High School basketball action from over the weekend, Richland Center defeated Kenosha Indian
trail.
5750 was he could stuben over Prairie Dushin 39 38 girls basketball on Saturday was he
could stuben beat Prairie Dushin 61 36 and Platteville over Stoughton 47 to 36 games going
on tonight girls basketball river Valley is at New Lisbon Dodgeville is at Darlington
also Verokwett lacrosse Logan to Soto at Almond Bancroft bearaboo at Sparta and Westfield
at Toma boys basketball games tonight kickapoo at Weston Platteville at Cuba City Highland
at River Ridge Bellville at Fedomore mineral point at Bosca Bell was he could stuben is
at Riverdale the chieftains and coach Chris Kenyon stay busy
luckily we haven't had too many free schedules so far this year but that's when it really
gets really good Terry when you start playing three and four games a week you know we
got two games scheduled you know the week after that so that's kind of how we like to like
the goal because you get more practice time and more preparation time for the teams that
you're playing.
We'll have coverage tonight of the was he could stuben at Riverdale boys basketball
game but testing power sports pre-game show beginning around seven o'clock there was
plenty of wrestling over the weekend Bill Twining as a recap.
The 19th annual scenic Ridge and Rivers conference wrestling tournament was held Saturday at
Noid Crawford High School.
It was a long day of wrestling but Royal Waniwak center prevailed with 176 and a half points
based on overall strength of roster the Royal Waniwak center co-op at two champions three
runners up and two thirds to win that tournament.
176 and a half for Royal Waniwak center.
Peccatonica Argyle was second with 162 and had four individual champions if the co-westant
on the strength of three individual winners was third with 152 and a half cashed in fourth
and 136 Brookwood fifth place with 91 and a half.
First battle for 6th won by Kickapoodle Farge Youth Initiative with 85 points.
One half point ahead of both North Crawford Senate and River Ridge and one point ahead
of Black Hawk Shullsburg.
The Soto was in 10th place with 55 and a half then New Lisbon and Hillsboro.
Individually for Royal Waniwak center the two champions were senior Turner Calhoun at
65 points and freshman Caden Friedle at 106.
They also had three runners up Troy Hathmeister, Emerson Murray and former champion Trenton
Fry and two thirds in sophomore Eastern Wolpat in freshman Hunter Weber.
Peccatonica Argyle led the way with four individual champions including a four time champion
Lucas Orloff who took to title at 132 with a piano recashed in freshman Rylin Millsnow.
Lucas Orloff a four time champion in the scenic Ridge and Rivers.
He was joined at the top of the podium by senior Will Dasha and by a pair of freshman
Layton Grunenfelder and Charlie Krebs.
Four Ethics of Weston to three champions were junior Blake Bingham at one at 38 pounds.
Freshman Braxton Fowell at 157 and Freshman Spencer Nelson at 175.
Three runners up for Ethics of Weston, seniors Derek Fransson and Ashton Bennett who was
a defending champion and junior Carrick Thompson.
Ethics of Weston co-op had just eight wrestlers Saturday, three champions, three runners
up.
The other two both had a pair of pins and one fifth place matches, Deacon McDonald and
Ben Othel.
Four Kicapulmophard youth initiative champion Bennett Coder led the way with his second title
in the scenic Ridge and Rivers, winning the 285-pound weight class.
Junior Dominic Thorgerson was second in the 120-pound class.
Kicapulmophard youth initiative had a pair of fourths and freshman Brody Heyman and Jacob
Schwartz and a pair of fifths in sophomore Ronan Culver and senior Cody Johnson.
For North Crofford, Senica, seniors saw your swigamble as a way with a championship at
215 pounds, two-thirds for North Crofford Senica, freshman Harper Solomon and junior
Samuel Canobal, and two-fourths a pair of sophomores Gavin Wilkins and Jameson Edkins.
Hillsboro had no champions and also no Ryan McCoy, a former champion at the scenic Ridge
and Rivers.
They did have a pair of fourths to lead the way, junior Andrew Hora and freshman Ashton
Jacobson.
Brookwood had a pair in the finals, neither managed to win, senior Drew Powell and junior
Kai Piken and both placed second for the Falcons, while senior Grayson Stephens was
third at 285.
Kashton had a champion, a former two-time runner-up in Parker Millsna, who took the title
at 144 pounds with a win over Derek Fineson, I think the Weston, also for Kashton a pair
of seconds in sophomore Kaden Mikkelsen and freshman Ryland Millsna.
A pair of thirds for Kashton on Saturday as well, junior Cyprian Klein and freshman Jacob
Mullenberg and Sawyer Brigham.
For new Lisbon leading the way with sophomore Dalton line, a former champ, he took second
at 106 pounds, while placing third at 132 Kanoa Rodgers led the way for the Dysodial
Pirates.
Again, winning the 19th annual Scenic Ridge and Rivers Conference Wrestling Tournament
at North Propert High School on Saturday, Royal Wonny Walks Center, with 176 and a half
points.
Peccatonica Argyle second at Ithaca Weston with three individual champions, finished third
at 152 and a half, leading the way for time, champion Lucas Orlov of Peccatonica Argyle
at the Scenic Ridge and Rivers on Saturday.
The area girls wrestling clash was held Friday night at Bosca Bell schools.
The new gymnasium there, minimal point, came away with the team title.
They totaled 178 to run up Lancaster's 130, Richland Center placed third with 101 points.
For Richland Center, six place winners led by champions Kaley Spilde and Madeline Muller,
senior Abigail Williams and junior Annabelle Sloan, each placed third, while junior Mariah
Obday was fifth at 126 and senior Valerie Fauver's sixth at 145.
River Valley boasts at a conference champion in Mackenzie Sholti, while freshman Raylen
Ragsdale and senior Dalyne Hill both finished fourth and freshman Ali Osborne was fifth
at 165.
Gigaboo LaFarage Youth Initiative was missing three regulars, but used its depth to finish
six out of 20.
Junior Chloe Walter was third at 138 for the Predators, while junior Emerson Miller was
fourth at 120 and sophomore Millie Vaz rallied from a 14-nothing deficit to pin her way to
fifth place at 107 pounds.
Ethica Weston had just two girls in the tournament and neither placed while Riverdale did not
have any entrance in the girls conference wrestling clash on Friday.
Girls teams will begin regional competition on Friday, while boys wrestling teams will
go right to the sectional this year, the super sectionals held across the state on Saturday.
Cam Thomas was signed by the Milwaukee Bucks after getting waved by the Brooklyn Nets,
the 24-year-old guard, average 15.6 points, 3.1 assists, 1.8 rebounds, and 24.3 minutes
in 24 games with Brooklyn, he had missed about seven weeks with a left hamstring strain,
but returned on December 27th.
Hamstring issues also limited Thomas to 25 games last season.
The Bucks get back to action when they play at Orlando this evening.
At the Super Bowl, the Seahawks have won the franchise's second Super Bowl, and defense
was the key in a 29-13 win on Sunday and Levi Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
Among the highlights, running back Kenneth Walker, he almost gave up on the game a
while back.
Yeah, definitely.
When a doctor told me I couldn't play anymore, I just thought football was over.
You know, that's what I was doing all my life, so it was a shocking moment.
You know, my dad worked with me throughout that whole process, and he was in a hospital
with me as well and my mom, so just going through that, it just made me grateful for each
and every day to be able to go out there and strap up and play this game, and just, you
know, still be alive for real.
And now a Super Bowl MVP, and coach Mike McDonald talked about why they won.
We're in the business of winning football games, and to win football games, you got to be
a great team.
And great teams have people from all over the place that come together, that's why football
is so special.
And you look at that locker room and what people have gone through to get to this point
in their career on this particular team.
It's a beautiful thing, man.
It's really, really powerful, really awesome.
And the fracture relationship between quarterback Aaron Rogers and coach Mike McCarthy could
be repaired.
And that means the veteran Rogers could return for a second season in Pittsburgh.
Rogers hasn't made it official that he will play in 2026 when he is 42 years old.
NHL pro receiver DK Metcalf is pushing for the future Hall of Famer to return.
I am Phil Ne with sports.