Arrowhead Girls’ Basketball Wins State Championship led by Natalie Kussow’s Heroic Performance
The Arrowhead Warhawks clinched the WIAA Division 1 state championship with a 69-59 victory over Neenah, led by star sophomore guard Natalie Kussow who scored 26 points and grabbed 8 rebounds.
The Big PictureArrowhead secured its first gold ball in 33 years, highlighting the team's dedication and Kussow's standout performance.
By the Numbers- Natalie Kussow scored 26 points, had 8 rebounds, 6 assists, and 4 steals.
- Ziebell, the opposing team's standout, scored 35 points in the game.
Fatigue was a factor for Ziebell and Neenah after a closely contested game the night before against Hartford.
State of Play- Arrowhead's victory marked their first title since 1991 and the third state title in program history.
- The team excelled in the paint, outscoring Neenah 38-12 and not allowing any fast-break points.
Arrowhead's win adds to the Classic 8 conference's recent success in the D1 state championship, maintaining a strong legacy in the competition.
Bottom LineArrowhead's triumph, propelled by Kussow and team dynamics, reflects a story of perseverance, teamwork, and the joy of achieving a long-awaited title.
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