Boys Basketball: Prairie du Chien at River Valley

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Boys Basketball: Prairie du Chien at River Valley

WRCO Sports · Thu Jan 16, 2025

I'm Phil Ney with WRCO Sports.

Here's a look at the basketball schedule tonight, Girls Basketball.

As Fenmer at Cuba City, Benoel pointed Iowa Grant, basketball at Southwestern and River

Dale at Darlington, New Lisbon at Hillsborough in the scenic love, San Brookwood at Bangor,

DeSoto is at North Crawford and LaFarge at Sennaka among the games.

Boys Basketball River Ridge at Highland, Westfield at Austin, Wisconsin Dells at Adams Friendship.

Boys Basketball with a Dodgeville matchup at Plattville tonight.

The Richland Center Hornets are on the road at Landcaster and Prairie Dushin is at River

Valley.

That's our next featured local broadcast coming up tonight on FM 100.9 and WRCO.com.

Friday night, Richland Center High School will honor its Girls Basketball past.

During half time of the Hornets versus River Valley Girls Basketball game, the 2002-2003

eight qualifying team and the 2003-2004 state runner-up team will be recognized.

Members of those teams are invited to attend the special recognition for questions and further

information, contact Michelle Keller.

Well getting on toward this weekend, there are quite a few wrestling events and a big one

in the area that's an annual event, although it was called off last year, the Ithaca

Weston Wrestling Invitational, it will be held Saturday in two gymnasiums at Weston

High School.

There will be 14 teams in the field.

Also note this weekend, 12 individuals will be inducted in an event that was also cancel

a year ago, so this will be actually the first class in the Wrestling Hall of Fame.

The members will include Weston's initial stay qualifier, Lyle Wiles from the class of

1963, who wrestled state as both a junior and senior for the silver Eagles.

Ithaca's first-aid qualifier, Jim Brickle from the class of 1965, who wrestled at 112

as a junior in the 1964 state meet for the Bulldogs.

Ithaca's first-aid champion, Mark Fosterling from the class of 1982, who was a four-time

state qualifier, two-time state champion, and three-time state finalists who amassed

a career record of 107 and six.

Weston's first-aid champion, Sam Brandt from the class of 2008, who was a two-time state

qualifier, and took first place at 152 as a senior.

Don Willis from the class of 1966, who wrestled as a senior 133-pounder at state for the Bulldogs.

Lightweight John Sumwald from Ithaca's class of 1969, who wrestled at state as a 95-pound

sophomore in 1967, fellow lightweight Bob Lewis from Weston, who wrestled as a 95-pounder

in the 1969 state tournament, also in the 1969 state meet, Weston's Donald Cainig placed

sixth at 175 pounds for the silver Eagles.

Ithaca's Bill Larson is being inducted into the Ithaca Weston Wrestling Hall of Fame.

He was the Bulldogs' first state place winner at 185 pounds in 1970.

John Fosterling is also being honored for being Ithaca's first two-time state qualifier competing

at state in 1972 and 1973.

Two coaches will be honored with their induction, Steve Waterman piloted the Ithaca Bulldogs

for five seasons in the formative years from 1964 through 1969.

Jim Hauball will be inducted also, having coached at Ithaca from 1969 through 74, during

which time his team's posted a dual meet record of 66-12 and two.

He went on to a distinguished coaching career at UWC Richland and later at Shaunao High

School.

He is already a member of the Richland Center High School Wrestling Hall of Honor and

in 2012 was inducted into the George Martin Wrestling Hall of Fame.

Again, those 12 individuals will be inducted officially on Saturday at the Ithaca Weston

Tournament and that'll be just prior to the championship finals at Weston Schools.

There is wrestling tonight, Richland Center host to Soto and a match which will get underway

at seven o'clock.

The Dodgeville Quad is happening.

Boschabell, Wozika Stuben, Dodgeville, Lancaster and Verokwa will square off tonight in Dodgeville

and New Lisbon hosts a triangular with Cambridge and Royal Money Walk Center.

Molling Stores from the Merchants League, series high, Walsh's A-Sidewear, a 28-14, Joan

Chevrolet, 27-99, good enough with a 27-82, Walsh's A-Sidewear, a 10-25 game, granite

Valley, 973 and good enough a 963.

Top series, Jeff Seckman, a 7-10, Greg Shepp, a 658, Wyatt Detweiler, a 654.

Top game, Jeff Seckman, a 2-90, Greg Shepp, a 247, Wyatt Detweiler, had a 241 in the Merchants

bowling league.

The Bucks picked up a win last night, good defense, and 62% field goal shooting combined

for another one-sided Bucks victory.

Damien Lillard scored 30 points, and Yada Sante de Cumpo had another double-double with 26 points

and 11 rebounds, as Milwaukee thumped the Orlando Magic, 122-93.

It was the second straight route for Coach Doc Rivers' team after the 34-point loss to

the Knicks.

The Bucks came out of the gate strong and built a 21-point lead at halftime.

They hit 58% on three-pointers.

Damien Lillard and the team are now looking at the second part of the season after reaching

the halfway point.

I mean, I think you're always aware of it.

I think my entire career, I've always been looking for that game 41, like you know you

at the halfway mark, and you're looking at the schedule to see, you know, what's left,

where the team is, what needs to change, you know, the things we need to be better at,

and you're looking at the standings, all of those things, you know, at that halfway point.

Here's Coach Doc Rivers.

No, we just played him, so that helped us in the back-to-back for preparation sake.

So I thought our guys had an unbelievable focus, you know, tonight, you could fill it before

the game.

That's what I mean, you're going to play well, but they did.

You could just fill it.

Milwaukee is at home again Friday when the Toronto Raptors show up for the game.

Other games last night at the NBA, New York won it over time over Philadelphia, 125-19,

Toronto 110, Boston 97, Atlanta 110, Chicago 94, Memphis 129, San Antonio 115, New Orleans

119, Dallas 116, Houston 128, Denver 108, Charlotte 117, Utah 112, the Lakers 117, Miami

108, Golden State 116, Minnesota 115, and the Clippers over Brooklyn 126 to 67.

Purdue beat Washington 69 58 in men's college basketball, and Michigan State over Penn State

90 to 85.

In State College basketball last night, Plattville over O'Claire 79 68, Whitewater 59,

Orange Cosh 56, Stevens 0.55, River Falls 53, La Crosse 84, 77 against Stout.

Badger record setting running back Monte Ball is a class of 2025 inducting of the College

Football Hall of Fame.

The announcement was made on ESPN yesterday, Ball tied Barry Sanders record with 39 touchdowns

in a season, and during his time playing football for Wisconsin, he set records for total

career touchdowns with 83 and career rushing touchdowns with 77.

He currently works as a clinical outreach ambassador and recovery coach.

Ball gives public addresses concerning his battles with alcoholism, anxiety, and depression.

And in his first season, his defense of coordinator for the Packers, Jeff Halflay put together

a unit rated fourth in the NFL.

That defense was rated 24th the previous season.

The New York Jets have asked permission to interview him for the team's head coaching

job.

Previously, the Jets interviewed Packer Executive Vice President of Player Personnel, John

Eric Sullivan for General Manager.

Sports Illustrated reports Halflay will be the 11th candidate New York is interviewed

for the position.

I'm Phil Ney with an update on sports.

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