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The 2024-25 basketball season has been historic for Milwaukee, with three local teams winning state championships in various divisions. Wisconsin Lutheran, Wauwatosa West, and Milwaukee Academy of Science showcased extraordinary talent, led by standout players like Jamarion Batemon and Aaron Womack III. This season not only highlighted individual brilliance but also the importance of teamwork and breaking records, creating an unforgettable experience for fans and players alike. As Milwaukee basketball shines, the anticipation for future seasons grows.

Milwaukee’s Basketball Brilliance: A Season to Remember!

What a spectacular season it has been for basketball enthusiasts in Milwaukee! The city’s teams have truly outdone themselves by showcasing extraordinary talent on the court during the 2024-25 WIAA Boys Basketball Championship. As a whole, the Greater Milwaukee area shone brightly, producing not just one, but three remarkable state championship-winning teams!

Championships Galore!

This season, Milwaukee’s basketball teams brought home trophies in three divisions: Wisconsin Lutheran claimed victory in Division 1, Wauwatosa West celebrated their win in Division 2, and the Milwaukee Academy of Science topped it off by snagging their very first state title in Division 3. The thrill didn’t just end here; the atmosphere was electric at the Kohl Center from March 20-22, where emotions ran high as fans cheered for their teams with unmatched enthusiasm!

Standout Performers

Highlighting the impressive array of talent on display, the season witnessed not one but two Mr. Basketball finalists. Among them was Jamarion Batemon from Milwaukee Academy of Science, a player destined for Iowa State. Batemon’s scoring prowess was astonishing this season, with an impressive average of 25.6 points per game. All in all, he scored a whopping 1,914 points throughout his high school career. His knack for clutch performances was evident as he netted 22 points in a thrilling semifinal match against Lake Mills and added 16 more during the nail-biting state championship against Freedom.

Another star player making headlines this season was Aaron Womack III. He not only became the all-time leading scorer at Dominican High School with an incredible total of 2,240 points, but he also put up eye-popping averages of 28.8 points, 11.1 rebounds, and 4.3 assists per game. And let’s not forget his impressive 59.6% field goal percentage, proving he was a force to be reckoned with on the court.

Team Efforts and Victories

But individual accolades aside, it was teamwork that played a crucial role in these championship successes. Zavier Zens from Wisconsin Lutheran took his game to the next level, increasing his scoring average to 22.2 points in the pivotal moments of the state semifinal and title games. And the consistent performance of Devin Brown from Milwaukee Academy of Science was also instrumental, as he averaged 18.1 points and 10.8 rebounds, solidifying his status as a defensive stalwart.

Meanwhile, Matthew Kloskey from Wauwatosa West had a standout performance during the decisive championship, scoring an impressive 29 points and leading his team to a thrilling 60-57 victory against Racine Park. Not to overlook Jalen Brown, who not only scored 22.1 points per game but also celebrated his achievement of breaking the 1,000 career points milestone during a high-stakes semifinal!

Breaking Records and Creating History!

This season also sprinkled in some remarkable milestones and historical moments. For instance, Isaiah Robinson shattered state tournament records with an astounding 15 steals during the Division 2 state game, helping his team make it to their first state tournament appearance since 1960. As if that wasn’t enough, Aquinas and Cochrane-Fountain City also celebrated victories in their respective division championships, adding to the rich legacy of Milwaukee basketball.

This basketball season has been nothing short of a celebration of talent, teamwork, and unforgettable moments. Milwaukee truly dominated the court this year, and with the exceptional skills on display, fans can gear up for even more thrilling seasons to come. The future looks bright for basketball in the Brew City, and we can’t wait to see what the next season has in store!

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