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The Southwest Wisconsin Conference, all conference baseball selections have been announced.
Dodgeville was the league champion going eight and two, Plattville, seven and three, Prairie
Dushin, five and five, Richland Center, four and six, Landcaster and River Valley both
went three and seven.
First team all conference pitchers, a junior from Dodgeville, Nathan Mum and a senior
from Plattville, Trent Mum, second team pitchers, Plattville senior Nathan Mum and Richland
Center junior, Wyatt banker, catchers, first team, Toy Reggots, a freshman from Landcaster,
and team, Abbott Millinowski, a senior with River Valley.
On the mention players, Gentry Olsen, a sophomore with Dodgeville and Tyler Sass, a junior
with Plattville.
Other all conference baseball selections on the infield, first team from Landcaster, seniors,
Shay Lucky and Tyler Timmerman, Plattville senior Lucas Ludlum and junior Carson Obgenorth
and Abe Amincent of Prairie Dushin, a senior also makes the first team.
Team members include Jace Halverson, a sophomore from Dodgeville, Drake Chaseboro, a freshman
from Prairie Dushin, Richland Center senior, Wes Bosworth and Cole Wasinger senior, along
with River Valley junior, Keegan Heizer.
In the outfield, first team members, Deacon Chaseboro, a junior from Prairie Dushin,
Brady Dosh, Richland Center, a junior and Griffin Sprecker, a senior from River Valley.
Second team members, Bryce Krubaugh Lockert, a junior from Dodgeville, Joan of War
Wald, Plattville, a senior and Prairie Dushin, junior, Weston Marks, Honorable mention
Ethan Hady, a senior or Richland Center.
And the all conference utility players from the Southwest Conference, Nathan Wolf Landcaster,
a senior and Jacob McDonald, a senior from Richland Center on the first team, second team,
Joey honor bomb, a Dodgeville senior and Prairie Dushin senior, Bryce Lenzendorf, Honorable
mention utility player Evan Johnson, a junior from Plattville.
Co-players of the year this year, Trent Mom Plattville and Jacob McDonald, Richland Center.
The coach of the year, Dodgeville Coach Pat Riley, four WRC Osports, I'm Phil Me.
Tonight the Milwaukee Brewers open a three game series against the Colorado Rockies at
American Family Field.
The Rockies enter the matchup against the Brewers after losing three straight games.
Over the last ten games, the Brewers are 7 and 3 with a 317 batting average of 4.15
ERA and the Brewers have scored opponents by 25 runs, I'm sorry, in that span.
The Rockies are 4 and 6 over the last ten games with a 243 batting average of 474 ERA
and they have been outscored by opponents by 10 runs.
First pitch of tonight's contest will be at 710 and you'll be able to hear the broadcast
of that game on WRC E107.7 and AM 1450 with a pretty game starting at around 635.
When it was finally time for the Bucs to draft a player, they took Serbian Big Man,
Volga-Jub Markovic.
That was pick number 47 of the 2025 NBA draft.
ESPN says Markovic is expected to stay overseas to play next season.
Former Badgers guard John Tanje was taken by Utah with the 53rd selection and former
Marquette guard Cam Jones was chosen by the San Antonio Spurs with the 38th selection.
He was then moved to the Indiana Pacers.
The Packers hope for a Super Bowl title are challenged by depth and durability.
That's what CBS Sports thinks.
The online Sports Service chose red flags for each NFL team that could keep them from
achieving their goals.
Injuries to players like quarterback Jordan Love, quarterback Jeyer Alexander, defensive
tackled Kenny Clark, tie-down Luke Musgraves, rookie lineman Jordan Morgan, running back
Marshawn Lloyd and linebacker Edger and Cooper disrupted the team's performance at
Time's last season.
For rookies have already missed offseason practices this time, it isn't clear how many will
be available when training camp starts on July 23rd.
The Wisconsin football program has received a commitment from a four-star wide receiver
prospect from Florida, six foot five, Jaden Pettit, held offers from Notre Dame, Florida
state, Penn State and several other programs.
Pettit is the 14th player to commit to the Badgers in the recruiting class of 2026.
He was ranked 30th in the country by two four seven sports.
The Marquette basketball program will add three more names to the banners in the rafters
of Pfizer form next year.
The announcement was made earlier this week.
All-time top scorer Marcus Howard, former all-American Jarell McNeil and one of the program's
top coaches Tom Creen will be honored.
Howard and McNeil bring the numbers of former players honored to an even dozen.
Creen was the head coach when he and star guard Dwayne Wade led the team to the final
four in 2003.
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