
I'm Phil Nene for WRC Osports.
It was a big win for the Richland Center's soccer team last night.
The Hornet Boys defeated Dodge Point 3-1 in a home soccer meet.
It was the senior night Hornet Goals by Pedro Matatucci.
He had two of those.
Yovani Cerna also scored a goal.
Pedro scored on a long throw from local player Dorian Anderson.
The goal came just nine minutes into the game.
Richland sat at a possession for most of the opening minutes, culminating in Pedro's
goal.
Yovani Cerna found the net next, getting the ball from Ronaldo Hernandez, who volleyed
a long ball from the chest of Damon Garcia.
The Hornets had stellar defense from Mason-Gillinic, Jack Stanley, along with Harrison Carpenter
and Dorian Anderson.
The third goal again was Pedro Matatucci.
It was a moment of excellence, according to Coach Tom Stadler.
Dodge Point scored one goal, but could not get more than that.
The Hornets played next Saturday at home, nine o'clock and one o'clock in an invitational
tomorrow.
The Hornets for homecoming on Tuesday as well will take on Plattville Lancaster.
Seniors that were honored last night, Grayson Banker, Mason-Gillinic, Gavin Gokenauer, Dorian
Anderson, Jack Stanley, Pedro Matatucci, Damon Garcia, Theo Miller, Ethan Gald, Carter
Nelson, Ronaldo Hernandez, Garrison Weiss, Cameron Schultz, Lily Parker, Gustavo Cannell,
Emily Dickman, recognized by the Hornets soccer program for the dedication to the sport.
Elsewhere, Wisconsin-Aid Sparnaveld and River Valley wound up in a scoreless deadlock.
Wisconsin-Del's nine-nothing over Black River Falls, Merrillism and Doro, Ripon-Edged
Baraboo won nothing, and Toma over Sparta won nothing.
High school volleyball last night.
It was a win for Dodgeville as they avenged a loss to Richland Center early in the season.
This night at Richland Center High School, it was Dodgeville 25-23, 25-23, and 27-25.
River Valley came back from a two deficit, a two-nothing deficit to win three sets to
two over Prairie Dushin in the Southwest Conference and Plattville swept Lancaster last night.
In the Richland Valley, Ithaca with a three-nothing victory against Isoto, the Bulldogs won
5-17, that was the same score in all three sets.
That's kind of a rarity.
Was Ica-Stuuben, three sets to none over Weston last night.
Also in the SWAL, Phenomore 3-2 over Southwestern, in a match that we called on the radio, it
was Iowa Grant getting the win against the Riverdale Chieftains, a hard fought, five-set
match, one three to two by Iowa Grant.
Still won the first 25-16, the Panther is won, 25-21 in the second, the Chieftains
survive 27-25 in the third, while Iowa Grant won the last two sets, 25-23, and 16-14.
Adrian Bittick led Iowa Grant with 12 kills, while Gretchen Buchholz had 15 kills for Riverdale
in the close match, during homecoming week at Riverdale.
Macy McKay had four aces for the Chieftains, who fell to 1-5 in the SWAL, the Panthers are
now three and three.
Riverdale won the JV match, two to one.
Riverdale will host Boschabell on Tuesday while Iowa Grant will play at Darlington.
Also in volleyball last night, Kikapu swept North Crawford and sock prairie over Barobu,
three sets to none.
Week six of high school football this week at its homecoming action for River Valley
as they host landcaster, co-head coach Dan McEvick, talked about homecoming.
One of my favorite times of the year, as a coach is not, but as just a community member
and someone who's involved, it's great to see the kids doing all these different things
and showing off all the activities that they're in.
I like that they get to be so involved in the games and just everything here this week.
So the amount of traffic and people around is great to see, even though yes, there are
a lot of distractions that we really enjoy homecoming here.
Richardson Center travels to Plattville, coach Andrew Troxle talked about last week's
loss to New Glarest.
I mean, I thought we had drives, we executed and did well.
Just penalties.
Penalties were a big hindrance for us having success and continue to put drives together.
So yeah, it was a tough one to drop, but like we tell the kids, we're back to work on
Monday and so we've been focused on what we've got to do to get a win in Plattville.
New Glarest plays at Broadhead, Judah and Prairie Dushina Dodgeville tonight in the Southwest
Wisconsin conference elsewhere, Westby and Arcadia, G-E-T at Varroqua, lacrosse Logan
at Birrobu, Adams friendship at Austin, Reed's Burgadon, Alaska, the Del Zedwa, Toma and
Non-Horobarnaville at Sock Prairie.
In the six rivers conference tonight, it's homecoming football for Riverdale, the
Chieftains play host to Peccatonica Argyle, here is coach Lucas Phelps of Riverdale.
Chris Cabell, Patosi Casfield at Iowa Grant and Blacklock Warren at Wozika Stuban and
in the scenic Bluffs Hillsborough at New Lisbon, Brookwood at Cashton, Nassita travels
to Ithaca.
I asked co-head coach Kyle Kelly what they will see against Nassita.
We finally get to see a team they're more of a spread offense and I like to throw a lot
and we've had team after team to last several weeks for the very run heavy and in tight.
So it's a little bit different.
We finally get to see something but not what we've seen the last few weeks.
Eight player football is Soto Admanisello, North Crawford at Belmont and Kikabulu Farge at
Wisconsin Heights.
On Saturday, eight player football features Oneiwak Weston at Highland and a two o'clock
kickoff time for that one.
Bowling scores from the Phoenix Center Coffee Clutch League, spare parts 1882, pinpals
1867 and ILK a 1793, spare parts at a 696, pinpals 665, ILK a 628.
Cheryl McNurland with a 653 and McAvick a 497, Judy Sharman a 481.
Also the top game belonged to Judy Sharman a 199, Cheryl McNurland a 190 twice and McAvick
a 185.
Elma Manning had a split pickup of a 210, Jean Nix a 75, Pat Adams a 27 in the Coffee Clutch.
All star bowling at the Phoenix Center last night, Top Series, Turbo's Bar and Grill, 2895,
Alana Springs Campground and TKO Barbecue, each had a 20, 80 11 series, Kendall Express
Lou with a 27, 83, Top Game, Turbo's Bar and Grill a 10, 38, Alana Springs Campground
a 10, 31, TKO Barbecue a 9, 80, Top Series, Marty Johnson, 137 over average with a 7,
40, 7, 18 for Travis Bushley, Greg Shepp, 93 over average in a 6, 84, Top Game, Greg Shepp
had a 288, Travis Bushley a 279 and a 276 for Marty Johnson.
Luke Jacobson, bold a 558 series, 99 over average and rookie wolf with a 624, 99 over average.
On the state scene, Aaron Savali made his final start of the regular season and got through
six innings at just 86 pitches while striking out five.
He allowed three hits in one walk.
The Brewer Offense bounce back after a disappointing showing on Wednesday with 14 hits, two walks
in four stolen bases, Joey Ortiz had a three-hit day with an RBI, Blake Perkins and also Gary
Sanchez, each had two hits and Bryce Tarang drove in two of the crew's five runs.
The Brewer's finish out the regular season with a series against the Metz.
It starts tonight, Frankie Montas starts for the Brewer's.
Elsewhere yesterday, Colorado, 108 over St. Louis and the Dodgers beat San Diego, 72.
In the American League, Detroit, 4-3 over Tampa Bay, the Whitesok, 7, Angels, nothing,
Oakland, 3-2 over Texas, Yankees, 10-1 winners against Baltimore.
Inter League play, Kansas City, 7, Washington, 4 and Miami, 86 over Minnesota.
Finally in sports, the Bucks announced yesterday that Junior Bridgeman is now a 10% owner of the club.
During a press conference yesterday, the former Milwaukee Bucks great,
talked about his opportunities and if he thought about buying it earlier when Senator Herb
Cole owned the team.
You know, I talked to Senator Cole back then and it just didn't feel right at that time.
And now it does, and not just because of Jimmy and Wes and Jamie, but it just feels right now.
What I have loved have been 20 years younger, yeah, you know, and people involved, but
sometimes you just have to go how life takes things.
That's a look at sports on this Friday morning. I'm Phil Ne.