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee.
Madison West (17-1-1) captured the Division 1 state championship, topping
Marquette University (Milwaukee) (11-6-4) in the title game.
The lone goal of the game was scored at the 74:10 mark of the second half when junior
Louie Rowe scored off an assist by senior
Jonah Wallace. Madison West now has four state championships in school history.
In Division 2,
Whitefish Bay (16-3-3) defeated
DeForest (18-2-4) in the state title game 3-1 to claim the program's eighth state championship.
Whitefish Bay scored all three of its goals in the first half. Senior
Thomas Began scored the Blue Duke's first goal at the 15:06 mark. Others to find the net were junior
Reid Muderlak and senior
Tucker Drane. Senior
Alec Jacquart assisted on the first two goals.
DeForest's lone goal was an unassisted score by junior
Landon Adams.
Catholic Memorial (Waukesha) (18-1-2) earned a 2-1 victory over
Notre Dame Academy (Green Bay) (16-5-3) in the Division 3 state title game.
The Crusaders scored their first goal at 2:18 of the first half, with senior
Cal Olbrantz scoring off an assist from junior
Will Kinateder. The deciding goal was an own goal at 75:24.
Senior
Liam West scored Notre Dame's only goal with an assist from junior
Seamus Green.
In Division 4,
Oostburg (20-1-1) took home its second gold ball in team history, outlasting
Sturgeon Bay (21-4-2) in double overtime 1-0.
Senior
Cade Dirkse scored the game-winner with 35 seconds left in the second overtime, with freshman
Parker Meerdink recording the assist off a header.
To view the full list of scores from the WIAA state tournament,
click here.
