I'm Phil Nee with WRCO Sports.
Richland Center High School volleyball pre-season meeting will be held tonight at six o'clock at the Richland Center High School Gymnasium.
That's for all young women going into the ninth through twelfth grades interested in volleyball.
They will have a volleyball camp starting on August 10th through the 13th.
That is for youth.
through high school as well.
You can sign up through the Richland Center Volleyball Facebook page, through the Parks and Rec brochure from Richland Center, or you can call 608-604-7751 for more information about the camp.
Again, the High School Volleyball pre-season meeting for Richland Center Volleyball players will be held tonight at six o'clock at Richland Center High School.
Night League Baseball last night.
Reedsburg 2-0 over Wisconsin Dells.
The mission wrapped up its regular season, church league, regular season championship, down in Grace community, 25 to one, Mike Clyde Dreschmeyer, five for five in the wind, Jim Luxton, four for four.
Richland Baptist temple two moved into a second place tie with idle five points Lutheran by beating church of the Nazarene, 21 to six.
Adam Whitlock was four for four to lead Baptist temple and Malachi Fretz was three for four.
Richland Baptist Temple won top free Methodist 24-17.
Bosqueville Assembly of God outscored Richland Baptist Temple 3 19-12.
Chance Castell, Homer and Brady Bladow hit for the cycle for Bosqueville.
And the Knights of Columbus defeated St.
Mary's 17-10.
Nate Raish had four hits and Caleb Frawley three for three.
in the win.
Five points Lutheran had a buy.
The 2026 Church League tournament will begin on Monday, August 3rd.
The top four teams will be in the A division and the remaining seven in the B division.
Monday, coming up on the East Diamond at 7 o'clock, St.
Mary's will play, Church of the Nazarene, the KC's will umpire, Grace Community plays Knights of Columbus at 815, Free Methodist will umpire.
The West Division, B Division, beginning at 7 o'clock on Monday, Richland Baptist Temple III versus Free Methodist Grace Willumpire and Boscoville Assembly of God, Azerbaijan for the Church League Tournament.
Quail Run, Tuesday Men's Golf League Action.
Neil Mahoney had the top score last night, a 38.
Aaron Halverson, Rod Reitz, Peter Lawrence, and Gage Wertz, all with 40s.
Aaron had a birdie on hole one.
Peter had a birdie on hole one.
And Gage birdied hole one, two, and four.
Rich Berencott and Joe Halverson each had 41s.
Joe with a birdie on hole six.
Other golfers with holes played under par.
Eli Cannon birdied hole one and a birdie on hole six.
Treven Thielen birdied hole one.
Pat Metz, Steve Swanson, Steve Svesina,
Wally Wachter and Chris Pardoon all had birdies on hole eight.
Flag prize winners, Scott Wallace, longest putt on hole two, Jim Johnson, the closest to the pin on hole three.
JJ Klatt, closest third shot on hole four.
Tim Callan, shortest drive in the fairway on hole six.
Jim Johnson, closest shot to the pin on hole seven.
Steve Suicina, closest second shot on hole eight during quail run Tuesday men's golf league action week number 15 of the 20 week regular season.
Well, the night after being shut out, the Brewers' Bats came alive in an 8-2 win at San Francisco.
Tuesday's 13-hit attack, back to good pitching by starter and winner Logan Henderson and four relievers.
Bryce Tarang at three hits, and rookie Luis Lara knocked in three runs as well.
A good
hitting night for Pat Murphy's team.
We had a good offensive approach all night from pitch one.
Even balls, we hit hard.
Vaughn crushes a ball and gets caught in center.
It doesn't seem like we can get anything going.
And then twice we had two outs, nobody on, and scored three runs.
And that's the sign of a team that's grinding, trying to do everything they can to...
create runs.
We didn't have an extra base hit in any of those until Laura's triple.
So it was, I guess, Contreras' triple too.
But we had, again, it was contact, putting balls in play, and just staying relentless.
It's really good.
Really good offensive performance.
Manager Pat Murphy talked about Logan Henderson's performance.
I thought it was a great outing for him.
Yeah, he picked us up big.
Get five and two-thirds and get his pitch count up probably higher than it's been, right?
Pretty close.
Still throwing the ball good in the six, so it
felt great about it.
Milwaukee tries to take the series in a game this afternoon with Shane Rohan going to the Hill.
The Cubs are winners against St.
Louis 10-2.
San Diego 8, Colorado 7.
Arizona 8-7 over Pittsburgh.
Miami shutout Philadelphia 1-0.
In the American League, Detroit 14, Baltimore nothing.
Texas 4, Tampa Bay 1.
Minnesota 3-2 over Kansas City, the Yankees 3, the White Sox 2, Athletics 4-3 over Boston, Houston 3-2 winners against the Angels.
Interleague play Cleveland 6-5 over Cincinnati.
Cincinnati won the nightcap 2-0.
Washington 8, Toronto 6, Seattle 7-6 versus the Dodgers.
The Packers cut two players and added two the day before training camp opens.
The first public practice is this morning at 10-30.
Edge rusher Dante Barnett and kicker Lucas Haversick were released.
They were replaced on the roster by tight end Thomas Yasmin and kicker Lenny Craig.
Yasmin played 13 snaps with the Chargers last season and Craig takes on a rookie kicker Trey Smack for that job.
Speaking of football, Aaron Rodgers was asked yesterday if this is definitely his last go round.
Yeah, this is it.
Why is this?
I thought last year might be it and then Mike got hired and I talked to the wife and she said you can do one more year.
So, well, let's see if it works out and then it kind of all came together.
No, zero debate.
Aaron Rodgers.
Well, the Badgers updated roster for the 26 college football season reveals that three players have left the program.
The roster released yesterday.
Sports Illustrated reports, cornerbacks Remington Moss and Jamar Washington and defensive linemen Torren Pettaway are no longer on the team.
Coach Luke Fickle talked about the number of changes.
To the people from within the program, meaning the players, the coaches, the people that are really close to this team have seen and felt a difference throughout this entire program.
And I'm standing here today in a lot different place than I was in the last three years.
And I really do mean that.
I don't have all the answers, and I'm not saying that we're someplace far off from where we have been, but what we are much different in is our leadership.
I am Phil Knee with an update on sports.