The Wisco girls basketball team cruised to a road victory in the WIAA regional semifinals, crushing Milwaukee Golda Meir by a score of 74-28.

The Vikings' pressure caused problems for the Owls, as the visitors opened up a 20-6 lead midway through the first half. Wisco then removed any doubt about the outcome with a 34-6 run to end the half, as they headed to the locker room up 54-12.

Jayla Rankin and Noel Greene led the team with 14 points and 12 points, respectively - with each of them doing all their scoring in the first half. Kenly Frey scored 10 points, Laila Hamiel added 8, and Jazz Smith and Eden Rader scored 6 apiece.

With the victory, the Vikings advance to the regional final on Saturday night. They travel to Pius XI to take on the Lady Popes in a 7 PM contest.

A strong second half helped the Lady Vikings basketball team to a win over Whitnall in the 2022 regular-season finale.

Wisco trailed by a point at halftime, but rallied past the Falcons 31-22 in the second half to claim a 63-55 victory.

Jazz Smith led three Vikings in double figures with 18 points. Laila Hamiel added 11 points and Ally Rhyner scored 10. Noel Greene contributed nine points and Madysen Lueck added seven.

Postseason play is next on the horizon. Wisco earned a #5 seed in their half-bracket and will travel to Milwaukee Golda Meir for a regional semifinal game on Friday, February 25.

A big night at the free throw line helped the Wisco girls defeat Greendale on Friday. They topped the Panthers by a score of 75-50 in a game where they scored over one-third of their points (26) from the charity stripe.

The Vikings led 37-25 at halftime and posted almost the exact same advantage in the second half, outscoring Greendale 38-25 after the break.

Jayla Rankin led the team with 13 points. Jazz Smith added 12 and Madison Reid scored 11. Kenly Frey and Laila Hamiel put in nine points apiece.

The Vikings will play a Woodland Crossover game on Wednesday, February 16, at a location to be determined.

Wauwatosa East defeated the Vikings in non-conference girls basketball action on Wednesday night. The visiting Red Raiders topped Wisco by a score of 51-42.

Tosa East led 25-20 at halftime and stretched their advantage. The Vikings were led by Jazz Smith, who scored 12 points, and Noel Greene, who scored 11. Madysen Lueck added 8.

Wisco closes Woodland Conference play on Friday, when they host Greendale at 7 PM.

The Wisco girls basketball team snapped a losing streak with a strong showing at West Allis Central, defeating the Bulldogs by a score of 71-39 on Tuesday night.

Jayla Rankin led all scorers with a season-high 25 points to power the Vikings' attack. She was joined in double figures by fellow sophomore Jazz Smith, who scored 11. Laila Hamiel added 8 points and Madison Reid had 7.

The team hosts Greendale on Friday, February 11.

The girls basketball team suffered defeat at the hands of Pewaukee on Friday night, falling on the road to the Pirates by a score of 69-41.

The Vikings trailed 38-18 at halftime. Jayla Rankin led the team with 10 points. Noel Greene scored 8 and Jazz Smith added 7.

Wisco travels to West Allis Central on Tuesday, February 8. Game time is 5:40 PM.

The third-ranked Pius XI team defeated the Lady Vikings on the basketball court Tuesday night by a score of 74-39.

Jazz Smith paced Wisco with 11 points. Laila Hamiel added 6 and Kenly Frey and Madysen Lueck scored 5 apiece. A box score is available here.

The team travels to Pewaukee on Friday, February 4 for a 7 PM contest with the Pirates.

The Lady Vikings basketball team pushed New Berlin West to the limit, but couldn't quite get over the hump in a 59-53 loss at WLHS on Friday night.

Jayla Rankin poured in 21 points to lead the Vikings. Jazz Smith added 14 and Ally Rhyner had 7. A box score is available here.

The Vikings host Pius XI on Tuesday, February 1.

The Lady Vikings provided a good amount of excitement on Tuesday night, erasing a five-point deficit in the final minute of regulation, but in the end, #6 New Berlin Eisenhower prevailed in overtime, 70-64.

Kenly Frey's layup with 11 seconds left tied the game at 59 and the Wisco defense held on the Lions' final possession to force overtime. Back-to-back turnovers in the extra session hurt the Vikings' chances, as Eisenhower pulled ahead and made free throws down the stretch to seal the game.

Jayla Rankin led the team with 22 points. Jazz Smith added 10 and Noel Greene scored 8. The Vikings host New Berlin West on Friday, January 28.

The Lady Vikings were unable to overcome South Milwaukee on Thursday night, falling to the Rockets on the hardcourt by a score of 72-49.

South Milwaukee led 34-35 at halftime and shot 54% compared to just 29% for Wisco. Laila Hamiel led the Vikings with 14 points and Jazz Smith added 10 points and six rebounds.

The team travels to New Berlin Eisenhower on Thursday, January 25.

The girls basketball team knocked off Wauwatosa West by a score of 68-54 on Saturday. The win was the second in a row and third in the last four games for the Vikings.

Ally Rhyner led the team with 18 points on 7-13 shooting. She was joined in double figures by Madison Reid, who was 7-10 from the field and finished with 15 points. Eden Rader grabbed 14 rebounds to go along with eight points, and Kenly Frey handed out a team-high five assists.

A box score is available here. The girls host South Milwaukee on Thursday.

The Wisco girls basketball team used a big second half to take down Greendale on Friday night at GHS. The Vikings led 34-29 at halftime and then outscored the Panthers 43-23 in the second half.

Four Vikings scored in double figures, led by Ally Rhyner with 15. Laila Hamiel added 13 points, Kenly Frey scored 11, and Madyson Lueck had 10. 

A box score is available here. The team hosts Wauwatosa West on Saturday at 2:00 PM.

The Kettle Moraine Lutheran girls defeated the Vikings on the basketball court Tuesday night, pulling out a 62-46 decision at KML.

Wisco played the Chargers nearly even in the second half, but that was after the team had fallen into a 30-18 halftime deficit.

Ally Rhyner led the Vikings with 11 points; she added 5 rebounds. Layla Hamiel scored 9 points and grabbed 7 boards, and Jayla Rankin had 6 points and 7 rebounds.

The team returns to conference action on Friday when they travel to Greendale.

The Lady Vikings basketball team concluded their week on a winning note, trouncing the visiting Bulldogs of West Allis Central by a score of 81-41 on Friday night.

Three players scored in double figures for Wisco, who led 41-19 at halftime. Ally Rhyner and Jayla Rankin paced the team with 17 points apiece and Jazz Smith added 12. Additionally, Tabitha Fromm and Eden Rader scored 8 points each.

A box score is available here. The Vikings travel to Kettle Moraine Lutheran on Tuesday, January 11.

The Wisco girls basketball team dropped its first game of 2022, falling to visiting Pewaukee by a score of 83-49.

Jazz Smith had 13 points to pace the team. Laila Hamiel added 9, and Tabitha Fromm and Madyson Lueck scored 7 apiece. A box score is available here.

The team hosts West Allis Central on Friday, January 7.

Despite missing a few key players, the Wisco girls basketball team battled hard against Pius XI on Friday night. In the end, however, the Vikings could not keep pace with the #5 Lady Popes and fell by a score of 86-41.

Kenly Frey paced the team with 12 points. She was followed closely by Jayla Rankin with 10 points and Madison Reid with 9. A box score is available here.

The team takes a break during the Christmas holiday and returns to action in the new year when they host Pewaukee on January 4.

Three Lady Vikings scored in double figures on Tuesday night, but it wasn't quite enough as host South Milwaukee slipped past Wisco, 56-49, in girls basketball.

The two teams were tied at 20 apiece at halftime, but the Rockets outscored the Vikings 36-29 in the second half to claim the victory.

Jayla Rankin led the team with 13 points. Jazz Smith was right behind her with a 12-point effort. Noel Greene added 11.

The Vikings travel to Pius XI on Friday, December 17.

The Wisco girls basketball team fell to #6 ranked New Berlin West on Thursday night. The final score of the road contest was 59-39.

Box score details were not immediately available. They will be posted here eventually.

The team returns to action on Tuesday, December 14, when they travel to South Milwaukee in a Woodland Conference crossover game.

The girls basketball team opened a rugged Woodland West Conference slate with a 50-40 loss to New Berlin Eisenhower at home on Friday night. The Lions are currently ranked #4 in the state in Division 2, one of four top ten teams in the conference.

The Vikings fell behind 34-22 at halftime. They were led by the sophomore duo of Jazz Smith and Jayla Rankin, who scored eight points apiece. Kenly Frey and Noel Greene added five each. A box score is available here.

The team travels to #6 New Berlin West on Thursday, December 9.

The Wisco girls basketball team was dealt a setback by Lakeside Lutheran on Tuesday night, falling to the Warriors by a score of 65-59 in a non-conference matchup in Lake Mills.

The Vikings led by seven at halftime only to watch the lead slip away. Lakeside made 25 of 35 free throws to help seal the victory.

Stats for Wisco were not immediately available. A partial box score can be found here.

The Vikings open conference play on Friday when they host New Berlin Eisenhower.

The girls basketball team suffered its first setback of the season on Saturday night, dropping a 71-67 contest at Menomonee Falls in the championship game of the Phoenix's Thanksgiving Tournament.

The Vikings fell behind 39-27 after a half of action. They cut into the Falls lead after the break and had the ball down by four with just under 20 seconds to play. But they were unable to convert, the Phoenix connected on two free throws, and a Wisco basket just before the buzzer provided the final margin.

Jazz Smith led the team with a season-high 23 points. She was joined in double figures by Jayla Rankin and Laila Hamiel, who scored 11 apiece. A box score is available here.

The team heads to Lakeside Lutheran for a non-conference matchup on Tuesday, November 30.

The Wisco girls basketball team cruised to a 71-38 victory over Nicolet on Friday night in the semifinal round of the Menomonee Falls Thanksgiving Tournament.

The Vikings led 36-14 at halftime and never looked back. Jazz Smith scored 15 points to lead the team. She connected three times from behind the arc and made six of 10 free throws. Jayla Rankin added 12 points and Kenly Frey scored 11. A box score is available here.

The victory gives the team a 3-0 record to start the season. They will face host Menomonee Falls in the championship game of the tournament at 6:00 PM on Saturday, November 27.

The girls basketball team jumped on visiting Waterford early and often, cruising to a 69-30 victory over the Wolverines in the 2021-22 home opener.

The Vikings jumped out to a 22-4 lead and held a 31-15 advantage at halftime.

Jayla Rankin led all scorers with 18 points and Jazz Smith added 14. Seven other Vikings scored between four and six points.

Wisco plays Nicolet in the Menomonee Falls Thanksgiving Tournament on Friday, November 26.

The girls basketball team began the season with a road victory, erupting for 74 points in a six-point victory at Hartford Union on Saturday. A balanced effort led the way as five Vikings scored in double figures.

The team led 35-30 at halftime and knocked down 15 of 18 attempts from the charity stripe to seal the victory.

Jazz Smith and Ally Rhyner led the team with 13 points apiece. Jayla Rankin added 12, Noel Greene had 11, and Kenly Frey scored 10. A box score is available here.

The Vikings host Waterford in the home opener on Tuesday, November 23.