At the cashed and indoor invite that was hosted at Yoli LaCrosse, it was Kikabaloo Farge,
winning the boys event at the go-weston was 11th overall, Boschabell 24th and Riverdale 25th.
The girls' standings Westby was number one, Kikabaloo Farge 4th Riverdale 13th.
Here's a look at some of the individuals.
For the girls, 55 meter dash of a young of Kikabaloo Farge, finished second, and in the 200,
Vail was second, Katie Randall was third for Kikabaloo Farge, and she took second in the 400 run.
Also in the 400 run, it was Kendall Randall second, of Kikabaloo Farge finishing 5th,
and Olivia Meece 6th from Riverdale.
Mallory Meece Riverdale was 7th overall in the 800 run, and Melody Williamson was 9th in the 1600.
In the relays, 4 by 2 Kikabaloo Farge finished 6th, then Riverdale was 7th, the Riverdale relay team
was 5th overall in the 4 by 4.
Kikabaloo Farge finished 8th.
Riverdale's Kaylee Carter finished 3rd in pole vault.
Tierney Art of Kikabaloo Farge was 3rd in shot put.
Haley Schneider Riverdale took 8th in the long jump competition.
For the boys in the 200, it was Adric Eggy of Kikabaloo Farge finishing first.
His teammate Theo Parr was second, and Real Gantula of Riverdale finished 8th.
Adric Eggy was first in the 400, and Arlen Walter took 5th.
Trading Reams, Kikabaloo Farge was second in the 800.
Land in Turkicin was 6th.
In the 1600, Clayton Lee, Ethika Weston finished 3rd.
Land in Turkicin was 5th.
In the 4 by 4, Kikabaloo Farge finished 4th.
Ethika Weston was 5th.
Ethika Weston took 2nd in the 4 by 8.
That was Sam Jones.
Bracen Garcia-Bolen, Deakin McDonough, and Clayton Lee.
High jump, it was Theo Parr, Kikabaloo Farge, 6-1, and a first place finish.
Lane Miller of Kikabaloo Farge finished 10th in the pole vault.
Adric Eggy was first in long jump, and Nathan Gunderson-Boscabel finished 9th.
And in the shot put, Keegan Colden of DeSoto was first.
It was Bennett-Coder of Kikabaloo Farge finishing 9th,
and Deakin McDonough, Ethika Weston taking 10th.
The 2nd made of the day, and EW LaCrosse was hosted by Austin.
Richland Center's boys team took 5th.
Holman was the number 1 team.
Holman number 1 and girls, Verrocco was 3rd.
Phenomore was 7th, and Richland Center 12th.
For the Hornet Girls, Adeland Words was 5th in the 200, and Riley Banker finished 8th.
Also for the Hornets Pearl Fretz was 5th in the 800,
and in the 1600, it was Pearl finishing 4th.
Pippa Ewing finished 5th in the long jump.
Boys results for Richland Center.
It was Duncan Harper finishing 1st place in the 55 meter dash with a 664.
In the 400, Robert Budden finished 2nd.
Owen Dreyer was 4th in the 1600,
Kieran and Culver 3rd in the 3200 for the Hornets.
Leigh the way as well, a 4x8 relay team that finished 9th at the meet in LaCrosse.
Hornet Senior Devon Woodhouse took 1st in the pole vault with a vault of 12-3 on Saturday,
and Duncan Harper was 2nd in the long jump for the Hornets.
Bronson Perkins finished 8th.
We also have some updates from Coach Michelle Lewis who has some notes on the meet.
That was a very good opening meet for the team.
Robert Budden broke the indoor school record for the 400 with a time of 53-5 taking 2nd place.
Also Duncan Harper beat his own indoor school record in the 55 meter dash with a time of 664,
also getting 2nd place in the long jump.
Kieran and Culver with the indoor school record in the 3200 meter run with an amazing time of 10-55-8.
And Pearl Fretz broke the Hornets indoor 1,600 record, also taking 4th in that event.
Freshman Owen Dreyer was 4th in the 1,600 meter run, Pippa Ewing 5th place in the long jump,
and Freshman Adeline Wards 5th in the 200 meter run.
Also head coach Stinal Lorenz of Ethigo Weston,
pleased with her team's performance over the weekend,
including the 2nd place finish for the 4x8 boys,
and Faith Stinichka, the personal record in Shotput.
The girls' scrimmage for softball that was supposed to be on Saturday was moved to today
between Richland Center and Ethigo.
And that event is still on for today.
It will happen at 4.30 at Ethigo.
Again, it's just a scrimmage.
Release season workout is both teams.
Get outside on actual diamond and get a chance to workout before the first real games.
They have games slated for yet in March.
Hornets will not play tomorrow.
That game has been moved, but they do have a game scheduled for Thursday at home
against Wozika Stubin.
Over the weekend, the state boys basketball tournament was held.
Champions were crowned in all five divisions.
Readsville took the division 5 title 5648 over Southwestern.
Milwaukee Juno, a winner against Cambridge, 62-54.
Racine St. Catharines 61-41 over Seymour.
Whitefish Bay got the win against Slinger, 77-46.
And Wisconsin Lutheran took division 1, 57-37 over Madison Memorial.
Wisconsin won its ninth national title in women's hockey with a 3-2 win over Ohio State
in the NCAA championship game.
Claire N. Wright scored the go ahead goal with 6-18 left in the third period.
It gave Wisconsin its second straight championship
and its third in four years.
Ohio State and Wisconsin have played in the last four championship games.
Wisconsin Women's Coach Mark Johnson commented on the win.
I don't think a lot of us and a lot of youth thought Claire N. Wright was going to get a game
running goal, but that's how it happens.
And give the players a lot of credit for pushing through and
tend enough to get to the finish line and then end up winning.
So we're excited to bring the trophy again back to Madison.
We'll enjoy the next period of time as I process and figure out how we win the game.
Wisconsin finished out at 35-4-2, which leads all NCAA programs with nine NCAA titles.
They faced Ohio State in the championship the last four years.
The Buckeyes won their two titles in 2022 and 24.
And the Wisconsin men's hockey team will travel to Worcester Regional as the number three seed
and will face second seed Dartmouth, the winner of the ECAC hockey tournament.
The two teams meet Thursday at four and the match will be broadcast on ESPNU.
The 12 rated badgers are making their 28th trip to the NCAA having last appeared in 2024.
The Worcester Regional final is set for Saturday.
The other two teams in the regional are top seed Michigan state and fourth seed Kentucky.
Or that is Connecticut.
Also badger captain Ben Dexheimer, a system captain.
Joe Peldichuk and head coach Mike Hastings look forward to the meet.
Ben Dexmeyer talked about making the NCAA Tremet field again.
We're pumped obviously playing the post season's a blast and now it's time to go to work and
prepare for that game.
Again, that's coming up on Thursday.
Over the weekend, the message from the Buckeyes front office became clear.
Superstar Yana Santa de Compo will have his contract extended or he will be traded.
Team co owner Wes Edens put the ball in the players court with those comments during an
interview with ESPN. Edens says the Buckeyes can't afford to let Yana's play out the last year
of his contract next year. The extension would be effective in October and would be for $275
million over four years. As far as the basketball world over the weekend, a lot of the
focus on the NCAA tournament yesterday Arizona winner against Utah State 78 66 Iowa with a
win against Florida 73 72 Iowa State beat Kentucky 82 63 Yukon over UCLA 73 57 produce 79 Miami
of Florida 69 Tennessee 79 Virginia 72 St. John's got Kansas 67 65 and Alabama over Texas tech 90
to 65 elsewhere in sports. We turned to baseball. The brewers wrapped up the 2026 spring training
with a lopsided 12 nothing lost to the Cubs. Milwaukee compiled a 12 and 16 record in Arizona.
Manager Pat Murphy's team will play two exhibition games at American Family Field on Monday and
Tuesday. Then opening day will be Thursday against the Chicago White Sox. We look forward to those
games on WRC E FM 107.7 at AM 1450. There was no broadcast yesterday. We had some people asking
about that, but that game was not available along the network lines from the brewer radio network is
they're kind of shifting their equipment back to Milwaukee under the regular season.
Other games yesterday in the Interleague play St. Louis 3 2 over Houston, the Yankees 6 2 over
Philadelphia, Minnesota 7 Atlanta 3 Boston 6 3 over Pittsburgh Baltimore 8 1 over Washington.
Cleveland beat Cincinnati 8 2 Colorado 6 5 over the athletics Dodgers 13 Angels 5 Sacramento 2 1
over San Francisco Toronto 14 and Tampa Bay 1 Seattle 4 2 over the White Sox Miami 4 3 winners
against the Mets and Arizona 11 and San Diego 1 as teams began to wrap up their spring training.
And that is an update on sports today from WRC O I am Filney.
