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WRCO Morning Sports

WRCO Sports · Thu Sep 19, 2024

I'm Phil Ney with WRCO Sports.

The high school volleyball schedule tonight in the Southwest Wisconsin Conference, Richland

Center is on the road at Lancaster.

River Valley takes to the road against Dodgeville this evening and Platteville is at Prairie

Dushin.

In the SWAL, Kibbaciti at Southwestern, Phenomore plays at Darlington, Riverdale is home

against Mineral Point, Boschabell at Iowa Grant.

Roku is at Westby in the Cooley Conference this evening.

Readsburg at Barrowboo and also in the Ridge and Valley Conference, it's Weston at LaFarge

Youth Initiative, also Seneca at North Crawford, DeSoto at Wozika Stuban and the Ithaca Bulldogs

are home for a second time this week, they will be hosting Kikapoo.

That'll be a great showdown, both teams doing well early on Kikapoo with four wins in

the conference, Ithaca at four and one.

Roku action in the area, Readsburg is at Fort Atkinson tonight and River Valley is at

Richland Center.

A hornet's picked up a nice win on Monday, their first of the season, a victory against

Austin and I asked Coach Tom Stadler how badly it was needed.

The timing couldn't have gone any better for us still, we were due for a win and it was

the right kind of win going into our conference matchup with River Valley this evening.

You have some big things planned for tonight's match, don't you?

Now we do in that we would like a victory, it's our season opener at home and we have

varsity at seven o'clock and JV at five o'clock.

So far for the team, we have grown in size once again this year.

So new to the team is Pietro Madiuci from Italy and Hugo Grusselen from Belgium.

Both of these players are exchange students that are bringing great tactics to our game.

RC Soccer Coach Tom Stadler will have the call of River Valley at Richland Center Soccer

tonight, kickoff time at seven o'clock.

Ice cold football hits the fifth week of the season and one of the unbeaten in the

southwestern part of the state, the ethical bulldogs will travel to Cashton.

I talked to coach David Clang about his team's hard fought 14-10 win last week over Bangor.

The big highlight was that we never gave up.

There were moments in the game that things weren't going necessarily our way but we were

playing well and we never gave up and never let it snowball and then the second half

that really kind of proved to be true, like we just started to have things go our way

and do it on every play, do everything that we were supposed to and like good things

happened to us and everybody came up clutch in one matter in one play or one way or the

other.

Like it was huge just a collective team effort that they never gave up and just kept

pushing on.

When you look at that win over Bangor, I mean, it really had to persevere because being

down tend to nothing, that was not easy to come back from, wasn't it?

No, it was not an easy task and we kind of told them like the whole, like a half time,

like we are, feel like we are outplaying them.

We just need to kind of clean things up and no matter what happens in the second half

we are in it, we are in a decent spot even though we are being downed by ten points

like all it takes is one drive or a turn over and it kind of changes it and that is exactly

kind of what happened when we came out in the second half and just had to put a complete

drive together and then we got a big stop later on and then finished off another drive

and we just kind of held on and did exactly what we needed to.

Ethica travels to cashed in Friday night that is our game of the week on FM100.9 and

wrco.com.

River Valley has won two conference games in a row in the Southwest Wisconsin conference.

I asked Coach Dan McAvick about his team's win, a tight game last week against Broadhead

Judah.

There was a lot of situations that made us question like holy cow are we going to be

able to hold off to this very physical team and there were times where we felt like we

were in control and then two or three plays later like oh no, they are still still

clawing back and they are still in this game so I am really proud of the way that they played

because they could have folded multiple times but you could just see that the kids are

like no, we want to win this in front of our home crowd.

It seemed like you have some confidence especially on offense.

There is a lot of confidence on offense right now because we spread the ball around so

you can't just key on one or two people.

They did a good job of like bottling up Aiden Hill and so then we went to Caden and then

we went to Lucas that running back and then we also went with Andy as well.

So there is a lot to cover and the kids are feeling very comfortable and playing at

the high speed so the offense is really quick in and even on Friday they would say that

they left a few points out there that they wanted to get.

River Valley is on the road at Prairie Dushin coming up on Friday night.

Merchants league bowling action last night for the series high, Gernard Farms 2927, Phoenix

Center 2806, Walsh's Ace Hardware 2776, Goblin Insurance 1034, Gernard Farms at 1019, Auto

Zone 994, Top Series Jason Garner a 748, Jeff Seckman a 675, Chase Keller a 690, Top

Game Jason Garner, congratulations a 300 game, Jeff Seckman a 278, Chase Keller a 257.

For the series high for the women, it was Nicole Montier with a 624 and Andrea Conley

with a 539, Nicole Montier with a 215 and a 213 and Andrea Conley with a 205 in Merchants

bowling league.

A Jake Bowers hit in the ninth inning, drove in Jackson Cheerio who had tripled and the

Brewers had a 2-1 walkoff win and that highlighted a big day in which they already clinched the

National League Central title by virtue of a Cubs loss to Oakland earlier in the day.

Well, how about another great call from Bob Euker on the Brewer Radio Network?

Swimming in a rocket to ride base hit, they win!

Jake Bowers hit an absolute bullet, has Harper at first, Jackson Cheerio scores the winner

and they're chasing Jake Bowers.

Bob Euker with a call, the Brewers with the win, Reece Hoskins had a double and his 25th

home run, Devin Williams earned his first victory in relief.

Owner Mark Othanasio is on hand.

It's so hard to do this, right, and every time you do it you think it could be the last

time, you know.

This year they were experts, they were experts who predicted us to finish last.

Not everybody but a number, I'm not sure anybody predicted us to do this in order to be

the first team to clinch and I think all of baseball, not bad.

Willie Adamis has had a great year and he said to he and the guys have their eyes on

the future.

It's just the work we do, the work we do in the off season to prepare us for the next

year.

That's the main point for an athlete, you know, if you work hard at some point it's going

to pay off and this year it's been a great year, we still have some things to get better

at but next year you're going to work on those things and be better.

As your bad Murphy says, the brewers prove the national pundits wrong thing that it shows

September 18th.

No one in spring training would have said that brewers will win the NL Central, except

maybe a few guys in that room.

Tobias Meyer starts the first game of weekend series against the Arizona Diamondbacks coming

up this evening.

As mentioned, the Cubs lost.

That was a five three decision by Oakland San Diego for nothing over Houston San Francisco

five Baltimore three elsewhere in the National League Arizona nine Colorado four Atlanta

seven one over Cincinnati.

The Dodgers eight Miami four met 10 Washington nothing St. Louis 10 five over Pittsburgh.

In the American League, Angels four white socks three Boston two Tampa Bay one Cleveland

five four over Minnesota Texas two Toronto nothing Detroit four Kansas City two the Yankees

two one over Seattle.

The NFL weekend begins tonight with the England playing at the New York Jets Packers

quarterback Jordan love return to practice Wednesday after missing time due to a knee injury

suffered during the season opener.

He was a limited participant throwing passes during individual work.

He told reporters he's feeling a lot better and is taking it day by day.

The second year starter says he was scared by the pain when he got hurt against the opponent

on that opening night originally he was expecting to be out for two to six weeks green Bay

travels to Tennessee this weekend.

I'm Phil Ney with sports.