1 day ago
A Wisconsin father has been accused of bad sportsmanship after he allegedly ran onto a football field and deliberately tripped a 9-year-old player.
Video obtained by ABC affiliate WISN 12 News showed an unidentified man appearing to rush the field in Mount Pleasant and put his leg out in front of a child who was running for a touchdown.
Mount Pleasant police told CBS 58 that the man, 41, was "upset with a play" when things escalated during the Saturday, August 22, match between the Racine Eagles and the Milwaukee Colts.
YouTube/WISN 12 News
Officers reportedly stopped him while he was driving from Case High School and said he was "cooperative" and "admitted to the act and acknowledged he was wrong."
#august #racine #milwaukee
Video obtained by ABC affiliate WISN 12 News showed an unidentified man appearing to rush the field in Mount Pleasant and put his leg out in front of a child who was running for a touchdown.
Mount Pleasant police told CBS 58 that the man, 41, was "upset with a play" when things escalated during the Saturday, August 22, match between the Racine Eagles and the Milwaukee Colts.
YouTube/WISN 12 News
Officers reportedly stopped him while he was driving from Case High School and said he was "cooperative" and "admitted to the act and acknowledged he was wrong."
#august #racine #milwaukee
1 month ago
WEST BEND – Spencer Turtz began the final round of the 125th Wisconsin Amateur Championship on July 23 as a co-leader, and he hoped to feel some nerves on the 18th hole with a chance to claim the state's most prestigious amateur event.
He did, but not until his final full swing into No. 18. The approach found the center of the green, leading to a par for a final round 2-over 73 and a tournament victory at 3-over 287.
"I was pretty happy feeling those little nerves," Turtz said. "It was fun. Fun to compete."
Turtz's playing partner and co-leader Ricky Kuiper [Racine] gave Turtz some breathing room when he double-bogeyed the par 3 17th, which gave Turtz a three-shot lead heading to the last. After finding the fairway with his tee shot, Turtz wanted to know what he needed to do to win.
When caddie and former Badgers teammate Cameron Huss told him to play it safe, and that he could capture the trophy with a two or three-putt, Turtz felt the ******* erflies.
#turtz #three
He did, but not until his final full swing into No. 18. The approach found the center of the green, leading to a par for a final round 2-over 73 and a tournament victory at 3-over 287.
"I was pretty happy feeling those little nerves," Turtz said. "It was fun. Fun to compete."
Turtz's playing partner and co-leader Ricky Kuiper [Racine] gave Turtz some breathing room when he double-bogeyed the par 3 17th, which gave Turtz a three-shot lead heading to the last. After finding the fairway with his tee shot, Turtz wanted to know what he needed to do to win.
When caddie and former Badgers teammate Cameron Huss told him to play it safe, and that he could capture the trophy with a two or three-putt, Turtz felt the ******* erflies.
#turtz #three
1 month ago
WEST BEND – Spencer Turtz began the final round of the 125th Wisconsin Amateur Championship on July 23 as a co-leader, and he hoped to feel some nerves on the 18th hole with a chance to claim the state's most prestigious amateur event.
He did, but not until his final full swing into No. 18. The approach found the center of the green, leading to a par for a final round 2-over 73 and a tournament victory at 3-over 287.
"I was pretty happy feeling those little nerves," Turtz said. "It was fun. Fun to compete."
Turtz's playing partner and co-leader Ricky Kuiper [Racine] gave Turtz some breathing room when he double-bogeyed the par 3 17th, which gave Turtz a three-shot lead heading to the last. After finding the fairway with his tee shot, Turtz wanted to know what he needed to do to win.
When caddie and former Badgers teammate Cameron Huss told him to play it safe, and that he could capture the trophy with a two or three-putt, Turtz felt the **** erflies.
#nerves #west
He did, but not until his final full swing into No. 18. The approach found the center of the green, leading to a par for a final round 2-over 73 and a tournament victory at 3-over 287.
"I was pretty happy feeling those little nerves," Turtz said. "It was fun. Fun to compete."
Turtz's playing partner and co-leader Ricky Kuiper [Racine] gave Turtz some breathing room when he double-bogeyed the par 3 17th, which gave Turtz a three-shot lead heading to the last. After finding the fairway with his tee shot, Turtz wanted to know what he needed to do to win.
When caddie and former Badgers teammate Cameron Huss told him to play it safe, and that he could capture the trophy with a two or three-putt, Turtz felt the **** erflies.
#nerves #west
