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Tuesday, May 28, 2024

5/28/24 WIAA Division 4 Softball Sectional Semi-Final: #1 Fall Creek 6, #2 McDonell Lady Macks 3

In another battle of two state-ranked squads, the Lady Macks (20-3, 12-2 Western Cloverbelt Conference) faced a team in the Crickets (27-2, 14-0 WCC) who had handed them their only two losses of the year.

It was a pitchers' duel to start, as no baserunner got beyond first until the bottom of the third inning. That's when Fall Creek broke through with four runs, all with two outs.

The Lady Macks fought back in the top of the fourth, plating three runs of their own.

The veteran Crickets lineup slowly pulled away, however, and McDonell's stellar season came to an end with their first Division 4 tournament ending at the Sectional level.

A salute to this year's incredible senior class: Abby Bresina, Aubrey Dorn, Katie Ruf, and Morgan Wirtz. Thank you for all you've done for the Lady Macks program, for your school, and in our community! You've left an indelible mark, and you will be greatly missed!




THANK YOU to our incredible local sponsors:
Rubenzer Wealth Management!
H&R Electric!
Hiess-Loken & Associates LLC, Professional Land Surveying!
Toycen Ford of Chippewa Falls!
White City Glass!
Stelter, Inc.!
Royal Credit Union!
Winn Family Dentistry!
Chippewa Valley Orthopedics and Sports Medicine!
Quality Propane and Fuels!
Grace Home Respiratory!
Post Glass & Mirror!
The Medicine Shoppe of Chippewa Falls and Menomonie!
Cook Chiropractic Center!
Nestle Health Science!
Morrie's Auto Group!
Czech Law Office!
Northwestern Bank!

5/28/24 WIAA Division 1 Softball Sectional Semi-Final: #4-Chippewa Falls-9 #1-Stevens Point-5

Great pitching and tremendous hitting powered the Lady Cards (24-5) to a 9-5 win over Stevens Point (23-3) and a trip to Thursday's Sectional Final vs. New Richmond.

Freshman Violet McIlquham gave up five runs in 5 1/3 innings and Senior Lakken McEathron shut the door on the Panthers in the final 1 2/3's to get the save. Meanwhile, Senior SS, Kenna Johnston, led the hit parade with three hits including a three-run HR in the 6th to give Chi-Hi a 7-3 lead.

The Lady Cards jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the top of the 1st - scoring all their runs with two outs - and they never trailed or were tied the rest of the game.






THANK YOU to our incredible local sponsors:
Toycen Ford of Chippewa Falls!
White City Glass!
Stelter, Inc.!
Royal Credit Union!
The YMCA of the Chippewa Valley!
Winn Family Dentistry!
Chippewa Valley Orthopedics and Sports Medicine!
Quality Propane and Fuels!
Grace Home Respiratory!
Post Glass & Mirror!
The Medicine Shoppe of Chippewa Falls and Menomonie!
Cook Chiropractic Center!
Nestle Health Science!
Morrie's Auto Group!
Czech Law Office!
Northwestern Bank!

5/28/24 Morning Show Highlights!

                                                                                                            


Jerome Jacobs, 86
  • BEST 5: Rain; Jerome Jacobs; Bill Walton; Acts 2:34-36
  • Weekend Recap
  • Tuesday Trivia 1-3

 


5/26/24 CVTW: When Will Eau Claire Hospitals Get The $15 Million They Were Promised?

                                                                 Chippewa Valley This Week


 
Jeff Smith(D-Eau Claire) Jesse James(R-Altoona)


State Senators Jesse James(R-Altoona) and Jeff Smith(D-Eau Claire) offer their take on the ongoing wait for a promised $15 million for Eau Claire's remaining hospitals after the sudden closing of HSHS hospitals in Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls March 22nd. James and other Republicans have taken exception to Gov. Evers' vetoing of a bill they passed intending to help the emergency rooms of the Chippewa Valley's remaining hospitals. Smith says Republicans made this political from the outset by not including area Democrats like himself and State Rep. Jodi Emerson(D-Eau Claire) in the bill. Gov. Evers' changes would've allowed the $15 million to be used for things like OBGYN care and mental health resources. Area GOP rep's took special exception to the Governor's changes because it would've allowed the money to be used outside of Eau Claire and Chippewa county as well.