Weekend High School Baseball Schedule Fragments
A list of games from June 4 to June 7 across multiple venues. Schools include Missouri Valley, Avoca, Underwood, Shelby-Tennant, HCHS, Tri-Center, Walnut, Cumberland-Massena, Orient, Macksburg, EH-K, West Harrison, CB Lewis Central, Harlan, Wall Lake, AvoHa, St. Albert, Woodbine, I-K-M, and Corning. Several tournaments and doubleheaders noted with locations such as Manilla, CB, and Wall Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
Avoca
Underwood
Shelby-Tennant
HCHS
Tri-Center
Walnut
Cumberland-Massena
Orient
Macksburg
West Harrison
K-M
Manilla
Harlan
Wall Lake
AvoHa
Shelby Tennant
CB Tee Jay
Orient-Macksburg
CB St. Albert
Woodbine
I-K-M
Corning
Irwin
Area high schools to take part in weekend tournaments
Four area teams enter softball and baseball events this weekend. Harlan Cyclones travel to CB Lewis Central to meet Spencer at 2 p.m. If they lose, they play St Albert East loser at 7 p.m. A win earns a Sunday 1 p.m. rematch against CB LC or DM North. EH-K Danes host a four team tourney with games at noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m. I-K-M Hawkettes host a Classic with Kingsley-Pierson, Sioux City North and CB Abraham Lincoln. pairings to be announced for 2, 3:30, 6 and 7:30 p.m. at Irwin. Tri-Center travels to Corning for a softball tourney Saturday. The Harlan Newspapers will unveil the second annual all-area boys track team, including five field event names and ten running event names, plus Male Runner of the Year finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Community Cyclones
CB Lewis Central
Spencer
HCHS
St. Albert SC
Cyclones
CB LC
DM North
Eh-K
I-K-M Hawkettes
Kingsley-Pierson
Sioux City North
Abraham Lincoln
Irwin
Tri-Center
Corning
Harlan Newspapers
News-Advertiser
Bill Bauerkemper
Walnut
Roger Brown
AvoHa
Tron Dandy
Elk Horn
Kimballton
Don Klitgaard
Jeff Wolfe
CYO softball schedule and contact details note
A full-season note lists game times 6 7 15 and 8 30 at all sites except Westphalia with Westphalia times 5 30 6 35 and 7 40. It provides venue schedule through July 16 with matchups at Panama Earling Portsmouth Defiance Westphalia Panama B Panama A and Panama B. Coaches and home town contacts are given plus a call in time by 8 a.m. the day after each set of three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westphalia
Panama
Defiance
Earling
Portsmouth
Bryce Schaben
Linda Klein
Steve Levien
Panama A
Dale Muell
Panama B
Gerald Konhiles
Sue Schaben
Thomsen Sherer finish fourth in state tennis meet
Thomsen and Sherer of HCHS reached the state semifinals in Des Moines. They lost both sets to Waterloo Central, dropping to the consolation rounds and finishing fourth among 16 Class 1A doubles teams. They opened with a 6-4 6-1 win over Jurgensen Mayer, then beat Denison pair 7-6 4-6 6-4 after a tight tiebreaker in the first set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dave Thomsen
Brandon Sherer
HCHS
Waterloo Central
Cyclone
Thomsen
Peter Ruescher
Sherer
Fort Dodge St. Edmond
Bob Jurgensen
Anthony Mayer
Denison
Steve Newton
Tracy Bennett
Tom Birchmier
Mike McGinnis
Cyclones
Matt Smith
Adam Carroll
Thomsen-Sherer
Central
Eldora- New Providence
Craig Brown
Gerardo Ruiz
Thomson
Southwest Iowa
Mark Petratis
Dave Koehler
CB St
TJ downs Cyclones in Opener
TJ dropped HCHS 6-3 as five Cyclone errors and early miscues doomed the visitors. Mantell earned the win with six strikeouts, while Lansing took the loss despite ten K’s. HCHS’s junior varsity prevailed 16-2 in three innings, and Cyclones prepare for Tri-Center non conference play with weekend CB Lewis Central Tournament action noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Tee Jay
Cyclones
HCHS
Cyclone
Jay Goeser
RBI
Yellowjackets
Dale Fink
Goeser
Bob Mantell
Greg Lansing
Dave Goetz
Coach Lansing
JV Cyclones
Chris Carlsen
Steve Lansing
Shawn Arkfeld
Brent Christensen
Kevin Kardell
Christensen
Tri-Center
CB Lewis
Cyclonettes rally in SW Iowa tourney to three straight wins
Glenwood opened 1986 softball with a 3-2 loss to Glenwood but the Cyclonettes rebounded to beat Atlantic 10-3 and then defeated CB Lewis Central 14-3 and West Harrison 14-4 in the Southwest Iowa Tourney. Key hits came from Neneman Picker Konfist Musich Swanson Kenkel and Schmitz as Ramettes and Cyclonettes split the early season action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood & CO Bluffs
Cyclonettes
Iowa
HCHS
Glenwood
Atlantic
CB Lewis Central
CB LC
West Harrison
Ramettes
Neneman
Picker
Konfist
Lorie Musich
Lori Swans
Swanson
Musich
Thraen
Joan Fuchs
Kathi Schmitz
West
Area athletes win few medals at Iowa Boys State Track Meet
In Des Moines hot conditions area teams earned 15 state qualifiers with only six medals. Walnut had two top six finishes from three qualifiers led by Jeff Wolfe fourth in shot put and Bill Bauerkemper sixth in high jump. Elk Horn Kimballton led with a 3200 relay, Danes finished fifth in 8:19.48, and Dandy placed in multiple events. Viking standout Nick Nelson helped in a sixth place 4x100, while Shelby-Tennant's Shawn Bell set a school mark in the 1600 and Walnut, Oakland, Avoca, and Cumberland-Massena-Treynor posted additional top 10s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Walnut
Jeff Wolfe
Bill Bauerkemper
Jerry Sievers
Elk Horn
Kimballton
Kelly Gessert
Chad Juelsgaard
Jarod Juelsgaard
Tron Dandy
Dandy
Kurt Reynolds
Tron
Chad
Jarod
Juelsgaard
AvoHa
Viking
David Bywater
Roger Brown
Mark Scheffler
Nick Nelson
Brown
Chet Guyer
Bywater
Joel Mez
Also Mentioned on This Page
CYO
Cyclone Dave Thomson
TJ Downs Cyclones
Lansing
Joe Heeser
Fink
Kioewer
R—Fink
Schulte
Mantel
Ise Eee
Glen
Shaw
Nisely
Osterholm
Konfrst
Lp—Thraen
Kenkel
Fuchs
Hr—Musich
R—Swanson
Rbi—Musich
Rhe
Stevenson
Hansen
Rasmussen
Dvorak
R—Duran
Else
Ki. Schmitz
Ka. Schmitz
Fuhs
Williams
Pecht
Scheidie
R—Gillman
RH E Lycees
Wp—Thraen
Wilson
Peters
R—Kenkel
Lauterbach
Henschel
Schechinger
Shawn Bell
Bell
Classia
Paton-Chardan
Baxter
Schaller
Lemars Gehien
Meservey Thornton
Iowa Deaf
Kimbalston
Oakland
Cumberland- Massena
Treynor
Northern University
Dallas Center
Grimes
Manson
Maurice Orange City
Sergeant Bluff
Luton
Maple Valley
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