I'm Phil Knee with a look at sports.
The season came to an end for the Richland Center softball team with a one nothing eight inning loss at Adams Friendship last night.
The game went similar to the Hornets previous 12 inning win at GET in which they won one to nothing.
Both teams had chances to take leads but those opportunities were taken away by good pitching and defense.
For Richland Center sophomore pitcher Kyrie Fisher suffered the tough luck loss after striking out 12 and giving up five
hits.
The lone walk came in the eighth inning.
The Green Devils then suffered a strikeout before back-to-back base hits.
The winning RBI came from Gwen Granze, who was hitless in three trips to the plate before she hit a single to right field, which scored the game's only run.
Senior pitcher Riley Weaver had very similar stats to Fisher during the game.
She wound up with 11 strikeouts, no walks, and gave up four hits.
Richland Center had four hits in the game, as mentioned.
Two of them came in the top of the eighth inning.
Tatum, Razik, and Kira McDonald both got on base safely.
The bases were loaded before the Green Devils threw to the plate for a four-sout, and then got a pop-up to end the inning.
Kyrie Fisher, JC Gander, Tatum Rezik and Kira McDonald all had hits for the Hornets.
With the 1-0-8 ending win, Adams' friendship is now 21-7 on the season.
They will play Lodi Thursday night at Prairie du Chien in the WIAA sectional final for the right to play at state next week.
The Blue Devils defeated Pointette 5-2 on Tuesday night.
Richland Center into the season at 19 and four with the loss.
The high school careers of seniors Abigail Williams, Tatum Raisick and Ella Carons came to an end at Adams.
Another softball from last night.
In division two, it was Turner getting the win against Lakeside Lutheran.
Final score of three, nothing and Mount horrible over Monroe, seven, two in division four, Fenimore, edge, Iowa grants, six, five and middle will point, won a softball game, a championship in six innings, 10 to nothing.
That means Fenimore and middle will point meet at Riverdale tomorrow in the sectional final.
Ithaca Weston with a big lead early and then held on for a win 8-5 against Royal.
JC Maxwell, the junior pitcher, gave up two hits, five runs, no earned runs, giving up six walks and striking out seven.
leading at the plate as well.
JC was three for four with a home run and RBI and three runs scored.
Kelsey Coleman was three for four with two RBI's.
Valerie Bauer was two for three with a home run, three RBI's and two runs scored.
Emma Hilby two for three with an RBI and Audemars Bain was two for three with two runs scored.
Ithaca Weston will play sectional final action Thursday against Belmont.
at River Ridge High School starting at five o'clock.
Belmont was a winner against Barneveld 6-5 in an eight inning ball game last night.
Turning to baseball, beginning in division five.
It was Brookwood getting the win against Weston, nine, six.
Isaac Jennings took the loss on the mound, allowing 12 hits, five earned runs and six strikeouts with no walks.
Weston put up nine hits on the night.
Trevor Westfall, three for four with two RBIs and two runs scored.
Blake Bingham, two for two with two RBIs.
Isaac Jennings, two for four with a run scored.
William Johns Rude,
two for three with an RBI.
Weston with a solid game last night, but Brookwood came from behind to get the win.
They will play a leave as strum next.
They edged Hillsborough three, two at Ithaca.
The Bulldogs had the early lead, but then lost it 12 to six.
The final score, fifth seed River Ridge over the fourth seed Bulldogs.
That means River Ridge will rematch with Potosi, Cassville.
One of their conference rivals, they knocked off North Crawford 14-4 last night in six innings.
Also Seneca, seven, Belmont two, and DeSoto, seven, three over Wozika-Stuben.
That sets up an all-Region Valley regional final tonight.
Seneca.
playing at DeSoto.
Royal Edge Cashton won nothing.
Cochran Fountain City 3-1 over Blair Taylor.
Barnabelle to win against Williams Bay 6-1.
Parkview 9 Kenosha Christian Life 5.
In Division 3 Iowa Grant got the win.
Edging Riverdale in a great game 6-5.
The season comes to an end for the Chieftains.
Iowa Grant
Plays at number one seed Dodgeville tonight.
The Dodgers were nine nothing winners against Cuba City.
Mineral point, 10 nothing over River Valley ending the year for the Black Hawks and Fenimore a win against New Glaris, nine eight.
Varroqua four, Marquez and one.
Amaro over Bangor four, two.
Westby beat Partyville five, four and Laconia over Poignette four, three.
In division two baseball, the year came to an end for the Richland Center Hornets, 10-0.
They lost in Baraboo last night.
Baraboo scoring five runs right out of the gate, setting the tone for the rest of the game, and the Hornets never got on track.
Salk Prairie went against McFarland, 5-1.
Portage 3-2 over Reedsburg in eight innings.
Edgewood won, low die nothing.
Wisconsin Dells 12-7 over Merrill, and LaCrosse Logan beat Gaylectric Trimpello.
one to nothing high school girls soccer first round regionals last night prairie du sheen co-op and clinton turner tied at a goal apiece after regulation eighty minutes of soccer and they went to shoot out with prairie du sheen winning four three portage point out of five three win against reedsburg in division two lacrosse central seven one over beryl boo sock prairie six nothing against sparta and tomah beat lacrosse logan luther by a score of two
to one.
Baseball regional finals today.
Again, sectional finals coming up for girls softball on Thursday as the tournaments wind down and WIAA State track and field this weekend at UW La Crosse.
Five points.
Lutheran remains undefeated, topping free Methodist 19-4 last night.
Teague Perkins had a home run in the win.
Jeremiah Hassel, Liz Niemeyer, Joe Hassel, and Nathan Phillips each got on base twice and scored a run for free Methodist.
Boscoville Assembly of God scored three times in the bottom of the seventh to beat the rallying Knights of Columbus.
1312.
The Knights had taken the lead in the seventh, despite being down by 10 runs earlier.
Chan's Castle had a three-run homer and a game-winning hit for basketball.
Richland Baptist Temple II defeated Baptist Temple I, 22-13, Derek Calland went four for five, and Mercy Fretz, two for four.
Grace community edged out Richland Baptist temple 3 10 9 and st.
Mary's outscored church of the Nazarene 21 to 2 burning green Nate race and Jared McDonald were all 5 for 5 on the night and the mission had the league by action continues next Tuesday June 9th
At quail run last night, Brandon Miller had the top score, 37 with a birdie on hole one, Peter Lawrence birdied hole three and wound up with a 39.
Several with 40s, Neil Mahoney, Pat Keegan, Aaron Halverson and Rod Reitz, Pat birdied hole eight, Rod birdied hole one.
Other golfers with holes played under par.
Tony Doherty, birdied hole three, six, and eight.
Eli Cannon, birdied hole one.
Gage Worths, with a birdie on hole one.
Ken Nick Sr.
birdied hole one as did Joe Halverson and Lyle Craddwell birdied hole six.
Flag prize winners Joe Halverson with the closest third shot on hole one.
Peter Lawrence the closest to the pin on hole three.
Aaron Halverson in the closest second shot on hole five.
Pat Metz closest to the pin on hole seven and the longest putt on hole nine.
The Brewer has scored three runs to jump out on top and never trailed in last night's 8-3 win over San Francisco.
Jake Bauer's three-run homerun gave starter and winner Kyle Harrison an early lead.
Kyle has been somewhat of a journeyman until coming to Milwaukee.
It's hard to describe, but just a lot of moving pieces, right?
And it comes down to what can you control?
And all I can control is throwing that baseball.
So no matter what jersey I'm wearing, who's behind me, who I'm facing, just throw your stuff with conviction, man, and trust it.
That's all I can see.
But no, it has been weird.
Nice to finally find some foot in here.
Kyle Harrison talked about facing the Giants.
Yeah, 100 percent.
It's always going to feel personal, right?
You know, I mean, I grew up 40 minutes from that ballpark.
So I had a great time there and cherish my memories with them.
But no, man, you know, it's like, yeah, it feels good, you know, but I got to do it in another five days.
So it's like you can't get caught up in that.
So.
Just go out and compete and it was fun to tell the rubber against them
though.
The Brewers ate three winners and rookie Coleman Crow will start tonight's game.
Milwaukee has won seven of their last.
eight games elsewhere in the national league philadelphia three two over san diego miami beat washington seven three dodgers six five over arizona in the american league detroit eight tampa bay nothing baltimore four two over boston cleveland nine the yankees four minnesota beat the white sox six four and an interleague play atlanta four three over toronto cincinati four and kansas city three the athletics two one
over the Cubs, Texas 7 and St.
Louis 4, Pittsburgh 10-6 over Houston, Seattle 8, the Metz 3, Colorado 8-2 over the Angels.
The Packers have signed a partnership deal with the Pottawanami Sports Book.
The agreement was announced Tuesday at the Casinos Hotel.
It includes naming rights to the South Gate at Lambeau Field and at the team's
podcast studio.
The sports book will have title sponsorship at the champions club and we'll be presenting sponsor of the weekly online Packers predict game.
Wisconsin became the largest state to legalize online and mobile sports betting last April.
And also buck superstar Yana Santana Kupo has made it apparent he wants his next home team to be the heat.
Yanis hasn't officially demanded a trade yet, but he has said the Miami club is the only one where he would be willing to accept a long-term contract extension.
Very few NBA teams would give up the king's ransom of players and draft picks the bucks are seeking if the two-time MVP were a short-term investment.
And I am Phil Knee, that's an update on sports.
