WRCO Evening Sports

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WRCO Evening Sports

WRCO Sports · Thu Oct 3, 2024

WRCS Sports is sponsored this evening by Schwartz Insurance. Here we'll send you

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of propane. Phil Lee has a look at the high school schedule. The Richland Center

soccer team is underway tonight against Plattville Lancaster. There are a lot of

volleyball matches in the area this evening, including basketball at Riverdale

in the SWAL, a match for Ithaca, they're at home against Seneca in a key

Ridge and Valley match, and Weston is home against North Crawford. Kickapoo

is at Wozika Stubin. River Valley volleyball team is at Lancaster and coming up

tonight on WRCS, the Richland Center high school volleyball team is hosting

Plattville. It was a five set match last time. I asked Coach Jamie Johnson about

that. Yeah, we went five, you know, reviewing that we we had some struggle at

times and we were behind the first set, came back and won it, which seems to be

our team this year of the time, but lots of second, third set, fourth set, we

came head momentum. We played very clean, got up in the fifth set and we ran a

play that was just a missed communication. I think could have been a big

momentum boost and it turned to be a big momentum killer. Allow them to tie

the score. They got an ace and then they just got momentum in that fifth set and

you know that momentum is so huge in that fifth set. So definitely doable,

especially with our home crowd and a homecoming crowd hopefully that we can get

this done. We tried a new lineup that night and that's the lineup we've been

playing with since then. So we're definitely more comfortable in our

coverage and just our plays and things like that. So hopefully we'll be more

efficient and we had a good weekend on Saturday. We played very well, played a

lot cleaner, better job on the service eve and and running our plays and moving

things around here. The match tonight beginning with a pre match around 645 on

WRCO FM 100.9 and WRCO.com. I'm Filney. A wild double header saw the New York

match split two games with the Atlanta brave setting up a three game series

against the Milwaukee Brewers that started today. The match and Brewers just

faced off for the final three games of the regular season. The Brewers won the

first two games and they also swept the match at the beginning of the year

holding a five and one record against against New York this year. Game one of

the best of three series is currently underway and right now first of all the

Brewers did score two runs in the bottom of the first inning but then in the

top of the second the match countered with three runs and so right now it's in

the bottom of the third inning. There's nobody out and the Brewers are at bat

and there's a runner on first base and the match are leading that game by a score

of three to two. And you can hear the broadcast of that game right now on WRCE

107.7 and AM 1450. Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFlour says he doesn't

believe cornerback Jeyer Alexander who missed Sunday's loss to the Minnesota

Vikings with a combination of quad and groin injuries will be out of the line

up long term. In fact the Packers aren't ruling up the possibility of

him playing this week against the Los Angeles Rams. The Packers won't practice

again until Wednesday when the first injury report of week five arrives a true

update on Alexander's status for Sunday might not arrive until the final

injury report on Friday. The Wisconsin Badgers will travel to New Jersey

October 12th for an 11 a.m. kickoff against Rutgers. Wisconsin's week seven

matchup against Rutgers will be a crucial one as the Scarlet Knights have

started the year for and all with wins over Washington and Virginia Tech thus far.

The Badgers are coming off a 38 to 21 loss to the USC Trojans on the road

moving them to two and two on the year and a one one in conference play.

Wisconsin is back at home Saturday to take on Purdue.

Bucks fans got welcome news during the team's media day yesterday that Chris

Middleton will take part in October's training camp. Bucks general manager John

Horst says Middleton is doing really well and his ankle surgeries were a

normal offseason cleanup procedure. While taking part in the training camp is good

news and the insider Chris Haynes reports last week that Middleton still hasn't

been cleared for five on five drills, being that he won't see any preseason

action until he reaches that stage. And Buffalo Bills edge rusher Von Miller was

suspended for games by the NFL today for violating this league's personal

conduct policy. The NFL did not reveal the reason for the suspension which

comes as Buffalo prepares to play at the Houston Texans on Sunday.

Miller is the NFL's active leader in sex. He's eligible to join to rejoin

the Bills ahead of their home game against Miami on November 3. Miller was

accused last November of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend at their home

outside Dallas during the bills by week. No charges have been filed and Miller

said in July he considered the case closed. WRCO sports has been sponsored by

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most competitive rates for WRCO sports. I'm Tim Thede.