I'm Phil Ney with sports, the Ithaca baseball team held off Wasika Stuban, seven, nothing
in Ridge and Valley baseball last night.
It was the 14th win of the season without a loss for the Bulldogs and their 21st in
a row dating back to last season.
They took advantage with two runs in the first without a base hit and added a run in the
second, two in the fourth and two in the sixth.
Sammy Clary was the winning pitcher after working six innings with eight strikeouts, no walks,
and five hits given up.
Kevin I worked the seventh and struck out one while giving up one hit.
Cohen Redmond suffered the pitching loss after striking out three and walking seven.
Ben Bird worked the final two plus innings and struck out two while giving up two hits.
Sammy Clary was two for three with two RBI and two scored.
He also walked once, Cole Brownlee had two hits including a triple and two scored.
McNeath had two RBI and Matt Kepler scored twice for Ithaca.
Cooper Lomas and Jonah Cleema were both two for three for the Hornets.
They fell to six and five overall, five and four in the league.
The Bulldogs will play at Kikapu today while Wasika Stuban will face Kikapu on Thursday.
The Riverdale varsity baseball team dropped to tough six, five game to Darlington last
night.
The Kegel chased Chitwood and Talon Chiles, each collected two hits in the game.
Southwestern Edge, Boschabell, nine eight, Deerfield over Phenomore, twelve eight, Lakeside
Lutheran, twelve two over River Valley, Belmont, seven River Ridge, one, Mauston, fourteen
four over Regis.
It was LaFarge, six three over Kikapu in the Ridge and Valley, Potosi Castfield over
Shullsburg Benton in the six rivers, two nothing and Bangor over the Royal Panthers, six
to one in baseball.
From the softball scoreboard last night, it was a win for Wasika Stuban over Ithaca, nine
four.
Cameron Herta was the winning pitcher with four innings worked, giving up a hit and striking
out seven.
Alley Wall worked three innings, giving him four hits, one walk and three strikeouts.
Olivia Young gave up nine hits, three walks and six strikeouts on the day.
The top hitters for the Bulldogs, Olivia Young was two for three, Holly King and JC Maxwell,
one for three, Alley Wall was two for three for Wasika Stuban and Kylie Manning was two
for four.
Cameron Herta hit a grand slam in the top of the seventh.
The game was tied at four in the sixth inning.
Wasware in softball yesterday, Seneca, 12 won over Disoto, kick up who nine, four over
LaFarge.
It was Hillsboro, five, one Ewok Center, two River Valley, outslug, Verokwa, 16, 12,
mineral point over Riverdale, 11, one, Phenomore shed at Iowa Grant, seven nothing, southwestern
eight won over Darlington.
In Girl Soccer, Toma defeated Aquinas, three won.
In baseball and softball schedule for today, the Bulldogs of Ithaca will travel to Kikapu.
Of course, all of these weather permitting baseball and softball today.
There's track action at North Crawford for area, Ridge and Valley and six rivers schools.
Riverdale baseball will be hosting Phenomore and softball will be doing battle against
Wisconsin Heights.
For River Valley, there's golf action at Plattville.
That also involves Richland Center and Southwest Conference schools.
River Valley will be also hosting Richland Center for softball this afternoon.
That's our next featured broadcast on WRC, Oredio, five o'clock, first pitch time weather
permitting at River Valley schools today.
Kikapu will be doing battle as mentioned in baseball and softball going on today against
Ithaca and the Richland Center Hornets baseball teams will be in LaCrosse to take on Logan.
That's a 430 start time for the game.
The Richland Center soccer girls will be home and they'll be taking on Sparta.
It's Rarie's night.
The Richland Center high school girls soccer team invites the Rarie's players to be recognized
at half time of the varsity action, which begins at five o'clock.
You can wear your 2024 spring jersey to the Richland Center high school stadium field
for tonight's contest.
Well, the Brewers bullpen couldn't hold a two run lead resulting in Mondays, three, two
loss in Kansas City.
That's three defeats in a row and six in the last eight games for Milwaukee.
A strong six inning effort by Bryce Wilson was wasted.
He gave up no runs, only three walks in a single hit while doing his work.
Both Brewers run scored on Gary Sanchez's home run in the top of the fourth inning.
Here is manager Pat Murphy.
Two real close calls at the end, you know, not questioning the empires, I'm just saying,
two real close calls at the end, changed the game and, um, yeah, but we got to do more.
You know, we didn't hit with a runner in scoring position until that time.
Murphy says the Brewers need to hit better.
You got to get some runners in scoring position, you know, Sanchez gave us a big lift.
We did have some good at bats.
The kid was really tough, a lot of credit to that kid.
He threw the ball great, Salvi was great, riding them through it was really great, so credit
to him.
The Brewers and Royals play again tonight.
It's a 640 schedule time pregame time at five minutes after six.
It's also Pittsburgh with a four one win over the angels on the scoreboard today, National
League Philadelphia, six one over San Francisco, the Mets four, St. Louis three, San Diego six
three over the Cubs and the Dodgers beat Miami by a score of six three.
In the American League, Cleveland was a two one winner over Detroit, Tampa Bay eight
the White Sox two, Minnesota three one over Seattle and Texas four two over Oakland.
In the NBA, it was a big win last night for the Timberwolves.
They are doing battle and they are beating the reigning and reeling NBA champion Denver
Nuggets.
It was Anthony Edwards and Carl Anthony Towns leading the shorthanded Timberwolves to
a 106 to 80 win of the Nuggets for a two nothing lead in their Western Conference Semifinal
Series.
Games three and four are in Minneapolis this weekend.
Jalen Brunson scored 43 points, becoming the fourth player in NBA history with four straight
40 point games in the postseason and the next beat the Pacers 121 117 in game one of the
Eastern Conference semifinals NBA commissioner Adam Silver has confirmed the league is investigating
the incident where Bucks guard Patrick Beverly threw a basketball in a group of fans.
It happened the night Milwaukee season was ended by a 120 to 98 laws to Indiana.
Video shows Beverly throwing the ball into the stands twice.
He says the fans behind the Bucks bench had been cursing and acting badly during the game.
Beverly has apologized for the way he treated ESPN producer Melinda Adams refusing to let
her participate in a media interview after the game.
Amy NHL Boston got by Florida that final score was five to one.
The Packers are expected to sign quarterback Jordan love to a new high dollar contract
extension sooner rather than later.
NFL analyst Matt Schneidmann says he doesn't expect love to play in a game or even a joint
practice without a new deal.
Expect the multi year agreement to put a dent in the organization's bank account worth
about $50 million a year.
Neither the player nor the team wants the negotiations to linger on bottom line.
Something should get done before the 2024 NFL season gets underway.
A former top recruit for the University of Wisconsin man's basketball team is moving
on to seat in hall six foot nine Gus Yaldon announced that he had entered the transfer portal
last month.
The Appleton native suffered an offseason foot injury before his freshman year.
Ben took an absence from the team and never played for the badgers.
He took a red shirt ear.
I'm Phil Ney with sports.