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were played despite the weather a few postponements and we'll look ahead to regional and super
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With a look at sports on WRC-OF, have a WRC-O.com, I'm Adam Hess.
Well despite the weather last night, a lot of high school basketball games were played, a
lot of them were moved up to an earlier start time, including our featured broadcast of
WRC-O.com.
The Afica Bulldog, picked up a win, 67-52 over WRC-O.
In Region Valley Conference Action, played in Afica on the night, the Bulldogs jumped
to a 34-22 half-time lead, the Hornets got it to within 10 early in the third quarter,
but Afica went up by 22 eventually and wound up winning it by 15 in the end.
Very good balance to tack for Coach Aaron Hipsch's team.
Devon Eim had 16 to lead the pack, also 11 for West Nelson, 10 points each for Cody
Burns and Sammy Cleary, 9 for KC Palmering.
Six points scored by Keegan Jones, three for Dante Klein-Saucer and Ethan Berkram has
two.
Leading away from WRC-O, we need to say congratulations to Cooper Lomas as a junior.
He has gone over 1,000 points in his high school basketball career.
He went over that point when he got to point number 13 on the night at Afica with a jump
shot in the lane.
So, the game was stopped and he was congratulated.
Lomas with 21, 10 points for Julius Cooley, eight by Brett Wagner, from their five points
for Josh Martin, four for Theodore Millen, and two each for Francisco Riorta and Nolan
Reed Mulligan.
The Hornets are 7-8 from the free throw line, they make 3-3s, the Bulldogs 2-5 from the
line, they make a total of 5-3-pointers.
The JV game wound up in a tie at 43, they ended it after the regulation because they wanted
to get the varsity game going on a win-tory night.
The next action for the Bulldog boys coming up on Monday, they will be at Cashton,
Las Vegas-Tuban will take on Lancaster at home on Tuesday night.
Once again, the varsity final, Afica 67, Las Vegas-Tuban 52 for WRC-O sports.
Thank you Phil, other boys' games from last night it was Iowa Grand Overpour to
Sheen 71-58, Hillsboro a big win over Nassita 59-16, Bangor 77, Waniwak Center 53, Royal
Overbrookwood 81-30, Westfield survived Portage 67-64, and the shootout of the night, Sparta
95, Toma 93.
When post-posed games from last night kick-a-poo versus Seneca will be played February 17th,
Norse Crawford against Weston, no make-up date as of yet.
Girls' finals, Plattville with a huge win over Richland Center 79-22 in conference play.
It was Riverdale 53, Boscombele 50, Iowa Grand A50, 40 win over Phenomore, a win for
Wersikas-Tuban over Potosi Casville 78-58, Argyle Pekatonicas 77-Belmont 73, Benton
over Judah 64-55, Westfield 54-Most in 33, Wisconsin Dell 74-17 over Adams friendship,
Baraboo and Sockperry did battle, Sockperry picked up the 43-36 win, Edgewood 84-Portage
31, Sparta 70-Toma 59.
In one post-pomit from last night, Marneveld versus Highland, no make-up date yet.
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It's regional wrestling Saturday throughout the area with a preview of today's coverage.
Here's WRC OFM's Bill Twining.
It's super regional wrestling Saturday, and there are three large wrestling tournaments
in the area for you to travel safely to and from.
The tournaments will each produce two team sectional teams and four individual sectional
qualifiers from each way class to advance to next week's schedule WIAA wrestling events.
WRC OFM Sports will be on hand at all three Superregions today at Mineral Point, at Dodgeville
and at Richland Center.
We'll have live coverage from both the Mineral Point and Richland Center Superregions
and updated reports from Dodgeville High School throughout today.
WIAA teams such as Hillsboro, Brookwood, Cashton, New Lisbon, Royal Wondewock Center,
and Westbeam will be part of the Division 3 Superregional at Aquinas High School in LeCrosse.
Also as part of the Division 3 Westbees sectional, Mineral Point will be the site of a Superregional
today.
Last year Phenomore and Iowa Grant Highland were the top two teams and advanced to the
team sectional.
That will change this year as Phenomore has been moved into the Division 2 tournament field.
Joining the host pointers today will be Iowa Grant Highland, Riverdale, Ithaca, Weston,
Bosque Bell, Wazika, Stuban, North Crawford, Seneca, Kikapula Farge, Youth Initiative,
DeSoto, Lancaster, Pecatanica, Argyle, River Ridge, Parkview, Albany, and Pointette.
Mineral Point won last Saturday's all S-W-A-L, S-W-C conference clash, while DeSoto claimed
the title at the Scenic Ridge and Rivers Conference tournament.
To watch today include returning state champions Cade Rool of Mineral Point and Aiden Grunenfelder
of Pecatanica, Argyle, State Runner-Up, Brody Mease of Riverdale, and three-time State
Runner-Up, Rowan Carey of Mineral Point.
The Division 3 Superregional today also includes the following wrestlers who won conference
titles last weekend.
Grant Matthews and Lakota Brewer of Riverdale, Nolan Waldnerp, Ashton Bennett, and Caden
Coleman of Ithaca, Weston.
Jaren Grimslett and Thomas Frosty of North Crawford, Seneca, Bennett, Coder of Kikapula
Farge, Youth Initiative, Tyson Imhoff, and Gavin Hyderman of Iowa Grant Highland, Trenton
Baldwin, and Seth Greeno of DeSoto, Lucas Orlov, and Aiden Grunenfelder of Pec Argyle,
Wesley Egan of Parkview Albany, Ashton Meister of Pointette, and Mineral Point's Trio of
Cade Rool, Memphis, Berkhalter, and Liam Carey.
After a State qualifiers returning from this D3 regional, include Elliott Kite of Mineral
Point, and three teammates from Iowa Grant Highland who all placed at State one year ago,
Brock Enderman, Jackson Bussey, and Bodie Brockop.
Phenomore moves into the Dodgeville Division 2 Superregional today, where the returning
top two teams a year ago were Lodi and Belville, Monticello, New Claris, or Sugar River.
Some sectional qualifier Prairie DeSchean also moves into this regional, replacing Lodi,
while other teams include River Valley, Belmont Platteville, Darlington Blackhawk, Cupid
City Benton, Southwestern, Evansville, Broadhead Judah, Monroe, Edgerton, Turner High School
of Bloit, and host Dodgeville.
Last Saturday, Evansville won the team championship of the Rock Valley Conference meet, led by five
individual winners, while Sugar River finished a second to Lodi in the capital conference,
and had four individual champions.
The Dodgeville Division 2 Superregional features returning state champions Shane Rishana
Dodgeville, Owen Sephard of Darlington Blackhawk, and a pair of two-time state champions
in Hawke and Peterson of Dodgeville and Tristan Stelt of Phenomore, and three-time state
titleist Danny Heiser of Evansville, five other wrestlers who placed at State return,
along with eight additional wrestlers who qualified for the state meet.
Others to watch today at Dodgeville include a recently crowned conference champions Dylan
and Briggs Weigel of Belmont Platteville, Blake Terry of Prairie DeSchean, and Garrett
Minder of Monroe.
River Valley will have two wrestlers with state tournament experience in Wyatt Nock
Reiner and Noah Radke, and two more who reach the sectional a year ago, Mason Shultey
and Blake Brickle.
The Dodgeville state champions will be bolstered by teammates Rhett Spurley and Nathan Johnson.
Finally, Richland Center High School will host a unique Division 2 Superregional today
that features 14 wrestling teams from a total of seven different conferences, leading
the way our three teams at one league tournaments last weekend, Maustin Nassita from the South
Central Conference, and returning team sectional entrance Lodi from the capital conference,
and Gail Epic Trappolo Melrose-Mindoro from the Cooley Conference.
They'll be challenged today by host Richland Center, the only entrance from the Southwest
Wisconsin Conference by Portage from the Badger Conference by Nielsville Greenwood
Loyal representing the Clover Belt Conference by Quad-Op, Rio Cambria, Friesland, Fall River
Randolph from the Trailsway Conference, also Veroku Arcadia and Black River Falls from
the Cooley, and Wisconsin Dells, Adams Friendship, Watoma Wild Bros, and Nacusa Port Edwards
Wisconsin Rapids Assumption from the South Central.
Richland Center will be led by state runner up and two-time state place winner Ethan Hady.
The Hornets will also have senior Mason Joleneck, junior Ethan Bindle, and freshman Kaden
Stibi, all of whom placed in last Saturday's conference clash.
Senior Braden Klappy, who missed the event due to injury, should bolster the lineup today
for coach Silas Coleman and Richland Center.
No returning state champs in the D2 Richland Center is super regional today, but a pair of
state runners-up will draw plenty of attention, Ethan Hady of Richland Center and Espen swears
of Boston, the CEDA.
Colton Coss of Gail Patrick Trumpolo, Mel Rosmondoro, placed third at state a year ago, while
Braden Dorkhorst of Load High placed fourth, and both Hayden Gillen of Boston and Hudson's
the best op-out of Nielsville Greenwood loyal were fifth place medalist.
Action at all three, WIAA Superregionals begins around 10 o'clock this morning, joined
WRC Radio Sports throughout today for live coverage from Mineral Point and Richland Center,
and for updated reports from Dodgeville.
For Phil Ne, Kirk Layer, Pat Mahoney, and David Werman for WRC Radio Sports, I'm Bill
Twining.
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