I am Filney with WRCO sports, more postseason accolades in the Ridge and Valley today.
We check out the boys and girls all conference wrestling teams at 106 Harper Salmon of North
Crawford, Seneca, 113, Layton Grudenfelder of Peccatownica, Argyle, Charlie Krebs of Pecc
Argyle at 120, 126, Evan Sigefus of Black Hawk Shoalsburg, Warren, Lucas Orlov of Peccatownica
Argyle at 132.
Like Bingham, Ithaca Weston at 138, Derek Franson, also Ithaca Weston at 144.
First team all conference at 150, Will Dasha, Peccatownica, Argyle at 157, freshman Braxton
Fowell of Ithaca Weston, 165, Kale Caining, River Ridge, 175, a freshman Spencer Nelson
of Ithaca Weston, on the first team, Braden Schloffley of River Ridge at 190.
So here's Swigham, North Crawford, Seneca at 215, and Bennett Coder of Cicabula Farge
at 285.
The second team all conference wrestlers from the Ridge and Valley Conference at 113,
Kurek Thompson, Ithaca Weston, 120, Dominic Torger, Seneca of Cicabula Farge, Youth Initiative
at 126 Sam Noble, North Crawford, Seneca.
Kenoa Rogers, DeSoto at 132, 138, Ronan Culver, Cicabula Farge, 144, second team members
include Griffin Schlaffley of Peccatownica, Argyle, Ashton Bennett, Ithaca Weston at 150, 157,
Trent Bidlingmeyer of Black Hawk Sholesburg, Warren, and 165, Deakin McDonough, Ithaca Weston,
75, Emory Simerson of River Ridge, Simon Post of Peccatownica, Argyle, and teammate
Ethan Ubersauk's at 190 and 215 respectively, and at 285 Andrew Hanson of DeSoto.
The boy's sportsmanship team includes Grant Morett of DeSoto, Jacob Schwartz of Cicabula
Farge, Youth Initiative, Jamison Atkins of North Crawford, Seneca, Braden Windner of
Peccatownica, Argyle, Lane Marshall, River Ridge, Black Hawk, Warren, Sholesburg.
Also from the girls' all-conference, at 100 Audrey Yachtin of DeSoto, 107, Finley Hanson,
also of DeSoto, at 114, Jewel Growscroft of Ithaca Weston at 120 Emerson Miller of Cicabula
Farge, Youth Initiative, at 126, Laura Lai Young of Cicabula Farge, Youth Initiative,
132, Emma Hawking of Black Hawk, Sholesburg, Warren, at 138 and 145, Chloe Walter and Grace
Anderson of Cicabula Farge, Youth Initiative, Harper Grogas of North Crawford, Seneca
at 152, Nalani Rogers DeSoto, 165, Adriana Log of North Crawford, Seneca at 185, and Beth
Gander, Cicabula Farge, Youth Initiative, at 235, 2nd team members, Genevieve Timish
of Cicabula Farge, Youth Initiative, and Millie Vaz, or teammate at 100 and 107, also at 114,
the 2nd team, all-conference member is Hillen Nidell of Cicabula Farge, Youth Initiative,
Isabella Bird, along with Bridget Stoffaker of Black Hawk, Sholesburg, Warren, and Amara
Semonich of Cicabula Farge, Youth Initiative, Abelene Landcaster, her team-aided 165 and
at 185 DeSoto's Cassidy Atkins, the girls sportsmanship team, Jocelyn Colden DeSoto,
Luca Gross, Cicabula Farge, Youth Initiative, North Crawford, Seneca, Harper Grogas, and
Pecatonica Argyles Maddie Madal, from the Ridge and Valley, all-conference wrestling
from this past season.
Bowling scores from the Lucky Striker's League last night.
Fillback 4, 25-11, Gander's Cleaning Service, 24-72, Mora Seating and Cooling, a 24-47.
Team Game Honors, Gander's Cleaning Service, 871, Robin's Nest, 859, Bindle Tire, 856.
Top series, Nicole Matier, with a 6-14, Julie Hooth, 572, Tanya Maley of 5-44.
Top Game, Julie Hooth, 232, Nicole Matier, a 217, Marcia Mahatka, 203.
And Maccabick, Nicole Matier, and Thurley Numeir, with a 3-10 smoke pick-up, Judy Scally picked
up the 3-9-10 combination in Lucky Striker's bowling action.
The Badger Hockey team gets back to action tonight in the conference tournament, or the
tournament a little bit different format for my castings and the team.
I know the guys like it if I'm hearing what I'm hearing because it means there's two
less practices in a week and at this time of the year, they're not exactly excited
about stringing four together.
So I know they're excited about it because game time comes on a Wednesday, not on a Friday.
The Badgers take on Ohio State tonight in the big 10 tournament.
Another late game collapsed cost the box, a 1-29-1-14 home defeat against Phoenix last night.
He was a 3-point game entering the fourth quarter and had been close since the opening
tip-off.
Kyle Kusmas, 33 points, lead Milwaukee, while Yannis out to the Cumpo and Miles Turner
scored 22 a piece.
The box have lost five of their last six games.
Their back in action, Thursday night in Miami against the heat.
I remember well night last night for Miami's BAM out of bio.
He led the way with 83 points.
As Miami defeated Washington 150 to 129.
BAM started with a 31-point first quarter and never stopped rolling.
He was up to 43 at half time, 62 by the end of the third quarter and then came the fourth
where the milestones kept falling despite facing double triple and what once appeared to
be a quadruple team from a wizard's defense that kept sending him to the foul line.
BAM was 36 of 43 shooting from the free-throw line in last night's memorable game.
For the second straight year, Marquette will meet Xavier to start the big East Conference
tournament.
It was different last time when both teams had much higher seeds.
The goal of the Eagles are surging late in the season with a three-game winning streak.
The Musketeers may be forced to go without top score, Trey Carroll, who averages 18 points
a game, Carroll is listed as day-to-day.
The Packers are trying to improve their special team's performance by signing free agent
receiver and kick-returner Sky Moore.
NFL.com reports it's a one-year deal with the former 49er, more average 27 and a half
yards per kickoff return and 11.6 yards per punt return.
He caught just five passes as a wide receiver for 87 yards.
ESPN.com reported yesterday that the Patriots had agreed to sign former Green Baywide
receiver Romeo Dobbs to a four-year deal worth up to $80 million.
The Brewer's top prospects are among nine players sent to the team's minor league camp
in Fielder, Jesus Madeh, was having an impressive spring training with a three-tonny batting
average and some hard contact.
Catching prospect, Jefferson Quiro had been sent in line to serve as backup for William
Contreras, until Milwaukee signed catchers Reese McGuire and Gary Sanchez.
The other players sent down where Sammy Peralta, Luke Adams, Eddie's Leonard, along with Greg
Jones, Dairy and Miller, Ramon Rodriguez, and Matt Wood.
The Brewer's were off on the schedule yesterday.
The Brewer's will be back at it today with a game against Cincinnati, and I am filled
with WRCO sports.
