Prep softball: Lisbon knocks a school-record 25 hits in a 17-7 win over Alburnett, then Ryleigh Allgood shuts the door in relief in Game 2.
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Prep softball: Lisbon knocks a school-record 25 hits in a 17-7 win over Alburnett, then Ryleigh Allgood shuts the door in relief in Game 2.
Lisbon swept Alburnett in an Iowa high school softball doubleheader Monday night.
Week 5 of the Iowa high school baseball season includes rivalries, non-conference battles and a strong field at Williamsburg’s Terry Curtis Classic. Here is a look ahead to some noteworthy contests this week.
Here are this week’s Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association rankings. The play and results may not be but Cascade’s ranking remains consistent.
A look at how former Eastern Iowa high school and University of Iowa baseball players are doing in affiliated professional baseball.
Iowa City Liberty didn’t hit a home run in its first 17 games this season. Lightning struck for four home runs, including two from Jayden Khamphilanouvong, in a 12-6 and 6-3 Mississippi Valley Conference baseball doubleheader sweep at Cedar Rapids Jefferson.
Cedar Rapids Prairie’s baseball team, ranked No. 2 in Class 4A, went into Friday’s home double-header against Cedar Rapids Xavier with a 1.44 team earned run average. The Hawks hadn’t allowed more than three runs in their first 18 games. They swept 3A No. 4 Xavier, 12-2, in six innings and 7-4.
Iowa City Liberty swept Cedar Rapids Jefferson by scores of 6-3 and 12-6 in a baseball doubleheader on Friday.
Prep softball: Lisbon Coach Bob Bunting notches career win No. 1,300 Friday, a 16-0 rout of West Central at the Jesup Tournament.
Prep softball: Wednesday sweep pushes Cedar Rapids Prairie coach Alisha Frese to 500-win plateau.
Cedar Rapids Kennedy beat Cedar Rapids Xavier 2-1 in a softball game at Xavier on Wednesday.
Prep softball: Cedar Rapids Kennedy gets a 3-hitter from Lily Knutson, a key catch from Emerson Swearinger and a home run from Teagan Chrisman in a 2-1 win over Cedar Rapids Xavier.
Dyersville Beckman fought through the overlap with spring sports and a tough schedule. The Class 2A No. 5 Blazers are starting to hit their stride, winning four straight with a new head coach and a switch to the River Valley Conference.
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