Madison Sports Headlines

A program snapped a state gymnastics championship drought, another saw both basketball teams advance to state, while area boys hockey teams competed in state title matchups. Here's what we learned.

Here’s who shined in Saturday's high school sports action:

Quinton Lomack's 23 points led the Lancers' double-overtime victory.

Blayne Wall made six 3-pointers in the Challengers' boys basketball victory.

State wrestling champions were crowned, a basketball matchup with two of the state's top scorers occurred and hockey teams punched their state tickets. Here is what we learned.

She scores 25 points in the regional-final victory over Waunakee.

Jonathan Loomans scored 47 points in the 50-point boys basketball victory.

Lucas Shulla Cose and Al Deang combine for 32 points in the loss.

Three players scored in the second period of the Crusaders' 3-1 victory.

She leads Verona/Madison Edgewood to first place at the Big Eight meet.

Claire Meudt's 18 points topped a balanced attack.

There will be no more pods or conference title games as the Badger Conference faces another realignment, including adding another area school.

Mason Kleinsmith and Quinton Lomack combined for 55 points in the Lancers' 106-101 victory.

They power the boys basketball team's victory over Walworth Big Foot.

Jake Bova and Devin Johnson combined for 37 points against Stoughton.

Ty Fernholz's seven 3-pointers led the Vikings' basketball victory.

They each post two individual victories and swim on two winning relays at the Badger East Conference meet.

Arhman Lewis and Mason Kleinsmith combined for 36 points in the overtime victory.

Reagan Briggs and Taylor Stremlow led the way in a blowout girls basketball victory.

The Board of Control heard a summary about the competitive balance plan and is scheduled to vote in March on whether to advance the plan.