I'm Phil Ney with look at Southwestern Wisconsin sports. The Ithaca athletic hall of fame
will grow by one tomorrow as John Jones will be inducted from the class of 1975. The
first Ithaca athlete to win an individual state championship when he won the state track
discus throw in the spring of 1975. We talked this week about his beginnings at Ithaca
and some of the other sports he was involved in. You you still hold a single game scoring
record at Ithaca 45 points. Do you do you recall that game John? Well some of it I I recall
that at that time the athletic director coach Pam Poo had had suggested and and and talked
about me using the the backboard or the glass more when I shot and because a lot of my a lot
of my shots were you know 5 10 12 feet. So and that that was the first game that I actually worked
on and took his advice and and it seemed like it just was everything going to place it was I the
game was a blur but it was I don't remember who was against but it was I do remember the
feeling of scoring a lot of points was it was a tremendous tremendous feeling for for me
and in the team so they like say don't even know if we won or not tell you the truth. So they weren't
all layups then in other words no no they weren't they weren't and and your teammates knowing that
you had the hot hand must have been getting you the ball. Well far yeah I'm I'm sure Dave Nelson
was one of the top guards at that time and and even though he was a really good shot himself
yeah him and and people like Jim Harper Danny Iron Mugger were we're we're feeding a lot so
yeah it was it was a game like I say 50 years ago it's hard to remember specifics but I remember
the feeling it was it was pretty fun game and was Mike Stoddard your coach John yes he was
I guess he was pretty much my basketball coach all four years. Some of the names you brought
up John as well I think we're all pretty fortunate to because I had some of those coaches and
teachers and mentors as well but we really were fortunate to have some of those as leaders weren't we
yes very much so I I guess at some point I'd have to look back and say that because maybe the
loss of my father during high school some of those guys stepped up and and gave me a lot of support
a lot of encouragement and along with with the teaching and the coaching but it was more than just a
coach coach athlete relationship it was it was friends fatherly it just it was it was a good good
times for for me and them. That's John Jones he'll be officially inducted into the Ithaca athletic
hall of fame tomorrow at two o'clock the homecoming game will kick off at 230 well last night in
volleyball news cuba city put on an impressive performance and spoiled Riverdale's Thursday night
homecoming festivities the Cubans one in three sets 15 12 15 12 and 15 13 over the chieftains
Cheyenne Hottaker had nine kills to leave the visitors the Cubans serving was effective Emma
Joel had four aces in the third and final set Macy McKay had five kills and an ace for the
chieftains Lily bar scored two kills in the third and final set the chieftains fell to two and
three with a loss cuba city improved to five and one Riverdale won the jv match two sets to one
with a 15 11 win in the third the chieftains will play at peccatanaca on Tuesday night cuba city
will appear in the Richland center tournament tomorrow elsewhere Iowa Grand Sweat Bosca bill
mineral point by sweep over phenomore in the scenic bluffs Hillsboro is a winner against Nesita in
four cashed and swept new Lisbon wispy three nothing over G.E.T. Scholesberg swept Belmont
on Alaska three nothing over Toma the Richland center soccer team defeated Lodi last night
the Hornets travel Lodi for both jv and varsity action the jv lost a close battle for
three the varsity one two to one Yovani sernas scored a penalty kick and a live play goal and also
won the game for the Hornets two more huge goals for the Hornets by Yovani sernas and the Hornets win
three in a row including Prairie Dushin Dodgeville and Lodi things looking good for the brewers and
the Hornets as they get ready for the weekend according to coach Tom Stadler elsewhere in soccer
River Valley Shed out Readsburg to nothing Plattville Lancaster and Lakeside Lutheran tied at two
Wattoma Wild Rose edge Mauston won nothing rip and seven Wisconsin Dells won
Sock Prairie won nothing over Biroboo and Wisconsin Heights beat Portage Point at 7-1
It's the seventh week of the high school football season homecoming action tonight for the Richland
center Hornets here is coach Andrew Troxel. I mean that was the best priority to get done
on Monday we had the business back there's a lot of activities going on throughout the school
and around the community and the end of the day though the end of the week is about a football game
you know that's what people come to sleep and so we need to make sure that those distractions
aren't a barrier or inhibit our ability to execute in order to implant
offensively or defensively. Here the game tonight on WRC a radio Dodgeville at Richland
Center for the Hornets homecoming game River Valley is at Plattville just go to Tyler McLean talking
about facing a team that River Valley is battling for the conference championship. First and foremost
when you look at their offense they can score they got a lot of good athletes on that side of the
ball the U-Lies are very well offensively they can put up a lot of points defensively they
they've shown some moments of some excellence as well but they've also given some points as well
they've been a lot of shootouts again we're kind of just expecting to do hard job both offensively
defensively defensively trying to sort that out as much as we can and offensively just putting up
as many points as we can. That's Tyler McLean big game in the Southwest tonight River Valley
at Plattville. Prairie machine a new glarris in Broadhead Judah at Landcaster in the scenic gloves
cashed in at Bangor, Brookwood at Hillsborough, New Lisbon at Nesita in the swall Phenomore at Cuba
City, Lodaya Darlington Southwestern East to Buick at Mineral Point, Benton Scales Mount Sholes
Berger at Bellville, Six Rivers, Potosi Castfield at Wozika Seneca, River Ridge at Iowa Grant,
Bosca Bell at Riverdale. Here's Riverdale coach Jeff Johnson talking about facing the Bulldogs.
Similar to Peck Argyle they've passed the ball a lot they're multiple so many different formations
but really when it comes down to it they're only running a few pass concepts out of a lot of
different formations we just have to adjust and play our game. Yeah the paddle at your school the
traveling trophy how important is it for the kids to try and keep that. It was that practice yesterday
that I didn't get it out the kids got it out it'll be at practice all week long they're talking
about it and you do not lose the paddle number one rule don't lose the paddle keep the paddle keep the
paddle. Jeff Johnson on the traveling trophy between the two schools. Veroke was at Luther, Westby
at Aquinas, Portage at Sock Perry, Austin at Wisconsin Delse, Watoma at Adams Friendship,
Readsburg at lacrosse Logan and an eight player football tonight Wisconsin Heights in Monticello
do Soto at Billmont and Woody Walk West in place at Kickaboo Farge. Tomorrow North Crawford at
Highland, Black Hawk Warren plays at Peck Atonica Argyle and Royal travels to Ithaca.
In the all-star bowling league last night Julie Karen State Farm had a 30 12 series TKO
barbecue 27 52 more seating and cooling at 27 34 game honors Julie Karen State Farm at 1051
good enough a 1,000 and two and Jones Collision Center in 970 top series Elijah Cannon 195
over average with a 759 Travis Bushley is 697 Jeff Seckman is 676 top game Elijah cannons 268
Jeff Seckman at 256 Travis Bushley had a 253 rider Cannon Bowl to 636 series 114
over average and Mike Morris Bowl to 652 94 over average in the all-star bowling league
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Let's look at tonight's football action.
Here's Phil Neen.
Kick-a-boo is celebrating homecoming this weekend.
Kick-a-boo will Farge plays Waniwak Weston tonight in Viola, De Soto at Belmont and Wisconsin
Heights at Monticello and eight player football.
In 11 player action, Varoque was at Luther and Westby at Aquinas, Readsburg at LaCrosse,
Logan, Boston at Wisconsin Dells.
In the SWAL, Phenomore at Cuba City, Lodai at Darlington, Southwestern East of Buches
at Middlewood Point, Benton Scales Mount Shoesburg at Bellville.
In the scenic loves cashton at Bangor, Brookwood at Hillsboro, and New Lisbon at Nacita.
And in the six rivers, River Ridge at Iowa Grant, Potosi Casfield was Ecosenica, and Boskabel
is at Riverdale for the annual Chieftain homecoming game.
Here is coach Jeff Johnson of Riverdale.
Uh, similar to Peck Argyle, they've passed the ball a lot.
They're multiple, so many different formations, but really when it comes down to it, they're
only running a few past concepts out of a lot of different formations.
We just have to adjust and play our game.
Riverdale hosting Boskabel kickoff time seven o'clock at Pickering Park.
In the Southwest Conference, Broadhead Judah at Lancaster, Prairie Dushi at New Glarris.
River Valley is at Plattville.
Here's River Valley coach Tyler McLean.
For most of me, look at their offense, they can score.
They got a lot of good athletes on that side of the ball.
The U-Lies are very well offensive.
They can put up a lot of points defensively.
They've shown some moments of some excellence as well, but they've also given them some points
as well.
They've been in a lot of shootouts.
Again, we're kind of just expecting to do a hard job both offensively and defensively,
defensively trying to sort that out as much as we can, and offensively just putting
up as many points as we can.
And tonight in Richland Center, the Hornets play host to Dodgeville.
Coach Andrew Troxel has preached all week long about focusing on the game.
I mean, that was the best part of it to be done on Monday.
We had the business back.
You know, there's a lot of activities going on throughout the school and around the community.
And even of the day, though, the end of the week is about a football game.
You know, that's when people come to sleep.
And so we need to make sure that those distractions aren't a barrier or a give it our ability
to execute North England, offensively and defensively.
Kickoff time has slated for seven o'clock tonight at a virus rip field.
Vittesnik Power Sports pregame show begins at 635.
Then it's Dodgeville at Richland Center tomorrow, North Crawford plays at Highland, Black
Hawk Warren at Peca-Tonica Argyle, and we'll have coverage on the radio featuring the
Ithaca Bulldogs hosting Royal for the annual Bulldogs homecoming game, which kicks off
at 2.30.
I am Phil Ne for WRC Osports.
A three to one cub win over the San Diego Padres means the Brewers will meet their rivals
in the National League Division series starting tomorrow.
This is the third straight year of making it to the postseason for Milwaukee.
The teams were nearly even during the regular season, with Chicago taking seven of the
13 games.
So a young award candidate, Freddie Peralta, will get the start for the Brewers to open
the series.
And you'll be able to hear the broadcast of that game tomorrow on WRC, 107.7, and
AM 1450.
Pregame will start at around 12.30, and first pitch will be at 108.
Milwaukee's Brandon Woodruff won't pitch in the NL division series as he recovers from
a right, left strain.
The Brewers aren't closing the door on the possibility that he could return later in
the postseason.
Brewers manager Pat Murphy made the announcement today while emphasizing that this is
completely unrelated to the shoulder injury that prevented the two-time all-star from
pitching at all last season.
The last issue caused Woodruff to go on the injured list on September 21st, the NL Central
Champion Brewers faced the Cubs in the best of five NLDS that starts tomorrow.
And the Badgers will try to take down heavily favored Michigan tomorrow in a Big 10 conference
game at the Big House.
Wisconsin is a 17.5-point underdog.
Coach Luke Fickle's team has the top rushing defense in the country, allowing just 50 yards
per game.
The Wolverines are averaging more than 253 yards on the ground.
Even though they are the underdogs, the Badgers have actually beaten Michigan six times
in the last 10 meetings.
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