KFIZ Sports Scoreboard : 3/5/2020

High School Sports – Today’s Schedule: 

Boys Hockey – WIAA State Semifinals: 

Division 2: 

St. Mary’s Springs vs. Rice Lake

–The Ledgers are making just their second trip to the state tournament, after falling in the semifinals in 2018. Listen to coverage on KFIZ starting at 9:45 this morning, game time is 10 am. The winner advances to the D-2 State Championship game, which is Saturday at 9:30 AM. 

Girls Basketball – WIAA Sectional Semifinals: 

Division 3: 

Laconia vs. Marshall (At Lomira High School)

–Coverage starts at 6:45, tipoff at 7 pm on KFIZ

Kewaskum vs. Sheboygan Falls (at Brillion High School)

Division 5: 

Oakfield vs. Oshkosh Lourdes (At Central Wisconsin Christian High School)

Winners advance to the Sectional Finals on Saturday where tickets will be punched to the State Tournament.

Men’s College Basketball: 

Big Ten:

#24 Wisconsin 63, Northwestern 48

–Nate Reuvers scored 11 points, with four other Badgers scoring nine points each as Wisconsin downed Northwestern to win their seventh game in a row. The Badgers travel to Indiana to close out the regular season on Saturday morning. 

Indiana 72, Minnesota 67

Women’s College Basketball: 

Big Ten Tournament – 1st Round: 

Wisconsin 71, Illinois 55

–Abby Laszewski scored 24 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the Badgers past the Illini. Wisconsin plays Rutgers in the 2nd round this afternoon. 

NBA:

Milwaukee 119, Indiana 100

–Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 29 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as the Bucks bounced back from Monday’s loss in Miami with a home win over the Pacers on Wednesday night. Milwaukee hits the road for their next three contests – starting with Friday night’s tilt against the Lakers in Los Angeles

Minnesota 115, Chicago 108

MLB Spring Training: 

Chicago White Sox 5, Milwaukee 1

–Lorenzo Cain had two hits, while Keston Hiura blasted a solo home run in the fourth inning as the Brewers fell to the White Sox in Cactus League play. Milwaukee plays Cincinnati this afternoon. 

Chicago Cubs 6, Cincinnati 6 (Tie)

NY Mets 4, St. Louis 1

Philadelphia 9, Pittsburgh (Split Squad) 7

Atlanta 9, Pittsburgh (Split Squad) 7

Detroit 13, Boston 9

Kansas City 9, San Diego 7

Cleveland 6, Arizona 2