I'm Phil Ney with sports Richland center girls basketball team broke a 45 game losing streak with a 55 54 victory in overtime
over Verrocua at RCHS last night. The Hornets fell by 12 at one point in the first half, but cut the deficit to six at
27-21 and half time. The Blackwax led throughout the second half before the game was tied at 47 after regulation.
Richland center got key baskets and free throws to come back from a four point deficit in overtime.
Sophomore Kylie Burns made key free throws at the end of regulation and in the extra frame
She was fouled attempting a three pointer with three seconds to play. Richland center was trailing by two
She made two to tie and then Verrocua took a time out.
54-54 just three seconds left in overtime and Kylie Burns
After free throw line. She's made to this is her third. It's the ball. It gives it a spin. It's in the air. It is
Free throw for looking to end out 55-54 Schwamm drives half court bomb on the way short and the Hornets win
The Hornets break their lawn losing streak tonight
Ben rushing the court Richland center wins
after 19 losses to start the year
After 25 losses last year they get a victory here tonight in the overtime
55-54 the final
Verrocua fell to eight and eleven on the season with the loss
Sophomore L.O.Y. said a big game for the Hornets with 22 points 14 in the second half
Kylie Burns was eleven for 13 from the line and had 16 points
Freshman J.C. Gander added six
Carly Meadon had five
Freshman Reagan Shepp had four including a key basket in regulation and senior Jasmine Hazel Rig added two on
Senior night the Hornets were 19 for 30 from the line
Verrocua was led by freshman Alia Schwamm with 24 Emily Hubach added 14 and Emma Moyleen with 10 the Black Hawks made seven
Three's they went 15 for 28 from the line also it was a late night for all after the JV went
Double over time Verrocua won that game 40 to 39 over the Hornets following the 55-54 win
Richland center will prepare for a trip to Plattville coming up on Friday night
Verrocua will host Luther also on Friday night elsewhere
Ithaca was a winner against Boschabell 51-41 Belmont 50 Highland 31 it was Darlington 48 Dodgeville
33 Royal over one Ewok center 72 to 29 cashed and beat Hillsboro 44-41
North Crawford over LaFarge Youth Initiative 48-29 River Ridge 69 Benton 20 West Salem 72-29 over Westby
Bangor 63 new Lisbon 27 Schoelsberg 79 Potosi Caspil 39
Mosston beat Adams friendship 81-41 Wisconsin Dells 85 Wattoma 13
Portage over Biroboo 45 to 31
The Weston boys picked up a win over Wasika Stuban 64-48 leading the way for Weston was Isaac Jennings with 18
Trevor Westfall had 15 and Garrett Jennings 11
Brett Wagner led Wasika Stuban with 14 points
It was Ithaca and Kikapoo battling at Kikapoo last night the Panthers coming out on top 84 to 60
Malachai McCulley at 23 Arlen Walters 16
Adric Eggy with 15 Casey Palmering was Ithaca's leading score on the night elsewhere in the Ridge and Valley Conference
North Crawford over to Soto 73 to 35
It was a victory for River Valley over Varroqua 60 to 50 the final score
Benoel Point got the victory against Fenemore 66-35 and Riverdale over Boscabel 49 to 44
In that game Bevan Dennis had 20 points and Owen Blankenship 11 for Riverdale
Noah Loose with 14 and Dawson Stitzer 10 for the Bulldogs
Elsewhere in basketball from last night in action from the swall. It was Darlington 70 and southwestern 62
Cuba City with a win against Iowa Grant 59 to 45 in the scenic gloves Royal 80
Waniwak Center 26 Hillsboro 75 cashed in 36 and Holman was a winner against Sparta 75 to 71
bowling scores from the Lucky strikers league
Phil Beckford had a 2400 series
Napa Auto and Truck Parts 23 77
Premier Co-op at 23 68
Phil Beckford with an 822 and an 821 game
Premier Co-op at 809
Napa Auto and Truck Parts 805
Tammy Swingle with a top series 538
Nicole Matier with a 535
Sharon Freel 501
Top game Susan Maxwell a 199
Nicole Matier a 196
Tammy Swingle a 189
Amanda Bartlett with a 5.6 split pickup
Judy Skelly Dorastropan and Jamie Parr
Each had three tens
Paddy Labansky 5.7
Deanna Funk 347 and Sharon Freel
a 6.7
Marquette put its three game losing streak in the rearview mirror Tuesday night
by beating DePaul 68 58
The three pointers weren't falling in the big east game
The Golden Eagles were just four of 25
and the Blue Demons were four of 24
Cam Jones scored 19 points
and Stevie Mitchell 17
Senior Forward David Joplin had 10 rebounds
Marquette is off for the next week before hosting
Seton Hall on Tuesday
elsewhere in college basketball number one
Auburn over Vanderbilt 80 to 68
In the big 10 number 20 Michigan over number seven Purdue 75 73
Indiana over number 11 Michigan state 71 to 67
Two players important to the brewers success
have questionable health status as spring training gets underway
Pictures and catchers report this week
MLB.com reports outfield or Christian Yelich
might not be ready for opening day after back surgery last August
The other big health question concerns starting pitcher Brandon Woodruff
If healthy he has the talent to be the team's best pitcher
But he hasn't taken the mound in a game for almost two years
Pictures and catchers reporting this week in Arizona
Box general manager John horse says
Trading veteran Chris Middleton is the hardest thing he's ever done
Middleton was a fan favorite and horse says he is incredibly close to the 33 year old
All NBA performer saying he loves Middleton and his family
Most pro basketball experts agree the move needed to be made
To keep the team competitive elsewhere in basketball news coming up
Tonight in the W I A C River Falls at stout
Platteville O'Clair whitewater at lacrosse and Steven's point
At UW wash gosh and badgers wing John Tonjay has turned out to be one of the best
In college basketball he's leading Wisconsin with 18.6 a game
Hitting more than 40% of his three pointers and is deadly at the free throw line at nearly
92% when the team faces quad one opponents
Tonjay averages more than 25 points every 40 minutes
The fourth best mark in the country is true shooting percentage
Of 67.9 is in the 99th percentile
I'm Phil Nee that's an update on sports