Germantown High School - Home of the Warhawks

The Pom and Dance Team competed at Regionals this past weekend in Middleton and placed 4th in their Pom routine! They qualified for State in La Crosse which is in a week! Great job, Warchix!

The team also did a halftime routine at Tuesday night's boys' varsity basketball game.The Germantown Boys' Basketball Team delivered instant classic vibes at the 5th Annual Warhawk Invite, edging out an 82–79 win on a last-second, game-winning three-pointer by JJ Walters. In a back-and-forth battle that stayed tight all night, Walters rose up as time expired and buried the triple, sending the Germantown bench—and crowd—into a frenzy.

The victory capped off a high-powered offensive performance by Germantown, which shot an impressive 52.6% from the field and a scorching 59.1% from beyond the arc (13-of-22). The team also took care of business at the free-throw line, converting 9-of-11 (81.8%) in a game where every point mattered.

Cahlil Jones was the engine all night, stuffing the stat sheet with 25 points, 7 rebounds, and 10 assists, controlling the tempo and setting up teammates throughout the game. Jones went 10-of-17 from the floor and added 4-of-5 at the stripe in a complete senior performance.

Walters wasn’t just the hero at the buzzer—he was lethal all evening. The senior poured in 20 points, knocking down 5-of-7 three-pointers, while also adding 7 rebounds, 6 assists, and 2 steals. His confidence never wavered, and Germantown trusted him with the final shot—rightfully so.

Dylan Merryfield provided a huge boost with 17 points on an ultra-efficient 7-of-10 shooting, including 3-of-5 from deep, while also protecting the rim with two blocks. Darrius Peete chipped in 11 points, hitting 3-of-4 from three, and Jack Olszewski, Aidan Bonner, and Payton Laabs added solid defensive energy.

Germantown boys' basketball battled to the final horn but ultimately fell 90–81 to Tosa West on January 27, despite a monster night from senior Cahlil Jones.

Jones was nearly unstoppable offensively, pouring in a game-high 39 points on an ultra-efficient 15-of-21 shooting. The senior added five assists, three rebounds, and a block while consistently attacking the rim and keeping Germantown within striking distance throughout the night. Jones also knocked down 2-of-4 from three, showcasing his versatility as the focal point of the offense.

Tosa West’s depth and ability to convert at the free-throw line proved to be the difference, as Germantown struggled at the stripe, shooting just 50% (10-of-20) on the night. While the Warhawks generated quality looks, missed opportunities and turnovers at key moments allowed Tosa West to maintain control late.

Jack Olszewski finished with 9 points and 3 rebounds, bringing defensive intensity and energy, while Dylan Merryfield contributed 7 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists, impacting the game on both ends of the floor. Aidan Bonner gave Germantown a spark from beyond the arc, knocking down 2 three-pointers on his way to 6 points.

JJ Walters scored 8 points, but continued to facilitate with three assists, while Payton Laabs chipped in 3 points and an assist. Darrius Peete added 5 points and a steal, and Cole Reiter provided a strong presence inside with 6 rebounds.

Good luck tot he team as they travel to Brookfield Central tonight!

On Tuesday the girls' basketball team defeated Tosa West 89-43. Five Warhawks scored in double figures: Maddie Stocks (16 points), Samantha Stocks (15 points), Avery O'Brien (15 points), Morgan Johnson (14 points) and Teigan Stuve (10 points). Macey Burling pulled down 5 rebounds, while Teigan Stuve had 3 assists and 3 blocked shots. Four Warhawks had 4 steals in the game, including Maddie Stocks, Teigan Stuve, Kylee Bell and Avery O'Brien.