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WRCO Morning Sports

News from the Center · Fri Oct 25, 2024

I'm Filney with sports Richland Center River Valley battled in WIA a tournament soccer

opening action last night with River Valley winning two goals to one.

The Black Hawks went up early in that one last night and it was one nothing at halftime

and then the match was delayed twice because of lightning in the area.

River Valley scored a second and final goal of the game.

The Hornets had many scoring opportunities according to Coach Tom Stadler and many passing

combinations led by their seniors.

The team never gave up.

The last goal came from sophomore defender Harrison Carpenter, Harrison's hustle and

great touch led to his goal.

He sprinted from one end to the field to the other and it resulted in a goal.

And Coach Stadler says another great year for Hornets soccer with nine players receiving

all conference awards.

This year we'll have more on that in the coming days.

But River Valley now moves on after a two one win over Richland Center.

From Saturday they will face St. John's Northwestern Chester Sennacada Bay of a Milwaukee

after their six nothing victory against Columbus yesterday elsewhere Lake Country Lutheran

nine nothing over Mauston Aquinas beat Northland Lutheran two goals to one in Division

three Wisconsin Dells defeated dodgeville mineral point six to one and it was delivery

and one nothing over Mount Horobb also a McFarland win for nothing over Monroe.

According to volleyball it was an exciting one last night heard on WRCO between the Hornets

and Luther.

Noah Ewing will serve Hornets fans around their feet Ewing with the serve fielded now by

Luther.

There's the set by Ziddle shot by Clark back to all Hornets Ewing.

There's the set shot at the top by Chidrick diving dig by Lutheran and it gets to the

corner.

The Hornets provide fifteen six final Richland Center wins in five sets after winning

the first set quickly twenty five fourteen Richland Center then lost the next two by scores

of twenty five fifteen and twenty five twenty three.

They got back on track against the Knights and claimed a twenty five nineteen win and

set four and they took the fifth fifteen six.

The win was Richland Center's thirtieth on the season.

It sends them to Saturday night's regional championship match against Aquinas.

Senior Solay Ewing led with sixteen kills on the night.

Junior Danica Paul's at five a serves.

The senior leadership came through for Richland Center as Lily and Chidrick along with Chloe

Darling, Ava Cosgrove, Madeline Huber and Carly Meaden all came through big time.

I asked Carly what coach Jamie Johnson told the team when they were down by two sets.

She just said we just got to all come together as a team and we're not going to do it if

we don't play as a team that's the only way.

Carly talked about this year's Hornet volleyball team.

I just love how we all have such a good friendship and no one really has the grudge against

anyone on the team.

We just play so well together and we get along well and it helps.

It really does.

Senior Solay Ewing talked about the win for us.

We came into the game four and five feet.

We know it was going to be a tough game but I think our team really pulled through and

finished it how we should.

I asked Solay about preparing for Aquinas.

I think we just need to really lock in at our practice tomorrow and watching film and

just being us, not letting the nerves and realizing that the pressure is on them.

They're the number one team in Division 3 and their home game so I think if we just

come in and play us, we'll be okay.

Luther saw a season end at 18 and 13.

They were led by seniors Maggie Batine and Sienna Horseman last night following the five

set win.

Richland center plays in the cross Saturday night at seven Aquinas enjoyed their second

round win and four sets over Darlington.

Another action last night Dodgeville into the year for River Valley three sets to one.

They advance in the tournament and Cuba City was a three one winner over Verrocua.

Division two, Plattville was a winner against Lodi three sets to one.

West Salem into the year for Readsburg three sets to one Mount Horob over Portage three

nothing.

Edge would beat the Dells three nothing.

In Division four, Brookwood swept Kickapoo ending the year for the Panthers.

It was also cashed in three two over Phenomore Hillsboro swept Southwestern and Mineral Point

over Wisconsin Heights in three turning two division five last night three nothing.

Philadelphia over Black Hawk, Peccatanica beat Argyle three one, Belmont swept Potosi

Shoalsburg three two over Monticello.

It was Royal three sets to two over Disoto Highland swept Wasika Stuban, Seneca three two

over one Ewok center.

Seneca was up to nothing in that one and then had to come back and fight for the victory.

They advance to take on the Ithaca Bulldogs on Saturday night.

The Bulldogs were winners 25 19.

It was the first win for the Bulldogs and then North Crawford won the second 25 23.

Ithaca won the third 25 14 and the Bulldogs won the fourth 28 26.

The Bulldogs and Seneca tomorrow night in the regional championship match at Ithaca and

now football going on this weekend.

W I A A tournament football, the Richardson Center Hornets are in the playoffs and they

are playing tonight at Darlington.

I talked to head coach Andrew Troxel about last week's win over Broadhead Judah that got

them in the playoffs.

Yeah, I was very pleased.

I mean, we knew that it was going to be competitive going into the Broadhead game, but I mean to

come out and just be dominant right out of the gates like that, you know, kind of took

us back just a little bit, you know, I mean, it's a testament to our boys and how hungry

they are to just be in the playoff field.

So I mean, the last three weeks of playing like that right now kind of hitting the pinnacle

of hitting our stride is looking really promising, you know, as we go into week one of the

playoffs.

The Hornets get ready for the match up tonight at Darlington.

That's a very story program with a lot of success, you know, and especially after last

year, you know, with a state runner up in D6, you know, I mean, they're looking to get

back to Camp Randall, um, maybe means necessary.

And so we know that we've got our work cut out for us that, I mean, they're, they're very

aggressive, you know, up front, they're offensive line and D line are dominant.

You know, and then they've got, you know, at least three skill guys, you know, that have

put up some major yard for them this season.

So, you know, looking in the mirror kind of a little bit in the last couple weeks.

So we find some tendencies and some things that we think that we can really work with as

we kind of go down to Darlington.

I think we can gash him here and there.

It just depends on, you know, can we put that together in last four quarters?

Darlington among the first round playoff football games tonight.

Southwestern East of UK Illinois plays Prairie to Sheen at Prairie as well.

In Division five, looking at the D6 lineup, mineral point is at Cuba City and Westby

at Lancaster among the matchups and several in the area in Division seven.

Bangor, a number one seed hosting at number eight Iowa Grant.

It's also River Ridge traveling to Cashton.

Potosi Castville takes on Black Hawk Warren in a rematch of last weeks.

Conference championship game.

Wozika Stubin Seneca plays at Cochran Fountain City.

Hillsboro's on the road at Camry of Friesland.

Johnson Creek the site for seventh seed Royal and number three.

Ithaca hosts number six Randolph.

I asked co-head coach David Clang what the team works on during playoff week.

Staying with our routine and like it's been working all year and so we kind of want to stay

within our routine like for every week that we have been and just kind of fine-tuning

everything, fixing things up, making sure that if we saw something or didn't like something

on film from the previous week that we're adjusting to it now so it doesn't become a glaring

issue in the playoffs and just kind of sticking with that routine and

making sure everybody knows their role and what they're supposed to do on each play.

I asked David what the team expects from Randolph.

They're a very finesse team and they have like good options.

They're going to kind of run their triple option at us and try to get to the edge.

They like to be able to establish that edge on their run.

They're able to throw the ball too but they really want to establish the run off to their

just sweeps and then they have a quarterback that he likes the ball on his hands and he's

going to be the one that's going to be doing most of the work for them and so if we can control that

keeping them from getting outside and containing the quarterback, we should be pretty well off.

That game kicks off at seven tonight at Ithaca. It should be a good one. We'll have it for you on

FM 100.9 and WRCO.com. In Division 4 tonight Wisconsin Dells is at Lodi at West Salem.

We'll host Plattville among the games. In Division 3 it's Readsburg hosting Whitnell and Sock Prairie

at Nauthorabarneveld. Bowling scores from the Coffee Clutch League. The Spare Parts team had a

1780 ILK 1764. The Pin Pals of 1747. Three aces of 641. Spare Parts of 633 and a 609 game

and ILK of 595. Shell McGurland of 553. Judy Skelly of 454 series. Pat Adams, the third

best score at 450. Top game, Cheryl McGurland of 187 and 186. Judy Skelly of 184 and Pat Adams of

176. Judy Skelly and Cheryl McGurland each had three 10s put pickups in the Coffee Clutch League.

And from all star bowling last night, Lonesome Dove Tavern had a 29 12 advanced pump and well with

a 28 87. Culligan 28 101. Lonesome Dove Tavern at 10 88. TKO Barbecue at 10 29. Advanced

pump and well at 10 12. Greg Shepp had the top series 657. Jake Morris 654. Mike Morris,

115 over average with a 652. Elijah Cannon led with a high game of 268. Casey Ewing at 267. Jake

Morris 261. Fred Kepler bowled a 613, 115 over average and Jeremy Strueb bowled a 615, 102

over average in the All Star League. The number eight Wisconsin volleyball team put up 14 blocks

as the Badgers took down Indiana 25 23 25 18 25 13 last night. C. C Crawford led the team with 8 blocks

and Anna Smreck tallied seven blocks. The next action for the Badgers they'll remain on the road

to play number 10 produce Saturday afternoon starting at 230 last night in the NFL. The Rams

got by Minnesota 30 to 20 and in college football number 19 Pittsburgh over Syracuse 41 to 13.

The bucks get back to action tonight as they will take on Chicago Bulls. It's Milwaukee's

home opener this evening. We'll have more on WRC Sports a little bit later on more local sports

and of course the Badgers playing Saturday night on WRC E FM 107.7 and AM 1450 as they take on

Penn State and the homecoming football game that pregame time tomorrow at 4 30 Packer football

10 o'clock for pregame on FM 100.9 on Sunday afternoon. I'm Phil Neve for WRC Sports.