Menominee Nation Boys Basketball Season Ends in Regional Semifinal Loss to Seymour, 77-36

The Menominee Nation Eagles traveled to Seymour on March 6 for a WIAA Division 3 regional semifinal and ran into a Seymour Thunder squad that left no doubt, rolling to a 77-36 victory and bringing the Keshena program's 2025-26 season to a close.

The 41-point margin told the full story of the night. Seymour, playing at home, controlled the game from start to finish, holding Menominee Nation to 36 points in what MaxPreps classified as a tournament game. Individual box score details, including player scoring totals, rebounds, and foul counts, were not available at publication time.

The loss capped a season that had its share of tight finishes and resilience. Just three days earlier, on March 3, the Eagles had secured a 59-57 win over Sturgeon Bay to advance to the regional round. That victory followed a 80-77 decision over Shiocton on February 26, a game that showcased the kind of close-game composure Menominee Nation showed at various points during the winter.

The Eagles' late-season stretch was not without adversity. A 53-54 loss to Weyauwega-Fremont on February 20 denied them a win that had been within reach for most of the night. Earlier in February, Bonduel handed them a 61-86 setback on February 3, and Iola-Scandinavia followed with an 85-68 win three days later. The team rebounded from that stretch with a dominant 70-50 win over Crandon on February 10, a performance that drew the description "no trouble" in subsequent reporting.

The final overall record for the 2025-26 season was not confirmed in available sources by publication time. The source material from which this report is drawn indicated a season record was reported but the figure was not recoverable. That number, along with any postgame comments from coaching staff or players, will be added when confirmed.