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WRCO Morning Sports

WRCO Sports · Wed May 20, 2026

I'm Phil Ney with WRCO Sports.

Richland Center won 11-0 in five innings over Wisconsin Dells in area softball last night.

The Hornets won the nine conference tune up before the WIA tournament begins next week

and improved to 16-3. The Dells fell to 8-15 with the loss. The leading hitters for Richland Center

were JC Gander who is two for three with an RBI. Abigail Williams tripled and scored twice.

Kyrie Fisher doubled and scored. Aubrey Colstead, Tatum Razick, and Ella Clements all had hits.

Kyrie Fisher had another outstanding performance as she struck out 11 without a walk and yielded two hits.

The fourth inning was what is known as an immaculate inning as she struck out three

batters on the minimum of nine pitches. JC Gander came on to pitch to the games final three

batters. Memphis Jensen and Alyssa Wested, pitch for the Chiefs, Nihalee Delmore and Wested,

each had a hit. With the 11-0 win, Richland Center will continue to work on getting ready for

the postseason. They will travel to Iowa Grant for a tough game coming up on Thursday. Wisconsin

Dells will open the WIA tournament and will play a play in game on Thursday at Readsburg.

River Valley was a winner over Readsburg 7-2 yesterday. Phenomore 8 nothing over landcaster,

Platteville 6 and Prairie Dushin 5. Also in softball Mount Horob 5-3 over Dodgeville,

Seneca 9 LaFarge 8. It was Black River Falls 13-7 over Baroque Way Youth initiative.

Westby 8 independent skillmen 10-7. Cashed in 8-1 over DeSoto and North Crawford Edged

20 walk center 11-10. In baseball, Richland Center with a road victory at Platteville 8-1.

It was River Valley 4-3 over landcaster, middle of 0.9, Riverdale 1, Phenomore 6-3 over Darlington.

Dodgeville 7-1 victors against Prairie Dushin. Southwestern 4, Boscabel 3. Seneca 15 nothing

over LaFarge Hillsboro 15-5 over Waniwak center in 5 innings and Galena 5-0 over Cuba City in area

baseball. Lots of seating meetings will be taking place tonight for area teams to find out

their fate to where they're going in the upcoming regionals next weekend.

Heist will girls soccer Dodge Point over Richland Center 5-0 in RCHS last night and River Valley

6-0 over Prairie Dushin co-op Wisconsinite's Barnabelle Beach Sugar River 8-0 and Oregon

over Barrowboo 14-0. Born about the Richland Center's soccer match last night,

a 5-0 loss to Dodge Point. Hornets held senior night following the game honoring Sylvia Schmidt

and Alice Altafore. Sylvia played three years for the Hornets leading the defense as a captain

this season prior to a season ending injury. Sylvia will be attending UW-Platville for a psychology

and then a master's in social work. Alice is a foreign exchange student from Switzerland

and decided to give soccer a try this season. Thank you to Sylvia and Alice for dedication to

the Hornet soccer season. And now look at conference track meets yesterday. First of all,

at the Richland Valley Mead hosted by Kikapu Kikolafarge dominating in girls 215 to

DeSoto's 96 North Crawford was third with 72 and Kikolafarge in the boys with a 218 total

team point total. It was North Crawford 98 and Ithaca Weston 86 among the conference schools.

For Ithaca Weston, it was Mel I with a fifth place finish in the 400 also the four by one

girls finished fourth Emma Adelman Zoe Pasker and Mel I'll and the discus throw face to nitchga

took fifth and also fourth in the shot put for the boys first place for the four by eight relay

team Sam Jones, Brace and Garcia Boland, Ethan Berkram and Braden Burns Payton Brown was seventh

of the 100 Clayton Lee first in the 1600 Braden Burns was fourth Luke Osborne seventh four by two

as fourth Owen Kirschner Rowan Riley along with Connor Montez and Deakin McDonough fourth place

for Ethan Berkram and a personal record in the 400 also it was 300 hurdle competition featuring

Brace and Garcia Boland who finished sixth Clayton Lee first in the 800 with a personal record of

20409 Sam Jones was second with a PR as well and Payton Brown fifth in the 200 Clayton Lee the

conference trifecta with his third conference championship that was in the 3200 Braden Burns was fifth

Luke Osborne seventh the four by four relay was second Sam Jones Brace and Garcia Boland Deakin

McDonough and Payton Brown in the high jump Ethan Berkram finished sixth and Clayton Lee seventh

pole vault Brace and Garcia Boland was third in the long jump Sam Jones fifth Owen Kirschner eighth

in the discus Deakin McDonough fifth with a personal record and Deakin McDonough in the

shot put finished fourth with a personal record contra Montez Conor Montez twelfth and Roman

Riley with a personal record as well in shot putt next up the WIA regionals for Ethical Weston

that will be a river ridge next Tuesday the Southwest conference meet was hosted by landcaster

Dodge Point with a tie with landcaster in the boys competition 115 each

Plattville was third with 107 also the Southwest meet the landcaster girls won the event

with a dominant performance 184 50 to Plattville's 87 Dodge Point took third with 85

River Valley individuals eight and Hill was third in the 100 third in the 200 second in

long jump and Grady Graham took third in discus Braille Grant was second in the 1600 and took

a conference championship in the 3200 Molly Mace was third in the 3200 Reagan Sackett third in

the triple jump Braille and Tafs first with a discus throw and Lily and Miller took second in

shot putt River Valley's four by one relay team finished third and the runners were Virgil

Villep Spencer Sackett James Dibert and eight and Hill for the original center track teams conference

meet yesterday landcaster second for Duncan Harper in the 100 and he was second in the 300 hurdles

Ryan Stadler third in the 1600 Robert Button took a second place in the 400 and finished second

with the 800 run Owen Dreyer first place in the 3200 with a time of 943 31 and Devon Woodhouse

the senior with a first place in the pole vault with a 13 6 vault in the finals for the girls Charlie

Bailey second and 400 and in the 200 Adeline words third in the 400 Danica Paul's third in high

jump and first in pole vault and Chloe Hying third with the pole vault as far as the relay

teams the RC four by eight girls finished second Lacey all ball Grace frets Adeline Lawless and

Pearl frets the four by four relay girls finished second Lacey all ball Pearl frets Grace frets

and Adeline words congratulations to all of the track and field participants yesterday at landcaster

and kick a poo 2026 Church League softball season got underway last night at Crossca Park in

chili conditions the Knights of Columbus down Richlandeptus Temple three thirteen eight Dan

Maccavec had four hits James Eek with a total of a hit for the Knights his first career church

league at bat and hit five points Lutheran outscored basketball assembly of God 1710 Ryan Langer

and Brenner Brown both went three for four for basketball Richlandeptus Temple one defeated

Grace community nineteen three the mission top church of the Nazarene 14 three Adam Windsor's at

the pace early with the first inning three run home run Matt Hatfield also homer'd Roger Wilson

and Lyle fish junior each added three hits for the mission and free Methodist received a

forfeit from Saint Mary's Richlandeptus Temple two had a buy action continues next week

Tuesday May 26th also in quail run men's golf action last night Pat Keegan and Jared Mcdonald

each had forty ones to lead the night Ken Nick's senior Tony Dordy each had forty twos Ken

birdied hole one and Tony birdied hole eight Rich Baroncott and Phil Prohaska each wound up

with forty threes Phil birdying hole eight other golfers with holes played under par Treven

fieldman birdied hole two Jim Caterabic birdied hole eight Neil Mahoney with the closest third shot

and hole one Merle Jones closest to the pin on hole three the longest putt on hole five was

done by Neil Mahoney and Merle Jones had the closest to the pin on hole number seven in quail run

golf action last night the Brewers reclaimed first place in the National League Central Division

by beating Chicago last night five two the Cubs couldn't touch starter Jacob Mizorowski

who gave up just three singles in a walk in six scoreless innings Miz hasn't given up a run

since April 24th second basement Bryce Durang went three for four with a home run and two runs

spatted in Chicago is lost total of four in a row bad Murphy talking about the news and his

performance last night following the game yeah he was great first ending his final release going

fine is putting their any role after that very very good right out of gas and he said he was good

you know that was that was it and Jacob Mizorowski commented on his performance following the game

about playing the rival Cubs so it's fun to face someone that you're power away from the

you know the fans get behind you and a lot of fun and that way too you know get tripped you

going into the bullpen and you know what the bleacher creatures it's fun Kyle Harrison starts the

next game of the series for Milwaukee coming up this evening elsewhere in the National League

Atlanta eight four over Miami Cincinnati four Philadelphia one Washington nine six over the

Mets St. Louis nine Pittsburgh six Arizona five three over San Francisco and the Dodgers five four

over San Diego in the American League Cleveland four three over Detroit Tampa Bay four Baltimore one

Houston two one over Minnesota the Yankees five Toronto four Boston seven one over Kansas City

White Sox two Seattle one and the athletics 14 six over the Angels Texas a winner 10 nothing

over Colorado and from the NBA playoffs and over time New York one 15 Cleveland 104 that is a

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