MWL Postseason All Star Team Named
Former Kernel Clark Becker and nine position players three starting pitchers and two relievers were named to the Midwest League Post Season All Star Team. Lansing shortstop Bo Bichette was chosen MWL Most Valuable Player and Prospect of the Year with West Michigan’s Mike Rabolo named MWL Manager.
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Coe College Second in NAC Preseason Poll
Coe College the defending NAC champions placed second in the TAC preseason poll behind Dubuque. Wartburg tied for second with Coe, Central earned one first place vote and Simpson, Nebraska Wesleyan, Luther, Loras, and Buena Vista followed. ITAC season opens August 31 with Sept. 2 game at Wisconsin River Falls and Sept. 9 home vs Cornell.
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Bach transfers to Center Point Urbana amid move
Center Point Urbana confirms Myles Bach will join for the 2017-18 school year. The senior-to-be, a four time state track champion at Marion, says his house is for sale and eligibility begins immediately after enrollment. He helped Marion win the 3A state team title in May and was cross country runner-up to Jeremy Fopma last fall.
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UNI receivers maturing under Farley and McCann
Northern Iowa coach Mark Farley and new hire Pat McCann describe a talented but inexperienced wide receiver group led by sophomore Jalen Rima. Rima flashed as a true freshman with 764 all purpose yards and two receiving TDs, but needs refinement to become a complete target for UNI.
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Independence Mustangs Bow to Dike-New Hartford 40 27
Independence opened the football season with a 40 27 loss to Class 2A No 9 Dike New Hartford at Lyle Lembaugh Field. The defeat shows promise as the Mustangs nearly matched last year's offensive output in one game despite a winless 2016 campaign. Cade Fuller led the Wolverines with two rushing TDs and Noah Epley returned an interception for a score.
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Hoogland's Return Sparks Orioles in 51-12 Rout
Springville running back Henry Hoogland returned from a broken foot to rush for four touchdowns and pass for another in a non district 8 player opener. The Orioles built a 31 point second quarter lead and cruised past West Central 51-12 at West Central.
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