Warriors fall short in 4A title bid despite late rally
Urbandale defeats Washington 3 0 in the championship as pitcher Rimmy Nemickas shines with six strikeouts in relief. Washington battles injuries and a resilient seventh inning, but Urbandale’s Carter Troncin drives in the decisive run and the J-Hawks claim the title.
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Regals fall short in 2A baseball title game
Centerville defeats Regina 4-3 to claim the state title as Tiger Terpstra preserves the win with a late running catch. Regina star Ryan Schott drove in two runs but Trent Hoogerwerf was out on Hargraves’ seventh inning key out. Gahan allowed six hits and three earned runs in a hard fought final.
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Lisbon falls short as early error sinks comeback bid
Lisbon rallies after a rough first inning, scoring five in the third to cut the deficit. Evan Paulus dominates with a solo shot and five strong innings as New man holds on for a state champion defense. Bennett leaves for Cornell College after seven seniors graduate.
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