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decision in Middleton
drunk driving case...
by KEVIN MURPHY throw out the blood test results, cense revocation.
claiming her client had not vol- The state Supreme Court not
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untarily consented to the test. only found that Brar gave his
Wood testified that Brar said, consent to the blood draw, he
The Wisconsin Supreme of course when asked if he gave it voluntarily. Officer
Court last week concluded that would submit to a chemical test Wood shook his head to indi-
Middleton police properly ob- of his blood. Circuit Judge John cate he did not need a warrant
tained a motorists consent for a Markson heard Brars of for Brars blood because Brar
blood draw which indicated the course, on an audio recording had already gave verbal con-
drivers blood-alcohol content of Wood and Brar. Also, Brar sent, the court found.
was well above the legal limit. also said of course in re- The recording of Brars and
In a 5-2 decision, the court sponse to not wanting his li- Woods conservation also cor-
upheld a Verona mans third cense revoked, said Wood, roborates Woods testimony that
OWI offense, finding that he which indicated Brar consented he heard Brar give his consent,
had agreed to a blood draw to the blood draw. the court ruled.
without a warrant despite later Brar pleaded no contest to In a phone interview Friday,
disputing the officers interpre- OWI-third offense but appealed Wood insisted that Middleton
tation of his remarks. on grounds that his supposed police never clearly received
Officer Michael Wood of course remark cannot be Brars consent but could have
stopped Navdeep S. Brar, 39, heard on the audio recording taken steps to obtain it:
for speeding in July of 2014. and his continuing to ask ques- [Search] warrants [for blood
During the stop, Wood con- tions indicated he never con- draws] are easy to get and its
ducted field sobriety tests, sented to the blood draw. even easier to get an inter-
which Brar failed, and a prelim- An appeals court upheld the preter, since Brar is a native of
inary breath test, during which conviction and Brar, which was India and English is his second
Brar blew .19. appealed to the state Supreme language.
According to the opinion: Court. No effort was made in this
Wood arrested Brar for OWI, Brars attorney, Tracey case to get an interpreter,
Currant events
took him to the police station Wood, argued before the states Wood said.
and read him a form about his high court that Officer Wood Police Chief Charles Foulke
rights as a drunken driving de- had misinformed Brar that his said getting an interpreter was
fendant. Brar agreed to a chem- driving privileges would be re- not mandated for Brar.
ical test of his blood, which he voked if he did not submit to a We have [access to a] lan-
later disputed giving. blood draw. Also, an audio ex- guage line which is used for in-
Brar then asked Wood if he pert transcribing the recording terpreting. But for an OWI case
needed a warrant to conduct a could not hear Brar saying, of theres no mandate for us to
Times-Tribune photo by Matt Geiger
Organizer Mike Hanson called this years Freedom Fest in the Town of Middleton, a great success with between
300 and 400 people attending. The annual event took place at Pioneer Park, next to the Middleton Town Hall.
Market season in full swing
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Clockwise from top left at last weeks Greenway Station Farmers Market: Korey Harri-
son, of Terra growers; Natalie Ortega, of Natalies Garden; Joe Bounk, of Conscious Car-
nivore; Chris Van Haren, of Enchanted Valley Studios.
Times-Tribune photos by Matt Geiger
O BITUARIES
THURSDAY, JULY 13, 2017 MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE PAGE 3
JOHN served in the Army Air Corps in American Poultry Historical Historical Society, 7410 Hub- a Bachelor of Science in Art. also worked part-time for more
WWII and was in on the secur- Society, and a member of the bard Ave., Middleton, WI His work has been exhibited na- than 10 years. Jimi was born on
SKINNER ing of Iwo Jima. This gave him
access to the GI Bill enabling
British Rare Breeds Survival
Trust. He was elected into the
53562. The family would like
to express a special thank you to
tionally and internationally. He
donated many pieces of his art-
March 4, 1964, the son of Alden
and Evelyn Reinke. He is sur-
him to get two college degrees. American Poultry Hall of Fame the dedicated staff at Oak Park work to local charity events: vived by his sisters, Judy (Bill)
John experienced period of in- and a Fellow in the Poultry Sci- Place Assisted Living on Jupiter Chairs for Charity held at the Saeman, Gerry (Ken) Meicher,
dustry employment followed by ence Assn. John and Jean lived Drive., Madison and to Heart- Madison Art Center, Henry Margie (John) Bollig, Carol
faculty positions at Texas A&M in Middleton for many years land HospiceCare of Madison. Vilas Zoo, Agrace Hospice (Don) Thornton, Alice (Steve)
College, the University of Ne- and were very active in their Online condolences may be Care, AIDS Resource Center of Endres, Mary (Gordon) Gra-
braska, and the University of community. In 2010, he was made at WI, Madison Museum of Con- ham, Sharon (Thomas)
Wisconsin. Johns goal early in awarded a Proclamation by the www.gundersonfh.com. temporary Art, New Harvest Threinen and Kathleen
life was to be a licensed poultry City of Middleton and in 2003 Foundation, Boys and Girls (Michael) Bingham; and broth-
judge which he achieved in they were recipients of the Mid- Gunderson West Club, Wisconsin Public Televi- ers, Steve (Judy) Reinke and
1953, the youngest person to dleton Good Neighbor Festival Funeral & Cremation Care sion Auction, and the Milwau- David (Lois) Reinke and many
hold a general license. He Award. John was a charter 7435 University Avenue kee Gay Arts Center. Jimi is nieces and nephews that shared
joined the Poultry Science Dept. member of the Middleton His- (608)831-6761 published in Erotic Art by Liv- closely in his life. He was pre-
at the University of Wisconsin torical Society and served as di- ing Artists, 2nd edition. Hell al- ceded in death by his parents;
in 1963. He was awarded a full rector from 1986 to 2006, JAMES R. ways be remembered for his sister, Peggy Reinke; grandpar-
professorship in 1967. In 1971, (seven years as President). They compassion and non-judgmen- ents, Mathias and Anna
MADISON/MIDDLETON-
he became the countrys first enjoyed extensive foreign REINKE tal treatment of others, and his (Kalscheur) Ziegler; and Albert
designated Poultry and Small travel, giving John the opportu- dedication to the LBGT com- and Anna (Westphal) Reinke. A
John Skinner, age 93, of Madi- Animal Specialist. John partic- nity to research his writing for munity. Jimi worked as an Celebration of his Life will be
son, left this world after a ipated in the writing of 18 foreign poultry publishers, ex- AIDS Prevention Specialist, for held at Gunderson West Funeral
prolonged battle with Parkin- books, numerous journal arti- pand his collection of automo- the AIDS Resource Center of and Cremation Care, 7435 Uni-
sons disease on Sunday, July 2, cles, and educational and 4-H tive toys, and add to their Wisconsin. He played an impor- versity Ave., Middleton on Fri-
2017. John was born on his par- publications. He served on collections of poultry oriented tant role in Dane Countys Drug day, July 14th from 5pm-8pm. A
ents farm in Nebraska and many organizations, advisory material. John is survived by Overdose Epidemic Initiative, special thank you to UW Hos-
spent his first night in a hospital panels, and committees. Be- his two devoted and loving chil- receiving a Public Health Award pitals and Clinics, all of his doc-
at age 77. He was an only child. cause of his early recognition of dren and their spouses John Jr. in 2013. Jimi has trained hun- tors and nurses, Agrace Hospice
John inherited a love of fancy the societys effect on commer- (Delphine) Skinner of Madison dreds of people on ARCW Life and their staff, and to all the
poultry at the age of four, when cial agriculture, he was fre- and Jan (Jeff) Lynn of Marine point Fatal Overdose Preven- special people that shared in his
his father gave him a pair of quently asked to speak at of St. Croix, Minn. He was pre- tion Program that teaches them life. Jimi, we love you and will
pure-bred Buff Cochin Ban- industries, organizations and ceded in death by his wife of 66 how to administer the drug miss your beautiful smile and
tams. This led to a fascination conventions, including organiz- years, Jean, and his three grand- naloxone to safely reverse the infectious laugh. Online condo-
for avian life and he later pur- ing the first symposium on children, Deborah Skinner, effects of a heroin overdose. lences may be made at
sued it as a career resulting in MADISON James R.
poultry industry waste manage- Jaime Lynn, and Jenna Lynn. A Reinke, age 53, of Madison, Jimis dedication to educate www.gundersonfh.com.
his being inducted into the ment. He retired as Emeritus Memorial Gathering will be drug users and the communities
American Poultry Hall of Fame, passed away peacefully at
Professor in 1985. He was a held at GUNDERSON WEST Agrace Hospice after battling he serves about HIV/AIDS and Gunderson West
the youngest person to be so member and licensed Judge of FUNERAL & CREMATION Hepatitis C prevention has Funeral & Cremation Care
honored. He met his future cancer on Saturday, July 8,
the American Poultry Assn., the CARE, 7435 University Ave., 2017. He was better known as saved many lives. Jimi will be 7435 University Avenue
wife, Jean, in front of his American Bantam Assn., Poul- Middleton at 1 p.m. on Thurs- missed greatly in Madison and (608)831-6761
chicken display at a fair in Ne- Jimi to his family and friends.
try Science Assn., World Poul- day, July 13, 2017. Memorial the surrounding counties. His
B IRTHDAY
braska in 1940 and they were Jimi graduated from the Univer-
try Science Assn., Life member contributions may be made in sity of Wisconsin Madison with great work ethic was recognized
OF
Falbo Bros. Pizza on Parmenter Street became Reds Pizza on Sunday, but owner Ted Speerschneider (above) promises the
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same great pizza in same location, with same friendly service and [a] commitment to Middleton.
by MATT GEIGER menu items, and were even ness. what the community wants, While there will obviously be came Reds on July 11. To cele-
adding some new selections. The main thing to expect, Speerschneider laughed. some changes, the things that brate, Reds is offering a buy-
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We always operated pretty the main difference, is a recom- There is also a new element have made the place a success one-get-one-free special for all
independently, he added. mitment, a reaffirmation that of pride and ownership, he ad- will remain, he promised. slices of pizza for the rest of the
Ted Red Speerschneider, They have a grand scheme were Middletons local pizza mits: Its my name on the sign You can still count on the month. Among the new Reds
owner of the Falbo Bros. pizza now, a lot more of a move to- place, he said. Supporting the now. pizza youve loved all these signature pizzas will be a tradi-
restaurant in Middleton since ward uniformity. Middleton High School Cardi- Since the day when Falbo years, he said. Were sill tional Chicago-style deep-dish
2004, is striking out on his own When he learned of the sale, nal Booster Club has long been Bros. first opened its doors going to be the place you can pizza topped with spaghetti and
this month with the newly re- Speerschneider was faced with an integral part of what the here, the city has grown and grab a slice, and if you live in meatballs, marinara sauce and
named Reds Pizza. a decision. I could start over pizza restaurant does, and that changed around it. Middleton anywhere, in the mozzarella cheese. Another will
While the name on the sign at with new people who are out of will continue, too, he said. I really love Parmenter city, in the town, well deliver be the Haole pizza featuring
3301 Parmenter Street is chang- state, or I could do my own After 14 years, I feel like Street, and I feel like its grow- to you. pineapple, chicken, Canadian
ing, all the things that have thing here, which I was already weve learned by making mis- ing in this direction, he ob- The restaurant officially be- bacon and barbeque sauce.
made the pizzeria a mainstay in kind of doing anyway, he ex- takes and figured out pretty well served.
the Good Neighbor City will re- plained.
main, pledged Speerschneider. Hes losing the name and the
In fact, being out from under the trademark, but little else, he
auspices of a franchise means continued. The franchise fees he
Reds will be an even more lo- paid in the past will now go
calized dining experience, he back into the Middleton busi-
said.
Falbo Bros. started out in
Middleton 14 years ago, just a
few yards away from its current
location, in the very same plaza.
It outgrew those quarters, and
moved into an old machine
shop that was built out and ren-
ovated to crank out gooey,
thick-crusted pies. Things went
along, with the kneading of
dough and the coming and
going of deliveries, for all those
years.
I started in 2004, just three
years after I graduated from
Middleton High School,
Speerschneider said. But re-
cently, the Falbo Bros. franchise
was sold to an investment com-
pany based out of Minneapolis.
The Falbos chain was sold
earlier this year to new owners,
so this is a great chance to cre-
ate my own brand at the same
location, Speerschneider said.
Were continuing to offer deli-
cious pizza and a variety of
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GEIGER
world. they are doing the right thing, away from fantasy and es- That afternoon, actors from
After watching The Bear, I whether they are on the left or capism. They dont want to for- Open Door Theater Company
Counter
stayed and chatted with the cast the right, but their motivation, get about how tormented their began preparing for another
for a few minutes. Andrew when you strip away their lives are; they want to celebrate nights performance. At the
The Bear
James Kleidon-Linstrom played bumper sticker slogans and self it. They turn to realism, where same time, a woman waited for
Smirnov. He was also artistic righteous sermons, is usually they find solace and hope. And her husband to return with a
director. Victoria Kleidon-Lin- spite. They want to win, and in realism, I think they find stack of books for to devour as
strom, the executive director, they will go to any length to do comedy too. her vision faded. Anton
by Matt Geiger played Popova. Both are gradu- it. They want to prove that their The following day, as I sat at Chekhovs skeletal remains lay
ates of Augsburg Colleges The- worldview - their religion or a little table and signed a few under the ground. And a small-
when the world of medicine had ater Arts program, and they their liberalism or conservatism copies of my recent published time writer sat in a bookstore
gotten around to naming most recently founded Open Door - is best, and can lead to the book, a man approached and looking out at the busy street
deadly diseases, but had not yet Theater Company together. greatest happiness, and they try began speaking to me. His wife outside, while a tall, lean man
found their corresponding Theyre also married in real life, to prove their point by shouting loves to read, he said. came into the bookstore and
cures. He knew more than the and Im sure there is special to the world how miserable and So do I, I nodded. purchased a magazine called
average person about syphilis, glee to be found in standing on aggrieved they are, making the But she is losing her vision, Hustler. He wasnt interested
One night I saw the glint of stage calling your wife pure rest of us miserable in the he said, and there is nothing the in a collection of 44 funny sto-
light on broken glass, and I but about the same amount as
the average fish monger when it crocodile, or looking your hus- process. doctors can do about it. They ries, he said. He knew what he
knew the moon was shining. band in the eye and vowing: There is a cure for this terri- know all about her illness, but was there for. While he paid for
A burnt sienna-haired woman came to making it go away. It
was a time when the most pop- You have no idea what a pleas- ble affliction. The first step is to they have no cure. The best they his pornography, he tried to sell
was draped in black. She ure it will be for me to put a bul- open your eyes and look around can do, he explained, is give her the clerk at the bookstore a
stormed back and forth across a ular medicines included bel-
ladonna, a member of the let through your thick head. you. Youll soon see things like a drug commonly used to treat 250-year-old copy of Swiss
little room, sneering and yelling In The Bear, Popovas hus- a little poster for a one-act com- colon cancer, which has some Family Robinson, a book that
and rolling her eyes - raging and deadly nightshade family that
causes powerful hallucinations, band dies. She goes into mourn- edy play by a great Russian small side effect that slightly had not yet been written 250
beautiful in the way only a furi- ing. After his death she finds a writer who died more than a slows the encroachment of her years ago. The store did not buy
ous woman can be. A man tow- headaches, blurred vision and
loss of balance. Also opium, stash of lusty letters written to century ago. Then you can drive blindness. or sell used books, anyway, he
ered and lumbered around her, an assortment of women. to a little theater, where you Ive heard the great writer learned. He didnt have the
menacing and massive one mo- heroins great-grandmother.
And if those didnt work, there Women who are not her. In re- watch people argue, and you re- Jorge Luis Borges talk in great book with him, but he heaped
ment, comical and infantile the sponse, she decides to answer alize that love can easily, in- detail about the process of praise upon it, holding a plastic-
next, powerful and afraid. was always mercury, a deadly
toxin doctors poured down their his betrayal by angrily loving stantly, transform into hate, but going blind. I had always wrapped smutty magazine in his
I sat a few feet away, sipping him and mourning his memory the same is also true in reverse. thought of it as a very slow hands as did so.
room temperature coffee from a patients throats every chance
they got, primarily because for the rest of her days. Love can grow out of any emo- death - a gradual darkening for So the inconsequential au-
white polystyrene cup, watch- I promised Id shut myself tional soil. Humor - whether it which you were awake, like thor, the one sitting in the book
ing, nodding and laughing. quicksilver sounds like it
might have magical curative up here until the day I die, was written in Russia in 1888 or being buried alive while still store, who had been so sad
I was spending the night in didnt I? says Popova at the Monday of this week in Wis- aboveground. Borges said thats about the reader losing her sight
Egg Harbor before signing at a properties.
These people were like shiv- plays outset. And I will. Hell consin - is merely good realism. not the case. He said black is ac- a few moments earlier, sat there
bookstore nearby the following see how much I loved him The two, like love and fury, are tually one of the first colors you and laughed.
day. I was eating marmalade in ering, ice encrusted wanderers
whod come up with a hundred Oh, I know he treated me badly- inexorably linked. lose. The one that stays the Chekhov is credited with
a store when I saw a poster on a I dont have to tell you about it. In The Bear, Popova meets longest, he said, is a pale yel- saying writers should never tell
wall. The Bear, it said over an names for different types of
deadly winter storms, but would He was mean and...and even a brutish man who says she low. Yellow? I thought. Thats you the moon is shining. In-
image of a bearded, high-col- unfaithful. But I intend to be owes him money. In their rag- the color of trilling finches and stead, he said, they should show
lared man screamingin the face not invent the coat or hat for an-
other 15 years. faithful to the grave and show ing, one-act fight, in which the crayon sun on a little girls the glint of light on broken
of a woman holding up an angry him what real love means. names are called, chairs are bro- art project. Thats the color of glass. Then, the reader wont
hand that looked like it was When youre a great observer
like Chekhov, and you see un- Her love and devotion are ken, and pistols are brandished, sunflowers. Thats the color of just know the moon is shining -
holding an invisible, still-beat- born purely out of spite. She they fall in love. Before this, laughter. In the bookstore, the they actually will see and feel
ing heart she had just ripped treatable pain, suffering and an-
guish in the world around you, wants to make a ghost suffer the Popova sat in cold silence, nur- man said his wife was trying to its spectacular shimmer.
from the mans chest. Open pain of guilt, and shes willing turing the ghost of her unfaith- read as many books as possible If you told me the world -
Door Theater Company Pres- the only reasonable place to
turn is humor. So Chekhov did, to do anything - even love - in ful husband. But in a nasty before her vision left her com- this chaotic place full of vio-
ents: The Bear, by Anton order to get her revenge. Its argument, full of life and love pletely. It seemed like a pretty lence and rage and bickering
Chekhov, Hosted by Crescent again and again. His characters
argue, fight duels, their gods brilliant. Classic Chekhov. The and hate, the ghost starves. He good opportunity to sell a copy and blindness- is funny, I might
Studios at the Top of the Hill thought of it makes me smile cannot survive in the presence of my book, but Ive never re- not believe you. But if you
Shops in Fish Creek. vanish, they die, and as you
watch his plays, you chuckle, every time, because, well, thats of such humanity. He cannot ally had that kind of entrepre- showed me that scene, in a little
Chekhov used humor like a how most people are. Just look last around such passion. neurial spirit. Maybe dont get bookstore on a Friday after-
scalpel. He was also a doctor, so feel a little better about life, and
you see the horror clearly, but at the endless stream of argu- The cast told me that during mine, I said. Its just a collec- noon, I would laugh, and laugh,
he could use a real scalpel as ments about god and guns and times of great suffering and tion of 44 funny stories. The and know that you were right.
well. He was familiar with also the warm mirth that mirac-
ulously occupies space some- politics on social media. Every- strife - such as the Great De- classics are back there some-
death in the way 19th Century
L ETTER E DITOR
where inside all the anger in the one is steadfastly convinced pression - people tend to turn where.
doctors were. It was a time
TO THE
To the editor, Klein tells the Times-Tribune, The Century Avenue site for also reveal how seriously the 10.85addresses applicants that The uses proposed and
he would prefer redevelopment. Stagecoach Trails offers a test city takes an ordinance in its who, like Klein, request a zon- their intensity and arrangement
Building from scratch may That offers him a chance to pre- case for Mr. Kleins avowal re- zoning chapter. ing change to Planned Develop- on the site shall:
be simpler; but, developer J. T. serve trees and animal life. garding trees. The test should The relevant languagein ment District (PDD). It requires (a) Respect the physical at-
tributes of the site with particu-
lar concern for the preservation
of natural features, tree growth
and open space.
Almost every letter protest-
ing the Stagecoach Trails pro-
posal mentions the abundance
of mature trees on this sloping
land. Those treesand other
natural featuresexist in their
own right. Blight applies
only to a few homes, not the
land they occupy.
Stagecoach Trails must ad-
dress the 10.85 mandate. Mid-
dleton residents deserve to
know how many trees this
apartment building might take
down.
Jim OBrien
2533 Branch St.
Middleton, WI
THURSDAY, JULY 13, 2017 MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE PAGE 7
The Trials
The Trials of
of
Robin H ood
Hood
By Will
Thursday, July 20 th ,
Tickets Sold at the Door
7:00pm
Photo contributed
Huntington Bank made a $2,500 donation to Middleton Outreach Ministry to support the MOM Food Pantry and its work to
end hunger in our community.Huntington Bank has a long history of giving back to the community through many important You may think you know the true story of Robin Hood, but
causes. Shown above from left to right are Tom Long - Branch Manager for Huntington Bank,Mark Melum - Business Marketing you wont know the full story until you see the Middleton
Manager for Huntington Bank, Patricia Eldred - MOM Fund Development Director, Erica Hendricks - MOM Finance Manager, Recreation Departments fresh twist on a classic. In their pro-
Barbara Markoff, V.P.,Community Development Relationships Manager for Huntington Bank, andTodd Draak, Retail District duction of The Trials of Robin Hood the audience will be led
Managerfor Huntington Bank. through three different perspectives on what really went down
in Nottingham. Along the way you will hear maniacal laughter,
witness choreographed sword fights, and get a glimpse of the
glorious green hat that Robin Hood is known for.
The dedicated cast rehearses for hours every weekday. Each
day more green script booklets find the floor as the cast mem-
orizes their lines. The high energy the cast brings to rehearsal
is guaranteed to transfer to the stage during their perform-
ances. For some cast members, this will be their theater debut,
while others have graced the stage for years. This combination
makes for a great learning experience for all levels as the sea-
soned cast members can learn how to be in a leadership role,
and the newbies can learn from the best.
The productions director, Abbie Hannam, is the perfect fit
for this play as she isnt a stranger to the Middleton Recreation
Departments productions. Hannam was a part of the Rec De-
partments theater program when she was in Middle School,
and this is now her second year directing for the Recreation De-
partment. Hannams artistic eye and passion for theater trans-
lates into her direction, and makes The Trials of Robin Hood a
must-see.
The hard-working cast invites you to come join the adventure
at the Middleton Performing Arts Center on July 20, 21, & 22,
at 7:00 pm. Tickets will be sold at the door, children will be
Restoration Walk at
$5.00 and adults $7.00, all sales cash only.
Pheasant Branch
Thursday, July 20 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. the Friends of Pheasant
Branch Conservancy will host their July Conservancy Day Program
called Restoration Walk and Talk. Restoration and management
experts will lead this exploration of the Conservancys past, present
and future.
Thousands of hours of work, a long history of needs and accom-
plishments, the celebration of returning rare species and new, per-
sonal, nature experiences are all a part of it. Perhaps you know this
well and perhaps you only know a fraction of the story. Either way,
enjoy a walk in the Conservancy to learn more, reflect and appre-
ciate what we have and why. Meet at the homestead site (white
marker on this map). Park at Orchid Heights Park or in the lot at
4864 Pheasant Branch Road. RSVPs appreciated to:
Farm Conservancy
H ONOR R OLL
Repalle, Krishna Morton, Samuel Halterman, Lauren Spalding, Henry
Rhodes, Brooke ODonnell, Alison Hellenbrand, Kayley Spalitta, Heidi
Roach, Michael Petersen, Noah Hematti, Faranak Spevacek, Alexia
Roberts, Hudson Plautz, Kayla Hensen, Bryce Stajkovic, Sheldon
HONOR ROLL AND Harris, Catherine Robinson, Damarion Remsik, Riley Hiorns, Celia Staresinic, Ian
HONORABLE MENTION Healy, Julia Roden, Elijah Robinson, Joseph Hodgman, Quinn Starr, Alexander
4th QUARTER/2nd Semester Hostasch, Ella Roden, Liliana Roush, Ashlyn Holman, Madeline Steele, Nikolaas
2016-2017 Hu, Franklin Rosado Aviles, Cianeishly Skaar Zurenda, Draydon Huang, Yale Stettner, Nathan
Inman, Ryan Rosholt, Grace Smith, Avery Huggett, Dana Stricker, Sydney
7th Grade Honor Roll Iverson, Tye Ruszkiewicz, Madeline Smith, Harlan Hujanen, Caroline Tankersley, Erin
(3.600-4.000) Jacoby, Leo Saldana Silva, Beatriz Stotesbery, Brecken Hursh, Ella Taylor, Sophie
Bold Denotes 4.0 Jain, Aarush Sampson, Joshua Studebaker, Cole Jackson, Natavia Tenley, Ethan
Jarugumilli, Claire Sandoval, Aurora Torres, Savian Jambor, Ava Thompson, Mia
Adzomfoa, Karen Jin, Hansen Sarhan, Zane Utter, William Jiang, David Toney, Aidan
Aiyenero, Margaret Jones, Elaina Sawallish, Ian Wayne, Alyssa Joseph, Ezra Tung, Amanda
Alexander, Jack Judd, Emma Schintgen, Lilyanna Wodzro, Sterling Kaplan, Amber Tung, Ashley
Anderson, Evelyn Kasdorf, Hannah Schleusner, Erin Wood, Carson Kasel, Kaden Tutewohl, Benjamin
Aviles, Iliana Sofia Kaufman, Clay Schremp, Collin Woodall, Ryanne Kim, Geneghee Underkofler, Elle
Baize, Emma Kessenich, Anna Seerha, Pritpal Zempel, Easton Kinney, Dominick Viscarra, Addalie
Balaji, Darshana Kim, Irene Severson, Amara Zumbrunnen, Charles Koeshall, Karleigha Viscarra, Annaliese
Barker, Cole Kinney, Jacob Shaw, Klora Korink Romani, Lara Voiss, Lauren
Bast, Aaliyah Kommuri, Rohan Shaw, Nathan 8th Grade Honor Roll Krenke, Brett Wagner, Vivian
Batchenkova, Maria Krause, Hayley Shepard, Warren (3.600-4.000) Kruck, Madeline Walkington, Avery
Bauer, Jace Krueger, Colin Smith, Allison Bold Denotes 4.0 Kubsh, Genevieve Warriner, Analise
Bauer, Tyler Kubsh, Samantha Smith, Fei Landretti, Jordann Westbrook, Jack
Berge, Venden La Crosse, Madison Sonzogni, Hayden Addanki, Amruth Larson, Eden Whittingham, Luke
Bliss, Zachary LaRico, Mia Spencer, Azaria Ahmad, Zamaan LaScala, Lauren Williams, Jordynn
Borchardt, Ariah Lee, Daniel Stahl, Lillian Allison, McKenna Ledin, Emily Wiltzius, Gwenyth
Bosch, Alexa Lee, Eun Seo Stettner, Aaron Arrington, Felicity Lee, Jayden Wincek, Althea
Boswell, Paige Lee, Michael Streets, Grace Ashley, Alexander Lewandowski, Vivian Witkovsky, Aidan
Braun, Torin Leffel, Anastasia Stretchberry, Samuel Barmore, Zoe Leys, Charles Worden, Griffin
Browning, Timothy Lewis, Lian Stroede, Alyssa Beckman, Jacob Liegel, Jaden Wubben, Ella
Brutosky, Avery Lima, Alejandro Sullivan, Maryclaire Bertalot, Genevieve Mackey, Philip Xiao, Madison
Burkholder, Anna Lin, Blaise Sun, Kenneth Boehnen, Chloe Madaus, Mason Yard, Rachel
Byrne, Fianna Ljumani, Vesa Suresh, Sanjay Brenton, Michael Mael, Jessica Yu, Nicole
Cabrera, Gabriela Lonetree-Miller, Jalen Sweitzer, Cole Bresnick, Jaren Malak, Alaina Zeaman, Melia
Carey, Samuel Long, Kalea Tamayo-Jimenez, Arturo Bunz, Victoria Mangano, Francesca Zopf, Vincent
Chairez-Lomas, Ivan Lorman, Gabriel Tangwall, Nicholas Burns, Eleanor Marrione, Alexander Zumbrunnen, Abigail
Chau, Ethan Lorman, Noah Toney, Zachary Callaci, Liam Matthews Lund, Marli
Chavan, Ashwika Lu, Karen Torresani, Julia Carranza, Kelly McDonald, Brielle Honorable Mention
Choate, Tanner Lynch, Emily Tritle, Simon Cermak, Ivan Meyer, Ariana (3.400-3.599)
Coleman, Jordan Ma, David Tsipis, Emily Chau, Trevor Meyer, Madeline
Connell, Ian Madigan, Fiona Ulfig, Nicholas Chirafisi, Isabella Mintz, Anna Borden, Noah
Cook, Natalie Mael, Tyler Utter, Devan Cho, Jeremy Monroe, Samari Braun, Mitchell
Crute, Kadin Maramag, Robert Wakeham, Nina Clark, Ava Moriarty, Aidan Del Moral, Miguel
Cruz, Christian Martin, Alana Wang, Eileen Cliff, Lauren Morris, Josephine Dunn, Ayla
Currie, Jada McDonough, Gus Ward, Griffin Colbert, Lynnea Nair, Namita Finch, George
Dahmen, Milanne McGinley, Maeve Warholic, Molly Cole, Aidan Namsey, Tenzin Fitzgerald, Lauren
Dahmen, Sofia McGrath, Griffin Wegener, Audrey Culp, Jenna Nandagopal, Priyadharishini Foelker, Ava
Davey, Caleb McKersie, Camryn White, Abigail Cushman, Emma Nguyen, Morgane Fox, Lila
Denson, Hanna McLay, Eleanor White, Nathan Dahmen, Beau Noll, Austin Haynes, Madigan
Dolin, Talia McLellan, Claire Wible-Benford, Solera Daniel, Devin Parker, Sydney Johnson, Amanda
Doxtater, Elora Mendenhall, Brooke Williams, Evelyn Davis, Kinsey Pasch, Brooke Mahalingam, Esha
Duhr, Skylar Miller, Lucas Williams, Nancy Dettman, Karsen Pattnaik, Akshita Marquez Pina, Mireya
Escamilla Garcia, Joseline Mohan, Aayush Wu, Daphne Dubas, Surina Peters-Michaud, Sophia Martin-Rivera, Mary
Finnemore, Max Morner, Amalia Zhang, Helen Eggert, Samuel Pincombe, Tyler Meyer, Jackson
Flock, Bailey Moser, Jana Zhu, Amanda Engling, Emery Pliner, Erin Muchacho Moreno, Karlen
Frank, Ryane Munson, Christie Zimmerman, Matthew Evans, Abigail Rajpal, Noor Murdoch, Preston
Frantz, Meghan Nelson, Hannah Ezman, Jaxson Ralphe, Gabrielle Neisius, Lesley
Frisch, Ellie Nemr, Stephen Honorable Mention Fischer, Halle Recob, Mollie Niece, James
Fullerton, Holly Nordeng, Taylor (3.400-3.599) Fisher, Emily Reichard, Rachel Raymond, Alyanna
George, Amanda Novak, Braden Flottmeyer, Isaac Rice, Allison Rowe, Joseph
Gibson, Kal Nutini, Abigail Brink, Nora Foland, Max Riter, Henry Schiff, Carly
Giles, Jackson OBrien, Alli Burns, John Foley, Sarah Rosenblatt, Yael Schultz, Jessica
Goldrosen, Joshua Ohly, Catherine Ewer, Ethan Gaab, Molly Ruhly, Sean Schwetz, Kaitlin
Gonter, Erin Ostreng, Zachary Ezoula, Richalatou Gallay, Amaya Ruszkiewicz, Brooke Sinha, Dheer
Gudel, Sierra Palety, Prerana Fenske, Charles Garber, Mena Ryan, Rachel Szczepanski, Madison
Gustafson, Samuel Paulsen, Stephen Galassi, Luca Genyk, Elyse Saldana Silva, Elssie Teodorescu, Christopher
Habib, Sajid 3.733 Peiffer, Braden Gamer, Isabelle Gibson, Emma Sanderson, Glenna Teschner, Rhiannon
Hafeman, Madelyn Pence, Mia Gmur, Caden Glinberg, Talia Schink, Elizabeth Vogel, Max
Halverson, Cheyenne Peroutka, Douglas Gopal, Kieran Gold, Nathan Schoenenberger, McKenna Wagner, Kaleb
Hansen, Rowan Peterson, Zoey Kinne, Elijah Griffith, Nora Seiden, Henry Yanke, Cole.
Hanson, Lydia Porras, Bianca Latollari, Xhuljana Gruett, Henrik Shaffer, Kathryn
Hanson, Reese Rajesh, Prishaa Maeder, Maxim Guse, Jonah Simmons, Taylor
Esser, Daniel T Gassen, Calvin J* Greenheck, Jenna L Hink, Avery M Hunt, Johanna J* Schutte, Jack T
Faessler, Malia R* Giefer, Rose D* Gustafson, Michael A Hogan, Noah J Hurd, David R Shimniok, Abigail H
Fisher, Fiona M* Go, Maria R* Halanski, Ella E Holahan, Bridget N* Jensen, Elena P Smith, Benjamin B*
Friedle, Ava E* Go, Michael E* Hebert, Olivia R* Holthaus, Alexandra E Johns, McKenzie J* Sprecher, Rachel G*
Frinzi, Leona R* Gonzalez, Saffron L Heise, Nicholas W* Hornung, Ashley A* Jonuzi, Arber K Squire, Ian M*
Gadalla, Yousef H* Graham, Alice R Hidrogo-Romero, Jessica* Howard, Zoe S Kalscheur, Grace A Stoecker, Kayla M*
Karanth, Manase G* Svedberg, Anika M*
Karls Niehaus, Ciana R Svendsen, Samuel W*
Keohane, Mei Mei K Theis, Tyler A
Kolodziej, Taylor G Thomley, Allison L*
LaCour, Alexander J Thor, Blake A
Martin, Norah I* Trainor, Elise A
McNerney, Joseph J Underwood, Olivia L*
Mohrbacher, Kaitlyn L Vogel, Isabel P
Molander, Mackenzie R* Volkema, Jaquelin
Mulligan, John D Whitehead, Callista G*
Murray, Jackson D Wilkes, Riley R
Nelson, Josiah B Wilson, Karson V*
Nie, Zinnia Z* Winkler, Parker T*
Noak, Lily E* Yang, Suabcua K
OHandley, Katherine R Yosick, Sydney A
OMalley, Timothy P Yosick, Zachary T*
Ozers, Andrew L* Zeimentz, Michael J*
Parente, Michael A Zhang, Edwin T
Patterson, Elleanor E* Zhang, Julia L*
Pertzborn, Jackson J
Pertzborn, Sawyer J 8th Grade
Phaneuf, Madeline M Honorable Mention
Pinder, Emma V Abreu, Luis A
Poehling, Lauren E* Bohl, Samuel J
Powers, Paige J Brandon, Lucas A
Prabahara Sundar, Poojha* Connell, Julia G
Pritchard, Lily K* Dunn, Nolan P
Prohaska, Isabel M Grosspietsch, Carl W
Pugliese, Luigi T Heisler, Micah T
Puli, Sai Rithika* Henke, Sara E
Rapacz, Olivia M Newman, Claire T
Renfert, Koby H Ott, Bethany R
Rizal, Natasha* Padilla Garcia, Oscar U
Roen, Noah J Prohaska, Ava M
Ropa, Darshana J* Rogeberg, Coleton D
Roquitte, Maxwell C Smith, Phileas E
Roy, Siddharta Sutcliffe, Lucas D
Sabol, Morgan M Weiler, Kate E
Sax, Charlotte L* Wissink, Olivia J
Schollmeyer, Ryan C Wolle, Bertram P .
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Follow Rob
Businessmen
notch big win
by ADAM HATLAN
For the Times-Tribune
Haack struck out six, Shane Murphy and the Cross Plains Home Talent League team defeated Middleton on Sunday.
allowed nine hits and two
earned runs and earned the win.
Kenny Allen pitched the final appearances, including a three-
two innings in relief for Cross run home run in the seventh to
Plains, allowing one run and bust the game open. He also
picking up the save. finished with four RBI.
Pretty nice birthday pres- I was just seeing the ball
ent for (Haack), said a smiling pretty well today, Doherty
Meinholz. Middleton is so said. (Farrell) is a great pitch-
tough. Theyve got no holes in er, though. Sometimes you just
their lineup. Great job by my have (good) days against
pitchers today. guys.
Cross Plains catcher Will We went up (to the plate)
Doherty held his pitcher in with no fear, Meinholz said.
high regard. We scattered hits throughout
I was calling the pitches, the game we didnt swing at
but (Haack) was putting them bad pitches. Got some big
right where I wanted, Doherty clutch hits and runs when we
said. It was beautiful. Great needed them.
game. It was an uncharacteristic
Jared threw an unbeliev- game for Middleton, as it com-
able game, said Middleton mitted three errors and wasnt
manager Brandon Hellenbrand. able to get anything going
Weve struggled with (Haack) offensively until late in the
in the past. He was able to get game.
ahead of our guys. We just We didnt play the best
couldnt quite figure it out defensively today, Brandon
today. Hellenbrand said. We havent
Middleton starting pitcher really done that all year.
Drew Farrell didnt fare as The pitchers ruled over the
well, as Cross Plains knocked first two innings, but Cross
him out in the seventh inning. Plains struck first in the top of
Farrell allowed 12 its and six the third fueled by three
runs in 6 2/3 innings. straight hits to start the frame.
Ross Hellenbrand finished Jeremy Lochner and Drew
on the mound for the 29ers. Meinholz both reached on sin-
Doherty, who entered the gles, and Doherty had his sec-
game hitting .324, led the way ond hit of the game, driving in
offensively for Cross Plains. Lochner with a single to make
He tallied four hits and reached it 1-0 Cross Plains.
base in all five of his plate
HTL, page 20
THURSDAY, JULY 13, 2017 MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE PAGE 13
Happy campers
Times-Tribune photos by Mary Langenfeld
Middleton boys basketball coach Kevin Bavery held a summer camp recently.
Clockwise, from top:
Bavery talks to his campers during one of the practices.
Brooke Michelotti, 9, gets ready to take a shot.
Owen Huntley, 7, has his game face on.
Katelyn Zutter, 7, shows off her ball handling skills.
Middletons Drake earns
Jackie Pitts Award
PAGE 14 MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY 13, 2017
Middletons 14-year-old Babe Ruth team played against the West Bend Thunder at Miller Park recently.
The day began with batting practice in the batting tunnel under the stadium. The team then warmed up on the field
and the pitchers and catchers used the bullpen.
Every player got the chance to pick a walk-up song that was played before every at bat.Middleton then posted a
6-4 win in extra innings.
In front (from left) are Parker Winkler, Garrett Pertzborn, Treyden Hewuse and Nolan Dunn. In back (from left)
are Nolan Smith, Ruben Emmerich, Bryce Hensen, Aidan Williams, Jacob Andler and Mike DeYoung.
Gators upended by Ridgewood
THURSDAY, JULY 13, 2017 MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE PAGE 15
The Cross Plains Stingrays 1. Ella Needham 1:19.40 Medley Relay 1. Evan Myers 24.03 3. Cowan Vitense 1:18.83 3. Eli Duzan 41.28
swam to an impressive 389- 3. Annika Van Buren 2. Cross Plains A 2:31.98 Boys 8&U 100 Meter Free Boys 11-12 50 Meter Back Boys 13-14 50 Meter Fly
273 win over Sun Prairie last 1:23.18 (Halle Ehlke, Abby Gessler, Relay 1. Ian Richardson 37.76 3. Erik Peterson 38.03
Friday. Girls 11-12 50 Meter Ella Halanski, Madeline 2. Cross Plains A 1:43.20 2. Kristian Peterson 47.66 Boys 13-14 200 Meter Free
Breast Phaneuf) (Henry Zanton, Roman Blaha, Boys 11-12 100 Meter IM Relay
Girls 8&U 25 Meter Free 1. Abby Ensenberger 41.05 Isaac Richardson, Adam 1. Ian Richardson 1:25.46 1. Cross Plains A 2:03.92
3. Addison Haack 22.52 2. Annika Van Buren 43.04 Girls 15-18 50 Meter Free Bernd) 2. Henry Bohachek 1:25.97 (Ian Bohachek, Mark Virnig,
Girls 8&U 25 Meter Back Girls 11-12 50 Meter Fly 1. Makenna Licking 28.02 3. Cross Plains B 1:55.48 3. Cowan Vitense 1:30.15 Erik Peterson, Nick Hinz)
2. Ellie Roenneburg 26.16 1. Lily Mair 35.37 3. Nicole McCue 29.81 (Freddie Cupelli, Peter Boys 11-12 50 Meter
Girls 8&U 25 Meter Girls 11-12 200 Meter Free Girls 15-18 200 Meter Francois, Isaac Zander, Breast Boys 15-18 50 Meter Free
Breast Relay Free Morgan Dorsey) 1. Kristian Peterson 45.25 1. Max Hollfelder 26.43
3. Sophia Bonti 29.77 1. Cross Plains A 2:18.41 1. Hannah Aegerter 2:12.68 Boys 8&U 100 Meter 2. Ian McCulley 46.62 2. Erick Grelle 26.98
Girls 8&U 25 Meter Fly (Annika Van Buren, Ellie Girls 15-18 50 Meter Back Medley Relay 3. Ryan Roenneburg 48.06 Boys 15-18 200 Meter Free
3. Miri Spahn 27.44 Eisele, Lainie Laszewski, 1. Hannah Aegerter 32.49 1. Cross Plains A 1:43.46 Boys 11-12 50 Meter Fly 1. Jacob Aegerter 2:05.41
Girls 8&U 100 Meter Free Grace Zimmerman) 3. Nicole McCue 34.04 (Morgan Dorsey, Henry 1. Ian Richardson 36.48 2. Max Hollfelder 2:09.84
Relay 3. Cross Plains B 2:41.78 Girls 15-18 100 Meter IM Zanton, Evan Myers, Cahner 2. Henry Bohachek 38.23 3. Forrest Peterson 2:11.04
2. Cross Plains A 1:39.14 (Elaina Phaneuf, Amber 1. Makenna Licking 1:09.77 Vitense) Boys 11-12 200 Meter Free Boys 15-18 50 Meter Back
(Ellie Roenneburg, Piper Haack, Cara Biodrowski, Girls 15-18 50 Meter Relay 2. Erick Grelle 30.52
Kraemer, Sophia Bonti, Stevee Kraemer) Breast Boys 9-10 50 Meter Free 1. Cross Plains A 2:22.27 3. Forrest Peterson 31.18
Addison Haack) Girls 11-12 200 Meter 1. Makenna Licking 37.64 1. Caden Van Buren 31.85* (Kristian Peterson, Cowan Boys 15-18 100 Meter IM
Girls 8&U 100 Meter Medley Relay 2. Lauren Jensen 38.50 Boys 9-10 100 Meter Free Vitense, Kyle Pape, Henry 1. Jacob Aegerter 1:02.82
Medley Relay 1. Cross Plains A 2:24.63 3. Shae-Lynn Kruchten 1. Caden Van Buren Bohachek) 3. Tim Utter 1:09.80
2. Cross Plains A 1:54.34 (Lily Mair, Abby Ensenberger, 41.06 1:11.68* 2. Cross Plains B 2:34.49 Boys 15-18 50 Meter
(Piper Kraemer, Sophia Bonti, Ella Needham, Abby Utter) Girls 15-18 50 Meter Fly Boys 9-10 50 Meter Back (Noah Dorn, Justin Kalsbeek, Breast
Miri Spahn, Rian Jost) 3. Cross Plains B 2:38.00 1. Hannah Aegerter 31.29 1. Liam Mair 47.05 Ian McCulley, Harry 2. Tom McGovern 34.01
(Lainie Laszewski, Annika Van 3. Nicole McCue 32.27 2. Jack Johnson 49.39 Anderson) 3. Jay Sullivan 35.35
Girls 9-10 50 Meter Free Buren, Elaina Phaneuf, Grace Girls 15-18 200 Meter Boys 9-10 100 Meter IM Boys 11-12 200 Meter Boys 15-18 50 Meter Fly
2. Izzy Ensenberger 38.67 Zimmerman) Free Relay 1. Caden Van Buren 1:19.85 Medley Relay 1. Jacob Aegerter 27.23
Girls 9-10 100 Meter IM 1. Cross Plains A 2:06.56 2. Tony Peters 1:38.76 1. Cross Plains A 2:41.95 2. Forrest Peterson 28.31
2. Izzy Ensenberger 1:38.22 Girls 13-14 50 Meter Free (Ashlyn Phaneuf, Ashley Flad, Boys 9-10 50 Meter Breast (Ian Richardson, Ian McCulley, Boys 15-18 200 Meter Free
Girls 9-10 50 Meter Breast 1. Rylie Bauman 30.12 Lauren Jensen, Tryn Peterson) 2. Tony Peters 55.56 Justin Kalsbeek, Ryan Relay
2. Izzy Ensenberger 52.68 3. Brianna Acker 30.82 3. Cross Plains B 2:15.53 3. Liam Mair 55.96 Roenneburg) 1. Cross Plains A 1:42.26*
3. Ava Halanski 54.46 Girls 13-14 200 Meter (Irene Wright, Emma Hinz, Boys 9-10 50 Meter Fly 2. Cross Plains B 2:59.61 (Max Hollfelder, Erick Grelle,
Girls 9-10 50 Meter Fly Free Claire Larsen, Grace LaBoda) 1. Tony Peters 42.27 (Harry Anderson, Noah Dorn, Forrest Peterson, Jacob
1. Ava Halanski 45.35 3. Rylie Bauman 2:28.33 Girls 15-18 200 Meter Boys 9-10 200 Meter Free Kyle Pape, Kyler Mahoney) Aegerter)
Girls 9-10 200 Meter Free Girls 13-14 50 Meter Back Medley Relay Relay 2. Cross Plains B 1:51.87
Relay 3. Rylie Bauman 36.00 1. Cross Plains A 2:11.07 2. Cross Plains A 3:02.05 Boys 13-14 50 Meter Free (Tom McGovern, Tim Utter,
1. Cross Plains A 2:52.75 Girls 13-14 100 Meter IM (Nicole McCue, Lauren (Nate Zimmerman, Nolan 1. Nick Hinz 27.54 Colin Kalsbeek, Owen
Girls 9-10 200 Meter 1. Serena Haack 1:18.80 Jensen, Hannah Aegerter, Goth, Duke Allen, Tony Peters) Boys 13-14 200 Meter Free Roenneburg)
Medley Relay Girls 13-14 50 Meter Makenna Licking) Boys 9-10 200 Meter 1. Ian Bohachek 2:25.25 Boys 15-18 200 Meter
2. Cross Plains A 3:07.44 Breast 3. Cross Plains B 2:32.79 Medley Relay Boys 13-14 50 Meter Back Medley Relay
(Shelby Ehlke, Izzy 1. Serena Haack 41.16 (Emma Neumann, Shae-Lynn 1. Cross Plains A 3:07.20 1. Erik Peterson 38.23 2. Cross Plains A 2:00.13
Ensenberger, Ava Halanski, Girls 13-14 50 Meter Fly Kruchten, Cheyanne (Jack Johnson, Liam Mair, 2. Mark Virnig 43.21 (John Virnig, Tom McGovern,
Addie Dorn) 1. Serena Haack 33.42 Bodenstein, Ashlyn Phaneuf) Caden Van Buren, Eli 3. Eli Duzan 43.31 Jacob Trepczyk, Max
2. Brianna Acker 33.88 Knutowski) Boys 13-14 100 Meter IM Hollfelder)
Girls 11-12 50 Meter Free Girls 13-14 200 Meter Boys 8&U 25 Meter Free 3. Cross Plains B 4:12.39 1. Nick Hinz 1:14.37 3. Cross Plains C 2:18.77
1. Ella Needham 30.81 Free Relay 1. Cahner Vitense 18.77 (Sam Zanton, Griffin Bauman, 2. Ian Bohachek 1:15.58 (Mathew Gutzmer, Parker Van
3. Abby Utter 32.24 1. Cross Plains A 2:04.32 Boys 8&U 50 Meter Free Karl Schaefer, Nate Boys 13-14 50 Meter Buren, Colin Kalsbeek, Jon
Girls 11-12 100 Meter Free (Brianna Acker, Serena Haack, 1. Cahner Vitense 43.73 Zimmerman) Breast Henry Roll)
1. Ella Needham 1:09.12 Ella Halanski, Rylie Bauman) 3. Evan Myers 46.45 1. Ian Bohachek 37.57
2. Lily Mair 1:10.93 3. Cross Plains B 2:25.61 Boys 8&U 25 Meter Back Boys 11-12 50 Meter Free
Girls 11-12 50 Meter Back (Abby Gessler, Lane LaBoda, 1. Cahner Vitense 25.07 1. Henry Bohachek 32.84
1. Lily Mair 35.14 Grace Winkelmann, Emma Boys 8&U 25 Meter Breast 3. Cowan Vitense 34.50
2. Lainie Laszewski 40.56 Flad) 1. Henry Zanton 27.62 Boys 11-12 100 Meter Free
Girls 11-12 100 Meter IM Girls 13-14 200 Meter Boys 8&U 25 Meter Fly 1. Kristian Peterson 1:14.47
Robson named to High
THURSDAY, JULY 13, 2017 MIDDLETON TIMES-TRIBUNE PAGE 17
Performance team
The Badger Region Volleyball Association, the governing body
of club volleyball in the state of Wisconsin, has selected Cross
Plains resident Thomas Robson to the 2017 Badger Region High
Performance (HP) team.
Robson, 17, is a member of Milwaukee Volleyball Club and will
be a senior this fall at Middleton High School.
The boys HP team is comprised of elite 10 athletes chosen
through a three- or four-day tryout process with athletes coming
from throughout the state for a chance to train with collegiate
coaches from Wisconsin.
Boys chosen for this years team must have been born in 1999 or
later, making it so that close to 700 male athletes from Wisconsin
athletes were eligible for the team.
The 10 athletes chosen for this years team will compete at the
National High Performance Championships July 18-23 in Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. There, they will have the opportunity to compete
against other all-star teams from around the country. The
Badger Region HP team will also potentially compete against teams
from Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, New Zealand, Peru
and other countries from around the world.
To be chosen for the Badger Region HP team is a very presti-
The Cross Plains Stingrays (Sophia Eisele, Izzy Girls 13-14 50 Meter 1. Cahner Vitense, 18.31 Caden Van Buren, Eli Boys 13-14 50 Meter Fly
rolled past Sauk Prairie, 470- Ensenberger, Ava Halanski, Breast Boys 8&U 50 Meter Free Knutowski) 1. Nick Hinz, 32.50
191, on June 30. Mallory Peters) 2. Ella Halanski, 43.00 1. Evan Myers, 44.71 2. Ian Bohachek, 34.01
3. Cross Plains B 3:54.58 Girls 13-14 50 Meter Fly 3. Peter Francois, 59.51 Boys 11-12 50 Meter Free Boys 13-14 200 Meter Free
Girls 8&U 25 Meter Free (Kayla Lattyak, Anna 1. Kaitlyn Peters, 32.78 Boys 8&U 25 Meter Back 1. Cowan Vitense, 34.62 Relay
1. Ellie Roenneburg, 22.56 Oramous, Sloane Hanson, 2. Ella Halanski, 35.15 1. Morgan Dorsey, 30.21 2. Ryan Roenneburg, 36.58 1. Cross Plains A 2:03.34
2. Sophia Bonti, 23.96 Lydia Taylor) Girls 13-14 200 Meter 2. Abram Kolodziej, 31.41 3. Justin Kalsbeek, 39.81 (Ian Bohachek, Erik Peterson,
Girls 8&U 50 Meter Free Free Relay 3. Isaac Zander, 33.82 Boys 11-12 100 Meter Free Mark Virnig, Nick Hinz)
1. Maureen Spann, 59.19 Girls 11-12 50 Meter Free 1. Cross Plains A 2:04.09 Boys 8&U 25 Meter Breast 1. Cowan Vitense, 1:19.19 Boys 13-14 200 Meter
2. Miri Spahn, 1:00.35 1. Ella Needham, 31.03 (Madeline Phaneuf, Brianna 1. Cahner Vitense, 25.78 3. Noah Dorn, 1:26.13 Medley Relay
Girls 8&U 25 Meter Back 2. Lily Mair, 32.50 Acker, Ella Halanski, Kaitlyn 2. Henry Zanton, 26.59 Boys 11-12 50 Meter Back 1. Cross Plains A 2:31.09
2. Ellie Roenneburg, 28.32 3. Annika Van Buren, 34.66 Peters) Boys 8&U 25 Meter Fly 1. Kristian Peterson, 41.15 (Ian Bohachek, Eli Duzan, Erik
3. Piper Kraemer, 29.65 Girls 11-12 100 Meter Free 3. Cross Plains B 2:40.71 1. Evan Myers, 24.84 2. Kyle Pape, 44.31 Peterson, Mark Virnig)
Girls 8&U 25 Meter 1. Ella Needham, 1:09.15 (Bethany Ott, Abby Gessler, 2. Cahner Vitense, 27.32 Boys 11-12 100 Meter IM
Breast 2. Lily Mair, 1:12.06 Grace Winkelmann, Lane Boys 8&U 100 Meter Free 2. Cowan Vitense, 1:31.68 Boys 15-18 50 Meter Free
1. Sophia Bonti, 28.90 3. Lainie Laszewski, LaBoda) Relay Boys 11-12 50 Meter 1. Erick Grelle, 27.25
2. Piper Kraemer, 36.39 1:20.53 Girls 13-14 200 Meter 1. Cross Plains A 1:39.03 Breast 2. Tom McGovern, 27.75
Girls 8&U 25 Meter Fly Girls 11-12 50 Meter Back Medley Relay (Henry Zanton, Isaac 1. Kristian Peterson, 45.96 3. Owen Roenneburg, 27.78
1. Miri Spahn, 28.78 1. Abby Utter, 37.03 2. Cross Plains A 2:27.90 Richardson, Adam Bernd, 2. Ian McCulley, 47.16 Boys 15-18 200 Meter Free
2. Ashlyn Riley, 42.52 2. Abby Ensenberger, 39.82 (Lauryn Abozeid, Emma Flad, Evan Myers) Boys 11-12 50 Meter Fly 1. Jacob Aegerter, 2:06.25
Girls 8&U 100 Meter Free 3. Lainie Laszewski, 40.63 Madeline Phaneuf, Halle 2. Cross Plains B 1:58.97 1. Justin Kalsbeek, 40.75 3. Forrest Peterson, 2:14.94
Relay Girls 11-12 100 Meter IM Ehlke) (Peter Francois, Freddie 2. Kristian Peterson, 42.82 Boys 15-18 50 Meter Back
1. Cross Plains A 1:58.57 1. Ella Needham, 1:19.09 Cupelli, Bryce Pape, Isaac Boys 11-12 200 Meter Free 1. Erick Grelle, 30.90
(Sophia Bonti, Ashlyn Riley, 2. Lily Mair, 1:20.15 Girls 15-18 50 Meter Free Zander) Relay 3. Forrest Peterson, 32.01
Maureen Spann, Miri Spahn) 3. Abby Utter, 1:23.20 1. Makenna Licking, 28.87 Boys 8&U 100 Meter 1. Cross Plains A 2:29.43 Boys 15-18 100 Meter IM
3. Cross Plains B 2:53.90 Girls 11-12 50 Meter Girls 15-18 200 Meter Medley Relay (Cowan Vitense, Noah Dorn, 1. Jacob Aegerter, 1:03.03
(Cali Allen, Makenzie Casey, Breast Free 1. Cross Plains A 1:46.93 Kyle Pape, Kristian Peterson) Boys 15-18 50 Meter
Sabrina Bartlett, Jillian Peters) 1. Abby Ensenberger, 41.83 1. Hannah Aegerter, 2:18.53 (Cahner Vitense, Henry 3. Cross Plains B 3:02.84 Breast
Girls 8&U 100 Meter 2. Sydney Knutowski, 42.43 Girls 15-18 50 Meter Back Zanton, Evan Myers, Isaac (Dominic Frost, JJ Miller, Ian 3. Tom McGovern, 34.96
Medley Relay Girls 11-12 50 Meter Fly 2. Makenna Licking, 34.77 Richardson) McCulley, Kyler Mahoney) Boys 15-18 50 Meter Fly
1. Cross Plains A 2:01.50 1. Sydney Knutowski, 36.03 3. Nicole McCue, 34.87 2. Cross Plains B 2:18.01 Boys 11-12 200 Meter 2. Jacob Aegerter, 27.57
(Maureen Spann, Sophia Bonti, 3. Abby Utter, 39.00 Girls 15-18 100 Meter IM (Morgan Dorsey, Bryce Pape, Medley Relay 3. Forrest Peterson, 29.02
Miri Spahn, Ellie Roenneburg) Girls 11-12 200 Meter Free 1. Hannah Aegerter, 1:10.65 Adam Bernd, Abram 1. Cross Plains A 2:56.09 Boys 15-18 200 Meter Free
Relay 2. Makenna Licking, Kolodziej) (Ryan Roenneburg, Zack Relay
Girls 9-10 50 Meter Free 1. Cross Plains A 2:06.12* 1:11.65 Stoecker, Justin Kalsbeek, 1. Cross Plains B 1:53.84
1. Ava Halanski, 40.53 (Abby Utter, Lily Mair, Sydney Girls 15-18 50 Meter Boys 9-10 50 Meter Free Noah Dorn) (Sam Gessler, Tim Dusek, Jr.,
3. Mallory Peters, 45.00 Knutowski, Ella Needham) Breast 2. Eli Knutowski, 47.43 Jay Sullivan, Parker Van
Girls 9-10 100 Meter Free 2. Cross Plains B 2:30.03 1. Lauren Jensen, 38.96 3. Duke Allen, 49.01 Boys 13-14 50 Meter Free Buren)
1. Izzy Ensenberger, 1:30.64 (Ellie Eisele, Stevee Kraemer, 3. Shae-Lynn Kruchten, Boys 9-10 100 Meter Free 1. Nick Hinz, 28.12 Boys 15-18 200 Meter
2. Addie Dorn, 1:41.46 Elaina Phaneuf, Annika Van 43.16 1. Caden Van Buren, 3. Erik Peterson, 33.28 Medley Relay
3. Mallory Peters, 1:44.52 Buren) Girls 15-18 50 Meter Fly 1:13.56* Boys 13-14 200 Meter Free 2. Cross Plains A 1:58.28
Girls 9-10 50 Meter Back Girls 11-12 200 Meter 1. Hannah Aegerter, 32.53 3. Jack Johnson, 1:45.08 2. Nick Hinz, 2:27.93 (Erick Grelle, Tom McGovern,
2. Shelby Ehlke, 48.95 Medley Relay 2. Nicole McCue, 33.70 Boys 9-10 50 Meter Back Boys 13-14 50 Meter Back Jacob Aegerter, Forrest
Girls 9-10 100 Meter IM 1. Cross Plains A 2:33.96 Girls 15-18 200 Meter 1. Caden Van Buren, 39.62 3. Erik Peterson, 40.84 Peterson)
1. Izzy Ensenberger, 1:41.06 (Lainie Laszewski, Annika Van Free Relay 3. Nolan Goth, 52.52 Boys 13-14 100 Meter IM 3. Cross Plains B 2:09.33
2. Addie Dorn, 1:59.64 Buren, Abby Ensenberger, 2. Cross Plains B 2:23.02 Boys 9-10 100 Meter IM 1. Ian Bohachek, 1:15.78 (Sam Larsen, Jay Sullivan,
3. Sloane Hanson, 2:01.53 Sydney Knutowski) (Emma Hinz, Cheyanne 1. Liam Mair, 1:54.40 3. Mark Virnig, 1:31.19 John Virnig, Owen
Girls 9-10 50 Meter Breast 3. Cross Plains B 3:04.47 Bodenstein, Emma Neumann, Boys 9-10 50 Meter Breast Boys 13-14 50 Meter Roenneburg).
2. Izzy Ensenberger, 50.90 (Stevee Kraemer, Marianna Grace LaBoda) 1. Caden Van Buren, 43.37 Breast
3. Ava Halanski, 53.95 Zanton, Elaina Phaneuf, Ellie 3. Cross Plains C 2:30.02 2. Eli Knutowski, 1:03.51 1. Eli Duzan, 40.62
Girls 9-10 50 Meter Fly Eisele) (Valerie Niesen, Amber Grim, 3. Duke Allen, 1:07.82
1. Ava Halanski, 50.84 Claire Larsen, Shae-Lynn Boys 9-10 50 Meter Fly
3. Shelby Ehlke, 56.31 Girls 13-14 50 Meter Free Kruchten) 2. Nolan Goth, 57.38
Girls 9-10 200 Meter Free 1. Kaitlyn Peters, 29.96 Girls 15-18 200 Meter Boys 9-10 200 Meter Free
Relay 2. Brianna Acker, 31.34 Medley Relay Relay
2. Cross Plains A 3:04.46 Girls 13-14 200 Meter 1. Cross Plains A 2:11.78 1. Cross Plains A 3:14.65
(Mallory Peters, Kayla Free (Nicole McCue, Lauren (Nolan Goth, Eli Knutowski,
Lattyak, Addie Dorn, Shelby 2. Brianna Acker, 2:34.01 Jensen, Hannah Aegerter, Duke Allen, Jack Johnson)
Ehlke) Girls 13-14 50 Meter Back Makenna Licking) 2. Cross Plains B 3:42.18
3. Cross Plains B 3:50.03 1. Lauryn Abozeid, 36.03 3. Cross Plains B 2:32.95 (Karl Schaefer, Ian Johnson,
(Anna Oramous, Sophia Eisele, 3. Halle Ehlke, 39.40 (Eleanor Chomiak, Shae-Lynn Sam Zanton, Aiden Riley)
Lydia Taylor, Sloane Hanson) Girls 13-14 100 Meter IM Kruchten, Emma Neumann, Boys 9-10 200 Meter
Girls 9-10 200 Meter 1. Kaitlyn Peters, 1:16.18 Grace LaBoda) Medley Relay
Medley Relay 2. Ella Halanski, 1:21.59 1. Cross Plains A 3:13.90
2. Cross Plains A 3:27.65 3. Brianna Acker, 1:22.08 Boys 8&U 25 Meter Free (Jack Johnson, Liam Mair,
Middleton rallies past Cazenovia
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by ROB REISCHEL runs and seven hits in seven the throw went into center fifth, and Zimmermans RBI
innings. Morrison also struck field. single plated Schafer in the
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out two and walked one. Hellenbrand scored on a sixth.
Hunter Bindl allowed a single by Bindl and Morrison Cazenovia scored twice in
The beat goes on. pair of eighth inning runs that followed with a single. Both the seventh and two more runs
And Middletons Home tied the game, but worked a Bindl and Morrison later in the eight to even things,
Talent League team hopes scoreless ninth and picked up scored on a single to left by before Middletons late rally.
there is no end. the win in relief. Bindl Ivan Monreal. Ross Hellenbrand went 3-
The 29ers rallied for a 10-5 allowed two runs on three We were tested when Caz for-5 with two stolen bases to
win over Cazenovia on July 2 hits, walked two and struck tied the game in the eighth, lead Middletons attack.
and improved to 11-0 on the out two. Brandon Hellenbrand said. Schafer added two hits and
season. Middleton scored five After Cazenovia scored Our guys stayed with it and two stolen bases, while
runs in the top of the ninth twice in the eighth to tie were able to put up five in the Zimmerman also went 2-for-
inning to break away from a things, Middleton responded ninth. 3.
5-5 tie and notch a thrilling with a big ninth inning. Middleton grabbed a 2-0 Offensively, I thought we
win. Luke Schafer started the lead in the top of the second left too many guys on base,
This was a big win for inning with a bunt single and when Morrisons two-run sin- Brandon Hellenbrand said.
us, Middleton manager stole second. Andrew gle plated Zimmerman and We had a lot of opportunities
Brandon Hellenbrand said. Zimmerman walked, then Hellenbrand. to score early in the game and
Great teams find a way to Cazenovias pitcher threw Cazenovia scored once in we couldnt get the clutch hit.
win and today we were down wildly to second on a pick-off the bottom of the second, but When we had to turn it on
some of our regular starters attempt, which allowed both Middleton answered with sin- the ninth, we did which was
and needed some guys to step runners to advance. gle runs in the fourth, fifth great. But we arent going to
up, and I thought everyone did Ross Hellenbrand then sin- and sixth innings to build a 5- always be able to do that, so
a tremendous job. We stuck gled down the left field line to 1 lead. we cant waste as many
together and were able to pull bring home Schafer and put Brandon Scheidler had an chances as what we had
out the win. runners on the corners. Ross RBI double in the fourth that today. Times-Tribune photo by Mary Langenfeld
Alec Morrison started for Hellenbrand then stole second scored Morrison. Zimmerman
the 29ers and allowed three and Zimmerman scored when scored an unearned run in the Hunter Bindl and Middletons Home Talent League team
defeated Cazenovia on July 2.
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In the fifth, Cross Plains Lochner reached on a Cross Plains a 6-0 lead. Dubler started a two-out gives you the confidence that Every year we play at
Bryce Bonk led-off the inning Middleton error with one out, In the eighth, Middleton got rally with a bloop single and you can beat anybody, Black Earth on a Friday night
with a single and went to third and Farrell plunked Drew a leadoff single from Kevin advanced to second on a field- Meinholz said. During that and its always a really compet-
after a Lochner sacrifice bunt Meinholz with a pitch to put Dubler and Hinson followed ing error. Dubler came around four-game losing streak, we itive game, Middleton manag-
and single by Drew Meinholz. two runners. Doherty then with a two-run blast that pulled to score on a single by Hinson just couldnt quite get it done. I er Brandon Hellenbrand
An error on Middletons smashed a long three-run home the 29ers within 6-2. Andrew to make it 6-3. kept telling the guys were as said. We knew coming in it
Brennan Schmitt allowed Bonk run to give the Businessmen a Zimmerman followed with a After Zimmerman walked good as any team in this was going to be a battle.
to score from third, giving the 5-0 lead. single, and that was the final and Ross Hellenbrand reached league, and I think we proved it The wind was blowing out
Businessmen a 2-0 lead. With two outs, Allen sin- straw for Haack, who was via error, the bases were loaded today. and the ball was flying. Hats
Cross Plains broke the game gled, Ryan Pulvermacher relieved by Allen and worked for Schmitt, who represented On deck: Middleton is at off to them. They really played
open in the seventh, scoring walked, and Shane Murphy had out of the inning. the winning run. Allen coerced Waunakee Sunday at 1 p.m. an excellent game. I felt like
three runs, sending nine batters an RBI single that plated Allen. Middleton made it interest- a groundout on Schmitt and the Cross Plains is at Waunakee we had some good momentum
to the plate and collecting three Murphys blow knocked ing in the ninth, as it sent the Businessmen escaped with the Saturday at 3 p.m. and hosts (in the sixth), but they were
of its total 13 hits. Farrell from the game and gave winning run to the plate. win. Reedsburg Sunday at 3 p.m. able to string together a couple
We had that (four game) Black Earth 10, big hits in the seventh to take
skid there and that hurt, said Middleton 7 The 29ers suf- the lead back.
Haack. Hopefully this game fered their first loss of the year Black Earth 9,
kind of turns it around for us. Friday night against the Waunakee 8 The Bombers
Hinson led the 29ers, going Bombers. notched a big win Sunday and
3-for-5 with a home run and Middleton dug itself an remained in second place in the
three RBI. early 6-1 hole, but battled back division.
In addition to Dohertys big with a six-run sixth inning and West Middleton 4,
day, Drew Meinholz went 2- took a 7-6 lead. Josh Hinson Mount Horeb/Pine Bluff 3
for-4 with a run scored and had the key blow with a three- Drew Haack had a big day to
Murphy went 2-for-5 with an run home run. power West Middleton. Haack
RBI. The Bombers responded went 4-for-4 at the plate,
Cross Plains now will now with two runs in the seventh smacked a home run and
look to build on its win and and two more in the eighth and picked up the win.
make a push to the playoffs. prevailed. Jeff Schafer took the
You win a game like this, it loss for Middleton.
Will Doherty (top), R.J. Sarbacker (above) and the Cross Plains Home Talent League team
defeated Middleton on Sunday.