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KMCH SPORTS: Results from Tuesday 6/23

Postseason Baseball pairings for 1A/2A released

BY JON SWISHER – SPORTS DIRECTOR:

SOFTBALL-

East Buchanan fell to Easton Valley 7-6 and 15-3

Starmont shutout North Cedar 15-0 and 12-2.

North Linn defeated Dike-New Hartford 6-2.

Beckman Catholic split with Maquoketa, winning game one in 9 innings 6-5 and falling in the night cap 5-3.

Anamosa blanked Wilton 9-0.

Western Dubuque was shutout by Cedar Rapids Kennedy 2-1 and 5-3.

BASEBALL-

Ed-Co lost to Clayton Ridge 16-1

East Buchanan fell to Calamus-Wheatland 9-6.

North Linn lost to Jesup 10-6.

Starmont hammered North Cedar 15-0.

Cascade topped South Winneshiek 1-0.

Anamosa lost to Benton Community 6-3.

Beckman Catholic was beaten by Cedar Rapids Xavier 13-3.

Western Dubuque was clipped by Wahlert Catholic 7-6.

Tonight West Delaware will go up against #1 in 3A Dubuque Wahlert Catholic at the Field of Dreams This Is Iowa Ballpark near Dyersville. All the coverage On-Air and the KMCH Sports Video Stream around 6:55pm with a 7:15pm first pitch with Jon and Bill.

The Class 1A and 2A pairings were released yesterday afternoon by the Iowa High School Athletic Association. First round games will begin next Friday the 3rd.

In 1A-

Starmont hosts Ed-Co.

East Buchanan has a bye then will meet the winner of Midland and Belle Plaine.

Maquoketa Valley entertains Clinton Prince of Peace.

North Linn has a bye then will face the winner of Calamus Wheatland and Easton Valley.

In 2A-

Anamosa hosts MFL-MarMac.

Cascade has a bye then hosts West Branch or Tipton.

Beckman Catholic received a bye then faces Oelwein or Jesup.

Monticello will travel to Mid-Prairie.

Class 3A and 4A will be out next Tuesday, For softball 1A/2A and 3A will be released on Thursday with 4A and 5A next Thursday.

 

 

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