I'm Phil Ney with sports, the Richland center girls basketball team won for the second
time this season with a 50 to 42 win over Boschabell, Hornets trail by 11 at 21 10 in the
first half before closing the gap. The Bulldogs were leading 24 23 at half time. Richland
center would lead by 11 in the second half and they held up Boschabell's thoughts of
a comeback with late game of free throws. Hornets senior Carly Mead net a big game with
22 points, including 11 from the free throw line. Kylie Burns added 15, JC Gander 6,
Jasmine Hazel Rig hit a three point basket and Reagan ship scored two. Richland center
was 16 for 27 from the free throw line and they made four three pointers. Boschabell
was paced by Kylie Johnson, who scored 13, Avery Updike scored 12 and a Bailey added
six, Addison Rounds total four points, Avery Seap and Maya Bowmeister both had three and
Kenna Wall and scored one. The Bulldogs made eight three pointers and they went six for
eight from the line. Richland center won the JV game 39 25 over the Bulldogs. With a
50 to 42 win, Richland center is now two and 21. They have a game schedule for tonight
at LaCrosse Logan. Boschabell is now three and 19 overall and they are scheduled to play
at Kikapoo this evening. In other girls games, Austin over Westby 76 49. The Viralko Azika
Stuban game was postponed. It was a win for Argyle Pekatonica over New Glarris 63 40. Marshall
got the win against Wisconsin Heights 48 38 Wisconsin Dell 67 24 over Adams friendship.
Neilsville beat Thomas 64 28 and Nassita over Seneca 39 33. Boys basketball. It was Ithaca
getting the win against Cashton 67 42. River Valley with a victory against Boschabell
77 to 36. Riverdale defeated Cassville 58 40. Kikapoo 74 and Seneca 70. It was North Crawford
92 22 over Weston and Plattville and Mineral Point locked up last night with Mineral Point
coming out 91 59 winners. The Dodgeville Darlington game postponed until tonight. Games that
are scheduled and boys basketball. Ithaca at LaFarge. Iowa Grant at Cassville. Landcaster
at Wasika Stuban. Prairie to Sheen at Phenomore. A really good non-conference matchup. North
Crawford at Royal. North Crawford with one lost Royal undefeated non-conference boys.
Basketball tonight at Royal Dodgeville is at Darlington. Cashton at New Lisbon. DeSoto
at Brookwood. Sock Prairie at Barrow Boo. Portage at Redsburg and Highland at River Ridge.
Girls basketball River Ridge at Riverdale. I will have a game on FM 100.9 and WRC.com tonight.
Ithaca at Highland. Albany Monticello at River Valley. Westby at North Crawford. Richland
center travels to lacrosse Logan. Potosi Cassville at Plattville. Verokwa at DeSoto. Landcaster
at Peckatonica Argyle. Shoesburg at Southwestern. Bangor at Brookwood. Royal at Cashton.
Waniwak center at Nassita. Hillsboro at New Lisbon. Mauston at Black River Falls. Iowa Grant
visits Belmont. Boschabell at Kickapoo and Prairie to Sheen at Cubicity and Girls Basketball.
And wrestling takes center stage. Team sectionals are being held across the state. There are
sectionals in division one. A total of eight of them. Division two. There are four sectionals
across the state in Medford. Denmark and North Fondlach St. Mary Springs and closest to us.
Prairie to Sheen. Sectional C. Match one. G.E.T. taking on G.E. T. Meadows,
Wenduro taking on Belmont. Plattville and match two. Phenomore versus Lodi. Those matches
both begin at six o'clock with a winner said to face off at around eight o'clock.
Division three. A total of four sectionals across the state in Clear Lake, Bonduel, Usberg and
Mineral Point. The pointer is hosting Aquinas and Iowa Grant. Mineral Point wrestles against
Royal Winnewalk Center. Both matches at six with the winners to face off later on in the evening.
Bowling scores from the major bowling league last night. Cardinal C.G. had the top series 35-54.
New York Life 35-39. Frazier home improvement of 35-34. Top game. Quail Run Golf Links 12-58.
Cardinal C.G. at 1,200-2. Frazier home improvement 11-97. Top series. Todd Gruber a 7-15.
Darren Schweinefus 118 over average with a 709 and Chase Keller a 6-97. Top game. Corey Swanson,
a 267. Todd Gruber a 266. Fred Kepler rolled a 265. Corey Swanson with a 672 series 117 over average.
Steve Swanson bowled a 614-101 over average and Jeff Frazier bowled a 580-94 over average.
Third quarter was won by Quail Run Golf Links. Team members include Terry Wheaton, Monica Wheaton,
Casey Owen, Tim Callan, Chris Pardoon, Jan Marie Davis and Corey Davis.
Marquette hopes that a week of rest and shooting practice will fix a shooting slump
when Seton Hall visits the Pfizer forum for a game tonight. The Golden Eagles won last time out,
but the team's cold three-point shooting continued. In the last four games, only 30 of 108 three
pointers found the mark. Marquette hasn't played since last Tuesday, and Coach Shaka Smart thinks
the extra rest will help. The pirates only have a 7-18 record, but they're still riding the high
of an upset win over the two-time defending national champion Yukon Huskies in their last game.
The Wisconsin Badgers, doing well in the polls and moving up, the Red Hot Badgers moved up
another five spots. Coach Greg Guards team has now raided 11th after a four-game winning streak.
That's the highest ranking for any big 10 squad, although Michigan Purdue and Michigan State
are close behind. Marquette gained two spots to number 16 after beating DePaul in its only action.
The Badgers play ball tonight. They'll be hosting the Eli Nye from Illinois.
Last night, it was Arizona over Baylor 74-67 and number three Duke over Virginia 80-62.
Elsewhere in sports, the Wisconsin Athletics Department has found its new general manager of the
football program right inside the building. Marquette Sedbury has been serving as the deputy athletic
director, Chief Operating Officer for Wisconsin Athletics since 2022. ESPN reported his promotion
on Monday. Athletic director Chris McIntosh says Sedbury's leadership and vision make him ideal
for the job. Most recently, he had an important role in building a comprehensive player personnel
and revenue-sharing strategy for the department as it competes in a changing world of college
athletics. I'm Phil Ney with Look at Tuesday Sports.