Hometown Broadcasting Sports Wednesday 1/6/21
6 January 2021 Sports
Sports for January 6th
Boys Basketball (Tues.)
Ripon 82, Winnebago Lutheran Academy 73-Riley Brooks had 32 points and a double-double , Grant Schneider 21 points and a double-double and Garrett Jennings had 13 points for the Tigers. The Ripon JV’s also won, 60-59.
Berlin 61, Wautoma 57
Sheboygan Falls 77, Waupun 63
Plymouth 75, Kettle Moraine Lutheran 73 (OT)
Mayville 62, Kewaskum 37
Lomira 55, Oakfield 34
North Fond du Lac 83, Stockbridge 71
Neenah 67, Fond du Lac 50
Hortonville 71, Oshkosh West 63
Oshkosh North 76, Appleton East 60
Kaukauna 105, Appleton West 68
Adams-Friendship 64, Montello 40
Mauston 62, Reedsburg 58
Westfield 58, Baraboo 49
Wisconsin Dells 65, Sparta 52
Pacelli 56, Weyauwega-Fremont 53
Xavier 71, Seymour 53
DeForest at Beaver Dam 73, DeForest 68
Ronalli 64, Lourdes Academy 61 (OT)
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah 58, Valley Christian 46
Rio 71, Deerfield 61
Girls Basketball (Tues.)
Wautoma 43, Berlin 36
West De Pere 75, Plymouth 53
New London 55, Winneconne 51
Laconia 73, Mayville 43
St. Mary’s Springs 49, North Fond du Lac 37
Winnebago Lutheran 68, Omro 37
Mosinee 77, Nekoosa 24
Central Wisconsin Christian 48, Dodgeland 33
Oakfield 63, Hustisford 43
Rio 67, Cambria-Friesland 45
Randolph 70, Fall River 26
Markesan 41, Princeton/Green Lake 28
NBA
Detroit (1-6) at Milwaukee (4-3)
Tyler Polley made five 3-pointers and scored 23 points in the second half to help Connecticut pull away and beat Marquette 65-54 on Tuesday night. Marquette wore black uniforms in support of Jacob Blake, his family and the Kenosha County community. Blake was shot seven times in the back by a Kenosha police officer on Aug. 23. The county district attorney’s office announced on Tuesday that it would not seek charges against the police officer involved in the shooting. Marquette opened the second half on a 12-2 run for its largest lead of the game, 43-25. Polley, who was 0 of 3 from the field in the first half, scored all of his 23 points as UConn outscored Marquette 40-11 in the final 15 minutes. Dawson Garcia had 20 points and 11 rebounds to lead Marquette (6-6, 2-4 Big East). Isaiah Whaley added 15 points and 13 rebounds for UConn (5-1, 2-1).
Two Green Bay Packers legends and fan favorites are Modern-Era finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. LeRoy Butler and Charles Woodson are among 15 players in the running for a gold jacket and a spot in Canton. Butler, a safety, racked up 38 career interceptions and 20.5 career sacks. He’s also known as the “inventor of the Lambeau Leap.” Butler was a crucial part of the 1997 Super Bowl championship team. He spent his entire career in Green Bay. This is Butler’s second year as a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The Cleveland Browns announced Tuesday that head coach Kevin Stefanski was among five members of the organization to test positive for COVID-19. Also, three-time Pro Bowl guard Joel Bitonio, who has been with the team since 2014, and wide receiver KhaDarel Hodge tested positive. The team later placed both on the reserve/COVID-19 list. The two other positive results involved coaches. The entire group will miss Sunday’s wild-card game between the Browns and Steelers, which remains on as scheduled. Browns offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt, who called plays in training camp and was supposed to call them at times in a preseason that never occurred, will be the offensive play-caller against Pittsburgh. Without Stefanski on the sidelines this weekend, the Browns lose the Coach of the Year candidate who led Cleveland to an 11-5 mark in just his first season. It was the Browns’ first winning record since 2007 and a five-game improvement over last year’s squad.
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