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Bobby LeWarne battled a high pitch count and one of the most explosive offenses in the state. The Dowling Catholic right-hander came out on top of both. LeWarne tossed a complete game as the No. 3 Maroons improved to 3-0 with a 2-1 victory at No.
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The Scarlets take a 4-3 victory, leaving Portsmouth, N.H., the national record-holder with 88 straight high school baseball victories.
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The other top-ranked teams are Clear Creek-Amana, Solon, North Sentral Kossuth/Armstrong-Ringsted and Akron-Westfield.
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He is a former head girls' basketball coach in the CIML, at Mason City.
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The Martensdale-St. Marys baseball team beat Guthrie Center 10-0 on Monday to extend its winning streak to 88 games. Robert Walker struck out eight in three innings. Fourteen of the 15 outs were strikeouts.
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New super class for big schools debuts this year.
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A new era begins for Iowa high school baseball players. This season, bats will have to meet a new standard aimed at creating a safer playing environment.
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The state semifinals will be held on June 2.
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State semifinals will be played on Wednesday.
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Davenport North's Alisha Jones was an integral part of the Wildcats' two wins of the weekend. The 400-meter champ was also the anchor in Saturday's sprint medley.
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The Alabama recruit from Cedar Falls won the 100, 200, 400 and anchored the 4x100 at the state meet.
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Bettendorf's Matt Butler wasn't going to come up short at Drake Stadium again. After second-place finishes in the 1,600 and 3,200 at the Drake Relays, Butler ran off the pace Thursday with a fifth-place effort in the 3,200.
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Hannah Stouffer punched her fist toward the sun-soaked skies above Drake Stadium.
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The girls union approves a package that includes incentives from the city.
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The meet concludes today at Drake Stadium. Follow along as individual and team champions are determined throughout the morning and afternoon.
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The meet concludes today at Drake Stadium. Follow along as individual and team champions are determined throughout the morning and afternoon.32 Photos: 1-A and 4-A on Friday95 Photos: 2-A and 3-A on FridayVideo: Athlete interviews
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Ankeny girls remain undefeated.
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Davenport North's Jerry Westerfield soared into the long jump pit and into history. The senior leaped 24feet 1inch, a performance that placed him on national leader charts and equaled the longest Class4-A state boys' track meet jump ever on Friday at...
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A state championship had always been a goal of Addison Miller's.
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Drake Stadium has been kind to Clay Central's Jared Schoelerman the last couple of months.
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