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WRCO Morning Sports

WRCO Sports · Thu Feb 8, 2024

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W-I-A super regionals will be held across the state of Wisconsin coming up on Saturday.

Riverdale will be a part of a mineral point regional coach Jeff Campbell is preparing

the team and they're getting closer to full strength.

You know, Napa would here we got a couple more practices to get through but we should

be, should be healthy and ready to go.

We had two seniors, Kaden Ranish and Riley Waneku were out last week that just for some

precautionary things and they're, you know, they've had a great week of practice so

far and look solid and ready to go and have had a nice January for us.

So we're looking to get those two back in the lineup and have that full, full steam of,

you know, guys that we haven't really had through the month of January and that kind

of usually happens.

You kind of mix and match and some stuff so it'll be fun to get that lineup all back together

that we had earlier in the year and see what we can do on Saturday.

And ask Jeff about the clash and how Riverdale wrestled?

We did well.

I thought we were a little short-handed with a couple guys out but overall, I thought

that guys performed well.

We'll send JV and the varsity side of things and it's a tough tournament and we had two

finalists in there and Graham Matthews and Brody Nice who lost to number one and number

two ranked kids, you know, in their weight classes.

So it's, you knew once you got to that final match it was giving you to be a little bit

tougher than the semis and both boys performed well, you know, as sophomores against solid

seniors.

Somebody was showing me the stats on how many ranked wrestlers there were there.

It seemed like there were like 30 wrestlers.

That's just unheard of, isn't it?

Yeah, it really is.

I think coaching staff were kind of talking, you got to the semifinals in each weight

class and you're like, you know, it's top five and who's who right now in the rankings

for high school wrestling and that's in each weight class and it's just a barn burner

from there, you know, and it's a good, it's a good step up for the kids to just realize

what the intensity level will be like because it'll be raised up even a little bit more

just coming weekend.

WRC Osports will have coverage of the Super Regional Admittable Point and the division two

event going on at Richland Center High School are coverage begins Saturday morning at 10.

Tonight on the basketball schedule, girls basketball, basketball at Darlington, Royal

at New Lisbon, Bangor at Nassita, Hillsborough visits Brookwood.

21st Center at Cashton, Barrow at Sock Prairie and Readsburg at Portage in boys basketball.

Phenomore is at Riverdale, Darlington and Iowa Grant, Cuba City Admittable Point,

basketball at Southwestern.

The Weston boys are at LaFarge, North Crawford at Seneca, Kikapu, it was Zika Stuban.

Also tonight Verokwa is at Westby and Hillsborough at Brookwood.

Southwest Conference has Prairie Dushine playing at Plattville, Dodgeville at Lancaster

and Richland Center at River Valley.

Hornet boys are coming off a win at WRC Osstuban on Tuesday night.

Here's Coach Brian Pulse.

I was happy obviously with the outcome.

Anytime you have a young team like we do, getting a win is just so important for our development,

for our mental state.

So that was great, as far as some of the aspects in the game, I thought we started a little

sluggish and then we did pick up the effort level.

We got the ball inside, we took advantage of our size advantage and it was one of those

games that we just had to patiently, methodically take advantage of that and we slowly built

that lead.

We went on a nice little run in the second half, got a couple of chances in transition

and Jay and Shep made a couple of big threes.

So a lot of good contributions, Garrison Weiss had a nice game finishing around the

rim.

So just a nice step forward and on a night when Wes Bosworth, our leading score, was in

some foul trouble and couldn't produce like he normally does so it was good to see those

other guys step up.

Also good to get a win in your last non-conference games because it's conference from here on out,

isn't it?

Conference from here on out, yeah, and we've been talking, the schedule being so front-loaded

with no, no makeups, we've got these three games here in these last couple of weeks.

So a lot of time to be in the gym and prepare for these conference opponents.

Richland Center, boys, basketball coach Brian Pulse, we'll have the action tonight, Richland

Center at River Valley, right here on FM 100.9 and WRCO.com.

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Cooling, a 2807, Walsh's Ace Hardware, 2771, team game honors, Morris Heating and Cooling,

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Top individual series, Derek Calland with a 698, Taylor Canothea, 691, Kevin Genthea,

76, Kevin Genthea, a 258 high game, Jacob Layton, a 256, and Derek Calland with a 246 in

the Merchants, bowling league.

Doug McDaniel scored 16 points and made free throws in the final 19 seconds to El Michigan

hold out for a 72-68 win over Number 11, Wisconsin, the Wolverines had lost five straight

and 10 of their last 11 games.

The Badgers have lost a season high three consecutive games and struggled to make three

pointers for the second game in a row.

They were five of 19 from beyond the arc, a game after going three for 19 on three pointers

in a loss to number two Purdue.

AJ Store scored 20 points to lead the Badgers.

He'll be back on the road at Rutgers coming up on Saturday.

The Mucks report three time NBA All-Star Chris Middleton did not suffer a fractured ankle

Thursday night, but there is currently no timetable for his return.

He was heard in the first quarter of the 114-106 loss at Phoenix, managed to shoot the free

throws, then missed the rest of the game.

Middleton suffered the sprain when he landed on the foot of Sunsford, Kevin Durant.

Milwaukee was already playing without guard, Damien Lillard, who also has an ankle injury.

Those were in the NBA last night, Toronto 123 Charlotte 117, Cleveland 114, Washington 106,

Boston 125 Atlanta 117, Miami over San Antonio 116, 104, Golden Sabre, Philadelphia 117, 104, Detroit

133, Sacramento 120, New Orleans over the Clippers 117, 106.

From the NHL, the Rangers 3-1 over Tampa Bay, Toronto 5 Dallas 4, Minnesota 2-1 over Chicago.

The Brewers will be reporting to camp in less than a week.

A lot of Brewer news this week right handed Jacob Junis and the Brewers finalized a one-year

contract that includes a mutual option for 2025.

Junis who is 31 went 4-3 with a career best 387 ERA in four starts and 36 relief appearances

for San Francisco last season.

He is 38 and 45 with a 464 ERA in 110 starts and 57 relief appearances over seven seasons

with Kansas City and the Giants.

Junis is another option for the defending national essential champion Brewers as they

retool their rotation after trading 21 psi and award winner Corbin Burns to Baltimore

and allowing two time all star Brandon Woodruff to become a free agent elsewhere.

Yesterday they assigned some power to the roster of the 2024 Brewers have another signal

caller in camp, Gary Sanchez, the one year agreement is worth $7 million and it includes

an option.

The 30 year old Sanchez pounded 19 home runs in just 72 games with the Padres last season.

He hit to 18 but the power pushed his OPS plus to 116 although he came up with the Yankees

as a hit first prospect Sanchez has developed his receiving skills to the point he is considered

and above average defender.

The Wisconsin men's hockey team wraps up the current four game home stand with a weekend

series against Notre Dame games at the Cole Center will be played Friday and Saturday.

The Padres swept the first series against the fighting Irish in early January Notre Dame

comes in at 1412 and two including eight eight and two in the big 10.

The team just split a home series against Michigan State last weekend.

I'm Phil Ney with an update on sports.

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Top 2 teams in Division 2 square off.

Also, Muskego takes on Arrowhead for control of the classic eight conference.

The Verona Girls Basketball team has featured some incredible players over the years,

including all-state selections and Division 1 athletes.

On Tuesday night, senior Reagan breaks etched her name in school history,

passing 1500 career points and becoming the program's all-time leading scorer

as the wild cast down Madison LaFallet 7343 to remain undefeated.

Also, Tuesday, Hortonville, Jr.

Wilson broke the school's career scoring record as she poured in 20 points

in a 66-44 win over Ashkash North.

In another marquee girls game from Tuesday,

Division 5 second ranked Argao Peccatana Carrelli to defeat 4th ranked Albany Monticello 50-41

to take control of the six rivers east.

The WIAA will release the girls basketball playoff brackets on Sunday at 11 a.m.

Be sure to head over to wispports.net for the full information,

including the regional seeds, which will once again be done by a computer formula.

Match-ups for brackets in the path to state for every team.

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