Vierow doubles spark Hawks to semifinal win
In a 11-4 Class 2A quarterfinal at Principal Park, Scott Vierow's two-run double after an intentional walk to Mike Moser broke a 2-2 tie in the sixth. North Fayette then pulled away with five runs, led by Logan Michael and Bren Dan Johannsen's RBI doubles, to advance to face Cherokee in the semifinals.
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State baseball tournament recap and matchups
The listing shows today and Monday games across multiple classes with pairings including Remsen St. Marys versus AHST and Mount Ayr versus Coon Rapids Bayard. Other matches feature Kossuth North Sentral against Coon Rapids Bayard and Jows Mennonite versus Lenox, followed by Mount Pidanant versus Sioux City Heelan.
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Mid-Prairie Hawks reach 2A state quarterfinals at Principal Park
Mid-Prairie under Brian Miller advances to the Class 2A state quarterfinals with a 13-3 six inning win over Mediapolis. Seeded No.3, the Golden Hawks (27-11) face No.6 West Sioux (24-8) after clinching their third state appearance in four years and fourth overall since 2001. The team features four returning starters led by Brenneman and Kos, with a mix of seniors and sophomores fueling the bid for another title. Miller notes the state berth boosts motivation and emphasizes developing pitchers as a key goal while aiming to win the title again.
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Shimak shines as Kennedy topples Washington in regional
Trysha Shimak went 4 for 4 and Kennedy capitalized on Washington early errors to beat Cedar Rapids Washington 11 to 3 in a Class 4A softball regional quarterfinal at Kennedy. Kennedy advances to face No. 3 Cedar Rapids Jefferson, while Washington struggles with a young lineup and a winless MVC run.
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Carver Leads North All Stars at Shrine Game in Ames
Alburnett coach Jim Carver hones his North squad for the 35th annual Shrine All-Star Football Game in Ames at Jack Trice Stadium. The week features hospital visits, Cubs game, pizza party, dance, hog roast, and Adventureland trip. Players total 45 with strong character as they prepare for a 7 p.m. kickoff.
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TV Tonight Iowa Shrine prep game to air noon Sunday
The Iowa Shrine prep all star game will be taped and televised at noon Sunday on KFXA. It is hosted in Willow dormitory on the Iowa State University campus with access to Cyclone practice fields. Carver praises the coaches and players including Reisner and Neilson from Iowa bound and Hum. BW Conked the war.
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