And now look at Monday Sports, we recap the weekend and it was a very successful weekend for Southwest Wisconsin track and field athletes at the WIAA State Meet held at Veterans Memorial Stadium complex in La Crosse.
On Friday, Richland Center's four by eight meter relay team finished 14th in the state.
Owen Dreyer, Ryan Stadler, Kiernan Culver, and Robert Budden finished off an outstanding season.
Also, Ithaca Weston is four by eight team.
Clayton Lee, Ethan Berkram, Bracen Garcia-Bowlin, and Sam Jones finished eighth in their division with a new school record of 819-07.
Kickerwool LeFarge with an outstanding weekend on Friday.
Adriak Egge was third in the 400.
Also Ava Young fifth in the 100 and the girls four by one meter relay team grabbed a state championship.
Katie Rando, Riley Cade, Chloe Walter and Ava Young.
Also the girls four by two state champions Katie Rando, Riley Cade, Chloe Walter and Ava Young.
The girls shot put here and he aren't
took 12th place.
Some events were postponed until Friday because of inclement weather in La Crosse, and among those events, Owen Dreyer, Richland Center's freshman, finished in ninth place in the 3200 meter run with a time of 934-72.
And one of the final events on the day, Saturday, Danica Paul's kept off an outstanding high school career in track and field with an eighth place in pole vaulting 10, six was her best vault on the day at state River Valley's Aiden Hill was fifth in the 200 meter dash over the weekend with a time of 2208 for Ithaca, Western Clayton Lee, kept off an outstanding career in track and field and cross country as well.
with an eighth place finish in the 1600 meter run and a time of 432 06.
Kaylee Carter Riverdale was 11th in the girls pole vaulting competition.
Saturday's success continued for kickable to Farge.
They had some good showings as well.
The girls four by four was ninth, Katie Rando, Braylon Carter, Kendall Andlesick and Chloe Walter and Tierney Arndt was 11th in the discus throw.
Also landed in Turkish and
took 16th in the 1600 meter run.
Adriak eggy, third in the 400 and 12th in the 200.
The boys four by four relay team took a state championship.
Jeff Olson, Arlen Walter, Theo Parr and Adriak eggy.
Congratulations.
Their time was three 21 60 in the high jump, Theo Parr, 13th place, Adriak eggy, second in the long jump, 22, three 75 and
first place championship for the 4x2 meter relay team, Katie Rando, Riley Kade, Chloe Walter and Ava Young.
Also, Bosque Bells 4x1 meter relay team.
They finished off at 15th place, Cameron Hogan.
Carter Heen, Nathan Gundersen and Cooper Lefler.
The four by four basketball bulldogs finished eighth.
Nathan Gundersen, Cameron Hogan, Grayden Richter and Cooper Lefler.
In the pole vaulting, Cameron Hogan finished third with a vault of 14-3.
And in the girls 400 meter dash, Maddie Canette was 13th.
Turning to baseball from over the weekend, the Kazenovia Reds home talent team lost 7-3 to visiting Black Earth yesterday.
The Bombers scored four runs in the opening inning and the Reds spent the rest of the game trying to catch up.
Black Earth was led by Clay and Mark Kaminiti at the plate.
Clay was three for four with a double and three runs scored and Mark was three for five with a home run and three RBI.
Rice Hopwood was the winning pitcher after working seven innings and Mark
Kaminiti pitched the last two frames.
For Casanovia, Aaron Hipp started the game.
Sammy Clary worked seven innings and Isaac Jennings worked the final inning.
At the plate, Monte Jennings led the Reds going two for three with two scored.
Sammy Clary, Isaac Jennings, TJ Stoltz and Houston Boland all went one for four.
Boland and Stoltz knocked in runs in the fourth inning and Jennings had an RBI in the fifth when Casanovia pulled a
within six to three, but they would get no closer.
With a seven three win, black earth now three and one in Sunday league play.
The Reds fell to 0 and four in the conference.
Their home stand will continue with a Friday game against sock prairie this Saturday night.
They make up a contest with cross planes and Sunday they will host Maisa Mani elsewhere in the North.
It was a win for Ashton over Wisconsin.
Del's 12 five.
cross plane, seven, three over the twins of sock and Middleton nine, nothing over Lodi in the West.
Highlandale at Muscaday was postponed earlier in the weekend.
Highlandale lost to Verona, 14, one, Argyle, 14, four over Ridgeway, Pine Bluff, Mount Hora beat Blanchardville, eight, nothing shows work Benton, four, two over Dodgeville and Belleville, four, three winners against Verona arena loss to Wyota.
That final was four, one.
Sun Prairie, 12-8 over Cottage Grove.
Rio beat Monticello, 8-4.
Monona, 16.2.
Columbus, 12-2 over DeForest.
In the Southeast, Utica, 6-5 over McFarland.
Evansville beat Stoughton, 4-0.
Jefferson, 4-1 over Footville.
And Fort Atkinson, 6-2 winners against Lake Mills.
The season came to an end over the weekend for the River Valley girls soccer team.
They tied Lodi and extend a very outstanding 80 minutes of soccer, one goal apiece, and then it went to shoot out with Lodi winning.
Lodi advances after regional championship to face Aquinas.
They knocked off Wisconsinites Barnaville for nothing.
Also in division three, Platteville Lancaster continues to represent the Southwest Conference after a 2-0 win against Bigfoot Williams Bay.
McFarland 7-0 advancing in the tournament.
Dellamondarian was a winner against Mount Horrib 2-0 and Belleville Nuglaris B. Lakeside Lutheran
for nothing.
Sock Prairie stayed alive with a three nothing win against Tomah in the regional title and the cross central seven goals to two over Portage point net.
WIA baseball gets into the sectional level.
Games tomorrow include at Riverdale.
Varroqua and Laconia will meet in the first game at 10 o'clock.
And in the second game, game two around one o'clock, it will feature Dodgeville and Fenimore.
The championship tomorrow will be played at four o'clock at Pickering Park in Muscaday.
They will have two gates open, ticket takers stationed there as well, $7 admission for the game, and there will be concessions available at Riverdale all day tomorrow.
A seven run rally in the sixth inning powered the Brewers to a sweep of a weekend series in Colorado.
Milwaukee trailed 3-1 before the beginning and won the game 12-4.
Rookie Shane Drohan picked up his third victory.
Gary Sanchez hit his first home run since early April.
The Brewers maintain a five game lead in the National League Central Division.
Manager Pat Murphy was asked if they had an aggressive approach at the plate yesterday.
Nothing we do
intentionally, you know, you just...
You're trying to be a master of the ball strike.
You're trying to get the pitch you want to hit early in the count.
That's no secret.
You know what I mean?
There's no secret plan for that.
It's thinking too deep into it, really.
We've got some aggressive guys that are swinging the back good and are confident.
So
sometimes that leads to early swings.
Manager Pat Murphy was asked about the weekend, a weekend sweep against the Rockies and a Saturday night game in which Jacob Mizorowski did not want to come out of the game and wanted to stay in and help the cause.
Yeah, he said he wanted to stay.
No, he just said, I want this.
I want to stay middle.
The rotor was up and he wanted to, he wanted to finish what he started.
He understood the ramifications of having to bring in leverage relievers and
He came up big, and he pitched there.
He didn't just blow people away.
He pitched, and I thought it was a really good sign.
He got that ball off the calf, and it's going to swell up.
But he
wanted to stay in there.
The Brewers on the road, they'll take on the athletics in Las Vegas starting tonight.
The Cubs lost to San Francisco 2-1, Metz 7, San Diego 3, Arizona 5-1 over Washington, St.
Louis beat Cincinnati 5-3, Atlanta 3-2 over Pittsburgh.
In the American League, the Yankees, six Boston, one Toronto, six Baltimore, four Detroit, five Seattle, four athletics, five, nothing over Houston, Kansas city, six Minnesota, five Texas, 10, nothing over Cleveland and an interleague play Miami, four, one over Tampa Bay, Philadelphia, nine, the white socks, five angels, 13, five over the Dodgers.
The Packers need to improve it at least three areas if they are to return in the NFC championship game.
Coaches hope new additions can help the remedy the problem at cornerback.
The Green Bay defense also needs some help putting pressure on opposing quarterbacks while old pro edge rusher Micah Parsons rehabs from a knee injury.
And also over the weekend, the AMFAM championship was played Sunday at TPC in Wisconsin.
The team of Darren Clark and Ben Crane held off a hard charge from the team of Kenny Perry and George McNeill tournament host Steve Stricker and playing partner Mario Tiziani finished seven shots off the pace.
Steve Stricker was asked how it felt playing with a new hip.
He had a hip replaced recently.
I'm a little fatigued.
My left side's a little fatigued.
My left hip areas, uh, it's not sore by any means.
It's, um, just tired feeling, you know, but I haven't been walking, you know, golf.
I walk a lot, you know, but I don't do this walk, swing, play.
Um, I haven't been doing that.
I've been riding in a cart
with a look at WRCO sports on a Monday.
I am filming.
