Sports – Saturday, June 6th, 2015

Fond
du Lac
High School’s double team of Keenan Salah and Matt Riley won a pair of matches
on Friday at the WIAA State Boys Tennis Tournament to reach the State
Semifinals.  The pair will play this
morning at 9:45am.  A win will put them
in the state title match later in the day.

 

WIAA
Sectional Softball Sectional Final

Division
Two

Laconia 5 Oconto 4 (8)

 

WIAA State Softball
Tournament

Division
Two – Thursday, June 11^th

Waupun vs. Beloit Turner – 6pm

Division
Three – Friday, June 12^th

Lomira vs. Poynette – 1:30pm

Laconia vs. Bloomer – 3:30pm

Division
4 – Friday, June 12^th

Oakfield vs. Juda/Albany – 9am

 

WIAA
Baseball Regionals 

Regional
Finals

Division
Two

Waupaca 9 Waupun 3

Freedom 5 Chilton 0

KML 3 Mayville 2

Division
Three

Lake Country
Lutheran 5 St. Mary’s Springs 3

Laconia 5 Markesan 1

Division
Four

Johnson Creek 10 Oakfield 6

 

Baseball
Sectional Semifinals

Division
Three – Tuesday, June 9th

Laconia vs Gibralter – 9:30am

 

WIAA
Girls Soccer

Regional
Final – Saturday

Division
Four

Valders @ New Holstein –
3pm

St. Mary’s Springs vs WLA – 7pm @ Fondy Soccer
Complex

 

The WIAA State Track Meet is underway in
LaCrosse.   Fond du Lac High School
senior Peter Andrew finished 7^th in the boys shot-put to collect the
Cardinals only 2 points of the day.   In Division Three Boys, St.
Mary’s Springs’ Sam Spranger had the top time in the 400 meter dash
preliminaries.

 

The St.
Mary’s Springs girls scored 21 points on the opening day of the Division Three
State Meet.  The Ledgers’ Liz Bohn was 2^nd
in the 800 and 5^th in the 1600. 
Melanie Schneider was 2^nd in the long jump.  Lizzy Leichtle finished 8^th in the
shot put. In Division Two, Chilton’s Kayla Giese was 8^th in the 1600
meter run to earn a point for the Tigers.

 

The Boys and Girls State Track Meet wraps
up today.

 

The NHL’s Stanley Cup Finals continue
tonight as Tampa Bay
hosts Chicago.  The Blackhawks lead the best of seven series
1-0.

 

Bad news for the Cleveland Cavs.  They lost guard Kyrie Irving for the rest of
the NBA Finals with a fractured knee-cap. 
Irving was hurt during overtime of
Thursday’s series opening loss to Golden
State.  Game 2 is Sunday night.

 

Adam Lind homered and drove in 6 runs as
the Brewers stopped the Twins 10-5 on Friday night in Minnesota. 
The series continues this afternoon. Coverage begins at 12:35pm on KFIZ.

 

American Pharoah looks to make history
today at The Belmont Stakes.  The win would
give the sport it’s first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed in 1978.  You can hear The Belmont Stakes on KFIZ right
after Brewers baseball.