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Phil Ne has a look at winter sports all conference news.
High School girls wrestling took another step forward during the 24-25 season with great
participation.
The Southwest Conference is out with its all-conference list of girls.
At 100, the conference champion Rosalie Cosmon of Prairie Dushin, the runner-up Maya Markline
of Dodgeville.
107 pounds, Kayleigh Spildy of Richland Center was first, Avalor Dodgeville second team,
and the edible mention Lily Vespromen of Lancaster.
At 120, Aspen Gello of Prairie Dushin, Amelia Johnson Lancaster was runner-up, and
Maya Abbey of Richland Center was the edible mention wrestler.
At 126, Brooklyn Hanky Lancaster was a champion Mackenzie Sholti of River Valley second,
and Mallory Spurly Dodgeville, and Honorable mention.
At 132, first place Olivia Ball of Lancaster, Madeline Muller Richland Center was runner-up,
and Jenna Johnson Dodgeville, and Honorable mention.
At 138, Ireland Sheka of Prairie Dushin was a champion, Raquel Vinson of Lancaster runner-up.
145 Montana Jules River Valley first, Valerie Fawver Richland Center second, at 152, JC Davis,
Belmont Plattville a champion, Sophia Burr of Lancaster was a runner-up.
runner conference champions from the Southwest Conference, and league leaders, at 185,
Brielle Walmer of Dodgeville first, Addison Claycomb of Prairie Dushin second, and Hazel
Corbett, River Valley, The Honorable mention.
At 235, first place, Kayleigh Davis of Belmont Plattville coach of the year Tyson Wolf of Lancaster,
and the wrestler of the year was Kayleigh Davis of Belmont Plattville.
Congratulations to the girl wrestlers from this year's Southwest Wisconsin Conference.
River Valley's spring sports meeting is being held tonight in the West New Jim at River Valley High School.
All spring athletes planning to participate in boys and girls track and field, boys golf, baseball,
softball, and girls soccer, along with a parent, should plan to attend.
The Brewers have trimmed their roster again with opening day less than three weeks away.
Pop prospect catcher, Jeff Burson Quarrel was among the cuts reported yesterday.
The 22-year-old Quarrel is recovering from shoulder surgery, I should say,
and is expected to be on the major league roster later this season.
Also being sent to the minor league camp, where pitcher's grant Anderson, Logan Henderson,
Carlos Rodriguez, and Grant Wolfram, and the Brewers today in spring training action.
It's in the middle, and it's going into the bottom of the eighth inning, and the Brewers are
currently leading the Cubs via score of eight to six. The Bucks and the Indiana Pacers meet in
Gainbridge Field House tonight as the NBA season enters the home stretch.
Milwaukee has 19 regular season games remaining. The Pacers are a good shooting team,
hitting more than 49 percent of their floor shots, good for third in the league.
They are 21st on defense, allowing opponents to score just over 115 points a game.
Braden Smith of Purdue is the associated press big 10 player of the year.
Michigan State's Tom Ezo is cultured of the year, and Wisconsin's John Tangier is the
newcomer of the year. Smith's continued the Boiler Makers hold on the top individual honor
after Zach Edie wanted the past two seasons. Smith backed up his selection as conference
preseason player of the year by averaging 16.3 points, 8.8 assists, and 2.3 steals per game.
Ezo won his record tying 11th regular season title. Tom Ejoined the Badgers as a six-year
graduate transfer and agreed and averaged 18.9 points per game. The Green Bay front office
has been busy. The Pacers announced the signing of two free agents yesterday. The team reached
an agreement on a four-year $77 million contract with former 49ers' left guard, Aaron Banks,
that likely means two-time pro bowl lineman, Elgin Jenkins, will move to center. GM Bryan,
GM Bryan, Good & Coons, also worked on a deal with the Raiders' cornerback, Nate Hobbs,
four years for $48 million. The 27-year-old Banks has given up just one sack in nearly 900
pass blocking snaps since 2023, and the 26-year-old Hobbs was ranked 11th in coverage success
among the cornerbacks targeted at least 40 times last year. The wheeling and dealing continued
on the eve of the NFL's start of its new league year. A day after defensive tackle, Milton
Williams, an edge rusher Josh Sweet, agreed to leave Philadelphia via free agency. The Super Bowl
champs agreed to send star safety C.J. Gardner Johnson to the Houston Texans for guard Kenyan Green
and a swap of a late-round draft pick. The Minnesota Vikings made a splash by agreeing to
terms on contracts with former Washington defensive tackle, Jonathan Allen and former Indianapolis
guard William Freeze, who follows center Ryan Kelly from the Colts to the Vikings.
And NFL.com reports that Devonte Adams will be joining the LA Rams. The star receiver is
inking a two-year contract worth $46 million with $26 million guaranteed. NFL Network insider Ian
Rappaport reported per sources informed of the situation. Adams just spent just 11 games with
the New York Juts after a 2024 mid-season trade from Las Vegas Raiders. New York shipped a
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