It was a rough night for the local varsity basketball teams as all four teams lost Woodland Conference games, including the first loss of the season for the .
New Berlin West's Jordan McKeon knocked down a 3-pointer with 11 seconds left to help give the host Vikings a 51-50 win over Whitnall, which had started the season 8-0.
Stephen Pelkofer scored to lead the Falcons (8-1, 4-1).
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Meanwhile, at Whitnall, the girls basketball team suffered a 33-29 loss to visiting New Berlin West.
Whitnall's Rachael Shulta converted a layup off a steal with less that 30 seconds left to close it to 31-29. The Vikings added two more, and with 11 seconds left, Whitnall missed a shot and a put-back attempt that fell short.
"The girls played hard, and defensively gave a solid effort," Whitnall coach Keith Larson said. "I thought we handled their post players well, limiting their touches. West just plays such solid half-court defense, it was difficult to get a good offensive flow going."
Shulta led Whitnall (6-3, 3-2) with 13 points and Ashley Markowiak added 11.
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The Greenfield girls (1-6, 0-5) nearly earned its first league win of the season but a Margaret O'Brien 3-pointer forced overtime and O'Brien's basket with 2 seconds left pushed the Shorewood Greyhounds ahead, 58-56.
The Greenfield boys remained winless (0-7, 0-5) after a 76-44 loss to Shorewood.
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