The annual Steve Sparky Reynolds Memorial Track invitation was held Friday night at
Boschabell.
The overall boys team was landcaster with 96 and a half points.
Dodgerville Middlewood Point was second with 83, Phenomore North Crawford and Wozika
Stubin rounded out the top five.
Boschabell was sixth, Riverdale seventh, Richland center 12th and River Valley 13th.
Ethical Weston was 19th out of the 23 boys teams that were entered.
For the girls, Phenomore was number one with 104, landcasters second at 72, 75.
Dodgerville Middlewood Point was third, Kikabula Farge fourth, Boschabell fifth, Riverdale
took seventh, Ethical Weston eighth, Richland center ninth, and River Valley 17th out of
the 23 teams.
Some of the top individuals for Riverdale, Olivia Meece finished third in the 800.
Valerie Meece was fifth in the 1600.
Gretchen Buchholz took a second place in the 100 meter hurdles.
Gretchen Buchholz also was third in the high jump.
Kaylee Carter in the pole vault finished fifth at Sparky Reynolds.
Tim Bailey was first in the 100 with a time of 1099 and first in the 200 with a 2274.
His 400 meter dash also was good enough for first with a time of 5106.
For River Valley, on the night, it was Bobby Dusharm finishing fourth for the girls in
the 800.
Also, it was Brielle Grant sixth in the 1600 and fourth in the 3200.
Reagan's second finished fifth in the triple jump for the Black Hawks.
Eight in Hill also finished third in the 100 meter dash and Wesley Hatfield was fourth.
Wesley was fifth overall in the 400 meter dash.
Mason Shulti took a fourth in the 1600 and Logan Neighbors finished sixth in the shot
put.
For Ithaca Weston, Kaylee Peterson first in the 800 with a time of 222.09, also the Ithaca
Weston four by one finished third.
Kaylee Miller was second in the high jump, Aubrey Cook third with a triple jump.
And for the boys Clayton Lee finished sixth in the 1600 and second in the 3200.
And for Richland Center, it was the first place finish for Solae Ewing leading the girls
in a 16-11-5 long jump, good enough for first place.
Solae Ewing also was first in the triple jump with a 34-3 in the finals.
Danica Pauls, a 10-foot pole vault, good enough for second place, Madeline Hubert with
a sixth place finish in shot put.
For the Richland Center boys, Malachai Fretz, third in the 1600 and Duncan Harper first
in the long jump with a 20-feet 5-inch, 75-leap and that's looking out when at Sparky Reynolds
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Today in area softball, it was Ithaca winning against Hillsboro Final Score of 9-2.
Olivia Young was winning pitcher going seven innings giving a two-earned runs and striking
out five.
Jalen Blore with a six-earning effort with three-earned runs and six strikeouts.
The top hitter is for Ithaca, Josie Law, one for three with two RBI, JC Maxwell is
two for three with a home run at an RBI and Olivia Young was two for three with an RBI.
Elsewhere today in softball, Riverdale with a win against Darling, 10-11-1 in five innings,
River Ridge, seven-two over Monticello, Newgleris, Wasika Stuban, four and Monticello, Newgleris
one.
It was Lake Mills, 13 Wisconsin Dells, three, Mount Horob, eight-three over Waterloo.
In baseball, Highland winner against Dodgeville, 9-3.
In game one of the Ithaca invite today, the Bulldogs defeated Westby.
Final Score was 11-4.
Also, it was Wittenberg Bernament over Adam's friendship, 6-5, Potosi Castville beat
Barnavelle, 9-3.
Robert Gasser allowed just two hits over six-shotout innings in his major league debut and the
Brewer's trounce, the Cardinals, 11-2 last night.
Brewer's beat the Cardinals for a seventh straight time as they continued to streak and began
last season.
Gasser joined Jim Slayton, Steve Woodard, Chris Sans and Brandon Woodruff as the only
Brewer's ever to throw at least six-shotout innings in their major league debut.
Charlie Martin just surpassed 2,000 career innings during another win for the Atlanta
Braves.
Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer and Clayton Kershaw are the only other active pitchers
to reach that milestone, all three likely headed to the Hall of Fame.
So how has the 40-year-old Morton been able to last this long when so many other pitchers
can't stay healthy?
He says he was fortunate to be given time and grace to figure out a delivery that doesn't
cause pain.
Former Bucks coach Mike Boonehulser is the newest head coach of the Phoenix Sons after
the franchise turned to the man who beat them in the 2021 NBA Finals.
The 54-year-old Boonehulser replaces Frank Vogel, who was fired Thursday after one season.
Donovan Mitchell and the Cavaliers took the home court advantage with a game two victory
in Boston and the Celtics lost game two at home to Miami before winning the final three
games of the first round series.
The Mav's won game two at Los Angeles Clippers after losing the opener, Dallas won in six
games.
Kentucky Derby winner Mystic Dan is heading to the preteness after all, trainer Kenny
McPeak announced the decision to send the horse to Baltimore for the second leg of
the triple crown next Saturday.
McPeak previously refused to commit to Mystic Dan taking part in the race because of a concern
over the two week turnaround.
That's it update on sports for this Saturday.
I'm Phil Ne.
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