DUFFEL BAG PREP NEWS AND NOTES
AROUND THE AREA
HIRED: Menomonee Falls named Dan Lutz as its new football coach. He succeeds John Baker, who resigned in January after seven seasons. Lutz was the co-defensive coordinator this past season when Falls finished second in the Greater Metro Conference.
Lutz spent four seasons (2007-’10) as head coach at Brookfield Academy where he compiled a 26-13 record and won Midwest Classic titles in 2008 and ’09.
COUSINS SCHOLARSHIPS: Cousins Subs and it’s Make It Better Foundation will have its third-annual Wisconsin Sports Award Scholarship Contest from March 2-April 12. There will be two $5,000 scholarshipsand two $2,000 scholarships awarded. One boy and one girl will win each.
To be eligible individuals must be seniors and have played in a WIAA sanctioned sport. For an application and more information go to
cousinssubs.com/scholarship.
AROUND THE STATE
Record-breaker: South Shore senior Megan Gustafson broke the single-game scoring record with 64 points in a 73-37 regional semifinal victory over Mercer on Friday. The previous record of 58 points was set by South Shore’s Jolene Anderson in 2004.
Against Mercer, Gustafson also broke Anderson’s single-season scoring record of 956 points. The Iowa recruit enters the sectional semifinals with 1,016 points.
WHERE THEY ARE NOW
ALL-CONFERENCE: Iowa’s Samantha Logic, a senior guard from Racine Case, received all-Big Ten recognition for the fourth time. A unanimous selection by the coaches for the second straight season, she is the first Hawkeye to be selected to the first team in back-to-back years since 2011.
The co-captain was a third-team selection as a sophomore and made the all-freshman team in 2012. Logic, who averages 13.4 points and 6.9 rebounds per game, is the only player in NCAA history to get at least 1,400 points, 800 rebounds, 800 assists and 200 steals.
At Drake, freshman Reed Timmer (New Berlin Eisenhower) was named to the Missouri Valley Conference’s All-Freshman and All-Newcomer teams. Timmer was one of just two freshmen on the newcomer team.
He averages a team-high 11.6 points per game. He averaged 11.9 points per game in conference play, shooting 42.9% overall and 37.8% from threepoint range. His scoring average jumps to 15.6 points per game in the last 10 contests. Timmer is one of just 15 freshmen in the Division I averaging at least 11 points and 2.5 assists per game.
Cleveland State’s Charles Lee, a Milwaukee Hamilton product who recently scored his 1,000th point, was named to the all-defensive team of the Horizon League. UW-Green Bay sophomore Jordan Fouse (Racine St. Catherine’s) also made that team while UW-Milwaukee senior Steve McWhorter, another St. Catherine’s graduate, made second-team allleague.
Mark Stewart