Dyersville Beckman swept Anamosa by scores of 8-3 and 5-4 in an Iowa high school baseball doubleheader Thursday night at Anamosa Middle School.
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Dyersville Beckman swept Anamosa by scores of 8-3 and 5-4 in an Iowa high school baseball doubleheader Thursday night at Anamosa Middle School.
Western Dubuque loaded the bases with one out and Hunter Quagliano delivered a sacrifice fly to chase home pinch runner Grant Glausser in the bottom of the seventh for a 3-2 victory over Center Point-Urbana on Wednesday night at Mount Mercy’s Plaster Athletic Complex.
Mount Vernon lost a tough substate baseball final to eventual state champion Western Dubuque last season. The Mustangs took advantage of a regular season rematch, beating the Bobcats, 6-5, Wednesday night at Mount Mercy’s Plaster Athletic Complex.
Two late winning at-bats by Katie Pilcher lifted Cedar Rapids Xavier past Western Dubuque in a 4A top-10 softball showdown.
Baseball notes: South Winneshiek is contending for another Upper Iowa Conference title. North Linn Coach Travis Griffith earned his 500th career victory Monday when the Lynx swept Maquoketa Valley.
Mason Woods — the Iowa City West standout and son of Iowa special teams coordinator LeVar Woods — announced his commitment to Iowa football.
Prep softball notes: A squad full of second-, third and fourth-year varsity players, Washington is 20-4 and ranked No. 7 in Class 3A.
Area softball Super Ten and standings: Western Dubuque remains No. 1 in the area by a slim margin over Williamsburg and Benton Community.
Class 4A fourth-ranked Western Dubuque and 5A No. 14 Cedar Rapids Kennedy split an Iowa high school softball doubleheader Tuesday night at Kennedy High School. The host Cougars won the opener, 3-0. The Bobcats took the nightcap, 9-3.
The Marion softball team has a really close bond. The Wolves stand 11-11 and aim for more success in the postseason.
Coach James Nelson hopes the young Cedar Rapids Prairie baseball team keeps improving as the postseason nears.
Mason Waterbury pitched six strong innings in an 8-5 Iowa City Liberty win, raising his record to 7-0. Another southpaw took center stage in the nightcap. Linn-Mar senior Caleb Mossman threw five innings as the Lions secured a split with a 10-3 victory.
With Class 3A top-ranked Williamsburg trailing early in the nightcap of Monday’s Wamac twinbill with Center Point-Urbana, Curtin pitched six innings of one-hit, shutout ball, and the Raiders went on to pick up the sweep, 3-0 and 10-3, at Jim Turner Field.
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