There's a pitch ripped well right field and deep that ball is going that ball is gone and the right
fielder goes over the fence. That knee just cranked one out of here. Man did he get it all holy macro.
In local baseball yesterday, Inthica won 10-7 over visiting North Crawford on the final night of
the ridge and valley baseball season. The Bulldog started strong with seven runs total in the first
two innings. The Trojans bounced back with a four-run third inning. The score stayed at 7-4 until
a three-run outburst in the sixth inning for Inthica. North Crawford countered with three runs in
the top of the seventh, but it was not enough. The Bulldog sailed on to improve to 11-3 in the league
and 15-5 overall. The Trojans fell to 7-7 in the league, which was a great improvement from last
year when they did not win a contest. They are now nine and eight for the season.
Kate and Keller pitched the first three innings for Inthica while Sammy Cleary worked the last
four innings from the mound. Andrew Munson pitched the first two innings for North Crawford
and Landon Blaha finished up. The leading hitters in the game for Inthica were Houston,
Boland, who had a two-run home run and finished three for four. Sammy Cleary was also three for four
with a double. Cody Burns, Channing Brown and Keegan Jones were all two for four. West Nelson
scored two runs and McNeath hit a two-run home run. North Crawford was led at the plate by
Colin Jacobus and Andrew Munson were both two for three and Landon Blaha, who had a three-run
home run and was two for four. Following the 10-7 win, Inthica will prepare for the WIAA seating
meeting coming up this week and a non-conference game with Barnaville is scheduled at Inthica
Friday afternoon. At Weston yesterday, the Silver Eagles fell down for nothing early in the ball
game and spent the rest of the game trying to catch back up. Garrett Jennings got the start
pitching two innings and allowing three-run runs on seven hits, no walks and five strikeouts.
Isaac Jennings pitched in relief, five innings allowing no runs, no hits, one walk and six strikeouts.
Four errors led to four on-run runs. Garrett Granger, three for four with a double, two RBI's and a
run scored. Hunter Coy, two for three with two RBI's. Garrett Jennings, two for three with a
triple and two run scored and Trevor Westfall was one for four with an RBI and a run scored.
Senac has now tied Weston in the lost column. Weston has a make-up game with the so-to-yet-to-play
as the two teams battled it out for the rich and valley conference title this year.
Elsewhere was an exciting win for WIAA coming all the way from behind as the winning
pitcher was Bentley Dooms on the way to a seven-six victory over Kikapoo. Josh Martin had a walk
off single in the bottom of the seventh inning for Wasika Stubens' win. Also yesterday in the
conference LaFarge over to Soto, three nothing. The Chieftains of Riverdale lost to Highland last night
by a score of 14-4. Chase Chitwood and Bevan Dennis each collected three hits in the game while
Ethan Kingle was two for three. Also last night in local baseball, Dodge Village,
New Glarest 5-4, Bangory 11-1 over Cachedon, Broadhead Judah beat Clinton, 7-4, Wisconsin
L-16 and Nakusa 2. In softball action last evening, the Ithaca Bulldogs picked up a win,
15-4 over North Crawford. JC Maxwell was the winning pitcher striking out 12,
walking six and giving up just three hits and a log suffer the loss for North Crawford striking
out four, walking five and giving up 14 hits. Kelsey Coleman was four for four with three RBI's,
a double and a home run. Arianna Lewis, two for two with a triple. Holly King was one for one
with an RBI. Ashland Fowell, one for one with an RBI. Emma Hillby, one for two with three RBI's,
Maley Plamer and Jade and Bolin were both one for two. Kennedy Salisbury was one for two
and Brindley One was one for two with an RBI and a log was one for three with three RBI's for
North Crawford. Also in the Ridge and Valley Conference from yesterday, it was Seneca 21-2
over Weston. It was a fairly close game at first until Seneca turned a nine-two game late in the
game into a 21-2 victory. Weston had eight hits as the top four batters in the lineup all had two
hits each. Lexi Rockwiler, Lily Cast, Valerie Bauer and Kalice Sebenauer. It was do so to
over LaFarge, 12-2 was Eka Stuban shut out Kikapoo, 10-nothing. Hillsboro, 15-2 over Royal,
Southwestern 18-nothing over Bosca Bell. Landcaster got by River Valley, 8-5,
Mineral Point, 13-6 over Iowa Grant, Potosi Castville beat Peccatonica, 7-1.
Bartaville, 14 River Ridge, 4, Wisconsin Dells, 18-3 over Partyville, and Mount Hora,
Beat Barreldew, that final score was 4-3. On the high school girls soccer scoreboard,
it was Reedsburg, 5-2 over Wisconsin Heights, Barnaville, and Mauston beat Portage Point at 5 goals
to 3. There are a number of things scheduled on today's high school sports docket. Probably
not going to happen. Our featured broadcast Richland Center hosting Dodgeville in Area Baseball.
We already do know because of inclement weather, Southwest Conference Boys golf championships
that were scheduled for today have been postponed until Thursday at 9 a.m.
And the Southwest Conference track and field championships moved from today to Thursday at 4 p.m.
And I'm sure that there will be more coming up a little bit later on.
Brewer baseball heard on WRC EFM 107.7 and AM 1450 last night. The brewers hottest hitter went
forward for four and knocked in the winning run against Baltimore. William Contreras had a
tie breaking two out single in the eighth inning of a 5-4 victory at home. In the last five games,
the Milwaukee catcher is nine of 16. Abner Euree Bay picked up his second win in relief.
Rookie pitcher Logan Henderson starts the second game of the series tonight at American Family
Field. The brewers will be going for their third straight victory. Manager Pat Murphy
talked about Quinn Priester who has been pitching well for the brewers. He's a great competitor and
I think he's, he just keeps attacking. He doesn't let things bother him. He give up that home run
when his first hitter he faced. He keeps attacking after that. I mean, the response is what I
look for. And then, you know, like you said, he didn't walk a hitter until the end. And then,
you know, I think we're trying to learn him too. Elsewhere Boston was a winner 3-1 over the
mints. St. Louis 11 Detroit 4 Kansas City 3-1 over San Francisco. Cleveland, Minnesota was suspended.
Houston 4 Tampa Bay 3 Seattle 5-1 over the White Sucks. The Angels beat the athletics 4-3.
And in the National League, Cincinnati 7-1 over Pittsburgh Miami beat the Cubs 8-7 Philadelphia
9 Colorado 3 and Arizona 9-5 winners against the Dodgers. The NFL is expecting to decide
on whether to ban the so-called push push today or tomorrow. The NFL Network is reporting
the Packers have revised the language of their proposal. Before the 2005 season, the pushing
or pulling of teammates was illegal. Green Bay's idea would take the rules back to that version.
The quarterback Sneak with teammates pushing to a first down or touchdown has been used with great
success by the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles. First round draft pick Matthew Golden
signed a deal and plans to buy back his family home. He talked about that this week.
That's the house I grew up in when I was younger. You know, we got taken away from us a couple
of years ago. You know, just knowing that I'm in a position to be able to get that back for all
my family. My little cousins that grew up there just for everybody to go back home. You know,
just feel that energy. Now that's something my grandma always wanted. For my great grandma died,
you know, she always wanted her, wanted her grandson to make it to the NFL. You know, I'm the last one
standing there and I made it. The Wisconsin men's basketball team has one remaining open spot
and it's roster and head coach Greg guard says he's looking for a big man. The Badgers have one
scholarship to offer. Guard reportedly told the cap times he wants a player of size for the front court
to give the roster balance to this point. Six foot 10 Australian Austin rap is the only player
arriving through the transfer portal. Former Badger John Tanjay is looking at the possibility of
NBA draft after recently working out for teams. I'm going into it open minded and just trying to
soak it all in. I hadn't I didn't want to set too many expectations, but you know, so far it's been
great and a great experience and just been, you know, super cool to be a part of it.
That's a look at sports on this rainy Tuesday. I'm Filney.
