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Tiby, Love named All Horizon League first team

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Matt Tiby

Milwaukee Panther forward Matt Tiby and Green Bay Phoenix guard Carrington Love have been named to the All-Horizon League men’s basketball first team.

Tiby, a senior, led the Panthers with 16 points and eight rebounds a game.  He has 256 rebounds this season and in three years as a Panther has registered the top three rebounding seasons in Milwaukee’s Division 1 History.

Love led Green Bay in scoring and steals this season with averages of 18.3 points and 2.5 steals per game.  The senior stepped up and filled the scoring void created by the graduation of two-time Horizon League Player of the Year [Read more…]

Green Bay holds off rival Milwaukee

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Green Bay coach Linc Darner

Green Bay coach Linc Darner

The Green Bay Phoenix had just played five-straight road games and ten of their last 12 away from the Resch Center, and the Milwaukee Panthers were wrapping up a five-game road trip, facing their rivals on Monday night.

The two teams were clearly road weary and their offense came in spurts.  In the end, the Phoenix played the cleaner game and held off the Panthers 70-68 to move into 4th place in the Horizon League, in front of the Panthers.  The Phoenix evened the season series with the two games being decided by a total of three points.

The Panthers had a couple of chances at the end of the game, with the Phoenix leading by two.  Brock Stull and Austin Arians missed three-pointers in the final eight seconds. [Read more…]

Horizon League roundup

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Jordan Fouse

Jordan Fouse

Jordan Fouse recorded a double-double for the sixth straight game and the Green Bay men’s basketball team held off Northern Kentucky 85-78 in Horizon League play on Thursday night.

Green Bay (14-9, 6-4 HL) needed some clutch free throws late to seal the win and secure the season sweep against the Norse (8-14, 4-7 HL).  After NKU knocked down a three-pointer with 51 seconds left to cut the Green Bay lead to four, Fouse made a pair of free throws and Turner Botz added another to hold off the Norse.

Fouse finished with 14 points and ten rebounds, notching his 15th career double-double and his seventh this season.  Fouse also registered four steals, the last of which tied him with Terry Evans for the all-time career record at Green Bay.  Fouse now sits on 237 career steals, needing just one more to take over the top spot. [Read more…]

Panthers four-game win streak comes to an end

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Milwaukee Panthers logoFormer Madison Memorial standout Tre Brunette’s running shot in the lane with 1.2-seconds left in the second overtime gave South Dakota a 92-91 win over UW-Milwaukee on Thursday night.

The Panthers had a chance to win it in the first overtime but a video review confirmed a whistle and shot clock violation on a put-back attempt by Akeem Springs, which nullified a basket.

The Panthers almost came back from a five-point deficit with just over two minutes to play but fell short.

Matt Tiby had 31 points and 17 rebounds, as he became the 26th Milwaukee player to score one-thousand points for his career.

Five South Dakota players scored in double figures, led by Tyler Hagedorn and D.J. Davis, as the Coyotes improve to seven-and-four while the Panthers dropped to eight-and-four.

Green Bay’s Sykes repeats as HL Player of the Year

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Keifer Sykes

Keifer Sykes

Green Bay Phoenix senior guard Keifer Sykes is the Horizon League Player of the Year for the second-straight season.

Sykes becomes the first player since Detroit’s Rashad Phillips in 2000-01 to win back-to-back player of the year awards and the fifth player in the league’s history to win player of the year two or more times.  Sykes joins Tony Bennett (1990-91, 1991-92) as the only players in Green Bay’s Division 1 history to be named the conference player of the year twice.

For the second straight season, media members, head coaches and sports information directors voted Sykes as the top player in the league.  He was also voted All-Horizon League for the third time in his career. [Read more…]

Panoske’s three-pointer lifts Panthers to victory

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Milwaukee Panthers logoJ.J. Panoske’s three-pointer with four seconds left gave the UW-Milwaukee Panthers a 61-58 win over Wright State on Thursday night in Dayton, Ohio.

Matt Tiby scored a career-high 24 points to lead the Panthers.  He hit 7 of 9 from the field and 4 for 4 from three-point range.

The Panthers (13-16, 8-7) moved a game over .500 in the Horizon League play.  They’ll close out the regular season at Youngstown State on Saturday (6pm).

 

Panthers home court win streak is history

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Milwaukee Panthers logoThe Milwaukee Panthers, who won’t enjoy any post-season tournament play this season, was trying to pull off a big upset at home on Sunday afternoon, leading Horizon League leader Valparaiso 28-23 at halftime.

UWM shot 50% from the field in the first half, while holding the Crusaders to just 27.6%.  The Panthers held that lead for the first half of the second half before the Crusaders grabbed a 44-43 lead with 9:02 to play.  Valparaiso went on a 11-0 run and never looked back. [Read more…]

Fast start propels Green Bay to victory (AUDIO)

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Brian Wardle

Brian Wardle

After losing twice to Milwaukee last season, the Green Bay Phoenix swept the season series from the Panthers this season, winning 81-70 at the Resch Center in Green Bay last night.

The Phoenix (19-5, 8-2 Horizon League) moved back into a three-way tie atop the conference standings with Cleveland State and Valparaiso, with Oakland just a half-game back.

The Phoenix also improved to 11-0 at home this season, with games against Detroit, Cleveland State and Oakland remaining.

The Phoenix started fast, jumping out to a 29-6 lead and leading by as [Read more…]

UWM Panthers blown out by Valparaiso

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Milwaukee Panthers logoThe UW-Milwaukee Panthers fell behind 19-3 and were never in the game, falling to Valparaiso 73-48 in Indiana on Monday night.

The Panthers (7-14, 2-5 Horizon League), hit just 1 of 17 from beyond the three-point arc.

Valparaiso (19-4, 6-2) led 39-16 at halftime.

Crusaders sophomore Alec Peters scored 24 points in 24 minutes of playing time, hitting 10 of 14 from the field.  Peters and the rest of his teammates shot 56% from the field for the game as they climbed to within a half game of the first place Green Bay Phoenix in Horizon League play.

Matt Tiby had 15 points, scoring in double digits in each of his last 12 games.  That matches the longest stretch of his career.