I'm Phil Ney with sports, the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association All-Star Football Games
are coming up this summer. In fact, coming up Friday, July 18th, eight players football
game and then Saturday the 19th, they'll have the small school and large school All-Star Games.
It'll be held at Titan Stadium in Oshkosh. Among the small school south roster,
Mineral Points, Matthew Orrit, along with three Darlington players, Ross,
Chris, Talon, Chris, and Maddox, Global. Other players from the area include Potosi
Castfield's Isaiah Grum and Cameron Loose of Bosca Bell, Plattville's Lucas Luddlam and TJ Pink
from Lancaster Quinten Plussell, Potosi Castfield's Oliver Post and Anders Stockston from Westby.
From Black Hawk Warren, Brady Stites, and Cuba City's Nate Timmerman and Gavin Vassen.
Ryan Olson of West Salem is the head coach for that squad. And the south eight player football team,
well, Southwest Wisconsin is well represented, especially from the Highland Cardinals, Tucker
Degenhardt, John Dreshmeyer, West Cracinger, and Jackson McGuire will all be playing for the south
eight player All-Stars. North Crawford's Andrew Munson will be in the game,
along with Chance Ryder of Belmont, and the coaching staff includes Paul Mischling of Newman
Catholic, Jason Scanlon, and Clint Havlik from Highland. Home talent baseball will have
several games coming up over the Independence Day holiday. The arena aces will be in action
on Thursday night, and they'll be taking on Hollandale. The team was undefeated before
suffering a couple of losses over the weekend. Here's manager Nick Larson.
A tough weekend last weekend. We lost both of our games, an extra inning game down in our
aisle. And then we were kind of on the wrong side of a ten-run rule game on Sunday at home.
So I know our guys are hitching to get back out there and get a little redemption and kind of
kind of get things going in the right direction again. And then not to look at, but then we go
to Dodgel on Sunday, which is a, which is a big game. We're getting down the last few weeks of the
season and trying to get a playoff game in arena. Arena manager Nick Larson will have coverage of
the game tomorrow night at arena. It will get underway at 630 as the aces take on Hollandale.
From Church League softball last night, Church of the Nazarene defeated Boschabell assembly of God,
126. Zach Harris was four for four in the win, and Scott Dilly was three for five.
Chance Castell was three for three with a triple to lead Boschabell and Brady Blato also went three
for three. The mission jumped out to a 12-1 lead after two innings and went on for a 22-7 win over
free Methodist. Matt Hatfield went five for five. Alyssa Gander was four for four. And Jamie
Johnson tallied three hits, including a triple and five RBIs. Andy Neymire was three for three
Methodist. Adam Burns and Nathan Phillips each went two for three with two RBIs. Richland
Baptist Temple one down at Richland Baptist Temple two, 12-7. Jenny Fretz, two for three on the
night. Sean Colch, three for three. And St. Mary's got the best of Knights of Columbus, 19-16. Ryan
Pleymer and Jordan Keegan both went four for four with two RBIs. Father Nate Kuhn in his
Church League debut went three for four with two RBIs and some great plays at shortstop.
Thomas Honor had four hits for the KCs. Grace Community had the buy in Church League
softball last night. Church League teams will play again on July 8th. For the schedule,
check out the Church League website at rcchurchleg.com. At quillrun Tuesday men's golf league last night,
Aaron Halverson had the best score at 38, including birdies on hole one and hole two. Rod Reats with
a 39, Neil Mahoney had a birdie on hole six and a 40, Steve Swanson with a 40, and Merle Jones
with a 40, including a birdie on hole one. Peter Lawrence, Pat Keegan and Ken Nick Sr. all with
41s. Other golfers with holes played under par. Ryan poxed at with a birdie on hole one. Dan
Prohaska, birdied hole two. Joe Halverson, birdied hole seven. And Jim Cateravik, birdied hole eight.
Flag prize winners. Aaron Halverson with a closest third shot on hole one. Jared McDonald,
closest drive longest drive that is on hole five and Ryan poxed at closest to the pin on hole seven.
Andrew Nittka with a longest putt on hole nine. Team four won the first half with a total of
five hundred eighty points. Members of team four are Rod Reats, Randy Schoonover, Dan Prohaska,
and Jeff Gillenek. The Brewers will play a split double header against the Mets today. After
Tuesday night's game was reigned out. The first pitch of the game set for twelve ten,
starters will be Freddie Peralta, and tonight Jacob Isorowski. Milwaukee will come into the day
trailing New York by a half game for the top wild card playoff spot in the national league.
Several games were called off or suspended yesterday in Major League Baseball,
Detroit at Washington called off since an adiaboston suspended and San Diego at Philadelphia
was postponed. Pittsburgh won nothing over St. Louis, Arizona one eight two over San Francisco.
In the American League, Toronto twelve the Yankees five athletics four three over Tampa Bay,
Texas ten Baltimore two Kansas City six three over Seattle. Inter league play Miami two nothing
over Minnesota. The Angels four Atlanta nothing Cubs five two over Cleveland, Houston six Colorado five
and the Dodgers six one against the White Sucks. The Bucks have surprised the NBA world by
waving perennial all NBA point guard Damien Lillard. That frees up the needed money to sign
Pacer Center Miles Turner to a multi year deal because the $113 million buyout of Lillard's contract
can be spread over five years. Clutch points dot com reports say Milwaukee superstar Yanis
Anthony Cumpo was not pleased by the move. Lillard likes it because he can sign with any team he wants
without money being a consideration. The Bucks made several moves this week. They continue to do
some exercising and stretching out of contracts. The shower that Hornets have acquired guard Pat
Conneton and two second round draft picks from the Bucks in exchange for point guard Vasilie
Michich a person familiar with the situation told the AP on Tuesday. The Hornets get Milwaukee's
second round picks in 2031 and 32. The Bucks were looking to shed Conneton's $9.4 million
salary for this upcoming season from their books to make room for other players most notably to
sign for Agent Center Miles Turner. The Hornets who are trying to build assets as they look toward
the future were only happy to oblige. Projections are through the roof for Packers wide receiver Matthew
Golden. He's the first pass catcher. The team has taken in the first round in the NFL draft in
23 years using the grading system from NFL dot com career projection suggests golden could
eventually exceed the production of Devante Adams a former Packer a to Z sports dot com reports
that a 6.42 rating for golden equates to a player who will become a good starter with him two years.
The only other player drafted by Green Bay in the last 12 years who was in that category was
Adams who played in the Pro Bowl five times. I am Philney with an update on sports.
