Well last night Richland Center Ithaca was in Bosquebell for the Ryan Simple Memorial Invitational and the Richland Center boys won the girls narrowly missed winning as well taking second place.
Individually for the boys Owen Dreyer cruised to first place last night and also it was six medal winners overall.
Owen was first, Brayden Burns
5th, Sam Jones 8th, Will Harpen 9th, Ben Santel 11th, and Ben Waterfall was 14th.
The high school girls had three medal winners.
Margaret Lawless was 3rd, Ava Martin 10th, Pearl Fretz was 11th.
Also Adeline Lawless took 16th, Rachel Waterfall 19th, Lacey Allbaugh and Ava Gotchell ran as well for RCI last evening.
The middle school boys won the event.
Top 10 in the middle school race is meddled.
Also four medal in the boys race and one in the girls race.
for the Richland Center Ithaca Middle School Runners.
Bosca Bell's Runners included Paige Carnop, who finished 15th overall.
The Bulldogs were sixth place as a team in last night's action.
And for Giga Boulevard, they were 11th.
Kendall Andelsek was their top runner.
Colby Andelsek was 31st.
Kendall was 18th.
Aubrey White Murphy was 51.
And 69th place for Ella Goodwin-Schliffer.
The basketball boys were led by Kipton Brown, sixth place in a medal overall.
Graydon Richter was 22nd, Owen Bacon 27th, and Greg Fry was 29th.
For Kick-A-Boo LeFarge, Lane Miller was their top runner, 31st overall at the meet, Talon Johnson was 38th, Braden Turgesson 41st, and Brady Walker 43rd.
And the Riverdale Boys cross-country team, led by Wyatt Schramm, their fastest runner, 18th place.
Kalen Williamson was 56th, Dylan Topper 60th, Alan Horton 66th, Clay Porter was 68th, and Mark Wilkie was 71st at the basket.
basketball invite last night.
High school volleyball, it was Seneca getting the win by sweep over Ithaca, three sets to none.
Lafarge Youth Initiative over Weston, three nothing.
Kickapoo, three sets to two over North Crawford.
Boscobel, three sets to two over Cooley region.
Platteville, three sets to one over Mineral Point.
Verroqua, swept Arcadia.
Highland, three nothing over River Ridge.
Iowa Grant 3-2 winners against Darlington, Belmont swept Benton, 1-1 center 3-1 over Cashton.
It was Wisconsin Heights 3 sets to none over Belleville, Adams Friendship swept Wisconsin Dells, Aquinas 3 sets to 2 over Sparta, and Holman 3 sets to 1 over Tomah.
High School Boys Soccer, River Valley lost to Columbus, two goals to none.
Evansville, three-two winners against Dodgeville Mineral Point.
Platteville Lancaster and Mount Horrib tied at one.
Wisconsinites Barnabelle, two goals to one of Roman Rowe.
Baraboo, seven-nothing over Portage Pointette on the soccer pitches last night.
Some other notes from sports on the local area scene last evening.
Quail Run, Tuesday Men's Golf League.
Golfers qualified for the put-off competition based on their average putts per round during the season.
The five golfers with the lowest putts per round played through seven greens last night and all putts were tallied for each golfer.
First place, Aaron Halverson with 13 putts.
Also tied for second, Neil Mahoney, Anthony Ludwig and Jared McDonald each with 15 and Joe Halverson with 16.
was fifth place.
A thank you to the staff of Quail Ron and to all in the men's golf league for a wonderful season and a quick reminder to sign up for the awards banquet coming up on September 22nd.
If you have not done that already.
Bowling scores from the Lucky Strikers League.
Robbins Nest had a 24-62.
The shed 23-67.
Gander cleaning 23-58.
Team Game Honors, GJ Service, 837, Robins Nest 825, G&A Tyronado, 818.
Top Series, Katelyn Davison, 531, Nicole Mattier with a 510, Marsha Mahatka, 476.
Top Game, Nicole Mattier with a 205, Katelyn Davison, 201, Kim Jewett, 185.
And the splits picked up last night included, Marge Hotman a 3-10, Laurie Lewis a 2-7, Thurley Neumeier with a 5-7, Sheila Povo-Macher a 5-7, Judy Skelly a 3-10, Judy Sherman a 5-6 in the Lucky Strikers bowling league.
It was another come from behind win for the Brewers last night.
Jackson Cheerio had some heroics in the bottom of the ninth inning with two out.
Here's the 0-1 pitch.
We are tied!
I guess it was the right bat.
That ball was obliterated.
It changed up on the inside corner and Jackson Churio hits number 22 to tie this thing up 3-3 in the ninth.
Bistellar in it.
Down the left field line,
that's
her base hit.
The Brewers walk off the cubs and they win this series here in Milwaukee.
The kid gets it done here tonight.
DL Hall earned the win.
Yeah, I mean, I think that's kind of, you know, in our identity is, you know, we get punched and we just get back up and keep fighting.
The bullpen, same thing, you know, we're just trying to hold the line, win, lose or tie.
We're just trying to hold them where they're at and give those guys a chance to do.
Exactly what Cheerio and Lara just did.
You know, like he's worn out.
We all know that, but this kid can be really, really special.
I mean, he's just learning how to pitch.
Um, he's got electric stuff.
And Jackson Cheerio was the hero again.
He loves it.
You know, he loves it and stays after it, believes in himself.
You know, he knows how capable he is.
And when he's in that right and he's got that dial on the right, right speed, careful.
Logan Henderson starts the series finale for the Brewers.
That is a nighttime game today, by the way, five minutes after six for the pregame programming on WRC EFM 107.7.
Elsewhere in the National League, the Mets 7-5 over Miami, San Diego beat Washington 5-4, San Francisco 2-1 over St.
Louis, the Dodgers 3, Cincinnati 2.
In the American League, Minnesota 3, Detroit 2, Cleveland 9-5 over Baltimore, the Angels 6, Boston 1, Toronto 4-2 over the athletics, Texas 10-5 over Seattle.
Interleague play, Houston 6-5 winners against Philadelphia, the Yankees 5, Colorado 3, Tampa Bay 7, Atlanta 1, Pittsburgh 9-3 over the White Sox, Arizona 5-3 against Kansas City.
The new NFL season begins tonight.
New England will be at Seattle.
Kickoff time 7-20 this evening.
Pro football writers are offering mixed predictions for the 26 Green Bay Packers.
There's not nearly as much optimism as there was last season at this time.
Bleacher Report points to a leaky defense and unproven running backs while saying the passing game should be good.
NFL.com expects the Vikings to give the Packers a lot of trouble in that opener Sunday.
All experts note that the Green Bay will benefit from weak opponents during the early part of the season.
With a look at sports today, I am Phil
me.