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Good morning time to take a look at sports on WRC on the WRC.com for your Saturday. I'm Adam has our SWAL Radio Spotlight moved to Riverdale on Friday night where
mineral point in Riverdale matched up. Phil Ney was there mineral point one on SWAL girls basketball game at Riverdale Friday night both
teams are now two and two in the conference after last evening 63 30 win for the pointers. The game turned late in the first half when
middle point went on a nine nothing run and led 29 15 and half time. Nine of the 10 middle point players in the roster hit the scoring column for
first year head coach Merrill Brunson last night. Riverdale was led in scoring by Macy McCay and Bailey Harris who each net at eight points.
Jocelyn Adams had five while Mallory Mies, Caitlin Mies, Megan Crowe and Eva Krautsenberg all had two and Ali goplins scored one.
The Chiefs did not make a three pointer and they went 15 for 32 from the free throw line.
The pointers were paced by Jaden Schultz with 14 Sophie Miller and Eva Ingwell each had 11. They made eight three pointers and went 11 for 17 from the line.
Mineral point won the JV game 41 28 over the Chieftains following the 63 30 varsity win. Mineral point is now three and four overall.
They will play at our guy against pechatonica are guy on Tuesday night. Riverdale is five in three overall and they will host
Richland Center for a makeup game on Monday evening. I am Phil Ney for WRC Sports. Thank you Phil. It was
Pladville over Richland Center 69 19 Lancaster defeated River Valley 72 39 Cuba City 71 basketball 41
Fennelmore picked up the win against Iowa Grant 61 23 Dodgeville over Prudishine 44 37 Highland 71 29 over Judah Hillsboro
picked up the victory over Waniwalk Center 58 36 Wasika Stuban 71 45 over Kikapoo DeSoto 59 LeFarge 17
Seneca a 51 30 victory over North Crawford Bangor 34 Royal 24 Verokwa 46 32 over Luther Barnavelle beat
Benton 74 26 West Salem with the win over Westby 70 28 Darlington 57 Southwestern 39 Adams
friendship a 60 34 win over Nakusa Brookwood 61 new Lisbon 25 Bellville over Point at 60 48 Wisconsin
L 84 Watoma 9 and Edgewood over Portage 79 29 turning our attention to boys basketball action
from Friday night. It was a makeup game as River Valley hosted Dodgeville with a report. Here's
WRC O's Isaiah Olson. This is Isaiah Olson of WRC Sports reporting the exciting matchup between
the River Valley Black Hawk and the Dodgeville Dodgers. The Dodgers bouncing back from a tight
loss against Lancaster last week Friday gets the close win 57 54 against the Black Hawk.
Griffin Bush of Dodgeville completed the and one play to go up three to put the game away
with three seconds left. The leading scores for River Valley were Lucas Klein with 17 points,
Keegan Heiser with 10 checks and stature with 9 and Trevor Hengel with 8. And for Dodgeville,
third leading scores were Bryce Lockhart with 16 points, Andrew Hesling with 10 and Griffin Bush
and Jace Hauerson with 9. River Valley is now three and three overall and 0 and 2 in conference.
And Dodgeville is now two and two overall and one and one in conference. River Valley takes on
Phenomore at home next Monday and Dodgeville takes on Baroque also at home next Monday as well.
This is Isaiah Olson reporting with WRC Sports. Thank you Isaiah. Other boys finals Hillsboro
over Royal 54 53. The Soto defeated Semica 75 48. Mineral Point A 75 52 win over Potosi
Castville Turner be brought head 72 34. Adam's friendship over Nakusa 83 250 Madison Day Country 75
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The 62nd annual Richland Invitational Wrestling Tournament will be held today
at the Richland Center High School Field House. A tournament record 20 teams will be
vying for the team championship trophy which has been won the last three years by the co-op from
Iowa Grant Highland. I have a Grant Highland heads the field along with two-time runner-up
Gail Etrick Treppolo Mel Rosemondorot. Belmont Plattville and Readsburg finished 3rd and 4th a
year ago. While area teams fared well Riverdale was 5th, River Valley 6th, Ithaca Weston 7th and
host Richland Center 9th in the final team standings. Those teams all return along with holdover's
Hillsboro, Boscobel, Wozika Stuben, Cashton, Verokua, Westby, Baraboo, Cochran Fountain City,
River Ridge, Toma and the Varsity Reserves from Holman. Two new teams enter the field for the first
time La Crescent Hoca, Minnesota and Sun Prairie West. Action is slated to get it away around 9 o'clock
this morning and continue throughout today with championship matches as early as 3 o'clock this
afternoon. Jackson Bussey of Iowa Grant Highland is poised to become the 14th wrestler to win four
titles at the Richland Invitational. Two other wrestlers also seniors look for their 3rd championship
today. Grant Matthews of Riverdale and last year's most valuable wrestler Colton Coss of GET
Melrose-Mendoro. There are five others competing who won titles last year, Blake Champlain of Toma,
Brayton Hale-Tumi of Breedsburg, Aaron Dunnigan of GET Melrose-Mendoro, and Brothers Dillon and
Briggs Weigel of Belmont Plattville. Runners up returning from last year include James Shram and
Lakota Brewer of Riverdale, Blake Brickle of River Valley, and former champion Brock Hinderman
of Iowa Grant Highland. Third place finishers returning include Brody Mease and Hunter Wilkinson
of Riverdale, Ryan McCoy-Kof-Hillsboro, and Griffin-Wanesky of Iowa Grant Highland.
River Valley returns Jackson Sheel and Ty Larson, both of whom finished fourth a year ago.
Ethica Westens led by Ethan Stoll and Hunter Moe, who both placed fourth last year,
along with fifth place finishers Derek Fronson and Ashton Bennett.
Busca Bell-Wazika Stuban returns Ashton Yudelhoven, who finished fifth, and Job Wetter,
who placed sixth. And for host Richland Center and new head coach Wyatt Seep, both
Kate and Stibi and Ethan Bodendine earned fifth place medals a year ago. Both Grant Matthews
of Riverdale and Jackson Busy of Iowa Grant Highland went on to win state titles last February.
The Richland Invitational also boasts four young men who reached the state finals last spring
and finished second. Colton Coss of Gail Patrick Trempolo Mel Rosman-Dorell, Dillon Wagle
of Belmont Plattville, and Riverdale teammates Brody Mease and Lakota Brewer. Three additional
wrestlers won third place medals at the state tournament, Nolan Owen of Barraboob,
Braden Hale-Tumay of Readsburg, and Nathan Henderson of Holman. While Brock Hinderman of Iowa
Grant Highland won three matches at state, including his fifth place boat. Prior to the finals
this afternoon, four individuals and one group will be enshrined into the Richland Center High
School Wrestling Hall of Honor. Headlining the individuals as 2000 state champion and three-time
state finalist Zach Many. He is joined by three members of the class of 2000, Matt Witterberg,
Zach Elliott, and Matt Maxwell. Also honored will be members of the first four years of Hornet
Wrestling under the late coach LeVern Piper during the years 1958 to 1962. Join us for reports
throughout the day today from the Richland Invitational Wrestling Tournament. For WRC Radio Sports
and David Werman, I'm Bill Twining. It's a classic NFC North matchup with first place on the line.
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