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Salem Lakes-Waterford Boys Basketball defeated Whitnall, 56-49, at the Wilmot Union High School in a Sectectal Finus of the Wiaa Division 2 on Thursday evening, but the game generated more than what took place before the last summer.

The User Barwickpedia (formerly called Twitter) Barwickpedia was shown by the Postgame -Handhake line, which Whitnall Myles Herro Place posted two hands on Waterford Junior Caden Gustafson’s breast and pushed him back to the stands. Gustafson kept his foot while the teammates of Waterford hurried to confront Herro. Video shows that others appear before the teams were separated.

Herro, the younger brother of Whitnall Alaun and the current Miami Heat player Tyler Herro, reported on Cal Poly and Southern Illinois.

In an explanation that was presented to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Friday, Jill Stobber, director of Waterford Athletic/Activities, said the director of Whitnall High School and the sports director with an apology letter.

“It is obvious that you will take this matter seriously and we trust that your administration will treat the situation appropriately. We appreciate the practicality with which you deal with the matter”, including Stobber’s explanation.

She also recognized the intensity of the moment while supporting Gustafson.

“While we understand the intensive emotions that can occur during the competition game, our athlete was in a physical discussion in an exhibition of sportiness. We are firmly behind our student, which showed remarkable reluctance in view of this incredible situation,” added Stobber.

“In our school we teach our athletes that respect and sportiness go beyond the final summer. There is no place for physical aggression in athletics on educational basis, regardless of the output or emotions of the game. Our main concern remains the well-being of the well-being of our student athletes, and we cooperate in full in this incident.

Whitnall also answered with an explanation of the communication coordinator of the Brenda Litza district.

“The interaction during the Handshake after the game does not reflect the values ​​of our basketball program.

Waterford went on to the Division 2 department against Racine Park at Whitefish Bay High School on Saturday at 1 p.m.

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