I'm Phil Neve for WRCO Sports.
Riverdale lost to Darlington 5, nothing in SWAL baseball last night in Muscaday.
The Redbirds used good pitching performances from Gage Bannfeld, who pitched the first
five innings to get the win and Reagan-Jackson worked the final two innings to keep the
Chieftains off balance at the plate.
Carson Kenyon and Logan Kegel each had hits and Andre Tainter walked twice.
The Chieftains stranded six runners during the game.
Logan Kegel pitched the first five innings for Riverdale and gave up four hits.
Chase Chitwood with two hits given up in two innings of work.
Maddox Goble was three for four for the Redbirds, who improved to 11 and two in the league
in 12 and six overall.
The win puts Darlington in first place in the SWAL after Phenomore knocked off Mineral
0.52 last night.
The pointers fall to second place in the league.
Currently Riverdale third at eight and four with games to play against Iowa Grant Thursday
and Cuba City on Friday.
Lots of baseball yesterday as well in the SWAL.
It was a victory for Iowa Grant over Boscabel.
That final was seven to four.
Richland Center lost in baseball to Prairie Dushin.
Final score was eight nothing while the Hornet JV won against Prairie Dushin 19 to three.
At River Valley, the Black Hawks knocked off Platfield 10-4 in eight innings.
Redbills up 12-8 after three innings in the nightcap, before it was called because
of darkness last night at River Valley Field.
It was a win for Belmont over Highland, seven-three and Dodgeville bested landcaster, four
nothing.
Readsburg 3, one over McFarlane, Seneca 7 and Verokwa 5.
Weston with a win against LaFarge, 15-6.
Isaac Jennings got the win going six and two-thirds, allowing one earned run on six hits, two
walks and 10 strikeouts, leaders at the plate for Weston, Garrett Granger, three-for-three
with a triple and three RBIs, Blake Bingham, three-for-four, Garrett Jennings, three-for-five,
Logan Bingham, two-for-four with three RBIs, Hunter Coy, two-for-four with three RBIs.
Isaac pitched well and the coming on in relief at a tough spot.
Also the bats picked up for Weston last night, Blake Bingham came up big as well, hitting
in the number nine spot as Weston picked up a win, 15-6.
Over LaFarge, the Silver Eagle scheduled to host Ithaca on Thursday night that games
would move to six o'clock at Casanovia.
The Ithaca baseball team won at DeSoto yesterday, 10-5.
Michael Salisbury worked five innings.
He gave up a total of four runs and walked seven, struck out six.
Sammy Clary came in for two innings of work, giving up a run and also walked one and
struck out five, and the Bulldogs were led to the plate by Cole Brownlee who had two
hits, RBIs from Matt Kepler, Sammy Clary and Michael Salisbury led the way for the Bulldogs
who had ten runs on eight hits in that action yesterday and they stay on beaten in the
Ridge and Valley Conference.
Elsewhere yesterday in softball action, he was Cubicity edging basketball, five-four, also
middle point, nine-six over Phenomore, Cubicity eight-three, over Southwestern.
Highland got the win, edging Belmont at eight innings, six-five, Dodgeville nine-soc
prairie one, Wisconsin Dells set out in Acusa, nine-nothing, lacrosse central eight-one
over Sparta, North Crawford outslugged new Lisbon, 20-16, Readsburg Edge portage by final
of three to nothing.
The original center softball team picked up a win last night, 14-8 over Varroqua.
Kaylee knee had two hits, Chloe Darling was on base three times, and Abigail Williams
had three hits leading the Hornets to victory on their last game of the regular season last
evening.
Lancaster was winner over Plattfield for nothing, and River Valley edged Conference leader
Prairie Dushin, seven-six, Seneca five-one over Westby, Brookwood 13, and the Farge
nothing as well.
And in softball from last night at DeSoto or Stoddard, it was a win in double header play
for Ithaca as they were nine-one and eight-nothing winners over host DeSoto.
Olivia Young worked five innings in the openers, striking out seven, and not allowing an
earn run also for the hitters.
Olivia Young was two for three with two RBIs, and Alyssa Muller won for two with two RBIs.
In game two and that shut out, Arianna Lewis worked five innings and struck out nine.
Ari was also one for three with two RBIs at the plate, and JC Maxwell went two for three
with three RBIs leading the Bulldogs to the win.
The WIA turn of it begins for some teams as early as Thursday night in softball.
In Saka yesterday, Stoten six goals to one over Readsburg, Dodge Point won nothing over
Plantville Lancaster, and River Valley was a winner, six-nothing over Richland Center.
It was Hornet Senior night as the Hornets honored five seniors at half time.
Sephora Ewing, Camry Stiffler, Claire Stadler, also Maley Holman, and Melissa Rodriguez Trejo,
were honored for their dedication, also playing well defensively despite fatigue and some
injuries last night.
It was outstanding defensive plays according to the coaches for Sylvia Schmidt, Brynn Anderson,
Ellis Stadler, Lily Tidrick continues to improve in goal, and the Hornet's next action
is Thursday at home.
When they play Wisconsin Heights, it will be free T-shirt and team poster night as well.
And our track and field action yesterday at River Valley, the Southwest Conference
Meet was hosted there, Lancaster won the girls with a one sixty two and a half to
Dodgeville middle points, one seventeen, Richland Center was fifth, River Valley sixth in the
girls rankings, for the boys Lancaster first, one hundred sixty two, Dodge Point second
at one twenty, Richland Center fifth and River Valley sixth in the scoring yesterday.
For Richland Center individually, Malachi Fretz first in the eight hundred with a two
oh three twenty five, his top time for the conference championship, he took second in
the sixteen hundred.
Ryan Stadler was second of the thirty two hundred fifth in the sixteen hundred.
Kevin Woodhouse took fifth place in the pole vault and Duncan Harper was third in long
jump.
The Hornets four by two relay team was third, Duncan Harper, Robert Budden, race and
banker and Fletcher Harper ran that for the Hornets and they were a conference champion
in the four by four, race and banker Robert Budden, Fletcher Harper, Malachi Fretz with
a first place finish.
Elsewhere yesterday River Valley's Aiden Hall was fourth in the one hundred fifth in
the two hundred third in the four hundred, Wesley Hatfield fourth in the four hundred,
the Blackhawks Mason Shulti took fourth in the sixteen hundred run, Jackson Fatcher with
a fifth place high jump and Logan neighbors with a fourth place shot put throw for the
Blackhawk boys at the Southwest meet last evening.
In girls results for Richland Center, Danica Paul's sixth and high jump second in pole vault
with a nine oh six sole a uing first in long jump sixteen ten fifty was her distance
and second in the triple jump.
Grace Fretz took fourth in the long jump and Madeleine Huber a conference championship
in the shot put thirty four oh one and she took second in the discus.
The Hornets four by four relay team also finishing out fourth place.
He was ran by Danica Paul's Grace Fretz, Sheney Sanderson and Clarice Passen.
From the River Valley schedule, it was Bobby Dusharm taking fourth in the eight hundred
Braille Grant third in the sixteen hundred and second in the thirty two hundred Reagan
second third in the long jump and fifth in triple jump and the RV four by two finish
second Gina Klein, Caitlin Sibronic, Anya Sephard and Evelyn Triple and with their outing
there yesterday taking second place at the Ridge and Valley meet yesterday.
Ethica Weston doing well with the one hundred dash Landon Thompson was eighth.
Randy Piccardo Flores ninth in the two hundred Sam Jones was eighth in the four hundred.
The four by two Landon Thompson, Randy Piccardo Flores, Carrick Thompson and Brasen Garcia
Bolin finished fourth Channec Wheaton and Connor Montez fifth in the four by four along
with Carrick Thompson and Brasen Garcia Bolin and the four by eight was third.
Brasen Garcia Bolin, Carrick Thompson, Connor Montez, Sam Jones and eighth place finished
for Channec Wheaton in the shot putt and Clayton Lee with a trifecta first in the eight hundred
sixteen hundred and thirty two hundred at the R and V yesterday.
The girls results Kayleigh Peterson first in the one hundred Kayleigh Miller was sixth.
Kayleigh Miller took fourth in the two hundred Aubrey Cook sixth in the four hundred.
Kayleigh Peterson again first in the eight hundred and in the sixteen hundred.
So she also has a trifecta of wins at the R and V conference meet.
Tristan Peterson first in the one hundred hurdles yesterday and second in the three hundred hurdles.
The four by one Ethica Weston team that finished fourth Bailey Wannless Jasmine Meyer Aubrey Cook
and Maggie Kirschner Bailey Wannless Leah Puig Maggie Kirschner and Jasmine Meyer were fourth
in the four by two third in the four by four Kayleigh Miller Leah Puig Aubrey Cook and Tristan
Peterson the four by eight finished second Maggie Kirschner Jasmine Meyer Leah Puig and Jayden
Bolin Kayleigh Miller was first in the high jump with a five foot one inch leap.
The pole vault Leah Puig was fourth Kayleigh Peterson fifth second place finished in the long
jump for Tristan Peterson and congratulations to Aubrey Cook a conference champion in the triple
jump. Jasmine Meyer was fifth Maggie Kirschner seventh in the discus throw and Bailey Wannless was eighth.
The regionals will be next Monday at River Ridge a big day yesterday for kick a pool of Farge.
They took first in the girls rankings 186 to North Crawford's one forty eight Ethica Weston
was third also for the boys kickable the Farge first with one seventy four North Crawford one
twenty one and Ethica Weston was fifth yesterday in the running four kickable the Farge
blood by conference champion Adric Eggy in the 100 and in the 400 also Cody Nash first in the 200
and kickable the Farge dominating in the relays yesterday winning several events including the
four by one two four and eight yesterday Katie Rando was first in the 200.
Jayden's Nagle was first in the 400 and the kickable the Farge four by one four by four and four
by eight girls also were conference champions in golf action the battle at the rock yesterday
that was played in Wisconsin Del's Middleton was the top team scoring 300 taking the team title
local golfers Roman Johnson eleventh in the the running yesterday with a seventy eight the
top score by the way was seventy three and Will Colton Berg of River Valley shot a seventy nine
on the course in the Del's speaking of golf quail run second week of Tuesday men's golf league
action happened last night Keith Lang 233 with a birdie at hole one and a birdie at hole two
Kennick's senior with a 38 including a birdie at hole eight Josh Coy and Pat Keegan with 39's
Josh birdied hole five Pat birdied hole eight and nine Neil Mahoney had a 40 and Ryan
Pockstad and Rich Baroncott each with 41's Ryan with a birdie at hole five and seven and rich
with a birdie at hole four other golfers with holes played under par Dale Mortimer birdied hole
one Aaron Halverson birdied hole two also Gary Peckham birdied hole seven Craig Hooth birdied
hole seven and Jake Kalloy birdied hole eight flag prize winners Aaron Halverson closest
second shot on hole two Rich Baroncott closest third shot for a birdie at hole four Aaron Halverson
longest drive at hole six Jeremy Wilson closest to the pin on hole seven and Dennis McEw with a
longest putt on hole number eight and Richland center church league softball got underway last night
at Crosca Park the mission shout out basketball assembly of God 15 nothing
Lyle Fish and Sean Lug had big hits for the mission free method is down Bethel Lutheran 183
Jeremiah Hassel Andy Nehmeier and Adam Burns each run base three times and scored each time
St Mary's got by Richlandeptas temple one 12 to five Ryan Babel and Mason Jeleneck each
homer for St Mary's Nate Raish had three hits and Church of the Nazarene outscored Richlandeptas
temple two 17 11 Ryan Gaston Zach Harris and Scott Dilly each had multiple hits including a
home run by Ryan Gaston last night action continues on Tuesday night May 21st South Freelix
second inning home run with a man on base highlighted a four run outburst for the brewers
Freelix first blast of the season provided the winning margin in a four three decision over the
pirates Joe Ross held Pittsburgh to two hits and two runs in five innings to earn the win Taylor
Miguel with a chance to pitch last night gave up a home run on the ninth but still earned his fifth
safe rookie Rob Gasser goes from Milwaukee this afternoon in the rubber game of the series
at American Family Field elsewhere in baseball the Cubs were shut out seven nothing by Atlanta
Philadelphia four nothing over the Mets Cincinnati seven two six two over Arizona
Colorado six three over San Diego and the Dodgers ten two over San Francisco in the American
League Toronto a Baltimore postponed the Yankees beat Minnesota five one Boston five Tampa Bay four
Cleveland seven four over Texas Houston two Oakland one Kansas City four two over Seattle
in Italy play Washington six and the White Sox three the White Sox one the night gap for nothing
Miami one nothing over Detroit St. Louis seven and the Angels six from the NBA playoffs New York
one twenty one Indiana ninety one and Denver one twelve ninety seven over Minnesota the
Caitlin Clark era in the WMDA officially began although it got off to a slow start Clark went
scoreless for nearly the first fifteen minutes before getting more comfortable and finishing with
twenty points in the Indiana Feevers ninety two seventy one loss to the Connecticut son the
University of Wisconsin Green Bay is hired Doug Gottlieb as its new headman's basketball coach
he will be introduced officially this morning at a news conference at the Cress event center
Gottlieb has made his mark as a national talk show host but he's a former standout player
and his father once headed the UW Milwaukee Panther basketball program he is a Wisconsin native
I'm Phil Ney with Update on sports