I'm Phil Ney with a look at sports in Southwest Wisconsin. The Southwest Wisconsin Conference
all conference boys soccer selections have been announced.
Platteville and Caster went undefeated through seven matches with one tie this year.
River Valley was four three and one.
Prairie Dushin River Ridge, Seneca three four and one.
Richland center two six and O and Dodger middle point one four with three ties.
The all conference first team defenders, Jacob Hawkins and Dodger middle point, Jake
Die, Platteville and Caster River Valley seniors, Jamison Ridge and Jesse Santelban.
The second team all conference defenders, Dodger points Andrew Erickson, Platteville
and Caster's Jacob Jacquinette and Prairie Dushin, Seneca, LaZica, Stuban Youth Initiative
with Ezra Mask representing the junior and Harrison Carpenter, a junior from Richland
Center.
Little mention defenders from Dodge Point, Levi Casper, Platteville and Caster's Chad
Slane, Harper Schumacher, a Platteville and Caster, the Prairie Dushin co-op school
Max Moon, a sophomore and River Valley's Gavin Abbott, a junior.
Elsewhere in all conference soccer news from the Southwest Conference, first team all conference
midfielders Alex Gomez Lopez of Platteville and Caster, Garrett DeHard of the Prairie Dushin
co-op Richland Center's Giovanni Serna and River Valley's Ron Osborne.
Second team all conference, Victor Musin-Guzzi, who is from Dodger middle point, Jesus Mendes
Garcia of Platteville and Caster, Pelle Arnold from Prairie Dushin co-op school, River
Valley sophomore James Dibert, honorable mention all conference midfielders, Ty Sylvester
Dodge Point, also Alicia Polibitsky from Platteville and Caster, F from Carns Hilliker
of the Prairie Dushin co-op school, Richland Center freshman, Andrew Mata, River Valley's
senior, Guster Shinsky and freshman Edward Thomas.
First team all conference forwards from Platteville and Caster, Dom and Ziano Salveguio, also Deon
Pierceau and River Valley's Eli Saperstein, who is a senior this year.
Second team all conference forwards, Bryce Krubal Lockert of Dodge Point, Jesus Senior
and Junior Damon Mar of Dodge Point, Adrienne Morelle's Fuerte of the Prairie Dushin co-op
school and Connor Stoltz of sophomore with Richland Center, honorable mention forwards, including
Timothy Prete, a junior from Platteville and Caster, October Bartlett, a freshman of Prairie
Dushin co-op school and Brock Torgas and also the Prairie Dushin co-op, also Sean Adams
of Richland Center, a junior.
All conference goalies, first team all conference, Dylan Perry of River Valley, a senior, second
team, Asher Pitzer, a senior with Prairie Dushin co-op school and the honorable mention all conference
goalies, Willie Mast of Platteville and Caster and Richland Center, junior Caleb Federley.
The coach of the year was Christian Flores of Platteville and Caster and Garrett DeHeart
to senior of the Prairie Dushin co-op was named as the conference player of the year.
Bowling scores from last night's Lucky Striker's League, Napa auto parts with a 2380, Premier
co-op a 2379 and Romada a 2356, Romada had the high game 825, Premier co-op at 820 and
815. Top individual series, Jamie Parr of 507, Diana Mitchek of 493, Susan Maxwell of 482.
Individual high game, Diana Mitchek of 199, Kristen Jasper of 184, Kim Jewett and Tammy
Swingle with 179s. Splits picked up Amanda Friel and Ann McEvick with a 310, Cheryl McNearlan
of 45710, Sue Stibby and Kaley Wolf picked up the 510 split combo in the Lucky Striker's bowling
league. Also, church league volleyball continues this week. Many scores not reported to league
officials, reminder to get your scores in next week's schedule on Monday night at 7. Free
Methodist 2 will play church in the Nazarene 1 at 7.45, Richland Baptist Temple 2 against St. Mary's
at 830, Avocca Bible Church 1 against Avocca Bible Church 2 and at 915, Bethel Lutheran takes on
Richland Baptist Temple 1. Next Tuesday at 630, church in the Nazarene 2 will be playing Richland
Baptist Temple 3 at 715, the lighthouse chapel against free Methodist 1 at 8, Bilo Esleyon plays
Richland Baptist Temple 4, 845, Santa Maria against Grace Community and at 930, Richland
Baptist Temple 5 plays Boscabel Assembly of God. The Bucks dropped a one-sided game in Toronto
last night. 128-100, the two teams have split a pair of games this year. Milwaukee was misfiring
from long range, hitting only 11 of 38-3 point attempts. Yana Santa de Cupo scored 22 points
and Kyle Kuzma added 18. For Milwaukee last night, overall, the effort just wasn't there,
here's Coach Doc Rivers. We just didn't have it tonight. You know, you can see it early,
thought we could play through it, didn't ever do it. We were late on everything. I thought
their energy, their quickness, their physicality took us out of the game, so give them credit.
The Bucks will host the Bulls coming up on Friday night. In other NBA action, Chicago got a win
against Philadelphia 113-111, New Orleans 116, Charlotte 112, Atlanta over Orlando 127-112,
Golden State Beat Phoenix 118-107, and Oklahoma City over the LA Clippers 126-107.
Number one rated Purdue as a winner over Evansville and College basketball last night,
82-51, number six Duke over Texas 75-60. The Packers were quiet at the deadline,
but could still have at least one move to make. The athletic.com reports Green Bay could
sign former Chargers Cornerback, a Santa Samuel Jr. He hasn't played the season recovering from
spinal fusion surgery in April. The Packer's secondary has been the team's weak spot
in the first half of the season. Injuries mean there is very little depth and experience on
the active roster. Coach Val of Florida during his news conference yesterday talked about the team
not tackling well in the previous game. Typical run defense starts up front, and there were some
things that we didn't do that we typically do at a high level, but it all starts for us just
making sure our guys are playing their right responsibilities or right gaps,
and then it comes down to the technique and fundamentals.
And the Badger football team has 11 and a half point underdogs for the game at Camp Randall
Stadium. The Washington Huskies have a three and two record in the conference, six and two overall.
The offense is led by running back Jonah Coleman, who has scored 15 touchdowns.
Quarterback demand Williams Jr. has the second highest completion percentage of any major college
quarterback this season. He is number eight in pass efficiency. That is an update on Wednesday morning
sports. I am Philney.