Waukesha West's girls' basketball team lost 59-40 to Grafton in a WIAA Division 2 regional final, despite exceeding expectations with a 16-10 season and multiple winning streaks. The Wolverines struggled with shooting, especially in the regional final, where they shot just 18.2% from the floor and made only 3-of-21 3-pointers. Grafton's suffocating defense contributed to this outcome, as they frustrated West's standout player, Jordan Fenske. The loss highlighted the Wolverines' shooting woes and difficulty managing turnovers, ultimately leading to a 24-5 run by Grafton that sealed the game. West's coach attributed the defeat to the team's inability to play well against a strong opponent. Despite this setback, the team is proud of their performance and optimistic about their prospects for the next season.

By the Numbers
  • West finished the year with a 16-10 record.
  • West shot just 18.2% from the floor and made only 3-of-21 3-pointers in the regional final.
State of Play
  • Waukesha West's girls' basketball team lost to Grafton in the WIAA Division 2 regional final, ending their season.
  • Despite the loss, the team exceeded expectations with a 16-10 record and multiple winning streaks.
  • Grafton's strong defensive performance and a 24-5 run in the game sealed the victory.
Bottom Line

Waukesha West's girls' basketball team's loss in the regional final showcased their shooting struggles, but the team is optimistic about their future prospects and proud of their overall performance.