Destiny upsets top-ranked Vincent
The area’s top-ranked boys basketball team went down Saturday.
Destiny rallied from a nine-point halftime deficit to beat Milwaukee Vincent, 69-67, on the road. Cameron Posey, a senior guard, had 17 points and hit 3 threepointers for Destiny, which is ranked ninth in the area by the Journal Sentinel.
The big shot, however, came from senior forward Sarion McGee, who also finished with 17 points. It was his bucket in the paint that gave Destiny the lead with 3 seconds left.
After Vincent’s final attempt was off the mark — senior Justin Brookens took a shot from near half court — Destiny celebrated its second big road win of the season. It opened the year with a win at Whitnall. GYMNASTICS
Pat Beck Emerald Invite: Kenosha Combined won with a score of a 146.275. Not only was that five points better than second-place Brookfield (141.125), but it was 1.55 points better than the score that earned it the top spot on the honor roll.
Kenosha’s Samantha Weyker (37.6) was the all-around champion followed by Brookfield’s Lexi Romero (37.575) and Kenosha’s Molly O’Boyle (37.425). BOYS SWIMMING AND DIVING
Bulldog Invite: Team champion Franklin won the 200-yard medley relay in 1:37.98, the 200 freestyle relay in 1:30.09 and the 400 free relay in 3:20.23. In addition, team members won three individual events: Sophomore Jared Kleczka was the diving champion (437.80), sophomore Justin Craig won the 100 backstroke (54.18) and senior Michael Fischer won the 100 breaststroke (1:00.60). WRESTLING
Cheesehead Invitational: Pewaukee senior Blaze Beltran reached the final of the 285-pound class but was pinned by Apple Valley (Minn.) junior Gable Steveson at 2:36.
Two other area performers finished third at the meet held at Kaukauna: Pewaukee senior Jacob Raschka (195) and Mukwonago junior Aric Bohn. GIRLS BASKETBALL
Germantown 75, Arrowhead 55: Natalie McNeal had 26 points and Kenzie Schmitz added 15 for Germantown, which led Arrowhead by 19 at the half at the Al Classic at the Al McGuire Center.