It is time for sports on WRC radio with a look back at home talent baseball from yesterday in the north.
It was the first round of playoff action quarter finals.
Black Earth got the win against Mesa Mani 7-5, Ashton 15-0 over Reedsburg, Cross Plains 5-3 over the Dells and Middleton got the win against Salk 10-0.
Next week in the playoffs, Cross Plains will play at Middleton and Black Earth at Ashton.
in the West yesterday arena with a loss in 10 innings.
They fell to Belleville 3-2.
It appears arena will be back in Belleville for a first round playoff game coming up on Sunday.
Hollondale 5, Dodgeville 2.
Hollondale was a winner 11-5 over Muscaday in the later game.
Blanchardville 12, Ridgeway 4.
Verona beat Wyota 13-1.
Pine Bluth-Mount Horob over Scholesburg Benton 7-3.
In the east, Columbus 10-2 over Rio, Manona 27, Cottage Grove Nothing, Montello 7-6 over to Forest, and Sun Prairie Beat Pointette 6-1.
In the southeast, McFarland 19-3 over Cambridge, Fort Atkinson 5, Albion 1, Jefferson 14-0 over Lake Mills, Utica Beat Evansville 6-1, Stoughton 10, and Footville 3.
State American Legion Baseball continuing in Prairie du Chine.
For the 19U State Tournament Games on Sunday, Huracan defeated Athens 5-0.
Campbellsport 4-3 over Prairie du Chine.
Stratford 13, Gays Mills nothing.
And Little Shoot got the win against Westby Coon Valley 6-4.
Games will continue today.
Campbell Sport vs. Gays Mills, first pitch time at 9 this morning, followed at 11.30 by Hora Khan vs. Westby Coon Valley, and Stratford plays little shoot this afternoon at 2.
The state tournament will culminate tomorrow in Prairie du Chien.
Over the weekend, the Simon Sharks celebrated their season with the end of the year awards ban quit.
Among the awards given to swimmers was to the high point scorers for the 10 and under girls, Elsa Norte finished third place, Harper Adler scored the second highest amount of points, and Zaley Kellman was the high point scorer with 96 points.
Carson Earhart had the third most points for the 10 and under boys,
Bennett Heisel was second and Emmerich Kellman was the high score with 136.
Lauren Chambers was the highest scoring swimmer for the 11 and older girls with 165.
Cameron Keane was the second highest scorer and Leah Chambers had the third most points.
Clancy Hying was recognized as the highest point scorer for the 11 through 18 year old boys with 105 points, followed by Levi Fritz in second place and Luke Fritz in third.
Veteran swimmer Moray Wright was recognized for completing his 10th year with the sharks.
Five-year plaques were awarded to Jewel Fretz, Sophia Kramer, Andrea Ortiz, Madeline Ringelstetter, and Morgan Worthington.
Bruin Babel is recognized as the rookie of the year, while Danielle Worthington was the most improved swimmer ages 10 and under, and Sophia Kramer was the most improved for the swimmers who were older than 11.
Jacob Mizorowski held the Angels, he just two hits and seven innings, but one of those hits was a two run homerun in the second.
That was the big blow in the Angels, three nothing win over the Brewers Sunday.
Milwaukee was held to five singles.
In the game, the Miz had trouble getting comfortable on the Angels pitching mound.
Yeah, it was awful.
It was probably one of the worst moments I've had.
It was dry.
It was rock hard.
So, you know, I had the guys out there fix it three times and, you know, we got it back to being decent, but yeah, it was awful.
It was bad.
Milwaukee was held to five singles in the game.
The Brewers return home to open a four game series against the Pirates tonight.
Brandon Sprote is the scheduled starter.
Elsewhere in interleague play, Philadelphia 8-0 over Baltimore, St.
Louis beat Toronto 5-1, Cleveland 5, Arizona nothing, the Yankees 2, Cubs 1, Colorado 8-1 over Kansas City, Boston beat the Dodgers 8-4.
In the National League, Atlanta 4-2 over Washington, Miami 2-0 over the Metz, Cincinnati 10, Pittsburgh 2, San Diego 5, San Francisco 4.
In the American League, the White Sox nine Tampa Bay one Houston seven three over Texas Seattle seven Minnesota six Detroit 11 nothing over the athletics.
Packers tight end Tucker Kraft has returned to practice after the team removed him from the Pup List Friday.
Kraft is just working out individually so far.
Coach Matt LaFluor says they'll take things slow with one of Green Bay's top offensive players.
Yahoo Sports reports number 85 could be involved when the Packers and Arizona Cardinals hold a joint practice on August 26th.
LaFluor's top goal is to have Kraft ready to go for week one
of the NFL season.
Also in sport news, Wisconsin native Tony Romo will not be on the air right away with CBS after the recent OWI in Milwaukee.
Burlington native Romo was arrested last week by Milwaukee County deputies for first offense operating while intoxicated.
CBS Sports announced Friday that Romo is on leave until further notice.
A first OWI is only a citation in Wisconsin, so no criminal charges have been filed.
Romo is usually on CBS's main NFL commentary team.
Raymond Newpert, Wisconsin Radio Network.
A nationwide
study finds the University of Wisconsin athletics among the most valuable programs in the country.
The athletic dot com conducted the study in each of the last two years was concentrated eighth in the 18 team, big 10 and 19th among all colleges.
The study considered net revenue, brand power, conference value and other areas.
The banters are valued at $922 million.
For comparison, the Minnesota Gophers were valued at $562 million.
Less than 100 days away from the start of the next season and the Wisconsin men's basketball team still has an open spot on its roster.
Speculation is centered and the Badgers bulking up the inside game, but that may have changed.
A Colorado judge has issued a preliminary injunction granting eligibility to all college players who were in the high school class of 2022.
That opens the door to guard Braden Carrington, who hit 40% of his three pointers last year.
With sports, I am Phil Knee.