Today, we have more all conference news, Richard Valley, all conference boys track teams.
Yesterday we had the girls today. We take a look at the boys results on the first team
all conference from DeSoto, CJ Miller and Seth Greeno, Silas Bookner, Trenton Baldwin
and Kenoa Rogers from Ithaca, Weston Clayton Lee from Kickaboo, the Farge, Ireland Walter,
Lane Miller, Adric Eggy, Lane Miller, Jeff Olson, Sam Edel, along with Adam Boyson,
Wayne Carter, Dylan Himmersbock, Sam Miller, Breckenmiller and Landon Turgason, Jacks
Yonker of North Crawford and Tucker Staluka of Seneca, round out the first team.
Second team, all conference tracksters include from DeSoto, Adam Vetter, Ithaca Weston's
Bracen Garcia-Bolen, John Hash, Deakin McDonough, Sam Jones from Kickaboo, Farge, Rue Rose from
North Crawford, Anthony Frodead, Gavin Tamling, AJ Anderson, Ramello Black, Logan Hagen,
Reese Cizer and Peter Molner. The honorable mention team includes Baltazar Kaiser of Ithaca
Weston, Randy Piccardo Flores, and Gage Buscher, along with Deakin McDonough, from Kickaboo
to Farge, Fio Par, North Crawford Sam Noble, John Powell and Riley Bromland. From Seneca
Gabriel Heyman, along with Aiden Payne and Pablo Altadill, Greg Boland, Ben Payne and
Grant Syme. The all conference sportsmanship awards include CJ Miller and DeSoto, Baltazar
Kaiser Ithaca Weston, Bennett Coder, Kickaboo to Farge, Reese Cizer North Crawford, Thomas
Caya from Seneca and Julius Cooley of Wozika Stuban. Kickaboo to Farge won the boys'
all conference meet 189 to North Crawford's 111. The runner of the year was recognized
as Adric Eggy of Kickaboo to Farge and CJ Miller and of DeSoto won the field event athlete
of the year honor and the coach of the year, Jeremy Lee of Kickaboo to Farge. The Wisconsin
FastBitch Softball Coaches Association, all district and all state teams have been announced.
FastBitch Softball for the small schools in the area in the district three. First team
members include from Ithaca, Ariana Lewis, Wozika Stuban's Emma Wall, also from Middle
World Point, Tinley Buckup, Maddie Cabot, Austin Kinsh and Jaden Schultz. It was also making
the first team Isabella Bunders of Wozika Stuban, Barnavelle's Hannah Esh and Phenomore's
Kayana Führer, along with Cubaciti's Peyton Gail and Belmont's Callie Hodgson, the Eliza
Gordon of Barnavelle. Belmont's Addie McNet and Carson Raymaker, Brianna Ray of Wozika
Stuban, Addie Schoff, Cubaciti, Cashton's Shara Schrader and Marley Schrader as well.
The Album mentioned all district teams include from Phenomore, Kylie Cole, Kylie Butler
of Argyle Blackhawk, Brookwood's Emily Kunits, DeSoto's Sasha Doll, Morgan Freeman, Belmont,
Lincoln Holman of Iowa Grant, Kalissa Keller, Waniwak Center, Alina Kirkoff, Potosi
Casville, Holly King of Ithaca, as an honorable mention district player, Josie Cruiser of Cubaciti,
Abby Langhair of Bangor, Kylie Manning, Wozika Stuban, Ella Vosperg, Cubaciti and Deanna
Wallace of Brookwood. The All State teams for divisions four and five were recognized
as well. First team members include from Cubaciti, Peyton Gail, Belmont's Callie Hodgson,
Mineral Points Maddie Cabot and Austin Kinsh, Belmont's Addie McNet and Carson Raymaker
and Jaden Scholes, also of Mineral Point. The second team players include Mineral Point
and Freshman, Tendley Bacab, Barnavelle's Hannah Esch and Eliza Gordon, Cubaciti's Addie
Schof and Wozika Stubans, Emma Wall. An All State Honorable mention goes to Ithaca Senior
Arianna Lewis. Congratulations as well to Brianna Ray and Isabella Bunders of Wozika Stuban
and Kihanna Führer of Phenomore.
First on center held a 2014 tournament over the weekend for third through eighth grade
baseball and softball, five of the eight RC teams placed third or above. The third and
fourth grade softball, first place, Richland Center, fourth grade, second place, Bloomington,
third place, soft prairie, the fifth and sixth grade softball, Prairie Dushin Gray,
one first Prairie Dushin Maroon, second, Richland Center, fifth grade, one third place, seventh
and eighth grade softball, first place Prairie Dushin, second place Wisconsin Heights, third
place, Eastman. In baseball, third and fourth grade baseball, Barnavelle was first, Richland
Center, fourth grade, second, Richland Center, third grade, took third. Fifth and sixth
grade baseball, Richland Center's sixth graders won the championship. Also Ithaca was second
and Lone Rock, third and the seventh and eighth grade baseball, Westby was first, Phenomore
second and Bloomington took third place.
The Brewer has dropped the first game of a home series against the pirates last night.
Five four, that snaps a four game winning streak. Milwaukee had wiped out a four two deficit
before the winning run across the plate in the sixth inning. Christian Yelich has his
hot streak continuing after a home run, a single and two RBI's. Nick Mears took the loss
in relief. Manager Pat Murphy talked about Chad Patrick's performance.
Patrick was at Sharp. He did some really good things, but lost the little command there
in the middle with his cutter. But yeah, credit to the pirates the way they swing the bat.
And Murf says there were a lot of factories in this one. Yeah, unusual game, huh? Punch
out 16 or 17 and give up 15 hits and something like that. And every little falls fall by an inch
and Durban steals the base and then overslides and Tarang at first and perfectly placed triple
in the corner by fleet of kind of relief for one of those days. Freddie Peralta tries to weave
in the series when he starts tonight's game elsewhere. It was the comes losing to St. Louis
eight two Atlanta three. The Mets two Washington 10 six over San Diego in the American League.
Baltimore six Texas nothing Seattle 11 Texas and Minnesota two. Also the Angels nine five over
Boston. Inter league play Cincinnati six one over the Yankees and Arizona shut out the white
socks. A score of 10 to nothing. In state sports elsewhere, Packer Safety Xavier McKinney is the
choice of one NFL writer as a potential defensive player of the year. McKinney finished in the top
eight for the award last season. Profitball network reports McKinney had been one of the better
safeties while playing for the Giants. PFN's Jacob and Fonte says Green Bay's defensive standout
took his play to a whole new level when he arrived at Lambo Field. Two Packers have won that
top defensive award in the past Charles Woodson and Reggie White. I am Phil Ne that's an update on sports.
