The State Baseball Tournament Brackets were released on Wednesday by the Iowa High School Athletic Association. Here is a look at the Quarterfinal round match-ups.

Class 1A

Friday, July 26th

11:00 a.m.- Don Bosco vs. Coon Rapids-Bayard
1:30 p.m.- Newman Catholic vs. Pekin

Saturday, July 27th

11:00 a.m.- Alburnett vs. South Winneshiek
1:30 p.m.- Martensdale-St. Marys vs. St. Mary’s (Remsen)

Class 2A

Monday, July 29th

11:00 a.m.- #2 North Linn vs. West Branch
1:30 p.m.- Central Lee vs. DM Christian
4:30 p.m.- New Hampton vs. West Sioux
7:00 p.m.- #5 Van Meter vs. Underwood

Check out all the 2019 State Baseball Tournament information here.

The Hawkeye Ten Conference has released their 2019 All-Conference teams following the conclusion of Denison-Schleswig’s play at the State Tournament. Here is a look at the honorees.

FIRST TEAM
**Sara Keeler, Creston , Jr, 1B
Gracie Hagle, Creston, FR, SS
**Logan Hughes, Shenandoah SR, SS
Baylee Newell, Atlantic SR, SS
Olivia Engler , Atlantic SO, P-1B
McKenzie Waters, Atlantic, JR CF
**Morgan Schaben, Harlan, SR, P
Madison Schumacher, Harlan, SO, C
Kate Heithoff Harlan, FR, SS
**Alex Mohr Denison Schleswig, SR, C
**Sarah Heilesen, Denison Schleswig, SR, P
Haley Bach, Lewis Central, SO,SS
Allison Mertz Kuemper Catholic,SR, SS
Brielle Smith Glenwood, SR CF
Brooklyn Taylor, Glenwood, SR SS
Sydney Biermann, Glenwood SR P

2ND TEAM
Nichole Gilbert, Shenandoah, JR 2B
Karsyn Rush, Atlantic, SR,RF
Paige Armijo, Denison Schleswig, JR1B
Presley Rodenburg, Lewis Central, JR Utility
Bryn Morgenstern, Clarinda, SR, 2nd
Hailee Knight ,Clarinda FR Utility
Saige Rice, Creston SR CF
Alexis McGinnis, Shenandoah SR CF
Alyssa Derby, Atlantic, SO C
Tianna Kasperbauer, Harlan, FR 2B
Julia Schechinger, Harlan, SO CF
Kayla Rauch, Denison Schleswig, SR CF
Kyndal Hilgenberg, Kuemper, SO, Utility
Brianna Gerhardt, Glenwood SR P/1B
Kelly Embray, Glenwood SO C
Kamryn Buntrock, Red Oak SR 1B

HONORABLE MENTION
Peyton Carman , St. Albert, SR C
Taylor Elam, Lewis Central, SO C
Peyton Rice, Creston, SO C
Miranda Goetz, Harlan, SO RF
Kenzie Schon, Kuemper, FR 1B/P
Taryn Bertini, Glenwood, JR 2B
Chloe Johnson, Red Oak, JR C
Aziah Smalley , Clarinda, JR P
Neveah Randall, Creston, 8th 3B
Delanie Voshell, Shenandoah, SO P/2B
Madison Botos, Atlantic, SO LF
Kennedy Goergen, Atlantic, SO P/1B
Kambrie Dau, Denison Schleswig, SR LF
Kailey Pick, Denison Schleswig, SR 3B
Cameron Rounds, Glenwood, Sr 3B

The Iowa Girls Coaches Association released their selections for All-District Teams for the 2019 Softball season. Follow the links below to check out the full list of honorees in each class.

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CLASS 3A

Substate 1 @ Sioux City, North: Bishop Heelan Catholic vs. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 7:00pm
Substate 8 @ Harlan: Harlan vs. ADM 7:00pm

CLASS 4A

Substate 8 @ Johnston: Johnston vs. Indianola 7:00pm

CLASS 3A

Substate 1: Sioux City/Bishop Heelan Catholic vs. Sgt. Bluff-Luton @ Sioux City-North

Substate 2: Ballard vs. Boone

Substate 3: Cedar Rapid-Xavier vs. Charles City

Substate 4: Central DeWitt vs. Dubuque Wahlert

Substate 5: Davenport-Assumption vs. Fairfield

Substate 6: Marion vs. Solon

Substate 7: Alleman/North Polk vs. Centerville

Substate 8: Harlan vs. ADM/Adel @ Harlan

CLASS 4A

Substate 1: #3 Waukee at #1 Urbandale

Substate 2: #3 Ankeny vs. #1 Des Moines, Roosevelt, at Southeast Polk

Substate 3: #2 Southeast Polk at #1 Ankeny Centennial

Substate 4: #3 Davenport, Central at #1 Epworth, Western Dubuque

Substate 5: #3 Prairie, Cedar Rapids at #1 Iowa City, West

Substate 6: #3 Pleasant Valley at #1 Linn-Mar, Marion

Substate 7: #4 Valley, West Des Moines at #1 Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines

Substate 8: #4 Indianola at #1 Johnston

CLASS 3A Consolation

11-a.m. – Dodger Field: Mt. Vernon (27-12) vs. Treynor (30-4)

CLASS 3A Semifinals

11:30-a.m. – Iowa Central Field: Davenport Assumption (39-2) vs. Columbus Catholic (36-4)

1:30-p.m. – Iowa Central Field: Louisa-Muscatine (34-4) vs. West Liberty (29-5)

CLASS 4A Consolations

11:30-a.m. – Veteran’s Field: Denison-Schleswig (26-14) vs. Independence (30-12)

1:00-p.m. – Dodger Field: Oskaloosa (25-15) vs. Dallas Center-Grimes (25-15)

CLASS 4A Semifinals

3:30-p.m. – Iowa Central Field: Carlisle (36-3) vs. West Delaware (31-10)

5:30-p.m. – Iowa Central Field: North Scott (26-14) vs. Charles City (36-3)

CLASS 5A consolations

1:30-p.m. – Veteran’s Field: Ottumwa (33-8) vs. Indianola (33-5)

3:00-p.m. – Dodger Field: Ft. Dodge (34-7) vs. Cedar Rapids Kennedy (37-3)

CLASS 5A Semifinals

7:00-p.m. Kruger Seeds Field: Waukee (39-3) vs. Johnston (35-8)

7:30-p.m. Iowa Central Field: West Des Moines Valley (30-10) vs. Iowa City (35-7)

CLASS 1A Semifinals

11:00-a.m. Kruger Seeds Field: Collins-Maxwell (26-1) vs. Newell-Fonda (38-5)

1:30-p.m. Kruger Seeds Field: Lisbon (33-6) vs. Clarksville (32-1)

CLASS 2A Semifinals

3:00-p.m. Kruger Seeds Field: North Linn (40-4) vs. Mount Ayr (26-2)

5:00-p.m. Kruger Seeds Field: East Marshall (32-4) vs. Alta-Aurelia (21-9)

CLASS 1A

Substate 7 @ Creston: Martensdale-St. Marys 4 , St. Albert, Council Bluffs 3
Substate 8 @ Dowling Catholic, WDM: Coon Rapids-Bayard 9 , Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 1

CLASS 2A

Substate 7 @ Ankeny Centennial: Van Meter 5 , Ogden 3
Substate 8 @ Harlan: Underwood 4 , Hinton 3

Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press

ATLANTA (AP) — Lucas Duda came through with Kansas City’s first pinch-hit homer of the season to break a tie in the eighth inning, and the Royals held on for a 5-4 victory over the first-place Atlanta Braves. Alex Gordon also homered for the Royals and drove in two runs. Starters Dallas Keuchel of Atlanta and Danny Duffy of the Royals both went six strong innings with double-digit strikeouts but didn’t factor in the decision.

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Paul Goldschmidt homered for the second straight night, José Martínez added his 10th home run of the season and Dakota Hudson rebounded from a shaky start to lead the St. Louis Cardinals past the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3. Goldschmidt delivered a two-run blast to the left-field seats in the third inning off Chris Archer (3-7). Martínez put St. Louis in front with a solo shot leading off the fifth and Hudson and two relievers shut the Pirates down after spotting Pittsburgh an early 3-0 lead.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs expect wide receiver Tyreek Hill to report to training camp with the rest of the veterans this week, though whether star defensive tackle Chris Jones joins him remains to be seen. Chiefs coach Andy Reid says the organization has been in touch with Jones’ representatives, but he’s unsure where things stand in their contract discussions. Jones is entering the final year of his rookie deal and is seeking a lucrative, long-term extension.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — New Nebraska basketball coach Fred Hoiberg is preparing his team for a nine-day trip to Italy starting Aug. 3. The Cornhuskers will play four games against club and professional teams. Hoiberg is following the plan he used to turn around Iowa State earlier this decade. He’s brought in five transfers from four-year schools and two from junior colleges in addition to four scholarship freshmen.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Reigning world 100-meter champion Justin Gatlin is 37 and still feels like he can keep up with the new kids in the starting blocks. He does feel his age from time to time when he thinks about all the familiar faces that are no longer competing. His biggest rival Usain Bolt is no longer there to challenge him. Arriving on the scene is a slew of 20-somethings who present another challenge for Gatlin.

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Kansas defensive lineman Malcolm Lee has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The Kansas City Star reports that logs from the Douglas County Sheriff’s Department show that Lee was released on bond shortly after his Saturday morning arrest near the football stadium.

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) — The Atlanta Falcons and former Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Allen Bailey have agreed to a two-year, $10.5 million contract. The 30-year-old Bailey had a career-high six sacks for the Chiefs in 2018. Bailey, from McIntosh County (Georgia) High School, was not with the team for Tuesday’s practice. Bailey played college football at Miami and spent eight years with Kansas City.