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Who was the area's top performer last week? You tell us.
You can vote for the high school athlete of the week until 3 p.m. Saturday, March 14. You don't have to be a subscriber to vote.
Sevastopol basketball player Andrew Wiesner was last week’s winner, receiving 22,015 votes.
Wiesner is the second Sevastopol athlete in the history of the poll to win player of the week, following former basketball and softball standout Naomi Rikkola’s selection in April 2025.
Luxemburg-Casco wrestler Carson Neubert was runner-up with 11,443 votes, while De Pere goalie Chase Van De Ven was third with 2,579 votes and Bay Area Ice Bears forward Faye Brunke was fourth with 1,633.
Here are this week's nominees. Be sure to vote in the poll below.
The senior won all three of his matches at 165 pounds at the WIAA Division 2 team state tournament, helping the Cougars earn a runner-up finish.
Berth beat Port Washington freshman Grant Melichar with a 13-11 decision in a quarterfinal and followed with a 3-2 decision over Gale-Ettrick-Trempealau/Melrose-Mindoro sophomore Merek Windsor in a semifinal.
He capped his prep career by pinning Evansville freshman Jonathon McCarthy in 16 seconds in the championship round.
Berth, who also qualified for individual state, won more than 40 matches this season.
A second straight week with Brunke as a candidate? She left no choice in the matter.
After the Pulaski senior helped the Ice Bears reach the WIAA state tournament one week earlier, she was one of the stars on the big stage in leading her team to a second straight state championship.
Brunke had two goals in a 5-1 win over Sun Prairie in a semifinal and three goals and one assist in the 5-4 title game win over St. Croix.
Brunke’s young teammate and fellow forward also had a noteworthy state tournament run.
The Bay Port sophomore scored two goals against Sun Prairie and scored the first goal of the game against St. Croix to help the Ice Bears lead 3-0 lead after the first 17 minutes.
Buchan added a team-high three assists in the title game win.
The Fox River Classic Conference player of the year lived up to his MVP status to help the Redbirds reach D1 sectional play.
The junior guard had 20 points and 4 assists in a regional semifinal against Oconomowoc, shooting 8-for-12 overall and 3-for-6 from 3.
He was even better in a regional championship win over Menomonee Falls, finishing with 25 points and 6 rebounds while shooting 8-for-16 overall and 7-for-12 from 3.
Krueger is averaging a team-high 16.9 points and is shooting 47.9% from beyond the arc.
The senior forward-center played a big part in two wins last week to help the Thunder reach D3 sectionals.
He had 24 points, 16 rebounds and shot 12-for-16 against Menominee Nation.
Marks followed with 13 points against Wittenberg-Birnamwood in a regional championship.
The senior was instrumental in leading the Tritons to the D1 state tournament.
Webster had a game-high 18 points, 5 assists and 3 rebounds in 54-48 sectional semifinal win over Kimberly.
As for an encore?
She had 21 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 blocks in a 69-54 sectional title victory over Stevens Point.
Webster shot a combined 13-for-19 in the two games.
Vote for Cellcom Green Bay player of the week
Week 1: Jaxson Beaumia, Ashwaubenon (11,898 votes)
Week 2: Aiden Bruce, Green Bay Preble (7,587 votes)
Week 3: Seneca Nooyen, Ashwaubenon (37,894 votes)
Week 4: Jacob Nuthals, Green Bay Preble (40,530 votes)
Week 5: Parker Marshall, Pulaski (1,378 votes)
Week 6: Gavin Sullivan, Green Bay Preble (4,428 votes)
Week 7: Ella Van Ermen, Coleman (20,356 votes)
Week 8: Emma Cunningham, Green Bay Southwest (18,008 votes)
Week 9: Liam Letizia, Green Bay West (48,213 votes)
Week 10: Cayden Cavanaugh, De Pere (1,392 votes)
Week 11: Hannah Miller, Kewaunee (36,394 votes)
Week 12: Brock Gauthier, Bay Port (5,976 votes)
Week 13: Joey Massey, Green Bay Notre Dame (21,794 votes)
Week 14: Camille Konkol, Green Bay Preble (44,354 votes)
Week 15: Cade DeLarwelle, Denmark (471 votes)
Week 16: Brooklynn Lucassen, Green Bay Preble ( 8,067 votes)
Week 17: Kiya Brand, Crivitz (14,133 votes)
Week 18: Natalie Rudnick, Seymour (645 votes)
Week 19: Hayden Schultz, Northeastern Wisconsin Lutheran (18,382 votes)
Week 20: Isaiah Faulkner, Providence Academy (27,163 votes)
Week 21: Elliana Memken, Bay Area Ice Bears (36,080 votes)
Week 22: Conrad Kreutzberg, Pulaski (61,871 votes)
Week 23: Reagan Schneider, Algoma (18,253 votes)
Week 24: Jack Falk, Pulaski (23,288 votes)
Week 25: Quinn Wesenberg, Bonduel (12,150 votes)
Week 26: Carter Tebon, Bay Port (13,510 votes)
Week 27: Skylyn Baxter, Peshtigo (14,611 votes)
Week 28: Andrew Wiesner, Sevastopol (22,015 votes)
This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Vote for March 2-7 Cellcom Press-Gazette high school athlete of week
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You can vote for the high school athlete of the week until 3 p.m. Saturday, March 14. You don't have to be a subscriber to vote.
Sevastopol basketball player Andrew Wiesner was last week’s winner, receiving 22,015 votes.
Wiesner is the second Sevastopol athlete in the history of the poll to win player of the week, following former basketball and softball standout Naomi Rikkola’s selection in April 2025.
Luxemburg-Casco wrestler Carson Neubert was runner-up with 11,443 votes, while De Pere goalie Chase Van De Ven was third with 2,579 votes and Bay Area Ice Bears forward Faye Brunke was fourth with 1,633.
Here are this week's nominees. Be sure to vote in the poll below.
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Cole Berth, Coleman wrestling
The senior won all three of his matches at 165 pounds at the WIAA Division 2 team state tournament, helping the Cougars earn a runner-up finish.
Berth beat Port Washington freshman Grant Melichar with a 13-11 decision in a quarterfinal and followed with a 3-2 decision over Gale-Ettrick-Trempealau/Melrose-Mindoro sophomore Merek Windsor in a semifinal.
He capped his prep career by pinning Evansville freshman Jonathon McCarthy in 16 seconds in the championship round.
Berth, who also qualified for individual state, won more than 40 matches this season.
Faye Brunke, Bay Area Ice Bears
A second straight week with Brunke as a candidate? She left no choice in the matter.
After the Pulaski senior helped the Ice Bears reach the WIAA state tournament one week earlier, she was one of the stars on the big stage in leading her team to a second straight state championship.
Brunke had two goals in a 5-1 win over Sun Prairie in a semifinal and three goals and one assist in the 5-4 title game win over St. Croix.
Aisling Buchan, Bay Area Ice Bears
Brunke’s young teammate and fellow forward also had a noteworthy state tournament run.
The Bay Port sophomore scored two goals against Sun Prairie and scored the first goal of the game against St. Croix to help the Ice Bears lead 3-0 lead after the first 17 minutes.
Buchan added a team-high three assists in the title game win.
Will Krueger, De Pere boys basketball
The Fox River Classic Conference player of the year lived up to his MVP status to help the Redbirds reach D1 sectional play.
The junior guard had 20 points and 4 assists in a regional semifinal against Oconomowoc, shooting 8-for-12 overall and 3-for-6 from 3.
He was even better in a regional championship win over Menomonee Falls, finishing with 25 points and 6 rebounds while shooting 8-for-16 overall and 7-for-12 from 3.
Krueger is averaging a team-high 16.9 points and is shooting 47.9% from beyond the arc.
Kyler Marks, Seymour basketball
The senior forward-center played a big part in two wins last week to help the Thunder reach D3 sectionals.
He had 24 points, 16 rebounds and shot 12-for-16 against Menominee Nation.
Marks followed with 13 points against Wittenberg-Birnamwood in a regional championship.
Destiny Webster, Green Bay Notre Dame basketball
The senior was instrumental in leading the Tritons to the D1 state tournament.
Webster had a game-high 18 points, 5 assists and 3 rebounds in 54-48 sectional semifinal win over Kimberly.
As for an encore?
She had 21 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 blocks in a 69-54 sectional title victory over Stevens Point.
Webster shot a combined 13-for-19 in the two games.
Vote for Cellcom Green Bay player of the week
2025-26 winners
Week 1: Jaxson Beaumia, Ashwaubenon (11,898 votes)
Week 2: Aiden Bruce, Green Bay Preble (7,587 votes)
Week 3: Seneca Nooyen, Ashwaubenon (37,894 votes)
Week 4: Jacob Nuthals, Green Bay Preble (40,530 votes)
Week 5: Parker Marshall, Pulaski (1,378 votes)
Week 6: Gavin Sullivan, Green Bay Preble (4,428 votes)
Week 7: Ella Van Ermen, Coleman (20,356 votes)
Week 8: Emma Cunningham, Green Bay Southwest (18,008 votes)
Week 9: Liam Letizia, Green Bay West (48,213 votes)
Week 10: Cayden Cavanaugh, De Pere (1,392 votes)
Week 11: Hannah Miller, Kewaunee (36,394 votes)
Week 12: Brock Gauthier, Bay Port (5,976 votes)
Week 13: Joey Massey, Green Bay Notre Dame (21,794 votes)
Week 14: Camille Konkol, Green Bay Preble (44,354 votes)
Week 15: Cade DeLarwelle, Denmark (471 votes)
Week 16: Brooklynn Lucassen, Green Bay Preble ( 8,067 votes)
Week 17: Kiya Brand, Crivitz (14,133 votes)
Week 18: Natalie Rudnick, Seymour (645 votes)
Week 19: Hayden Schultz, Northeastern Wisconsin Lutheran (18,382 votes)
Week 20: Isaiah Faulkner, Providence Academy (27,163 votes)
Week 21: Elliana Memken, Bay Area Ice Bears (36,080 votes)
Week 22: Conrad Kreutzberg, Pulaski (61,871 votes)
Week 23: Reagan Schneider, Algoma (18,253 votes)
Week 24: Jack Falk, Pulaski (23,288 votes)
Week 25: Quinn Wesenberg, Bonduel (12,150 votes)
Week 26: Carter Tebon, Bay Port (13,510 votes)
Week 27: Skylyn Baxter, Peshtigo (14,611 votes)
Week 28: Andrew Wiesner, Sevastopol (22,015 votes)
This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Vote for March 2-7 Cellcom Press-Gazette high school athlete of week
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