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KMCH SPORTS: Recap from Saturday/Preview for tonight

BY JON SWISHER – SPORTS DIRECTOR:

It was a busy Saturday with more postseason action than expected with the rainouts from Friday night.
In BASEBALL-
West Delaware got a walk-off hit from MaCoy Roling to score a 5-4 win over Independence on the road Saturday afternoon. The Hawks back in play later today in a Substate Semifinal contest at #1 Dubuque Wahlert Catholic at Petrakis Field inside McAleece Park. All the coverage around 4:55pm for a 5pm first pitch with Sports Director Jon Swisher and Corey Coates.
Cascade outlasted Denver 5-4 in 13 innings in a game that took three hours and forty-seven minutes. The Cougars will face Grundy Center in Vinton Tuesday night for their Substate Final.
East Buchanan held on for a 5-4 win over Don Bosco to advance to a Substate game for the first time since 2006. The Bucs will face North Linn in Independence tomorrow night.
The Lynx topped North Tama 9-1.
Anamosa came back in the bottom of the 7th to score 3 runs for a 4-3 walk-off victory beating Dike-New Hartford. The Blue Raiders will go up against Pleasantville in Grinnell Tuesday night.
Beckman Catholic was upset by MFL-MarMac 4-1.
Western Dubuque beat CP-U 21-1. The Bobcats will host Maquoketa tonight.
SOFTBALL-
West Delaware defeated Crestwood 7-3, the Hawks face #1 Dubuque Wahlert Catholic on the road tomorrow at 5pm.
Ed-Co was upset by Don Bosco 5-4 in 10 innings.
Beckman Catholic got by North Butler 5-4. They will face rival Cascade tonight at 7pm in Dyersville tonight, that will be the second game of our split doubleheader. Bill Logan will have the call on MIX 94.7/kmch.com and the KMCH App.
Western Dubuque beat Charles City 3-1 to advance to a regional final in Fort Dodge tomorrow night.
Independence was shutout by Bondurant-Farrar 3-0.

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