Member Statements Member Statements The Member for Whitby Thank you Speaker, I am pleased to speak about Cordelia Clark-Julian the esteemed Chair of the Board of Trustees for Lake Richelle who has been recognized as one of the 100 accomplished Black Canadian women Cordelia's recognition showcases her excellence in leadership, not only as our Board Chair, but also in her commitment to inclusion diversity, equity, accessibility and anti-racism efforts within Lake Richelle Speaker Cordelia's journey is not just an individual triumph it reflects the collective support and mentorship she received along the way Since the Davis, the Lake Richelle's President and Chief Executive Officer rightly describes this achievement as a tremendous accomplishment and a wonderful moment for Lake Richelle Cordelia's dedication has played a pivotal role in helping Lake Richelle achieve its vision of one system best held As we look forward to the 2024 edition of the biannual book which features all of the 100 honorees Let me quote Cordelia My advice to Black women would be to never diminish the light within you as that is what makes you great So when someone tells you that you're too much they just know that your light is shining bright and they just need to get a pair of sunglasses Thank you Speaker Member Statements, the Member for Niagara Falls Thank you very much This past Saturday I attended the coldest night of the year of my community of Niagara Falls The coldest night of the year is a fundraiser for Project SHARE an organization that does incredible work in our community supporting food security housing help and healthy living On Saturday they raised $65,000 But their job is getting harder and harder We know we have a cost of living crisis across the province of Ontario In Niagara 20% or 1 in 5 households have food insecure Over 75,000 individuals in Niagara experience food insecurity When it comes to housing a person earning minimum wage in the province of Ontario needs to work hours to afford a two bedroom room We have several encampments throughout the region of Niagara experiencing homelessness In this last fiscal year Project SHARE served one one in eight residents in Niagara Falls As a province we must do more to tackle the affordability crisis We must get government back in the business of building affordable housing and bring back rent controls which this government took out We must increase social insurance and the practice of deeming and fund social services agencies appropriately Finally we must have the courage to take on corporate price gouging wherever we see fit By taking action we can make life more affordable for the residents of Ontario Thank you Member Statements, Member for Carlton Thank you Mr. Speaker Mr. Speaker on Friday March 8 I am hosting my annual Carlton Women's Day breakfast once again in Richmond International Women's Day is a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women Each year this day serves as a powerful reminder of the progress made towards gender equality It also serves to remind us of the work that still needs to be done The theme for this year's International Women's Day is Inspire Inclusion It underscores the crucial role of inclusion in achieving gender equality It calls for action to break down barriers to challenge stereotypes and to create environments where all women are valued and respected Inspire Inclusion encourages everyone to recognize the unique perspectives and contributions of women from all walks of life including those from marginalized communities Thank you Mr. Speaker to give a shout out to the Iranian women and the Iranian men supporting them who won the 2022 Heroes of the Year award by Time magazine Standing up for women's rights around the world has never been as important as it is today That's why events on International Women's Day are so important and I truly hope all members get a chance to host or participate in an International Women's Day event in their riding of the words delivered by Gloria Steinem The story of women's struggle for equality belongs to no single feminist nor to any one organization but to the collective efforts of all who care about human rights Thank you Mr. Speaker as we say in Iran We're going to send out the communication Thank you Member Statements Workers scored a major victory when this government was forced to repeal the bill 124 which suppressed public sector workers wages after the courts ruled that it violated charter rights The courts stated because of the act organized public sector workers many of whom are women, racialized and low income earners have lost the ability to negotiate for better compensation or even better working conditions that do not have a monetary value Speaker now with our public health care and crisis, Ontarians must live with the consequences of bill 124 and see surgical services at the well and hospital reduced hours at the Port Cobra and Fort Erie urgent care centers we have a shortage of beds long wait times frequent 911 crises in EMS unacceptable offloading delays and health care workers fleeing the sector I've been meeting with frontline health care workers including PSW's and was shocked when some of them told me they were still fighting for their $3 an hour pandemic pay despite huge pay increases for managers in the public sector after wasting an untold amount of public dollars fighting frontline workers in court it's time to start fixing the disaster bill 124 created by ensuring health care workers are treated with dignity and receive fair competitive compensation for their work Thank you Speaker Member Statements Member for Brampton East Thank you very much Speaker I'm honored to rise today to talk about a few amazing outstanding individuals from my community of Brampton East and Brampton in general Speaker I'm honored to represent a community that's full of so much diverse talent time and time again Bramptonian showcase remarkable contributions in arts culture and sport Today I would like to recognize the outstanding achievement of two great Bramptonians Zeta Ali and Teijon Buchanan Zeta Ali is a dedicated music teacher at Sunnyview Middle School in Brampton East and will be heading to the Juno Awards on March 29th as she's been nominated for the Music Counts Teacher of the Year Award I'd like to extend my heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to Zeta for outstanding achievement and well-deserved recognition Speaker I would also like to recognize 24 year old Teijon Buchanan Teijon recently made history becoming the first Canadian player signing with a Series A club Inter Milan in January starting a soccer at the age of 8 in Brampton to the international stage served as a great example of talent and success Teijon Zeta and Teijon are a great example of individuals who contribute their talents to make Brampton a hub of creativity diversity and excellence Bramptonians continue to shine and impact the world leaving a legacy of achievement and inspiration for generations to come once again congratulations Zeta and Teijon on this well-deserved achievement thank you Member Statements Speaker we recently hosted a town hall in our riding in the Chinatown area and the top issue that came up was that people are losing their family doctor if you are 75 years old and you don't have a family doctor then your health could be at risk we decided to investigate the problem we did a review of the number of doctors in downtown Toronto who could provide service in Cantonese and Mandarin on the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario's website and we discovered a very concerning fact of the 24 doctors operating in downtown Toronto 80% of them have been practicing for 43 years or more which means that they are nearing or about to retire and that is what we are hearing in our community 5 doctors have just retired and there are 2 more that are about to retire and that means there are thousands of residents in Chinatown who have lost their family doctor this is not an issue that is unique to Chinatown we know that 2.2 million Ontarians do not have access to a family doctor and that number is expected to double in just 2 years our health care system depends on people having a primary care provider or a family doctor residents should not have to go to the emergency room at Toronto western just to get a prescription for antibiotics because there is nowhere else for them to go this is a message from Chinatown to Queens Park fix the family doctor shortage in Chinatown and across Ontario by investing in primary care thank you member statements the member for Oxford I rise today to speak to share a story of Bob Hayward an Oxford local and Canadian sports motorsports legend over 60 years ago Bob and his boat in the Supertest 3 had a winning streak that is unmatched to this day Bob was born and raised on his family chicken farm in emerald becoming interested in drag racing as a teenager his knowledge of racing engines led him to join the all Canadian Supertest Speedboat team in 1957 as their mechanic they were determined to end the 39 year American domination of the Hamsworth Cup an international speedboat competition to do so they needed the fastest speedboat around so they built Miss Supertest 3 they also needed the best driver so Bob was promoted to pilot together they won the Hamsworth Cup in 1959 and successfully defended the trophy for 1960-61 unfortunately Bob's life was tragically cut short while piloting the older Miss Supertest 2 in a race it flipped over at over 155 miles per hour he was 33 years old Bob and Miss Supertest have not been forgotten he was inducted into the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame and Canada Post issued a stamp honoring Bob and his boat in celebration of Bob's achievement the Thistle Theatre in his hometown of emerald is also putting on a play about his life and racing career next month Bob was a quiet and humble man but it's safe to say that this Oxford underdog made a big impact in speedboat racing Thank you very much Member Statements the member for Ottawa Vanu Thank you Speaker Community organization play a crucial role in addressing social issues and inequalities whether it's offering food assistance mental health support education and rehabilitation programs or assistance to find housing these organizations work tirelessly to uplift the most vulnerable members of society addressing gaps in government services the Vanu Community Services Center the KELACS Montfort Renaissance the CAP Lower Town Community Resource Center St. Joe's Woman Center Saint-Respoir-Sophie Gloucester Emergency Food Cover all these organizations and many more play this important role in Ottawa Vanu I am however have described to me how the decreased funding they have seen over the last few years is threatening their very survival because of their deep roots in the community these organizations are uniquely positioned to develop and implement tailored solutions to local challenges in an efficient and cost effective manner by providing adequate financial support to these organizations to amplify their impact and achieve greater outcomes at a fraction of the cost so I beg the government to provide the financial support required to keep these entities alive and thriving thank you Mr. Speaker thank you very much member statements the member for Etobicoke Lakeshore once again speak on behalf of the beautiful community of Etobicoke Lakeshore recently I joined the Cultural Centre in my writing to celebrate Lozar the Year of the Wood Dragon the Tibetan Canadian Cultural Centre has played a key role in nourishing the community's rich heritage through initiatives promoting Tibetan language and performing arts it brought great joy to spotlight their contribution during Lozar celebrations and reaffirmed my commitment to supporting efforts to improve the lives of over 5,000 Tibetan Canadians who call Ontario home many within the writing of Etobicoke Lakeshore it was an honor to recognize the work of Franklin Horner Community Centre Wood Green Franklin Horner Community Centre the Gene Tweed Centre and I cannot thank them enough for the workers and the volunteers for what they do every day to make our community stronger I recently also had the opportunity to tour Holy Angels Catholic School with Minister Leche and I'm so happy to report the new school which will accommodate 600 students with 88 childcare spaces is near completion with an anticipated opening of September of this year congratulations also some more great news that finally the Queensway Urgent Care Centre is opened and I know many of my residents have been asking for this and this expanded and renewed facility is open for service providing expert care and comfort to many in the writing it's a great time to live in South Etobicoke and the province of Ontario Member Statements, some member for Chatham Kent Leamington thank you speaker and good morning we know communities across Ontario are experiencing challenges with our housing supply our government is taking bold, decisive action to build more housing faster and improve the quality of life for everyone I'm so proud of my community for working together and demonstrating leadership because Chatham Kent, just like our legendary MLB Hall of Famer Fergie Jenkins literally hit it out of the park exceeding a housing target by 554% last year On Friday I was honored to be joined by Minister Rob Flack and Chatham Kent Mayor Darren Caniff to celebrate our 522 new housing starts last year which unlocked $440,000 in funding through the Building Faster Fund our success is the direct result of the hard work and dedication of our home builders, trades professionals realtors and Chatham Kent Municipal Officials who together are building a wide range of homes for families and individuals across Chatham Kent and we're thrilled with our progress to date and excited for the future I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to everyone involved and a special thanks to the team at Maple City Homes for hosting us on Friday at their beautiful show home Fortunately speaker, this is just the beginning and I'm grateful to be part of a government to create the conditions for success in home building, business industry and agriculture Thank you Thank you very much, that concludes our member statements for this morning The introduction of visitors


A Bemidji man has been sentenced to four years and nine months in prison for intentionally setting a home on fire. 20-year-old Damian Patrick Joseph Smith pleaded guilty to first-degree arson in March for starting a fire at a house located just north of Bemidji. It happened on January 1st of this year. The couple who owns the home told police that Smith was an acquaintance of their grandson and arrived late on January 1st looking for a place to stay for that night and they agreed to allow him in temporarily. According to the criminal complaint in the case, Smith told investigators that he intentionally started the curtains in the house on fire and knew that the house would burn down if the fire was not extinguished. Smith told deputies he started the fire because of a comment made by one of the homeowners. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


Alrighty! I have a really exciting update for you guys today. We have been really hard at work scouring the park for stuff, and we have finally been piecing together some really interesting things to discuss about 2023.  The restaurant at Canada's Wonderland is moving along rapidly. I'm gonna prove that in tomorrow's construction update, so we have a really exciting stuff tomorrow that you'll get to see tomorrow as well, but you're gonna see how much of the building is done. So super excited to show you guys, but nonetheless as you can tell Timberkits is busting it out with this structure and it really looks impressive. I'm really excited. We were studying kind of some of the angles for some photos, and you're gonna be able to get some really awesome shots of Vortex, of Yukon, of the mountain with the restaurant when it's completed, and you guys are in for a surprise because the sign shop people, when you see the sign for this building, it's going to look amazing, okay? They are obviously, as you've seen around the park, gonna, they're putting a lot of money into this building, just let me put it that way. A lot of money is going into this building, it's gonna have some really awesome photo ops, maybe a canoe or two, if that makes sense, but yeah, no, I'm really excited. I know you guys are gonna be really excited. It's gonna have a bar, which is super exciting. They've got the foundation in for the deck, and yeah, just Wonderland's really put a lot of money into this, and it's gonna look phenomenal. Again, I don't know what's gonna happen with fireworks. I do not, I already said this in another video, but I do not know how Wonderland's gonna make it work. I really don't. I'm kind of, I guess it's one of those things I'll wait to see. But it should be ready by May 24, fingers crossed, should be ready by May 24 for the fireworks show. So that is a sign that they have intentions to utilize the fireworks in that area, if that's the goal. But yeah, nonetheless, we'll keep you posted on this, and we're definitely got another new area of the park that we're keeping an eye on that you'll see very shortly for this video. But nonetheless, some exciting news, Dragonfire doesn't have its second train on yet, but it will shortly. Mindbuster has had its second train on. Why? It's just maintenance has fallen behind. It was a really rough winter. The weather didn't help out with getting the park ready, and the park did open a week earlier. So it was several things working against the park. But yeah, any ride that you don't see open or any ride with two trains, it's simply that. The more exciting news is the park is really well staffed already. So places around the park like this refresh center are open. They usually aren't. So that's really exciting. Nothing going on over at action theater. We are keeping our eye on there, but there is a lot of new things that dinosaurs alive. There are new stakes everywhere. And there's lined up everywhere. They have gas line markers, water markers, electrical markers, just excavation markers, which is usually that red steak. They can usually mean electrical, but usually the red flags mean electrical. The red stakes usually mean excavate. But again, it depends on the construction site and the project. So it's really hard to predict, but usually orange and red markers do mean excavate here or dig here. But I'm just reporting on based what I know on previous projects. But there are a ton of markers littered all over here. And the even more exciting thing is worlds of funds dinosaurs alive has construction in a very similar way starting. So it could be a similar project coming to both parks and worlds of fun is rumored. Again, rumored take with a grain of salt, no confirmation, no hearing from my relatively good sources.  It could even not be a coaster. It could be like a new experience that both the parks are going to get. But nonetheless, it's a really exciting, very large pot of land with markers all over it. I'm trying to show you, trees are now even marked for removal, even in some other parts, but the stakes reach all the way around like here's another shot further down. So it's definitely something big, whether it ends up being a restaurant and a new just expansion doubling the size of planet Snoopy, this back portion, it is much needed. Or if it's a roller coaster similar to Fire Chaser Express or even on a super smaller scale, that's just me like really predicting something because for those of you that don't know, Fire Chaser Express has a really low height requirement and would work really well. But yeah, really exciting. We'll keep an eye on there. We'll keep you guys updated on that. Coasters reopened, coasters drive in reopened, and it has doubled its capacity. And the more exciting news is along with doubling its capacity with having two points of sale on either end and two points of ordering on either end, the food is pre-prepared in the back similar to catering and brought out.  So not only did Canada's Wonderland double its capacity in this restaurant building in terms of ordering and having your food made, they've also increased the speed of service by having the food pre-made and just being made similar to catering out front. So really excited to see how that plays out in a hot summer day because this is one of those restaurants that usually gets an hour long line. So that hour long line could now be like 30 minutes or 20 minutes, which is pretty normal for your standard ordering food and taking out. So really excited to see how that plays out. Definitely just wanted to show you guys this as I hadn't seen it posted anywhere else. No one else had checked this out yet. So I threw it in this video. My regular intention, I only filmed a 13 second clip because I was just going to post it on Instagram, but I thought, Hey, this is pretty newsworthy. So definitely really looking forward to the new restaurant. And yeah, stay tuned for tomorrow's update because you guys are going to want to really see tomorrow's update. It's super exciting. But yeah, nonetheless, thank you so much for watching the channel. Thank you to anyone who's come up to me and taken the time to say hi to me at Canada's Wonderland. It's definitely a different experience with the amount of people now coming up to say, Hey, and I'm a really shy person. So I apologize in advance. If I'm really sucking this year at socializing, don't be afraid of me. Trust me. I'm more scared of you. I always say that, but it's true. But yeah, thank you for supporting the channel and just continuing to watch the videos. I really appreciate it. And hopefully, hopefully you're having an amazing week and see you guys at the park this Friday, Saturday, Sunday. I'll be there all three days. So yeah, have an amazing one, guys. Bye.


Priscilla with a pair of three-pointer, it's good. Pickard open from three-point land, good. Wood gets a screen from one, nails a three. Light pump with a pull-up, G. Nails a three-pointer. Waiter for three, got it. Intercepted, laid off the left. Each shot to the side is up and good. Grisberg's two-point a shot is in. Splits for defense, and scores with two seconds to go. We're at the University of Wisconsin-Chevrolet in gymnasium, where the Wombats are getting ready to take on Waukesha Tech. Hello, everybody. My name is Mike Martin. And joining me as usual is the coach. Sheboygan's got their hands full tonight, Chris. Yeah, 0-1-4 so far. And as you talk to the coach from Waukesha Tech and talk to coach Mike Seafelt at UW Sheboygan here, this is a pretty good program here at Waukesha Tech. They come in three and one. Wombats you mentioned are 0-1-4, but they have some familiar names on their roster. Yeah, they got a couple of kids from Usberg, Luke Mills, and Brian Simulac. And the one problem they have here, for those of you who have never watched this type of basketball before, this is a two-year school. And you get kids that are coming in for the first year to develop into a program and get to play with each other might take a little longer than maybe a four-year school. Mike told me before the game that even though they're rolling four, they are getting better. One thing on the downside for Sheboygan, the highest scorer for Waukesha Tech, doesn't even start. His name is Eric Bullock. Yeah, they got three guys returning from last year. They got 40 points back in their lineup. But one thing Coach Seafelt's always had is we've seen them play over the years. They always seem to play good defense. Let's see if they can hold them down tonight. When we come back, we'll have the starting lineups and a tip-off for tonight's game. So stay tuned, everybody. I love the challenge of computers. Not that I have much time with these little guys and my job, but when my wife went back to school, I thought, why can't I? Certain things in life demand my attention, but a new career in computer science deserves my attention. An evening class at Lakeland doesn't tie my life in knots, thanks to a flexible, easy-to-manage schedule that allows me to balance work, school, and the twins. Evening classes that meet once a week, that's the easy part. Across the country, Americans are rolling up their sleeves to help each other. Showing true strength of character and kindness and compassion, spirit and enthusiasm, together we make America strong. Find out how you can serve no matter where you are in life at nationalservice.org. It's your world. It's your chance to make it better. Apply online at nationalservice.org and answer the president's call to service. They're announcing the walk-a-shot tech. It's Joe Calood, number three. David Smuddy, number 21. Ben Fisher, 23. Zach Watson, 33. And Caleb Zavachan, number 50. From Cheboygan. Yeah, home school here in Cheboygan. I told Mike Seafel, he must have slipped through the cracks. Tom Dessitel didn't get a hold of him. Starting for Cheboygan will be number 11, Kyle Korf, number 25, Matt Siever, 31. Luke Mills, 41. Ron Rakowski, and number 45, Ryan Simmelink. Simmelink, familiar name, along with Mills, two Usberg players who played for their respective high schools. We're very good players. And my nephew's on the squad here too, Ryan Rush from Cheboygan Luther, played last year for Todd Decker. Our officials tonight, Tom Huneck and Don Green. Long time officials here, you see Don, pardon me, Tom Huneck. I guess they didn't want to break a camera. There's Don. For those of you that don't know, Don Green is in the Wisconsin Baseball High School Hall of Fame. He's won a ton of games at Random Lake. I think he had his last season last year, at least as a teacher. I think it was as a coach too. Had a couple of his baseball games. As an umpire, Cheboygan controls the tap. Luke Mills was jumping center. With the ball is Siever. He takes a long shot, it's off, no good. Rebounded by Waukesha Tech's Ben Fisher. Waukesha Tech, their nickname is the Owls. Cheboygan playing his own. Long three point attempt is off, no good. Rebound goes to Rikowski. Waukesha Tech was in a man-to-man defense and the turnover is on Cheboygan for three seconds in the lane. Ah, looks like a little type of a press there. So zone one, two, two. See if they fall back into their zone. Looks like they're doing that. Trying to get the corner, but throwing it away was Joel Kalul. Kalul, pardon me. 31 is Luke Mills, he was a good one. Over at Usberg and Brian Simlick. Seeing them get to play over the years for Coach Brunig. Setting up the offense is Kyle Korf. Kyle Korf comes from a long line, of course, from Cheboygan Falls. Cheboygan having a real hard time getting their offense at Chris. Yeah, they're really kind of pushing them out is what they are, Marty, you're exactly right. They seem to be pushing their guard play out now with the pressure defense. Well, if they're running, there you see Mike Seafield back anyway, but if they're running the same offense they've run in other years, you know, they like to do that little, I think it's called a shuffle cut along the baseline and we haven't seen any of that so far in their two possessions. Yeah, curl cuts. Almost like flex cuts. That's what I was looking for, a flex cut. I'm still thinking off tackle. Tossing it in is Brian Simlick. He gets it into Korf. Jump shot is off by Seaver. Cheboygan gets a rebound, Rakowski. Put scrap on the floor by Rakowski to get the ball. Simlick has it inside and puts it up and in. First point to the game. Hardly, Cheboygan, they lead a two to nothing with 18-10 remaining in the first half. Second, one, three, one. Walker shot tech's gonna want some flashers in here and quick ball movement. Or you could back stream the bottom guy too. That's a good way to get easy shots. Long shot by Watson is off. Well, definitely when the other team has more talent than you, you wanna slow the game down and playing a zone, I guess, would help do that. Stolen away by Kalu. And then he throws it away, trying to get it to a smoothie. Kalu is from Australia. They have won from Australia on their team. That's a long way away. No kidding. It's morning over there. Tomorrow. There was that little cut along the baseline. Simlick's shot from about 16 is off, no good. Smoothie with the rebound. Watson again from outside, throws it away. Shot goes out of bounds and then it's off of Simlick. Zavachin number 50 is at Cheboygan, kid. In Simlick, we're battling for the board. Watson again, the guy's not bashful. Just can't seem to find it yet, but I'm sure. He's found a shot, hasn't he? Well, tried to get a pass there, but it didn't work. We won't count that as a shot, that's just a turnover. Yeah, I agree. Ooh, there's a carry. Actually carried it twice, Kalu did. Green had him on the first carry, but he's such a quick dribble where he carried it again. Comes at one, three, one, half court trap. Good job of passing it to the corner. And Mike Seafeld was all over that, reminding his team what to do. Shot is up and good by Mills, a three-pointer. Five to nothing, Cheboygan.  Shot by Korf is off, rebound by Rikulski. And setting up the offense is Siever.  Rebound goes to Fisher, he drives it hard to the basket, a shot is blocked. And then, walk-a-shot, Tech gets it right back. I'll tell you, Cheboygan working very hard on the boards, Chris. Yeah, we're at 15-35 remaining in the first half. It's five to nothing, Cheboygan. Mills leaping, leaner is off, no good. Neither team can really shoot well right now, Marty. Well, walk-a-shot, Tech is showing very, very little patience trying to get the ball inside. Anything open from 20, and they're gunning it right up there. Whoop, that's gonna stay, here comes another. Nice pass. Hillis with a good noluk pass, and the shot is up and good by Fisher. Or put, pardon me, by Smooty. They're gonna give him the basket. Thought for a minute he was in there for a long time. Falls on Mills, his first team fall. A good rotation on the free throw, but it wouldn't go down. Comes that trap again, Marty. Korf on the catch and shoot, he's got it. Kyle Korf, seven to two, Cheboygan, with 15 minutes remaining. Noluk pass by Hillis, is intercepted by Mills. Seever trying to go hard to the basket. Got it inside to Rakowski, but he couldn't get the shot off. Korf is open from outside the line, his shot is no good. Tipped out of bounds by Walk-a-shot, Tech. Jason Mentink in. Cheboygan Christian. In, Brandon Schmall. Well, Cart Lake, we see Korf having a seat. And Rakowski. Rakowski with a good start, three rebounds. Mentink, a hard-nosed player from what I remember last year at Christian. Yep. Going with the no sock look. I think Jason Mentink's gonna get called for the fall. Cheboygan was turned the ball over, but got back on defense quite well. Fall is on Mentink, and going to the line to shoot two is Joel Kalu. There you see the replay. Yep. That's a hard foul. Caught him on the arm. Here's a young man from Australia. Shot is off, no good. Bullock, number four. And Durr, number 30, checking in. You know, if I'm Coach Hartman, I wish I could go and recruit to Australia. Kind of budget to the effort, recruiting. Holy cow. I think that's more than my wife budgets me for a week of spending. One out of two, Martin, making seven to three. Yeah, and Walk-a-shot, Tech, has only made one out of three free throws. Half court trap being set up by Walk-a-shot. Tech has broken easily enough in getting the wide open jump shot, as Brandon Schmall. Good passing, wide open guy there, and as you said, got the jumper to fall there. A ball I thought was almost out of bounds, but then Don Green does blow it out of bounds. Fred Durr on the drive lost it. Walk-a-shot, Tech setting up the half court trap, and then committing the foul was Brian Hillis. That'll be Walk-a-shot, Tech's first foul of the game. Simulink gonna toss it in for Sheboygan. Gets it to Siever, around and out, and then back down. Siever got it to go, 12 to three. Outside shot is up and good by Kalu, a three-pointer. 12 to six, just like that, the scorn's coming up plenty. That's not where you wanna be. Hillis taking it to that boop, and he's got it. Little running one-hander. Walk-a-shot, Tech pushing. Timeout, Walk-a-shot, Tech. 30 second timeouts, we better keep it here, Scott Sheboygan's up and doing quite a job. Yeah, so far, few too many turnovers, but a cold spell for Walk-a-shot, Tech to get them started. I don't think that's gonna be that way all night, but I think breaking that little half-court press up here is gonna be a key for Sheboygan County. I think it looks like once they get it broken, they're gonna have some open jump shots, not necessarily for layups, but if you can hit your 12 or 13 footers, you could be earning interest at the bank. Yep, of course, Mills on his little one-hander didn't use the bank that time. Nope. Fisher has it for a Walk-a-shot, Tech. Kaluz outside jumper is no good. Nice bounce pass inside to Bullock. His shot is up and in. That was Brian Hillis making the pass. The Noluk pass, nice pass. Siever, here you see it. Look at this, dump it right down there and then get the foul on Siever. One of the four second-year players out here. High arching, free throw is no good by Bullock. And again, Walk-a-shot, Tech. Not very successful at the line. Mills' long jump shot is no good. Not much patience shown by Sheboygan on that one. Layup is up and in by Durr. While they look good on that exchange, rebound, outlet, and go, and they're down the floor with an easy one. I think that's just the result, the importance of running the offense and running a little bit of clock. Simulink, trying to get the bounce. Maybe he got fouled. Yeah, off the backboard is no good. Kaluz got the pass from Bullock, but then he shuffled his feet before he put it to the floor and it's a turnover on Walk-a-shot. Tech with 12-25 remaining in the first half. Sheboygan's lead is cut to four, it's 14-10. Well, Kaluz averaged 18 points and five assists last year. So you know that's the guy you're gonna see shooting and he, like you say, he's kind of cold right now, just one for three. Mills loses the ball trying to take it down the lane. Jump shot by Bullock is no good and taking it away from Kaluz, Durr, and his shot rolled off, Sheboygan has it back. No kick called on Hillis, come on, guys. Well, behind the back pass, rolls up Kaluz back and then it goes out of bounds. So Sheboygan has it back again and it's many, many turnovers. Ah, yeah, I can't keep up. Can't keep up. I have six turnovers. Well, we're gonna take a timeout, Marty. And it's a full timeout, we'll take a timeout. Be right back with the score, Sheboygan 14, Walk-a-shot, 10. Having twins can be a handful. Buy one, get one free. So when I decided to go back to school, I needed to find one that fit my hour lifestyle. Lakeland College was the perfect place. They offer an easy to manage schedule and counselors to help me anytime. Evening classes at Lakeland don't tie my, our life in knots. Ever consider a double major? Properly inflating my tires, burns less fuel and saves me money on gas. Yeah, I'm saving mother nature from pollution, but more importantly, she saved me 11 bucks. Ow! Environmental events. Get green. Oh, that's why I was missing a point, Chris. I had Siever for a two-pointer instead of a three. Now I got him at 14, should've asked me. Oh, I didn't know you were doing that. I thought you were worried more about the rebounds and the turnovers and stuff. Well, six turnovers a piece, I was gonna say, before the break, that's way too many for both teams and just eight minutes of play. Let's see if it gets cleaned up a little bit here. Quateria's gains, number 25 is in for Waukesha Tech. Men think has it. Siever trying to take it inside, can't. Shot clock down to 10. Siever open from 20, off no good. Waukesha Tech's Brian Hillis with the rebound. Waukesha Tech setting up the offense. Gains shuffle his feet, not called. Watson, three point attempt is no good. He's fouled after the shot, but no call. Well, one thing they haven't done is set up their half court trap on a missed basket, Chris, so that might be real important to try and keep him off the board, off the scoreboard. Just to keep him having to break that trap. Shot clock down to five. Mentec loses it, Sheboygan unable to get a shot. Mentec's gotta take better care of the basketball. Checking in for Sheboygan is Ryan Rush, number 13. He's a 5'11, freshman, first year out here at the center. Sheboygan's still in a zone. Deep jumper by Hillis, off no good. And it's tipped out of bounds. I believe that went off of Brandon Schmall. Tell you what, neither team's afraid to put it up, I'll tell you that. Especially Waukesha Tech. Can they shoot from anywhere? That's a good pass. Pass inside, shot is off by Durr. Sheboygan's, Mentec has the rebound. They got a little bit of a break if they can push it. But Waukesha Tech gets back in pretty good shape.  Blocked actually, and then it's thrown off of him by Brian Hillis. Gotta give those leapers a little pump fake. Especially down so deep. Watson over to Hillis. Penetrating pitch, shot is off no good. Mentec kicks it up the floor to Simulink. No scoring for almost three minutes, coach. We're at nine minutes, it's 14 to 10 now. Simulink puts it up and in. Nice little baby hook here. I think you hit it on the head what the Owls are trying to do here is basically drive and kick and count on their three point shooting to get them back in the game here. They're doing a nice job of driving, but they just can't seem to get the jump shots to fall, that's for sure. They're also doing a nice job of dumping it in the dirt. Bullock with a three pointer. It's five for him on the night. He leads a walk-a-shot tech in the scoring department. Rush has it. Ball almost tapped away from Simulink by Hillis. Then taking it hard to the basket as Mills, but his shot is blocked. Watson made a nice pass, but that shot went off and then Brian Simulink got the rebound. Rush wanted to drive, but Mills didn't want to move. Kyle Korf is back in the ball game. And I believe checking in for his first action is number 15, Travis Plovar. Plovar, pardon me. Large grove, bad foul. Long jump shot by Bullock was not going to go in and then Rush committed to fall. Pet peeve of mine. Don't follow a jump shooter. You've heard it over the years. Don't follow a jump shooter. Automatic trip to the bench. Now you get three free throws. Actually this might not have been bad strategy. The way they're not making free throws. Well, he doesn't have good form either. He doesn't foul through. He kind of needs back so far. Almost has too much arch. Doesn't foul through, put the hand in the old cookie jar. Yeah, really. I noticed that. Oh, that last one was a bad one. We're just wrapping up our basketball unit over at Jefferson. Three on three tournament tomorrow. Fifth grader coming in the gym for an hour. And those kids can shoot better. Well, that free throw looked real good. And it went in. One for three trip for Bullock. He has six points. He leads all scorers now. Got to hit the high post there. Korf was caught with another turnover. Fortunately, a turnover. Rakowski was able to steal it right back. Pass inside the pull car. He lost it but then getting it back and shooting it and missing it was Rakowski. Waukesha Tech working the perimeter. And then Kaluga penetrating. Fisher's shot from outside the line is way off. Now Waukesha Tech slowly, but surely creeping right back in. They're only down two. It's 16 to 14. Well, they've just had a miserable half. You would think they'd be pretty happy about things right now with seven minutes left. Well, I'll bet if you talk to coach Bill Scooter-Hartman, he wouldn't say that. No, I'm just saying considering they're only down two points, considering how poor your team has played. Sieber is fouled by Bullock. Eric Bullock, that's his first foul and only the second team foul on Waukesha Tech. Simulink with a 13 footer, no good. And then over the back is Ben Fisher. Caleb Zavachin, number 50, back in for Waukesha. Caleb averaged 11.9 boards a year ago. Kulkar inside to Rikowski and then he has it stripped away. Zavachin tipped it away. Watson is chucked going down the lane by Simulink. Now you said he did play football, right? Yes. That was a football player, right there. Well, he played a little basketball too. Did very well. First foul on Brian Simulink. 15th foul on Sheboygan. Fred Durr, pair of free throws. That's pretty good for him. And really good results. Fred Durr pops in a pair and we're all tied at 16 with 6.35 and counting. Corpse shot is good from 13. It's just gonna say it's been two points over the last about six minutes for Sheboygan. That was a much-needed hoop to kind of get the cobweb zone. Yeah, I was gonna say Watson shot is off again, no good. But Waukesha Tech gets it back. Fisher shot is off, no good. They've had some pretty bad luck. They've had a couple of good looks and they just can't get it to go down. And Kulkar being pressured in the corner shuffles his feet. Well, Fred Durr is checking out and he had a real good stint that last about seven or eight minutes. Good job of breaking the press by the owls. I know he's gonna shoot. Kulou shot is no good. Coming out of it with it is Sieber. Shots are tough to come by as the owls really scramble out of the wombats. Simulink looking for the shot, throws up a runner, it's good. Six points for Brian Simulink. He leads Sheboygan. That's just a good job of knowing where the players are on your team there by Waukesha Tech. Kulou pushed by Simulink as shot is off, no good. Rebound by Rakowski.  Nice screen there by him too. There's that little flex cut, Marty. Kulkar shot is off, no good. Simulink's tap is no good.  And possession arrow points Waukesha's way so they'll get it. Fisher pressure pushing the ball up. Shot is up and good by Zavachan. A three-point basket. Sheboygan's still on top but it's 20 to 19. Siever trying to take it down the lane. He's fouled. Ben Fisher committing his second foul. Kulkar's pass is into Siever. Waukesha Tech in a zone. Siever's shot is in and out, no good. Here they come. Bill is a little too nonchalant on that one, Chris. Then he throws it out of bounds. And when they first kicked it down the floor, it looked like it should have been an easy layup. Yep. 350 remaining in the first half. Sheboygan on top 20 to 19. Mike Martin along with the coach, Chris Wright, bringing you tonight's ballgame. Kulkar's shot is blocked. Just too slow. Gotta get there. Taking it hard to the basket was David Smooty. And he's fouled by Siever. And I'll tell you, Siever took the worst of that. Yep. For Matt, that's his second foul. Smooty had a three-point attempt earlier in the game. He missed his free throw. He'll have two more now. Sheboygan has yet to attempt a free throw. Waukesha Tech getting ready to attempt their 11th free throw. They've made five out of 10 so far. Waukesha Tech goes up by 121 to 20. First lead of the game for them, huh? Yep. He did tie it at 16. They just have live hands, Marty. Very. Then takes pass over to Korb. And then he's gonna get called for traveling as he tried to roll over and get possession of it. Good wall. 13 turnovers so far for the Wombats. And Waukesha Tech's right back up the floor. Jump shot is up and good by Dan Sturz. His first two points of the game. Nobody in the middle. There's an easy one. Got explode. Kowski's shot is off, no good. They had the press broken, got a nice easy shot, but couldn't get the, couldn't get it to go. Sturz's pass in the middle is kicked away by Sheboygan. Waukesha Tech will keep it. Smooty and Hillis come out. Derren Bullock come in. Shot is off, no good. Rebounded by Rakowski. Jason Mentek has it. Taken right away by Ben Fisher. There's a travel by Zavachan. Not a good job of protecting the ball underneath by Sheboygan. No, and Jason Mentek, I got five turnovers for him. That's just way too many. He's the point guard and it's way too many for any position. With a little luck, we'll go through this entire game without five turnovers. I don't know about that. Hill is trying to get the baseline. Now he's triple-teamed and has it stolen away. Whoa, watch out, boys. Don't get anybody hurt. Well, I'll tell you, you get slapped at enough. Yes, Sheboygan is and the officials aren't calling it. They're going to give some good falls on the other end and I think that was just a little frustration fall. Fisher's going to shoot a pair and get a good shot of Ben. But on the other side, as a Sheboygan player, you got to get those elbows up in a nice stance and be strong with the ball instead of letting it stick out there so the guys can grab it. I think that's an excellent point, Coach, because Sheboygan displayed some real poor technique on pivoting and keeping the ball tight to your chest. If you're strong with the ball and they're slapping at you, you're going to get those calls. Orph has it and he loses it out of bounds. 25 to 20 with 148 remaining. Sheboygan held the lead. All the way down, it was 20 to 19 with about 350 left. And from that point on, Waukesha Tech has held Sheboygan scoreless and has put six points on the board. And out of those six, I think four of them have been from the line. Bullock shot is off the board, no good. Orph has it. The trap is going to say Waukesha Tech is extremely quick. Orph's shot from downtown is no good. Saved, Mantek's got it. Nice save by Sheboygan's Carl Groobie. Bullock taking it hard to the basket, lays it up and in. Bullock with eight points. Leads all scores in the game. 27 to 20, stolen away by Kalu. He lays it up and in. Committing the push was Dan Sturtz. Only five fouls on Waukesha. You see Jack Schneider, longtime coach, teacher and athletic director out here at the center. There's a prince of a guy. Yep, longtime coach is right.  Bullock blocked from the basket. Then taking it hard to the hoop and throwing up that hook and that shot was Corey Dahl. They're getting contributions from everybody. Hills almost has it tipped away. Mantek from outside the line. Bingo. And that ends the half. Waukesha Tech 31, Sheboygan 23. There's a new experience around every corner as you discover Wisconsin. Wisconsin like you've never seen before. I build schools. I battle injustice. I eradicate landmines. I feed the hungry. I save international powers. I protect children. I fight for human rights. I find homes for refugees. I dig wells. I develop economies. I teach people to read. I influence the president. I heal the sick. I comfort the grieving. I make the world better. I make a difference. I change the world so can you. We're back at Sheboygan where the Wombats are trailing Waukesha Tech by a score of 31 to 23. And a couple of interesting stats, Chris, regarding that first half, especially on the turnover side. Yeah, 17 turnovers for UW Sheboygan and a half. And we were talking a half time. They said that they're averaging over 30 a game. And that's way too many. 10 for 31 shooting for Sheboygan County. 8 for 32 for Waukesha Tech. But they were just free for 15. The big difference is free throws, huh, Marty? Waukesha Tech has attempted 13 free throws. They popped in eight of them. Sheboygan on the flip side has not attempted a free throw yet in the ball game. And a 30 second timeout right away by Sheboygan. And they didn't look good from the outset, Coach. Nobody knew who was going to take the in bones pass. No. They come out a half time and try to rejuvenate. He hit the three pointer at the end of the first half, which I believe Matt Siever hit, correct? No, that was Jason Mentink hit. Yeah, Mentink hit that three. And it got you back within eight. And you come out within the first 20 seconds. There you do it again, another turnover. And let's see if we can start fresh again. Big thing was with about 350 left, they were up by 20 to 19. And only scored on that three point shot by Mentink. And well over three minutes of action. Well, I thought the last 10 minutes, they only scored about six points. Simulink from outside, bangs home a three pointer. And a good start for Sheboygan here in the second half. Three for 10 from three point line in the first half. So that makes them four for 11. But I figured with math. So Vachon's pass inside to Smudy is knocked out of bounds. Lock of shot tech keeps it. Kalu with a pump fake and shoots it. And draws nothing but error. Another miss from three point land. Now they were three for 15. Nice inside pass. Siever to Rikulski for an easy two. 31-28 Sheboygan down only three. It's going to stop here. Oh, what an offensive. Vachon with an offensive foul. Good call, Coach. It's going to say let's get a stop here and not get a hoop on the other end. And you're right back to even. And you can forget about the last 11 minutes. See how they handle this press. Vachon inside to Kalu. He pulls it out. Zavachon's soft jumper doesn't go down. And Sheboygan gets the rebound. One thing Sheboygan has done a pretty good job of today is not allowing second shot. Well, Flurry of turnovers. Waukesha tech displaying a good quickness. And Sheboygan doing the same. Siever's jumper is good and he's fouled. We're all tied up. Watson committing the foul. And Sheboygan will get their first free throw attempt of the ball game with 1,808 remaining. So 21 minutes and 52 seconds into the game. Siever misses a free throw. Tied at 31. Waukesha. Watson, no good again. Mills with the rebound. A good lead feed to Simulink. His shot is off, no good, and he's fouled. Well, I think it got into their head that they haven't got free throws yet. The officials, that is. First half, Waukesha tech took forever to get started. And again, a very slow start for them. And coach Bill Hartman, if you're going to get to the line, Marty, you've got to make them. Might as well. He's called it free throw, isn't it? Good rotation, but bounce is hard off the iron. And we're still tied at 31. Waukesha tech working the perimeter. Kaluz shot from at the top of the key is no good. Tapping it out was Smooty, and Waukesha tech got it back. Well, in the first half, Watson would have had that one gone. But instead, to pass inside to Smooty, he is complete. And his shot is no good, but he was hammered on the head. Ryan Simulink commits the foul, his second. I was wondering how many fouls he had. Can't lose a player like Big Brian. Simulink early in the second half with fouls. Now, you look at him, coach. He's got little feet for that big body. Second free throw by Smooty is up, and Waukesha tech is back on top, 32 to 31, with 7-12 remaining. Mills triple teamed. Siever around the Simulink screen, his shot misses everything. Siever gets the board, puts the rebound, puts it up and in. Good hustle there by Mills. Mills saved it, tipped it back. Simulink got it, put it up and in. They're not calling much underneath there with the big boys. I think both officials want to get home and watch that Monday night game. Kaloo, no good. And over the back is Caleb Zavachin, and he commits his second personal foul. And that's the fourth team foul on Waukesha tech already. Kaloo is just 1 for 9 I have unofficially. And seven of those are 3s. He's 1 for 7 from 3. He just can't find the basket here in Sheboygan. Almentic's pass is intercepted, and then Hillis commits an obvious turnover after intercepting the pass. I hope you got a lot of ink in your pen, because I'm not using up my pen very much on the scoring part. Well, first, another fault. You never get yourself in that corner. We always used to call that the no-no corner. Right here, Mills is almost in the no-no corner here. You want to use the back line like he is right now, and he's pinned in there. And you just, I think. Kaloski gets it over to Siever. I think they are looking for an over and back there. Siever is running one hand or is up and in. And Sheboygan made a cut a break on that over and back. You know what they do is they walk themselves right into that trap, too. They got to stay behind, stay in the center of the floor, and stay behind mid-court. Don't walk yourself into it. Lob pass to Durr is, his tap is no good. Siever leading the fast break, but it's two on four, and he pulls it back out. Simmelink from outside the line, no good. Durr pushing the ball, and then he loses it, and then he pushes. Siever commits a foul. Durr doing a little high stepping, but it didn't work that time. Now here we go again. Looks a little bit like Greg Rush on that one. But you almost would rather have the two guys here. There you see it. And he pushed Siever down trying to get the ball back. I didn't mean to do it, though. Stay, stay wide in the middle of the floor, not right there, not right there. That's much better, though. Nice pass inside. Mills to Rakalski for an easy two. That time the plan worked. Yeah, because Mills kind of looped behind. Looped Mills 37-32, but Bullock's high, arching three-pointer is no good. Simmelink with the board. I got eight rebounds for Simmelink. Siever open from outside in the corner, shot no good. Good hustle. Yeah, take it again, Siever. Mills going hard, and he's fouled. Way to get to the basket. Second foul on Durr, and that's the sixth team foul on Waukesha Tech. They had five team fouls, the entire first half, Coach. Only problem with this free throw line is Sheboygan is 0 for three. Well, Waukesha Tech is 0 for their first seven here in the second half. No basket, it's just a free throw, Marty. Hopefully that'll stay cold for about another five minutes. Finally, the cheerleaders off to my left get Sheboygan to make a free throw. 38-32, Sheboygan on top by six. They were down eight at halftime. They were down 11 with about 0.9 of a second remaining when Mentec made a three-pointer as a half ended. And again, one shot and out. As we mentioned, Mentec's name, he grabs the rebound off the missed Waukesha Tech shot. Siever going hard to the hoop, but he's fouled. All around the free throw line, all is on. Sturz is first. Here's the ladies, here's Amy Klein, is that any evil? Good job, girls. You're getting pretty quiet back there. It's about time you wake up. Might have to stay home from school. It's on one of the afternoons. Yeah, I'll write you a pass. You can get out. Well, Sam, I'm sorry, go ahead.  I was just gonna say, completely different than the first half, getting into the free throw line in the first seven minutes, excuse me, six minutes of the half, second half here, it's just huge, but you gotta make them free throws, but make a three instead. Siever, Bango, he's got it. 41-32, Sheboygan has, I believe, their largest lead of the game. They were up eight in the first half at 12-4 early on. It's a full timeout, Scott, so let's take a break. And I'm Big Bird. And we love to make music. Music can help kids learn. Did you know that making music, any music, like Twinkle, Twinkle?  And it's lots of fun, too. Find out how children learn and grow with music, visit www.amc-music.org. And you'll see. Music works wonders. Yeah, it sure does. Athletic competition is all about potential. The opportunity to look inside yourself, to challenge yourself, to be better than you ever dreamed imaginable. Junior achievement is also about dreams and the potential to make those dreams come true. J's free enterprise education programs help kids say, I can't. When everything around them says, you can't. Junior achievement, let their potential be your inspiration. There's the old wombat, and that walk-a-shot tech crowd is getting a little anxious over to our right, Chris. Yes, they are. And there you see Andy running that up camera. Give him a wave, Andy. Too late. Wasn't working hard enough. Obviously, there's hand on the rail there. Well, walk-a-shot tech has yet to hit a basket here. That's been one of the keys to the... And another miss in rebounding it for Sheboygan is Brandon Schmall. See her taking it hard. Mills covered up nicely. Pull up with a dunk. Just so that doesn't get him fired up, Marty. Well, I was thinking, Coach, you know, Sheboygan can keep from turning the ball over out in the open court. Four-stall walk-a-shot tech to run their offense. They stand a much better chance. Good idea there, but Schmall run the back door on them. They play so far aggressive, you got to attack it. Like Mills, there's the kick out. Whoa! The idea was good. The pass was bad. 41-34, Sheboygan on top by seven. We're at 12-53 in counting of the second half. Too wide open, Marty. But still, oh, I was just going to say one shot now. Ryan Hillis' shot is rebounded by Caleb Zavachin of Sheboygan. But playing for walk-a-shot tech. Kalu is fouled by Siever as he took it hard to the basket. For Matt, that's going to be his third foul. That could be a key one, Coach. Kyle Korf is coming into the game and start the second half. He started the first half. I think he'll be coming in for Matt Siever. I think you're there, Sammy, again. I reckon you'd be correct. Ex-student of mine. Didn't she graduate it? This holy family I had her at. Here we are, Marty. Hey, there's the crew. Get out of my way. Nice crowd here tonight, Marty, for a Monday night. Walk-a-shot tech brought a whole slew of people, and the girls played before the guys, and they stuck around. And they won. Yep. No, they lost. Sheboygan won. Yeah, that's what I meant. Sheboygan won. They got out of their press here. I don't know if that's the right thing for walk-a-shot. That's been strong with the ball, Kyle. Well, Korf came in, but it wasn't for Siever, Coach. That's true. Running a little clock here. This is what you like, Marty. Shot clock down to 10. Simulink's jumper from 18. No good. Rebound goes to Sturtz of Walk-a-shot. They're down six. Nice pass. Pass inside is good. Bullock to Sturtz for two, and he's fouled. And the wrong guy to foul to the hottest shooter on Sheboygan. And Siever puts up number four. Whoa. Jason Mentink coming in. Siever coming out. Starting to whittle away here, Marty. Oh, good. Sturtz's free throw doesn't even hit the rim. Sheboygan up four. They were up 9-41-32. But Walk-a-shot tech has run off five unanswered points. That's much better. Keep it in the middle. Keep it in the middle. There you go. Much better. That's not a good pass though. That's it. Got a break. Well, pretty good hustle. What Sheboygan lacks is the true point guard type. Simmelink's 12-footers up and in. He's had a huge game today. Has 11 points so far. Colout taking it to the middle. Stops and pops, but no good. Wanting out. Got to like it. And Walk-a-shot tech has really had to. Colout takes it right away from Mentink and lays it up and in. Easy basket he's had all day. And he read it too. Mentink getting the ball a little bit too far out in front of him. There's a slap not called. Not by Bullock is good. And Sheboygan up 43-41. But Mentink got a pretty good hack right here in front of us. Not called and it led to a Oles easy shot. Turnovers, Marty. You're right and I had mentioned earlier that you make those turnovers in the open court against a team as quick as this. And they're going to wind up with some pretty easy layups. And one of them did result in a dunk. Nine turnovers. If you can keep in the half court game, they certainly have not been shooting well tonight. They're going to do the replay. Right here, Mentink's going to get a whack. Right there, you can see. Right there, he got him twice. Once on the left arm and once on the right. Not that we're complaining about the officiating. Right, Andy? Andy. Andy still got the attendance award. He's got perfect attendance during football and basketball. He'll get that bonus at the end of the year that you and I get, Marty. All right. Well, let's see if they can weather the storm here. Nine turnovers to add to their 17 from the first half. That's way too many. I think all those turnovers are giving Mike more gray hair. Well, he was a pretty good looking guy when I first met him a few years ago. But you're right. Pass call will do that to you. 10-50 remaining in the ball game. Sheboygan up two. Good job. That's where they get in trouble. They're not strong. They never get it down to the bottom guys. Well, they don't look like they have anybody that can break a double team off the dribble either. To have two low guys and flash one high there, can't cover them both. It must have been a turnover. Because they got three guys trapping. Needed. Shot is off. No good. Schmoll, probably a little bit out of his range, I would think. Would look like a delayed dribble. Watson still hasn't made a three-pointer. Shot is off. 7-3's attempted zero for Watson. You've got to get Mills back in the game here. A good steal made by Eric Bullock. And then committing to foul was Sheboygan's Ron Bacowski. Janie with the Luke Mills is a guy who can kind of slash and drive to the basket. And that's what they kind of need right now. One of these guys have got to go and tack the basket. I think it was Jason Vaness from last year. Was her point guard. Seemed to handle the pressure pretty well. Right now Sheboygan is lacking that ball handling guard. Bullock, off no good. Semmelink with a strong rebound. That thing breaks the pressure that time. Hook and a penetrate pitch. Just strong. He had Semmelink on the baseline, but couldn't get him the ball. Goes out of bounds. He's got nine turnovers himself. Got to clean it up. Got to clean it up. Easy basket there. Just got to deliver and finish. 43-41 Sheboygan on top with 9-15 remaining in the ball game. Kalu with a three-pointer. And that gives Waukesha a tech to lead at 44-43. He got a flash. There he is. Another bad pass. Kalu wants it. He's hot. Way outside the line. Goes in and out. And going hard for the rebound was the Vachen. But he went over the back of Semmelink. Commits his third foul of the first of the second half. Semmelink will go to the line shooting a pair. Kalu three for 13. Now they really need to start making their free throws. That was important before. Now it's critical. Yeah, they're bringing Siever back in the game here. Just eight minutes left. Well, he's pretty much was the offense. It's at least was that spark they needed. He's got 10 points here in the second half. 13 for the game. You know what you try to do here is try to get the lead back with him there. And then maybe you can take him out later and kind of just watch it. Nice shot of Brian Semmelink. 51, Kyle Groobie back in from Howard's Grove. 6'6 kid. Hopefully won't be needed here because they go through the hoop. And it does. And Chaboygan back on top by one with 8.50 remaining in the ballgame. Chaboygan in a 1-3-1 zone. Phyllis with a scoop shot. It's up and in. That's his first two points of the ballgame. Swing. Goal. And take the Semmelink, and he pops it in. Nine points for Semmelink in the second half. 15 in the ballgame. Trying to swing in here to Durr. Inside pass. Shot is blocked. Taken out by Siever. Chaboygan up one. Inside the flow car. His shot is, pardon me, to Groobie. His shot is no good. He's fouled. Fall goes on Fred Durr, his third. Durr's from Milwaukee, Vincent. First-year player. Groobie's shot bounces hard off the iron. Chaboygan has only made 3 out of 9 free throws. Make it 4 out of 10. Just under 8 minutes remaining in the ballgame. Chaboygan up 48-46. Jump shot is off, no good. But Kalu comes out with it. Inside to Durr. Off. Went hard to the basket, but had it tipped away. He actually was fouled. Fall is on Mentink. That was probably a good fall, I would think, Coach. Yep. Could have finished there. Durr was 2 for 2 in the first half. See, Mike Seafelt there. You can just see the wheels turning in the head. He's going to be in double bonus next time, though. That'll help the free throw situation, if you don't have to make that first one. Waukesha Tech is at 9 falls, so the next one will put Chaboygan into the double bonus, as Chris mentioned. Good job. That was the best they've broken the press. And there you get Luke Mills going to the basket. That's what you want. Pass, pass, go to the basket, Luke. Waukesha was easy. And that's not a bad idea, getting similar up high, 2 in the high post. It's going to take a pretty strong guy to get the ball from him. That's for sure. Mills puts it in. Chaboygan back on top by 1. And timeout, Waukesha Tech with 7.27 remaining. Chaboygan 49, Waukesha Tech 48. And that press breaker is all important. And Chaboygan ran it really great the last time. Yeah. And they're going to have to finish that all the way, even when I knew in there, earlier in the second half year, that the one thing they had to finish was completing the break that press. And a little better that time, but we need that for another seven minutes, Marty. You watch them break the press like that. You say to yourself, where the heck has that been all game?  They didn't put the ball on the floor much either. They didn't dribble the ball. They passed it through the press. What a difference that makes. I think that's been part of the problem when they get caught on a sideline is they stand there with the ball, wait to get doubled, and sometimes even triple team before they try to get rid of it.  You got to get rid of it a little sooner. And have to make a whole lot more free throws down the stretch here if you're going to win this ball game, no Wombats. Halu going hard to the basket is cut off. Good defense by Sheboygan. Good job. Good live hands. Trying to force the ball inside was Brian Hillis. That was Corey Dahl not able to get it. His groovy tipped it out. It's just going to stay Marty. All of a sudden, the owls aren't kind of penetrating moving as quickly as they were before. They're kind of sitting flat. Der had it inside and he lost it. Mills going down Main Street, dishes it off. But there's a fall before on the pass, committing the fall was Fred Der, his fourth. That's what you want to do there. Get to the basket. Good job there by Luke Mills again. Mills has made his last three. He'll have two more looking good. Zavachin, Fisher, and Bullock come in for Waukesha Tech. For Sheboygan, we have Siever, Mentink, Mills, Groobie, and Simulink in the ball game. Mills can't get that second one to go. It's 51-48 Sheboygan by three. Wow. Shot by Fisher. No good. Mills got good timing, but he couldn't control it. Another outside jumper this time by Hillis. And he's got the three-pointer. We're tied at 51-6-30, remaining in a ball game. There he is. Take it. Nice little touch. Ooh, couldn't get it to go. Good fight by Brian Simulink. It's a jump ball. Possession arrow goes to Waukesha Tech. Carl Groobie coming out and coming in is Ron Rakowski. Jump shot is no good. Rebound by Mills. Pardon me, Rakowski. Just an outstanding job on the offensive board, or defensive board, excuse me, for the Wombats today, not allowing second shots. Mentink, oh, nice feed to Simulink down the lane. His shot is missed, but he tips it up and in. That second ever there by Brian. That's that pass we wanted before, Chris. That time he completed it to Brian Simulink. Oh, you got to get a hand up on him. Halu for three. Siever was just too slow there to get there. Waukesha Tech up one. Mills driving hard to the basket. Looked like the defense got underneath him, but no call. Sheboygan gets it back. Siever from outside the line. No good. Joel Kalu with the rebound. Kalu drives it right down the lane and lays it up an hand. Not good defense that time by Sheboygan. Waukesha Tech up 56-53. A whole lot of reaching going on. Siever trying to tie it up. Can't get it to go. Call by Don Green. That ball went off of Luke Mills. Zach Watson back in the ballgame. Kalu has hit four of his last five shots. Marty couldn't hit the broadside of a barn. In the first 15 minutes of the game, now suddenly he's really hot. Kips it out to Watson, but I believe he stepped on the line as he went through. Heunek making that call. That's tough. Getting kind of forced out there and you can get forced out of bounds. Doesn't make up for the two slaps Mintek took right here in front of us and went for a layup. Tack, good job. A leaner. Mills high for the rebound. Mills with a leap and leaner got it to go. His first basket of the second half. Waukesha Tech still up. It's 56-55 though and we're at 4-24 remaining in the ballgame. Like when Luke Mills attacks the basket, but he's getting kind of tired. Hope he has some left for his last four minutes. Kalu over to Fisher. He finally got one to go, a two-pointer.  His first basket of the game. Makes a reason. Bullock playing very tight defense on Siever. Simulink's shot is no good. And then Jason Mintek commits a foul. That was an easy one, missed there. Brian liked to have that one back. He'd probably make that 19 out of 20 times. 352 and counting Waukesha Tech up 58-55. Mike Martin along with Chris Wright bringing you to ballgame tonight. Good ball, man. Nice pass. Nice easy shot for Bullock. He has 14 points. Shboying looks a little tired, Marty. A lot to come back in the start of the second half. A lot to come back to lay here in the second half. Well, they're not as deep either. No. Maybe a rest timeout wouldn't be the worst situation here. Ball is on Eric Bullock his second. Takes a lot of energy to come back. Oh, you got that right. And then hold that lead. Shboying is down five with 329 remaining. 14 points for Matt Siever going for number 15. He's got it. Shboying down three, 60 to 57. Comes the 131 zone. Need a stop and another big rebound. They've been so tough on the boards. Kaloo from way outside the line. He's got it. He's been red hot, Marty. Well, I think you're going to have to come out and guard him, you know, three, four feet outside the line. They're up six. Mills' quick jump shot is no good. There's a botchin with the rebound. A behind the back pass to Bullock. His shot is blocked, but being called for the fall, I believe, is going to be Brian Simmelink. Make it Luke Mills. Well, just like at the tail end of the first half, they're starting to creep away again, Marty. 15 points for Bullock. Don Green's stopping the action on Sportsome Lake Act. Coach, I didn't see what that was all about. 16 points for Bullock. Joel Kaloo leads a walk-a-shot tech with 17. Don Green, very emphatic, making that call on Caleb's a botchin. That'll be his fourth. Fall was on the floor before the shot was released. After earning his two free throws, could he use the three-point play there? Ooh, that would have been nice. Walk-a-shot tech's lead is cut down to seven. Great shot of Matt Siever. Siever's free throws in and Sheboygan calls a quick time out with 247. They trail at 65-59, 30-second time out, so we better keep it here. Obviously Sheboygan needs a stop on this possession. Well, yeah, and Joel Kaloo is the one who's been red hot for walk-a-shot tech. That's about the only person. Normally, they've done a very good job allowing just one shot and out Sheboygan has. He's about the only one I'd be very concerned about on that outside perimeter.  I was just thinking that with the shot clock, and there's still a relative good amount of time with only a six-point deficit, they can afford to sit in the zone. Yeah, they can, there is. Lots of game left, 247, it's a lot. It's a three-possession game by twos or two-possession with threes. One thing that walk-a-shot tech would have to do on a common fall is make the first to get the bonus free throw. Sheboygan has only committed 17 falls so far.  That's the only person you should extend on. That shot, you don't mind, that you don't want. Zavachan's shot is no good. Siever comes out with it. Sheboygan with a three-on-one break. Siever crossing over, jumper in the lane, got it to go. Wasn't pretty, but it was effective. 65-61, 2-10 remaining, Sheboygan down four.  Just know her clue is, there he is. And up, no good, rebound, Sheboygan.  And they did it again. Luke Mills, take the time, Luke. Oh, almost sent over and back. He didn't establish all over though, Marty. There's an easy one. Side to Rakowski for two. Sheboygan down by two, 65-63, a minute 39 and counting. Game situation, Marty. Don't extend that zone too far.  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Luke Mills with the ball at the top, and he took it right down 8th Street and laid it up. In, in. And it all started with that big rebound. Good patience shown there by the wombats, not panicking or anything. Plenty of time on the clock there, swung it around. Yes, Siever's been hot, but if you want to drive to the basket, Luke Mills has been your guy. Well, you get that little inside-outside threat. You know, it forces the defense to cover a whole lot of ground. And when Siever got the lane, the defense backed away from him, I thought. And, you know, they didn't do that much in the first part of the game, but kind of forced into it on that shot. Yeah. What does Sheboygan do? I would change things. I would change things up here right now, and I would pressure the inbound, pressure guys all over, and kind of full-walk, so you always kind of laid back and let things set up. Change things up for 8 seconds and put a little pressure on the inbounder here, and see if you can get a steal or something. You know, I would think they're gonna either go with Bullock or Kalu. They're not gonna. Mills, Simulink, Rakowski, Siever, and Mentink in the ballgame for Sheboygan. It's Kalu Zavachin, Hillis, and Fisher. If anything, you want Waukesha Tech to go backwards, not forwards. Yeah, exactly. So don't get them, catch it running towards you, running away from you. They already did it. It was on Kalu. It's a good match up there. Way outside, no good, and at the buzzer. We're going to overtime. What a way to start off the season for us, Coach. Oh, he dodged the bullet. Crept back in. I think their idea there was to get a pole shot there, but it just took too long to develop, and the best shot they could get there was a 3A shot. Just too slow. Thought it was a great defensive switch, having Luke Mills guard Kalu, good 7, 8 inch on height, you know, and force him way outside. Tell you what, if I was these Wombats, I'd have a seat. They've worked pretty darn hard here. Let's see if they have enough left for the next five minutes. Five minutes over time. The fall situation stays the same. Sheboygan's got the advantage in that respect, as they're in the double bonus. Walk-a-shot tech is not. John Green says if they tie after this, we're flipping a coin. Is that what they were going to do yesterday at that golf event in South Africa? President's Cup, yep. I think he must have money on Tampa Bay or the Giants, and he wants to get back to random and watch the end of that game. Now Luke Mills can definitely out-jump Bullock here. He did get the tap at the beginning of the ballgame. Whoop, see, I jinxed on him. Well, I don't think so, Coach. I think what happened there is you're talking tired now. This isn't the beginning of the ballgame, we're talking overtime. And even though Bullock has played a lot recently, he hasn't played nearly as much as Mills. Bullock skying high and got it to go. Well, they get the first one, but there's lots of time left. 20 points. Siever with a runner, we're tied at 69. Look with a crossover. Hillis taking it down to Lane. Got it to go and he's fouled. Well, what you got there was Raskowski there to lunge there, and as soon as that Hillis saw that, he went right to the basket. Good smart thinking there by him. Hillis looking for his 10th point of the ballgame. Walk-a-shot tech up two. Mills with the rebound. I'll tell you what, they bumped. Hillis, they better call it down there. Siever got his shoulder down, got it in front of the defender and took it right to the hoop. We're tied again. I gotta call those both ways, Marty. Let him shoot. Don't let him shoot. Don't let him shoot either. Right down the lane, no good. Underley, Simulink with the rebound. We're down to 345 in overtime, the first overtime. We're all tied up at 71. Mantic inside, kicks it back out. 3.10 by Simulink is no good. Raskowski jumping on the back of Eric Bullock. Commits a foul. Bullock so far in the ballgame. Chris has made three out of five. So he hasn't been a sure thing. Still bonus here, Marty. Start off the board. Simulink with another board. Number 12. I thought it was a baker's dozen, but I'll take it. Siever, no good, but Commence move. Make it 13. Right, oh. Good play by Luke Mills. Raskowski not able to hang on. Well, he had the defense all jumping on him. Raskowski wide open, but he wasn't able to handle a pass. We're still tied at 71. 3.05 remaining in overtime. Zavachin stepping on the line. There's just no place for him to go, and you got big Brian Simulink in there. I don't know what he's thinking there. Under three minutes. How about the lead? Oh, he had him. Siever was open for a second, but he didn't get him the ball inside. Shot clock down to 12, and Siever lays it up an end. 25 points for Matt. Get it, Bullock had it stripped away by Mantic, and he can't quite get it. Good hustle by both players. He should have had that one. Just kind of flat footed there. A little tired, probably. Fresh feed, he would have had that. Oh, for sure. Bullock. Shot is no good. Oh, no. Zavachin tips it off the board and in. Oh, my goodness. I think that hit the wire. Didn't it look like it went up high enough and bumped that wire? When the two white shirts went together up there, Simulink got either an elbow or something up there. But yeah, you're right. The wire's gotten a shake in there. Here we go. Take a look at it. Ooh, it came mighty close. Let's see what happens to Simulink. He got hit, I think, by an elbow from one of his teammates. He didn't go crashing to the floor. Big tip, I'll tell you. She was a dandy, unfortunately. This is one young man they need on the floor. We're tied at 73. There's 209 remaining. Sheboygan's ball. There's also your middle guy in the press break. Good job. Patience. Rikulski looked like he had an open shot, and the lane didn't take it. A dangerous pass. Zavachin, bodying up on Rikulski, commits the fall. And if that's on him, it's going to be his fifth. Don't want any lollipop passes now, Marty. Should have been his fifth. Table only has him for four. Whoop. You gave it to Der. Yeah, he still has five. Kalski's free throw is off. 147 left in the game. We're tied at 73. Need to lead back here. Now just make one here now, Son. Didn't get that one to go. Well, look, runs it down. Fisher has it. Hulu, pump faking, looking for the opening. Good defense by Sheboygan. Jump shot is blocked by Rikulski. That might have been a pass attempt. Mills has it. Jump shot is off. No good by Shmall, and then Rikulski commits the fall. What for? Now Waukesha Tech will be in the double bonus, Chris, as Brian Hillis goes to the line. He had a free throw earlier in the overtime that he missed. He'll have two now. Comes Simlick. He's ready to roll. Hillis pops in the first free throw, and that gives Waukesha Tech the lead back at 74-73. 123 remaining. Got to get Mills or Siebert back to the basket, going, driving to the basket. Haven't done that for a while. Flat shot, and tipped out of bounds. I think that went off of Sheboygan. No, 50, it went off of him. Happy coughing into the mic. It just blew an eardrum in my hand. That and our five million listeners. I wasn't going to do it, and now outside it still came. Waukesha Tech in a zone. Sheboygan working the perimeter. Mills open from outside the three-point line. His shot is off, and Ben Fisher calls a timeout. Smart play by him. We're at 59.2 seconds, a 30-second timeout. So we'll keep it here, Scott. Boils down to what Sheboygan had back at the end of regulation. They need a strong defensive possession. Yeah, a minute left. As we found out the last time at the end of regulation, that's an eternity. Lots of stuff going to happen, three or four series yet. Shot clock is at 32, so that shouldn't be much of a factor for Waukesha. If they do run it down, it means Sheboygan will get the ball with the shot clock off. Ben Fisher bringing it up. Back off him.  He doesn't do anything. He's a good passer, good defensive player. Not a good shooter. 10. Gets it deep. Jump shot is no good. Stripped away by Sturzi, and then Sheboygan still comes away with it. They can hold it to the end, Marty. Well, they've got to be able to handle it first. Mills was open for a second, but didn't take it. It was a wise choice. Siever lays it off for Simulink, powers it up. Can't get it to goal. Kaloo had it tipped away. Simulink again, got it with 10. 11.3 seconds remaining. Good hustle. Time out. Waukesha Tech with 7.3 seconds remaining. Sheboygan up by two. Simulink got the shot to go after a wild exchange underneath the basket. I thought he could have been called for an offense but he moved a couple bodies out of there to free himself up for the shot. Why call what now? Exactly right. Wow. Took a long time for Waukesha Tech to get that time out, too. I'm hoping Brian can, or pardon me, that Scott can rewind that shot that Simulink made before we get back into the action. Just going to say it took forever for them to get to. Even half-court and call time out. Four seconds went off the clock. So that's four seconds that they don't have. Once again, same situation as the end of the regulation. Here you see it drive. Watch a muscle out here. Yes. Misses that one. But here, when he gets it back, he pushes somebody there. It is right there. And he puts it up and in. Of course, Hillis went down pretty easily. Jason Mentec was the key there. He knocked it away. Looked like Joe Kaloo was going to grab the ball. And good hustle there is poke his hand in there when right back to Simulink. Mentec heard you on that other one, Don. At this end where he didn't get it, where he was laying on the floor. Like you were swimming in mud. You were complaining he didn't hustle. Right. Same situation here. Let's have Ben Fisher go back into the back court here. Let's have him go backwards here. Don't overplay here, Ben. Hillis is a guy you want to be careful for. He's at corner. That's perfect. Fisher's got Seaver beat. Lays it off. Shot is short. Tip up a bunch. Sheboygan's got it. And that's the ball game. Sheboygan wins it 75 to 74. Wow. Wow, Jason. Easy good drawing up play by Coach Hartman. Easy layout. They had everything set, but he just missed it. And then I thought there was no time. They got a second effort shot there. And it fell short. And Sheboygan with an unbelievable ball game tonight gets the win. Let's take a short break. 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Waukesha Tech actually had two nice shots at the very end, with about a second left, and then got a tip in as the buzzer went off. Neither shot went, and the Wombats had their win. And Waukesha, when we watched these teams warm up at the beginning of the game, we thought, man, we're looking at a blowout, not the case. Just while we heard of how good Waukesha Tech was, a lot of players back, good athletes. And as we said, at the beginning, Waukesha and Sheboygan struggling to own four. And just, as I said, it's so difficult to get together and feel each other out in these two-year programs. And eventually, it's all going to start clicking. Maybe tonight was the key. 30 turnovers is way too much. By the way, on your screen there was Brian Simmelink, the hero for tonight's game. Yeah, I was just going to say 30 turnovers is definitely not what Mike Seafeld wants, and when he looks back, will be something they're going to have to work on. But on a big positive, I said it over and over, for such a good shooting team that Waukesha was, they kept missing. And you only allowed one shot and out. And that, I thought, was just a key to the ballgame. Just they had 10 shots, and they only got one shot. Not too many offensive rebounds allowed. And because of it, you kept yourself in the game. All between Luke Mills and Ron Rakowski and Brian Simmelink and Carl Groobie and Brandon Schmall, Sheboygan was always able to keep a tall front line in the ballgame and certainly made a huge difference in the rebounding, especially on the defensive side. Absolutely. And the Dutchman connection down the stretch. Mills and Simmelink. Yeah, we're pretty good. And Siever got hot there when you wanted to late in the end of regulation and in overtime and helped propel them to the victory tonight. According to what I have, Matt Siever really lit it up in the second half. He had 22 of his 25 points in the second half. Brian Simmelink chipped in with 19, and Luke Mills had 15 to lead the Wombats for Waukesha Tech. Joel Kaloo, their ace point guard, had 20 points. Eric Bullock, actually their high score, according to coach Hartman, coming off the bench at 18. And then also chipping in in double figures was Brian Hillis. He had 10 points all in the second half. There you got Brian Andrews getting us on camera. And my name is Mike Martin for the coach. Chris Wright, well, before we sign off, Chris says I got to tell you what our next game is. It'll be next Monday when Waukesha North invades Sheboygan North. And then we've got a couple more games coming up next week. On Thursday, December 4th, Concordia will visit Lakeland on the women's side. And then on Friday, Green Bay Southwest in the opening of the Fox River Valley Conference invades Sheboygan North. So three games coming up next week. Make sure you guys are watching TV 8. One more time, Sheboygan Wombats, 75, Waukesha Tech 74. 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