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Good morning with a look at sports on WRCOM and www.wrco.com.
I'm Adam Hess.
Casanovia hosted playing in a Friday night home talent league baseball game.
With more, here's WRCOs, fill me.
The cast read that a walkoff win against the Plain A's Friday night final of 2-1 in
home talent baseball night league action.
Casanovia scored the first run of the game in the fourth inning.
They would do it after Colton Greenwood's single Nathan Bauer's single in, Hunter Schmidt's
single.
The bases were loaded and Monti Jennings launched a sacrifice fly getting the run home.
The one-nothing store stood until the seventh inning at Twin Plain tied the ball game up.
Dallandan Horn led off hit by a pitch.
She moved to second on a single by Quincy Blakely and eventually got to third base where
he would score on a sacrifice fly by Caden Fumbley.
The score was tied at one going into the bottom of the seventh, or Casanovia Monti Jennings
led off with a double down the right field line.
He went to third base on a fly ball by Aaron Hipsch and scored on a ground out by Micah
Salisbury to take the lead in the win for the cast read.
Isaac Jennings is two for two for Casanovia, Colton Greenwood, Nathan Bauer, Monti Jennings
and Aaron Hipsch all had Hipsch for the red.
For Plain, one for two for Tray White, Nathan Fumbley had his team's only RBI and Quincy
Blakely was two for two for Plain, which now on the night league, they have fallen to
one and two.
They'll get back to Sunday League action with a home game against Ashton on Sunday at
the Plain Ballpark.
We'll have it on WIC already, free game time at 12.45.
For Casanovia, they improve to two and one on the night league action.
They'll be taking on Clause Plains coming up Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Pitching wise on the night for Plain, Quincy Blakely started followed by Lane Miller who
worked the fourth inning.
It was also a chance to get quite a few young arms in the game.
Clyde Samples worked the next inning and Daniel Yankee worked the sixth and seventh for
Plain.
There is the loss.
For Casanovia, Monti Jennings bids the first four innings, Isaac Jennings worked two innings
of relief and struck out five.
Monti Jennings struck out six in his first four innings of work and Nathan Bauer finished
up for the cast red and gets the victory.
Once again, the final score, two to one in favor of the Casanovia Reds over the Plain
A's in home talent baseball from Friday night.
For WICO Sports, I'm Phil Ney.
Thank you, Phil.
The River Valley Black Hawk Girls Soccer team will take on Regis McDonald's Central
Catholic and WIA Division IV sectional final tournament action today at Oakleaf Stadium
in Altoona and it starts at 4 p.m.
Both teams are number one seeds from the Regis in the tournament.
The winner of today's game will advance on to the state tournament, which will be held
this Thursday through Saturday, June 13th through the 15th at E-Line Soccer Park in Milwaukee.
Our attention now turns to girls softball and the right to advance on to play in the state
championship series Division V Oakfield a 7-3 win over Thorpe in the semis also patchelli
shut out assumption 10-0 Division IV semifinals a 12-0 win for fall Creek over Coleman, Cuba
City.
They move on to play in the championship round with a 9-4 win over Auburn Dale.
Division III semis, La Conia and Mishikot.
It was La Conia picking up a 3-2 win, press God 4-1 over Broadhead.
Division II, Mozani A 10-9 victory over Lake Mills, Wapan shut down New Berlin ice and
Howard 2-1 and Division I semifinals Kenosha Bradford over watertown 1-0 and Milton A-5-3
win over Cucana.
That sets up today's finals in Division V, patchelli will take on Oakfield.
Division IV, the Cuba City Cubans will take on fall Creek.
Division III championship, it's press God and La Conia.
Division II, Wapan versus Mozani and the Division I state championship will see Milton
battle Kenosha Bradford.
Michael Hernan has a look at the upcoming state high school baseball finals.
The 76th annual Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association baseball state tournament
will take place Monday through Thursday, June 10th through 13th at Neuroscience Group
Field at Fox City Stadium in Grand Shoot, Wisconsin.
Ticket prices for the tournament are $11 per session and $20 for an all-day ticket plus
online fees and $11 for each championship game Thursday.
These are to be purchased online on the WIA website through GoFan, the WIA ticketing
partner at gofan.com slash app slash school slash WIAWI.
The state baseball tournaments features four divisions.
The single elimination tournament includes eight teams in Division I and four each in
Division II, three and four.
For the Division I quarterfinals will be Monday, June 10th.
For the 9am games, game 1 will be number 4 Arrowhead against number 5 Westosah Central
and game 2 will be number 1 Depeer against number 8 Manasha.
For the 230 games, game 3 will be number 3 Sun Prairie East against number 6 Hudson and
game 4 will be number 2 Oak Creek against number 7 Nicolay.
Tuesday, June 11th will be the Division IV semi-finals at 9am.
The games are number 2 Johnson Creek will take on number 3 Solon Springs, Northwood and
game 2 will be number 1 Eliva Strum against number 4 Pacheli.
The Division III semi-finals will be approximately around 230.
Game 1 will be number 2 Kenosha St. Joseph Catholic against number 3 Bonduel and game 2 will
be number 1 Aquinas against number 4 Cumberland.
Wednesday, June 2nd is the Division II semi-finals at 9am.
Game 1 will be Kettle Moraine Luthorne against number 3 Edgewood and game 2 will be number
1 Mosenee against number 4 La Crosse Logan.
Also the Division I semi-finals will be at 230 p.m.
And on Thursday, June 15th, the Division IV championship game will be at 905 a.m., the
Division III championship game will be at 12.5 p.m., the Division II championship game
will be at 305 p.m., and the Division I championship game will be at 6.05 p.m.
For WRCO sports, I'm Michael Hernan.
Thank you, Michael.
Tobias Meyers allowed one hit at 8 innings and Blake Perkins hit his first of 2 RBI
triples in a 5 run second inning, lifting the Milwaukee Brewers to a 10-nothing win over
the Detroit Tigers.
Milwaukee had a breakout offensive performance after scoring a total of 2 runs while getting
swept in a 3-game series at Philly.
Perkins was one of four Brewers with multiple RBI's.
The Tigers, meanwhile, went 7 innings without a hit.
Meyers gave up a lead-off single to Matt Veerling, and the Tigers didn't get another
base knock until the ninth inning against rookie James Meeker.
Meyers walked 3 and struck out 5.
Other interleague finals from last evening, Pittsburgh shut out Minnesota 3-0.
Miami got by Cleveland 3-2.
The Dodgers a 2-1 win against the Yankees, and San Fran took down Texas 5-2.
American League Finals Baltimore doubled up on Tampa Bay 6-3.
The Shy Sox beat up on Boston 7-2.
KC slinked by Seattle 10-9, Oakland Edge Toronto 2-1, and Houston no trouble with the L.A.
Angels 7-1.
Washington doubled up on the braves of Atlanta 2-1, since he won run better than the
Coveys at 3-2, St. Louis 8-5 over Colorado, and Sandy Aagle picked up a 10-3 win over
Arizona.
The Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles have both been advised not to wear green when
they opened their season in Brazil.
There is an informal ban on that color inside the arena, apparently connected to a rivalry
with another soccer team.
Green Bay will likely default to its rarely used white and gold road uniforms.
It is unclear what the Eagles will wear.
The NFL will make the final decision.
Veteran actor Lawrence Fishburn says he got to spend some personal time with NBA coach
Doc Rivers before portraying him on the FX series Clipped.
His series examines River situation while coaching the Clippers a few years back.
Clippers owner Donald Sterling was forced to sell the Los Angeles NBA franchise after
a scandal involving racism.
Fishburn says he got to spend a day with the current Bucks coach getting to know him,
his unique voice, and his approach to coaching.
The Clipped series is currently being broadcast.
Former Wisconsin Badger coach Paul Christ is no longer connected with the Texas Long
Horn football program.
A UT spokesperson informed the website inside Texas of the Change Wednesday.
Chris had served as a special assistant to head coach Steve Sarkeesian on a one-year
deal.
Wisconsin fired him during the 2022 season, reporters say Chris was recently spotted with
two Texas assistants at a Green Bay Packers OTA, but Christ was not wearing Long Horn
branded gear at the time.
At more than 2,500 miles apart, Edmonton and Florida are the furthest apart two teams
have ever been while playing in a Stanley Cup final, eclipsing the previous record of
Boston versus Vancouver in 2011.
The series is a contrast of everything from hockey history and traditions to weather,
ice quality, and style of play.
The Oilers led by reigning NHL MVP Captain Conor McDavid are looking for their sixth
championship and their first since 1990 that was three years before the Panthers were even
a team.
Florida is still looking to hoist the cup for the first time.
Riverx head coach Jason Kidd said before the start of the finals that he didn't think
Christopped Porzingus received nearly as much praise for the ability as a shot blocker
and someone who can alter an opponent shot.
The seven footer did both in his rousing return to the court in Boston's game 1 victory,
while also providing a scoring punch that jump started the Celtics 10789 blowout.
It was a full complement of the skill set in usage by Boston that was never fully utilized
during Porzingus' time in Dallas.
Combined with the Celtics other weapons, Porzingus may be too formidable for Dallas to match.
And Katelyn Clark made 7-3 pointers equal to career high with 30 points and made enough
of her free throws down the stretch to help the Indiana fever hold on for an 85-83 win
over the win list Washington Mystics.
Clark easily had the most three pointers of her young career and converted 3-4 free throws
late in the game.
She missed the last one and the ball was knocked out of bounds as the Mystics tried to rush
up the court.
That gave Washington one last chance with 1.4 seconds left, but the Mystics couldn't
get a shot off in time, Indiana picked up the two-point win.
Other WNBA finals Seattle over Las Vegas 78-65, Los Angeles 81 Dallas 72, it was a win
for Phoenix over Minnesota 81-280.
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