Dodgeville won a home talent baseball game 16-5 over Muscatay on Sunday.
The host Knights exploded for 16 unanswered runs late in the game to improve to 5-1.
The visiting Mudcat scored a run in the second and four more in the third
and jumped to a 5-0 lead.
Starting pitcher Blake Bussen pitched well for Muscatay and kept the Knights scoreless
until they tied the game at 5 in the bottom of the sixth.
The Mudcats kept the score tied until Dodgeville's 11 run eighth inning.
Carson Kinion and Josh Cartwright both pitched in the eighth, trying to slow down the Dodgeville bats.
Cartwright was two for four with two RBI, Logan Olson doubled.
Carson Kinion was on base twice and Casey Layton singled and scored for the Mudcats.
Carson Obgenorth started pitching for Dodgeville and Ty Paul's kill came on in relief.
To get the win, Dodgeville's bats came to life.
Layton Bowers was four for six with two singles, a triple and a home run, a total of five RBI's.
Downic McVey and Dailin Rickard both hit three run home runs for Dodgeville.
The game ended after eight innings on the 10 run rule.
Muscatay is now one and five in Sunday league play.
They will host Wyoda on Sunday.
Elsewhere yesterday, Bellville 17, nothing over Wyoda.
Hollandale 11 to six over Pinebluff, Mount Horob, Verona 11, Sholesberg, Benton 4,
Argyle 6, nothing over Ridgeway, Blanchardville, Adoreena, Postponed.
In the North yesterday, Ashton 13, nine over Readsburg, cross planes eight,
Casanovia 3, one a key four three over Sock Prairie.
Sock Prairie was a winner on Saturday night over Casanovia 11, eight,
Mesa, Mane 4, Readsburg 3, Middleton 13, three over cross planes,
one a key nine and Black Earth 7.
Also yesterday in the southeast Evansville over McFarlane 6, 2,
Ford Atkinson beat Cambridge 8, 7, Jefferson 16, Lake Mills 1,
Utica 17, Albion 5, Footpills 16, 14, Overstoughton.
Over the weekend at the WIA State Girls Soccer Championships,
Division 4 crown won by Xavier 2, nothing over Ozzaki Random Lake.
Also it was Catholic Memorial 4, 2 over Edgewood to capture the Division 3 title.
Division 2 won by Brookfield Central, 2 won against Pihuahki,
and Division 1 State Championship came down to a shootout,
1-1 West and Muskego tied.
It was a three nothing win on the shootout for Muskego over Madison West,
as they capture the Division 1 State title and the high school sports season
officially ended over the weekend for the 24-25 school year.
The Simon Sharks were back in action Wednesday night in the pool
as they swam in mineral point against the water dogs and the Dodgeville dolphins,
despite only having 19 swimmers, those 19 represented well,
and they narrowly missed first place.
All of the sharks who swam earned at least one first place finish,
swimmers who earned three individual first place finishes,
included Brooklyn Worthington and the Short Free, Butterfly and Long Free,
Braille and Olsen and the Short Free, Long Free and Breaststroke,
Conor Hying in the Backstroke, Butterfly and Breaststroke,
Chloe Hying in the Backstroke, Butterfly and the 200 individual medley.
Morgan Worthington, Clancy Hying, Kalen Burns,
Madeline Ringelstetter and Emmerich Kalman,
each earned two individual first place finishes.
Elsa Norte and Lucienne Hamlin each added a blue ribbon finish.
Other sharks who earned first place on relay teams include Harper Adler,
Levea Hamlin, Zellie Kalman, along with Claire Hying,
Cameron Keane, Halley Kahoot, Liam Hamlin and Liam Rogers.
The sharks host their first home meet of the season at the Simon's Recreation Complex.
On Tuesday, the meet will get underway at five tomorrow,
and they're asking everyone to come out and show support for the Simon's sharks.
Here are more accolades today from the recently completed high school spring sport season,
Region Valley all conference track teams.
The girls first team all conference led by DeSoto's Paisley Engen,
Brynn Venner, Lena Isbell, Halley Neckner and Elena Leckner.
From Kickable the Farge, they had an amazing year this year,
Aveya Young, Katie Randow, Jaden's Nagel, Jewel Klein saucer,
Tyranny Art, Katie Randow, Kendall Andelsick, Anika Waslik,
Colby Andelsick, and Harlow Flea Hardy,
along with Braylon Culver, North Crawford's Ingrin Carstens,
and Emma Utelhoven of Wozika Stuban.
On the second team from Ithaca Weston, Holly King,
DeSoto's Peyton Sprosti, along with Riley Cade of Kickable the Farge,
North Crawford's Isabel Knutson and Olivia Eich,
also Wozika Stuban's Elena Martin, Emma Wall, Isabel Abunders,
Haley Mitchell, Macy Mitchell, Elizabeth Wright, Natalie Wright,
and Ella Jones.
The album mention team includes from Ithaca Weston,
Tristan Peterson, Maggie Kirschner, Jaden Bowlin,
and Faith Stenitschka, DeSoto's Lena Isbell.
From Kickable the Farge, Chloe Walter and Colby Andelsick,
North Crawford's Kate Swenson, Kylie Hutchison,
Jade Grimslid, Shaleen Nelson, Gina Younger, Agnes Carstens,
Anna Chamberlain, Anne from Wozika Stubans, Claire Wright,
and Stella Walls.
The girls all sportsmanship team, Callie Gilman DeSoto,
Bailey Wannless, Ithaca Weston,
Summer Wallman of Kickable the Farge,
Ingrid Carstens, North Crawford,
Livy and Starkey of Seneca,
and Brinley Benoy of Wozika Stuban.
The field event athlete of the year, Tierney Art,
a junior from Kickable the Farge,
Kickable the Farge senior, Jaden Snagel,
was recognized as the runner of the year,
the coach of the year, Jeremy Lee, of Kickable the Farge.
It was Kickable the Farge, winning the girls' conference
with 219 points over Wozika Stubans 96
at the conference championships.
The Brewers built a five-run lead,
then held off a Minnesota rally in Sunday's 98 victory.
That gave Milwaukee a sweep of the weekend series.
First baseman Reese Hoskins had a home run
a double and two runs batted in,
Bryce Tarang, homered with two on,
and Caleb Durbin had a total of three hits.
It certainly came down to the bullpen
for manager Pat Murphy.
There was good performances on the mound,
you know, prester stuff wasn't moving the way
we're concerned.
His stuff wasn't moving the way it has in the past,
and that's what led to an early exit.
It was quite a bit different than what had been.
We don't know if it was the win, game conditions,
whatever it might have been,
but so early exit,
and then we got some good performances right away.
And then when leverage guys come in
with a big margin,
sometimes things are different.
The Brewers host the pirates tonight
with Chad Patrick,
starting the first game of the series,
the current four game winning streak has Milwaukee,
just three and a half games on a first place in the division.
You're the game tonight on WRC,
EFM 107.7, and AM 1450.
Elsewhere, in action from the majors,
it was Pittsburgh 8-3 over Texas,
Seattle 14, the Cubs 6,
San Diego 3-2 over Kansas City,
San Francisco 9 and Boston 5.
In the National League,
Miami 5 Atlanta 3,
Cincinnati 4-1 over St. Louis,
Colorado 4, Arizona 2,
Dodgers 13,
Washington 7,
Philadelphia 7-1 over the Metz.
In the American League,
Yankees 4, Baltimore 2,
Detroit 9, Tampa Bay 3,
the White Sox 4, Toronto 2,
Cleveland 3-0 over the athletics
and Houston beat the LA Angels
by a final of 8-7.
In basketball news,
Shay Gilges Alexander finished off his MVP season
with 29 points and 12 assists
and the Oklahoma City Thunder
pulled away in the second half
to beat the Indiana Pacers 1391
and win the NBA championship last night.
It was a season for the ages 84 wins
between the regular season and the playoffs,
tying the 96-97 bulls
for the third most in any season.
And Bears quarterback Kayla Williams
keeps taking verbal shots
at the Green Bay Packers
at Fanatics fast over the weekend.
Williams repeated his criticism
of Packer fans based on the 24 NFL season
ending 24-22 Chicago win at Lambo Field.
He says fans pushed them
when he and his teammates tried to do the Lambo leap
after a game-winning field goal.
The Bears snapped
an 8-game losing streak
at home of the Packers.
Earlier in the off season,
Chicago coach Ben Johnson did his part
to add energy to the rivalry
with a comment about beating
Green Bay coach Matt LaFour.
While Johnson was an assistant
with the Lions.
I am Filney,
that's an update on sports.
