Kewaskum Boys Basketball have Three-Win Week

It was a successful week for the Kewaskum boys basketball team who won all three games on the road at Ozaukee, Winneconne, and Grafton.
On Monday, Jan. 27, the Indians (8-9, 3-4) defeated the Ozaukee Warriors (3-13, 2-6) 60-49 in a non-conference contest.
“Monday against Ozaukee was a really physical game,” Head Coach Tyler Enright shared. “Both sides played really hard and I was really proud of how we responded. I was especially proud of Kenny (Grensavitch) who went on a run with some steals and layups to seal it late. He was ready for his opportunity and took advantage of it.”
Grensavitch contributed two steals to the teams total of 12 and scored eight points on the night. Zach Behn recorded a double-double for the night with 16 points and 14 rebounds.
The Indians had a few days of rest before the picked things back up on Friday, Jan. 31 at Winneconne (5-12, 1-6) for a conference matchup.

“Friday, I thought we played another hard nosed game and stayed resilient through some runs that Winneconne made late,” said Enright. “It got loud in there a few times but the guys didn’t flinch and answered the call when they needed to.”
Kewaskum won the game 72-64, outperforming the Wolves on offense.
“Landon (Daniel) and Jackson (Corbin) both had some really tough and well-timed baskets that kept our scoreboard moving,” noted Enright. The boys each scored 10 points in the game.
The next day, on Saturday, Feb. 1, Kewaskum faced Grafton (3-14, 2-10) in another non-conference game to close out the week.
“Grafton got out to an early lead and we came out of a timeout and responded perfectly,” explained Enright. “I thought that was such a great show of how we have grown as a team. I think earlier in the year we would have resorted back to some bad habits after getting down early but we stayed tough.”
The Indians’ toughness led to their 73-59 win over the Black Hawks.
“Zach (Behn) showed why he is one of the best players in the state in the first half, and he deserves a lot of credit for his defensive effort as well,” said Enright. “I think he took a big step in the right direction on that end.”
This week, the Kewaskum boys played another away game at Plymouth on Tuesday, Feb. 4, but come back home on Friday, Feb. 7 for a game against Kettle Moraine Lutheran at 7:15 p.m.
“Overall, I think we are really seeing the benefit of being healthy again and I am proud of the growth we have displayed,” concluded Enright.

Game Summary

Kewaskum, 60 at Ozaukee, 49
Monday, Jan. 27
Points: Behn 16, Daniel 10, Corbin 9, Gambino 8, Grensavitch 8, Steinbauer 7, Cook 2.
Rebounds: Behn 14, Gambino 6, Steinbauer 2, Daniel 1, Grensavitch 1, Kuehl 1, Cook 1.
Assists: Behn 4, Steinbauer 3, Grensavitch 1, Corbin 1, Gambino 1.
Steals: Daniel 3, Gambino 3, Grensavitch 2, Corbin 2, Steinbauer 1, Cook 1.
Blocks: Steinbauer 1, Behn 1.
3pt: Gambino 2, Steinbauer 1, Corbin 1.
FT: 6-7
Fouls: 9

Kewaskum, 72 at Winneconne, 64
Friday, Jan. 31
Points: Behn 28, Cook 13, Daniel 10, Corbin 10, Gambino 6, Steinbauer 5.
Rebounds: Behn 13, Gambino 5, Daniel 3, Cook 3, Steinbauer 2, Grensavitch 1, Corbin 1.
Assists: Steinbauer 6, Daniel 4, Gambino 3, Grensavitch 2, Corbin 1, Cook 1, Behn 1.

Steals: Steinbauer 2, Grensavitch 1, Corbin 1, Behn 1.
Blocks: Daniel 1, Behn 1.
3pt: Cook 3, Behn 2, Daniel 1, Steinbauer 1.
FT: 13-17
Fouls: 13