The Wisconsin Fast Pitch Coaches Association has released the names of its all state players and quite an honor for Richland Center sophomore pitcher Kyrie Fisher.
She just completed her sophomore year and makes the first team all state for medium sized schools, divisions two and three.
Congratulations to Kyrie Fisher and her coach Jamie Gander.
Second team all conference from the area and teams that played this year on WRCO.
Riley Weaver of Adams Friendship.
Honorable mentioned player is McKenna Curson-Lore of Adams Friendship.
Small school all-state softball players include first team members, Tenley Buckup, a sophomore from Mineral Point, Kyanna Führer, a senior at Fenimore, Eliza Gordon of Barnaville, the junior, Brea Gruen, a senior from Royal, Maddie Cabot, a Mineral Point senior, along with teammate, Austin Kinch, who is a sophomore.
Second team all conference members include Hannah Esch, senior from Barnabelle, Addie McNett, a senior from Belmont, along with her teammate Carson Remaker, a junior, and Jaden Schultz, a senior this past season for Mineral Point.
Honorable mention all state softballers include Lexi Rickers, a junior from Belmont, and the premier award winners this year.
Betsy Pelica, a sophomore from Sussex Hamilton.
Division two, Madison Babcock, a junior, Fox Valley Lutheran.
Division three, Hallie Kasperi of Lomira, a senior.
Division four, Tenley Mockup.
Mineral point sophomore named as the premier player of the year.
And division five, Raya Cabellus, a senior from
Almond Bancroft, the umpire of the year, Kendra Witthouse, and the coach of the year, Kaley Gendrich of Sussex Hamilton, according to the Wisconsin Fast Pitch Coaches Association Rankings.
Night League home talent baseball last night.
Mazermanian 9-1 win against Sauk Prairie.
Wisconsin Dells 7-2 over Dodgeville.
And it was Arena getting the win against Casanovia.
That final score was 6-4.
Lots of home talent games this weekend.
Tomorrow afternoon, Muscaday travels to Ridgeway.
That is a one o'clock start time for that.
And Wisconsin Dells will play at Cross Plains tomorrow afternoon at four.
The traditional Sunday games include Casanovia at Salk Prairie, Reedsburg at Mazermany, Lodi at Black Earth, Pine Bluff Mount Hora at Sholesburg Benton, Belleville at Dodgeville, and Arena Travels to Argyle, Blanchardville at Verona, Manona at DeForest, and Columbus at Sun Prairie among the local home talent baseball games.
Go ahead, Bear Valley softball.
Last night, week seven of games in the 630 showing it was Bear Vale farms defeating New York life six to one with a balanced offensive attack and a strong defense.
Jeremy Knief and Mac Knief each drove in two runs to lead Bear Vale while David Jones scored twice in the win.
New York life's lone run came in the second inning when Julie Lewis delivered an RBI single to score Matt Cole.
One of the defensive highlights of the night belonged
New York Life catcher, Nicole Gaudette with two outs and Bearvale looking to add on.
Gaudette came through with back-to-back plays behind the plate to end the threat, flashing quick reactions and keeping your team within striking distance.
Bearvale improves to four and one.
New York Life falls to one and five.
Seven-thirty game Wallace Electric rolled to a nine-one victory over Clary Memorial Funeral Home behind a powerful offensive performance.
Reagan Soukla and Ross Gabbard
each scored twice to pace the attack, while Channing Brown launched the game's only home run to highlight the win.
Clary Memorial Funeral Home avoided the shutout when Marcus McCauley scored on an RBI single by Cammie Pisculli, but Wallace Electric stayed in control from start to finish.
Wallace Electric improved to 4-1, Clary Memorial Funeral Home fell to 3-2.
In the 830 game, the free agents survived a back-and-forth battle, edging the Buffaloes 10-9 in the night's most exciting game.
Bryant Fargen led the offense by scoring four runs, while Travis Lewis drove in four RBIs.
Jacob Manning delivered the highlight of the night with an inside-the-park home run, racing all the way around after a pair of Buffalo outfield errors.
Buffalo's kept the pressure on throughout the game behind a strong offensive showing Brandon Maloney crossed the plate three times and blasted a home run while Jordan Slaney added a home run of his own to fuel the comeback effort.
Despite the power at the plate, the Buffalo's came up just one run short as the free agents held on for the victory.
The free agents improved to two and three.
The Buffalo's fall to three and two.
That wraps up week seven of the season.
Next Thursday features the make up games from the week five
of rain out, wrapping up the regular season before all seven teams shift their focus to tournament play.
Every game next week will play a key role in determining the final tournament seating in the Bear Valley co-ed league.
On the state scene, join us for Brewer baseball all weekend long, the Brewers versus the Cubs.
On the place for local news and timeless hits, WRCE at 49 and 29, Milwaukee is 20 games over 500 for the first time.
Yesterday in baseball, the Cubs were winners for three over the Mets.
Philadelphia 10-5 over Washington.
Arizona at St.
Louis was postponed.
In the American League, Tampa Bay 13, Kansas City 2, Houston 2-1 over Detroit, Texas 6, Toronto 5, Boston 6-3 over the Yankees.
Pittsburgh 5, Seattle 1, and the Athletics were 9-6 winners over San Francisco.
From the WNBA, Toronto 125,
Los Angeles 97, Seattle 99, New York 88, and Las Vegas beat Dallas 99-84.
