I'm Philney for W R C O sports, Ithaca Weston went four and one at the Ridge and Rivers
Conference wrestling duels last night as the teams wrestled their dual meets in one night.
Disodal defeated the Bulldogs by a score of 48 30 in the first match. Ithaca Weston
went on to win 57 18 over Kickaboo LeFarge Youth Initiative 48 to 28 over North Crawford
Seneca 52 12 over Peccatonica Argyle and 48 12 over River Ridge. Disodal won the event
going five and O after their winning against Ithaca Weston. They defeated LeFarge Youth
Initiative 57 24 48 35 over North Crawford Seneca 54 15 against Peccatonica Argyle and
66 to 6 over River Ridge. Also in sports from last night on the courts, it was Plattville
getting the win against Richland Center for the second time this season. Thursday night
at the Richland Center High School Fieldhouse, the Hillman hit 13 3 point baskets and improved
to 6 and O in the league. 12 and 4 overall with an 84 48 win. The Hornets dipped to 8 and
9 overall and 2 and 4 in the conference. Two first half scoring runs of 11 nothing
and 17 nothing. Catapult of the Hillman to a 43 20 half time lead. Richland Center
was led in scoring by West Bosworth with 12 Liam Fingerson and Garrison Weiss, both
at at 11 Jaden Shep 7, Kaizen Schwitsenberg at at 4 and Brady Dosh 3. The Hornets made
two three pointers and shot 8 for 12 from the line. Plattville had five players scoring
double figures, Lucas Ludlum with 17, Joan of War walled 16, Myron Rider had 13, Nathan
Mom 10, Eli Langmeyer 10, the team shot three for nine from the line. The Hillman won
the JV 1 game, 63 36 over the Hornets. Following the 84 48 varsity win, Plattville will prepare
to host Monota Grove on Saturday. Richland Center will entertain Westby on Tuesday night.
Elsewhere and boys basketball, Lancaster over River Valley, 72 54, Dodgeville 78, Prairie
to Sheen 65, Potosi defeated Highland, a good six rivers game, 65 56, River Ridge over
Cassville 61 36, Argyle 63, Peccatonic of 59, Schoelsberg 69, Benton 56, and Readsberg
67 63 over Sock Prairie. In Girls Basketball, Ithaca claimed victory at home against North
Crawford 58 42. It was also a win last night for Wasika Stuban over to Soto 58 51. In the
Swall, Cuba City 89, Riverdale 39, Mineral 0.71, Basketball 22. It was Phenomore 57, Southwest
1550, Schoelsberg 55 35, Over Highland Hillsboro beat 1 Ewok Center 53 37, Verok was 67,
GET 36. It was a win for Darlington over Iowa Grant 58 35, Readsberg 59, Portage 21,
and Westfield beat Barrelboo 84 to 40, the final score. Games and events tonight, first
of all, a wrestling outing River Valley at Richland Center tonight in dual meet wrestling.
It will get underway at 7 o'clock. It's a featured senior night special night for the Richland
Center wrestling team. There will be JV matches, Girls Wrestling matches, and the varsity boys
will meet tonight with River Valley traveling to Richland Center in dual meet wrestling. Girls
Basketball Richland centers on the road at Lancaster, Dodgeville is at Plattville, Prairie
to Sheen at River Valley. Boys basketball, Portage at Barrelboo, Cuba City at Phenomore,
Boschabell and Iowa Grant, Darlington visits Mineral Point, Southwestern at Riverdale,
Westpeed Arcadia, Verok wet Black River Falls, Royal at New Lisbon. In the Richland Valley,
DeSoto, it was Eka Stuban, Seneca at North Crawford, Kikapua at LaFarge, and Weston
at Ithaca. That will be a featured game tonight, the Silver Eagles playing at the Ithaca
Double Dogs pregame time around 715. Bowling scores from the Coffee Clutch League,
series high, spare parts with a 1794, three aces, 1791, pin pals, 1676, high game honors,
three aces, 636 and a 617, the ILK team, a 613. Marlene Gary had the top series, 475,
Cheryl McNearlan, 464, Judy Shireman, 454. Cheryl McNearlan had a 179 game, Marlene
Gary 168 and Alba Manning, a 167 in the Coffee Clutch League. All star Bowling last night,
Advanced Pumped Well, 2834, TKO Barbecue, a 2807, Turbo's Bar and Grill, a 2775. Advanced
Pumped Well, 1031, high game, TKO Barbecue, 1009, and the misfits, a 978. Top series, Jason
Gerner, a 694, Marty Johnson, a 682, Scott Oman, a 672. Scott Oman had the game honors,
269 for a high, Jason Gerner, runner up at 258, and Marty Johnson with a 256 was the
third best game on the night. The City Tournament has now come to an end. The City Tournament,
Bowling for all Bowlers in the leagues, the Phoenix Center held once a year. The Tournament concluded
this past weekend. The handicap team event in the Open Division, Premier Co-op, a 2863,
Julie Karen State Farm, 2832, Cardinal CG, a 2799. In the Women's Division, the handicap team
right well shall with a 2434, right way, taking the honors, Ramada, 2377, and Goblin Insurance,
a 2285. In the handicap doubles event, it was Ryder Cannon and Ashton Seckman with a 1521,
Casey Owen and Chris Gerner with a 15001, Ken Nick Sr., and Ken Nick Jr. combined for a 1485.
In the Women's handicap doubles event, Crystal Adams and Jamie Parr with a 1218,
Judy Skelly and Patricia Lewanski, 1161, Crystal Ledbury and Kelly Stibby with 1148s.
The handicap singles event, Patrick Parr, 788, Jake Morris, 781, and a 780 for Adam Wilson.
In the Women's Results, Lacey Poad, 634, Crystal Ledbury, a 626, Susan Stibby, a 622.
In the handicap event for all events, Ken Nick Sr., a 2279, Jake Morris had 2256,
Patrick Parr, a 2232. Handicap all events for the Women, Patricia Lewanski, 1858,
Lacey Poad, 1803, Crystal Adams, a 1779. The Scratch singles event, Jake Morris with a 709,
took the honors, Steve Olson, a 663, Jeff Seckman, a 639. The Scratch event for all events,
Steve Olson, 1981, Jason Gurner, 1966, and Todd Gruber, a 1959. Congratulations to all
that took part in the 2025 City Tournament at the Phoenix Center. On the state scene,
the Bucks get back to action tonight. They'll be doing battle as they head out in about to San
Antonio, the Wisconsin men's hockey team will be in action at Minnesota this weekend. The Wisconsin
women at Minnesota Duluth, and the Badger men's basketball team gets ready for action tomorrow.
They will play at Northwestern. Yukon will be at Marquette as well. Stand out Sianis Anthony
Kumpo and Damian Lillard will represent the Milwaukee Bucks again in this year's NBA All-Star game.
Lillard will be a reserve. He's been with Milwaukee for two seasons and has made it to the mid-season
event twice. The veteran guard has averaged 25.7 assists and almost five rebounds a game,
shooting 45 percent from the floor.