I'm Philney with a look at local sports today due to the impending forecast on Tuesday.
A few games are moved to today that we're supposed to originally be played tomorrow.
The baseball regional semi-final between Weston and Isoto in Casanovia has been moved
to today at five in Casanovia.
Today's Ithaca baseball game with Highland has been moved up to today at five o'clock.
Also the Ithaca Brookwood sectional semi-final game, which was to be played tomorrow as
we moved up to today, again, also starting at five o'clock.
For the Bulldogs, I've made a nice run this year in the tournament.
I asked Coach Brad Lewis about the win over Seneca.
They came out swinging right away and hitting the ball, and we started out six-nothing when
we put up six runs in the first inning.
So yeah, we started out hot.
Brad says the hitting has gone well for the Bulldogs lately.
Yeah, so all the way through the order they have showed up.
And I mean, we put in, we've been putting a lot of time in hitting, and I feel the girls
are really seeing the work they've put in, so it's been fun to watch, too.
You've had the advantage of being home, how big is that for the team?
That is huge.
The girls love playing there, obviously we practice there all the time, so they know
their field, outfielders know what their warning track is, and we've been playing really
good ball home and away for that matter, but it is awesome having our home fans there.
Well, regional championships should never be taken lightly.
That's a nice one for the trophy case, isn't it?
Yes, for sure.
It was nerve-wracking being one of the first year had coach, too, but the girls really
came ready to play, and it was great.
So what do you know about Brooklyn, your next opponent?
They're a good team.
We played them a few weeks ago, right before the Friday night, before our triangular that
we had where we had Hillsboro and Rickson Sonner at, and they're a good hitting team.
Ari pitched that game, and she pitched well.
I think she had 10 or 11 strikeouts, but our outfield showed up, and we had eight
cutouts against them, so they put them all in play.
They're a good team.
It's a guy in Brookwood on WRC OFM 100.9 and WRC O.com today, beginning with a pregame
at 445.
Now, we've not been told of any other games moving to today.
We will, if we do hear about those today, one other game in baseball, it's going to be
cashed in taking on Blair Taylor at Blair Taylor today in baseball, starting at five o'clock.
So over the weekend, the WIA sectional track meets were held across the state.
These area athletes will be advancing to the state tournament this weekend in lacrosse.
For Richland Center, the boys, four by two relay, Fletcher Harper, Kevin Hernandez, Basin
Jalenik, and Robert Budden, and Madeline Hubert, in the girl's shot put competition.
For River Valley, Wesley Hatfield advances to state in two different events, including
the 100 and the 200 meter dash.
For Ithaca Weston Clayton Lee, their loan representative, he'll be running in both
the 1600 and 3200 races.
Kickaboo LeFarge has a whole host of athletes, the four by four relay team of Adric Egge, Jeff
Olson, Theo Parr, and Arlen Walter, the four by eight team with Breckenmiller, Sam Miller,
Landon Turkicin, and Arlen Walter.
Adric Egge will be competing in the 200 dash along with the 400 and the long jump.
Adam Boyson will be taking part in the boys high jump competition, in division three
action at state in lacrosse this weekend.
The kickaboo LeFarge girls four by one relay team, Katie Rando, Avea Young, Chloe Walter,
and Joel Klein saucer, and the girls four by two relay of Joel Klein saucer, Avea Young,
Chloe Walter, and Katie Rando, and the four by four girls relay, Katie Rando, Anika
Waslik, Kendall Andosek, and Jaden Snagel, Avea Young will be competing in the girls 100
meter dash, and Jaden Snagel in the 400 meter dash, good luck to all of the track participants.
In home talent baseball yesterday, the sock prairie twins won 12, 2 and 7 innings over
the Casanovia Reds.
The game was tied at two in the third inning before the twin scored 10 unanswered runs.
Mike Jordan all had a two run home run, and number nine hitter, Joa Carlson, was four
for four with a double and three RBIs.
Aaron Hipsch pitch six innings, and Monti Jennings worked in inning of relief for the Reds.
Monti Jennings Aaron Hipsch, Nathan Bauer, and Micah Salisbury all had hits.
The Reds will host Black Earth this Sunday for their next game.
Black Earth was a winner over one a key, six one, middle to nine, cross planes, three.
In the Western section, Schoelsberg bent in over Dodgeville for three, Arena eight,
Wyoda, nothing, Hollandale 11, 1 over Muscaday, Bellville 12, Ridgeway 2, Pinebluff, Mount
Horab, eight, Argyle 3, Verona, 7, 1 over Blanchardville.
In the southeast, McFarlane over Albion, 13-9, Fort Atkinson beat Evansville, 5-1,
Utica 5, Footville 3, Stoughton 13-8 over Jefferson, Cambridge beat Lake Mills, 24-4,
and in the eastern section of home talent baseball, Columbus 8-3 over Montello, Manona 7-4-1,
Sun Prairie 9-6 over Poignette, and Wisconsin-Del's beat Rio, 5-4.
Richardson center third and fourth, and fifth and sixth graders took part in a tournament
over the weekend in Eastman.
Both of those softball teams combined for 75 runs in seven games, the three and four
year olds, one in the second of one second of eight teams, and the five and six went
undefeated, coming home with first out of five teams.
This week, all 11-3 through eighth grade teams will be in action.
And a through Thursday, games start at six o'clock at North Park.
The Brewers completed a sweep of the Phillies with a five-two come from behind Victory Sunday
afternoon.
Milwaukee was down when Jake Bowers hit a two out, two run double in the seventh.
The Brewers winning streak is seven games in a row, and they are just five and a half
games behind the Cubs.
Philadelphia has lost four straight.
Aaron Svalley gets the start in tonight's action.
Danielich was banged up in the game yesterday after being hit on the hand with a pitch.
He left early in the game.
It was a big day for everybody to dig deep according to manager Pat Murphy.
Different guy stepped up with the Ellie going down, you know, Bowers stepping up in a
pitch at roll and four T's, the game he had, Terang, you know, you forget, you know,
Durban's lead off double, one's up scorn, you know, it's the type of stuff that you
get in contributions from the whole lineup.
Well for the Brewers, again, moving on to take on the always rival Cincinnati Reds elsewhere
in the nationally yesterday Cincinnati lost to the Cubs, seven three, Arizona, three one
over Washington, San Diego, six Pittsburgh, four San Francisco, four two over Miami and
the meant speed Colorado, five three in the American League, Baltimore, three, the White
Sox, two Cleveland, four two over the Angels, Toronto over the athletics, eight four, Detroit
one, Kansas City, nothing Houston won nothing over Tampa Bay, Seattle, two one over Minnesota.
Texas was a victor in inter league play over St. Louis, eight one, Boston, three Atlanta
one and the Yankees, seven three over the Dodgers, Scotty Sheffler is the memorial winner for
the second year in a row.
The world's number one player delivered another relentless performance in double in Ohio, shooting
a 70 in the final round and turning a decent duel into another run away.
He wound up winning by four strokes over Ben Griffin.
Ryan Blaney kicked off the second half of the NASCAR season by running away down the
stretch for his first Cubs series victory of the year Sunday night at Nashville Super Speedway.
That's an update on sports.
I'm Phil Ney.
Thank you for joining us today.
