Ryan Feauto learned his lesson and went right to work to improve his golf game.
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NEVADA: The Coon Rapids-Bayard Crusaders fell in a heartbreaker against the Grundy Center Spartans with a final score 5-4 in the nail-biter final playoff before State at Nevada SCORE recreation athletic complex Tuesday.
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The field is set, and if the substate tournaments were anything to judge, this year’s class 1A and 2A state baseball tournaments will feature a couple of wild days at Merchants Park.
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His third hit of the season was a memorable one. At the time, it seemed like it might just give life to the Tigers when they needed it most.
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Throughout the season, a sense of family had led the Knights through the season.
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There was every reason to have doubts going into the game.
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SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA: The list of plaudits continues to grow for University of North Dakota 2020-21 women’s basketball graduate Julia Fleecs as she was named The Summit League’s Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year on Thursday, July 15. Fleecs is the first Fighting Hawk to earn the distin…
Ryan Feauto shot a sizzling 13-under-par 166 to win the Carroll City Men’s Golf Tournament for the second straight year.
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The start of the playoffs was unexpected, unpredictable and, for a time, it seemed unstoppable.
Once they were up to bat, the Knights were seemingly there to stay.
An early start was stopped in a harsh way on Monday afternoon.
IKM-Manning’s baseball season came to a close on Monday as the Wolves fell to Tri-Center 9-0 in the first round of the class 1A district playoffs.
OA-BCIG 11, East Sac County 10
No matter who walks away from Merchants Park on Saturday, the win will feel deserved.
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The 20th win of the season didn’t come easy, but the Knights are more than experienced in winning heart-stopping games.
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EARLHAM: There was never a thought that the game was over.
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An early comeback to take the lead proved to be short-lived on Friday night.
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PERRY: It would have been easy to panic when their two-run lead in the first inning disappeared. No one would have wondered why panic set in when Perry started to eat away at the Carroll lead late in the game.
The IKM-Manning softball season came to an end on Tuesday night.
Coon Rapids-Bayard’s softball season came to a close on Tuesday night as they fell to Woodbine.
A run by the Wildcats in the third inning made things interesting.
A single run in the bottom of the second was all that was needed.
Ar-We-Va made sure everyone would remember them in the post season.
South Central Calhoun was able to gain a home game to start the regional tournament.
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It’s a situation pitchers don’t like to face often.
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With just one out in the bottom of the first, one at-bat reminded everyone why every single trip to the plate is important.
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The road is set. The only question remains, who will travel down the road the farthest?
Everyone has a better idea of who will be playing in Carroll later this month.
Kuemper Catholic head boys golf coach Brian Billmeier will be hosting a golf camp in the middle of July this year.
A shortened game against Perry helped erase some of the bad taste the rest of the week left for Carroll.
After facing three of the top four teams in their conference the Rockets were able to right the ship with a victory Wednesday night over Whiting.
One win maybe the spark that the Tigers need to get them through the rest of the season.
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They needed this one, and even after they had to adjust on the fly, they were able to get it.
It seems recently, there is nothing that is keeping them from connecting with the ball.
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What seemed to come easily on Monday didn’t come as easy Tuesday night.
Early hits and runs led to a convincing win for Kuemper’s baseball team Thursday night.
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Once the offense started, it was hard to contain them last Thursday night.
There will be a lot of road trips later this summer.
The Tigers fell to .500 on the season after falling in back-to-back games.
Carlisle was able to gain a 5-0 win over Carroll on Thursday night.
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Things weren’t going as they had throughout the rest of the season.
South Central Calhoun second baseman Olivia Toms (left) reaches back to tag out Glidden-Ralston’s Lauren Hulsing (16) during a play in the second inning. Toms later would toss the ball over to first to complete a double play. South Central Calhoun won the June 22 game 15-1 in three innings. …
Carroll’s week in baseball wasn’t able to get off to the best start.
The joy of two overpowering wins on Monday was faded just a bit on Tuesday night.
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Once the Knights were able to get their bats swinging, it seemed that nothing was going to stop them.
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For most of the contest, it seemed that one swing of the bat was going to pull the Tigers out of their slump.
Coon Rapids-Bayard started the week by moving up in the class 1A rankings.
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As the mom of a Kuemper Catholic High School softball player, Kim Hilgenberg is hoping to see a lot of action when the Knights host Glidden-Ralston in a varsity game next Tuesday.
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While the Knights may have finished the weekend with a .500 record, the wins seemed to outnumber the setbacks.
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