Class 1A Semifinals @ Merchants Park in Carroll

10:00—#1 St. Mary’s, Remsen vs. #4 Kee, Lansing

12:00—#2 St. Albert, Council Bluffs vs. #6 Alburnett

Class 2A Semifinals @ Merchants Park in Carroll

6:00—#1 Van Meter vs. #4 Unity Christian, Orange City

8:00—#2 Centerville vs. #3 Camanche

Class 3A Quarterfinals @ Duane Banks Field in Iowa City

10:00—#4 Central DeWitt vs. #5 Waverly-Shell Rock

12:00—#1 Marion vs. #8 ADM, Adel

6:00—#2 Xavier, Cedar Rapids vs. #7 MOC-Floyd Valley

8:00—#3 Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque vs. #6 Winterset

Class 2A Quarterfinals

Unity Christian, Orange City 6, Clarinda 2

Van Meter 9, Davis County, Bloomfield 6

Camanche 18, Denver 1 (4 innings)

Centerville 10, New Hampton 0 (5 innings)

After a run to the Substate Final the 2021 CAM baseball team has landed 4 members on the All-Rolling Valley Conference First Team. Juniors Lane Spieker, Colby Rich, and Joe Kauffman along with senior Connor McKee were honored. Junior Cade Ticknor was also honored on the Second Team. Exira-EHK had two members on the Second Team with junior Tyler Kingery and senior Trey Petersen getting nods. Here’s a look at the full list.

FIRST TEAM

P: Quentin Culbertson, SR, Coon Rapids-Bayard
P: Lane Spieker, JR, CAM
C: Colby Rich, JR, CAM
IF: Joe Kauffman, JR, CAM
IF: Cory Bantam, JR, Woodbine
IF: Mason King, SO, West Harrison
IF: Will Ragaller, JR, Ar-We-Va
OF: Connor McKee, SR, CAM
OF: Easton Hays, JR, Coon Rapids-Bayard
OF: Gabe Gilgen,, JR, West Harrison
UT: Lance Clayburg, SO, Coon Rapids-Bayard
UT: Cooper Kock, JR, Ar-We-Va

SECOND TEAM

P: Landon Bendgen, FR, Woodbine
P: Tyler Kingery, JR, Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton
C: Aaron McAlister, SR, Coon Rapids-Bayard
IF: Josh Ramirez, SR, Coon Rapids-Bayard
IF: Sage Evans, SO, West Harrison
IF: Trey Petersen, SR, Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton
OF: Gabe Obert, JR, Coon Rapids-Bayard
OF: Clay Roberts, SR, Boyer Valley
OF: Mark Lensch, OF, Glidden-Ralston
UT: Cade Ticknor, JR, CAM
UT: Conner Kirsch, JR, Ar-We-Va
UT: Jesse Soma, SR, Boyer Valley

First Team
Macy Emgarten, Exira-EHK*
Shay Burmeister, Exira-EHK*
Alisa Partridge, Exira-EHK
Charlie Pryor, Woodbine
Jordan Butrick Woodbine
Grace Moores, Woodbine*
Emily McIntosh, West Harrison*
Haley Koch, West Harrison
Mallory Behnken, CAM
Miranda Garcia, Coon Rapids-Bayard
Jamie Hausman, Ar-We-Va
Halle Murray, Whiting
*Unanimous

Second Team
Jadeyn Smith, Ar-We-Va
Sara Schurke, Ar-We-Va
Hannah Kraus, Ar-We-Va
Helen Riker, CAM
Emma Follmann, CAM
Cassidy Baker, Coon Rapids-Bayard
Emma Hart, Coon Rapids-Bayard
Kylie Petersen, Boyer Valley
Lenix Miller, Boyer Valley
Haleigh Rife, West Harrison
Mollie Rasmussen, Exira-EHK
Vanessa Koehler, Glidden-Ralston

IOWA CITY, Iowa – – Nine head coaches of University of Iowa intercollegiate athletic programs have received contract extensions. The announcement was made Monday by Gary Barta, Director of Athletics Chair.

Head coaches in the sports of men’s basketball (Fran McCaffery), wrestling (Tom Brands), baseball (Rick Heller), women’s soccer (Dave DiIanni), women’s basketball (Lisa Bluder), women’s golf (Megan Menzel), softball (Renee Gillispie), field hockey (Lisa Cellucci) and women’s tennis (Sasha Schmid) had their contracts extended. A number of assistant coaches in several sports also received contract extensions.

“It is with great pleasure that we are able to reward our head coaches in these sports with contract extensions and adjustments,” said Barta. “I am proud of our coaches, staff and student-athletes for their successes in competition, but just as importantly for the professionalism displayed in going about their business, both athletically and academically, throughout a very difficult time due to COVID-19.”

The overall success of Iowa athletics in 2020-21 included six Big Ten Conference championships, the NCAA national championship in wrestling and an NCAA Final Four appearance by Field Hockey. Hawkeye teams won Big Ten titles in soccer (postseason), women’s gymnastics (regular season), wrestling (regular season and postseason), and men’s track and field in both the indoor and outdoor seasons. Iowa’s final ranking in the Learfield IMG College Director’s Cup (30th) marks its highest finish in the overall sports standings since 1997.

Overall, six Hawkeye head coaches earned Big Ten Coach of the Year honors, six Hawkeyes were named conference Player/Athlete of the Year, and three Hawkeyes earned Freshman of the Year honors. Sixteen of Iowa’s 24 sports programs advanced to postseason competition (team or individuals).

2021 WIC All-Conference Softball Teams

First Team: Erikah Rife (Logan-Magnolia, jr.); Ella Pierce (Underwood, sr.); Kenna Ford (Riverside, sr.); Abby Hiatt (Logan-Magnolia, fr.); Maddie Pierce (Underwood, sr.); Stella Umphries (Treynor, sr.); Kailey Jones (AHSTW, sr.); Jadyn Huisman (Treynor, fr.); Ally Meyers (AHSTW, jr.); Macanna Guritz (Logan-Magnolia, soph.); Taylor Nelson (Underwood, sr.); Hannah Thygesen (Audubon, jr.); Zoey Melton (IKM-Manning, sr.).

Second Team: Kali Irlmeier (Audubon, soph.); Olivia Haynes (Missouri Valley, jr.); Ashlyn Doiel (Logan-Magnolia, sr.); Morgan Heiny (Riverside, jr.); Natalie Hagadon (AHSTW, jr.); MiKinzie Brewer (Tri-Center, fr.); Sydney Beymer (Audubon, sr.); Elly Henderson (Riverside, 8^th); Alli Robertson (Underwood, sr.); Katelyn Nielsen (Audubon, sr.); Katie Messerschmidt (Riverside, sr.); Rachel Kinsella (Treynor, jr.); Audrie Kohl (Missouri Valley, 8^th).

2021 WIC All-Conference Baseball Teams

First Team: Blake Hall (Underwood, sr.); Jaxson Schumacher (Treynor, soph.); Trent Kozeal (Tri-Center, sr.); Leyton Nelson (Tri-Center, sr.); Alec Fichter (Missouri Valley, sr.); Jack Van Fossen (Underwood, fr.); Joe Hedger (Logan-Magnolia, sr.); Mason Rohatsch (Tri-Center, sr.); Tre Melby (Logan-Magnolia, sr.); Blake Holst (AHSTW, sr.); Brett McGee (Tri-Center, sr.); Max Nielsen (IKM-Manning, jr.); Ethan Reicks (Riverside, sr.).

Second Team: Justice Weers (Tri-Center, jr.); Brock Wallace (Treynor, sr.); Mason Boothby (Underwood, fr.); Ethan Klocke (Audubon, sr.); Jacob Fetter (Logan-Magnolia, sr.); Conner Richards (IKM-Manning, sr.); Cody Gilpin (Missouri Valley, jr.); Tyler Boothby (Underwood, sr.); Jaxon Johnson (Tri-Center, jr.); Kaden Snyder (Treynor, jr.); Eddie Vlcek (Riverside, sr.); Eli Fouts (Missouri Valley, soph.);

With Jim Field.

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Class 2A Quarterfinals
Merchants Park in Carroll

11:00—#4 Unity Christian vs. #5 Clarinda

1:30—#1 Van Meter vs. #8 Davis County

4:30—#3 Camanche vs. #6 Denver

7:00—#2 Centerville vs. #7 New Hampton

Class 1A Quarterfinals
Merchants Park in Carroll

St. Mary’s, Remsen 14, Grundy Center 0 (5 inn.)

Kee, Lansing 4, New London 3

St. Albert, Council Bluffs 9, Lisbon 3

Alburnett 8, Tri-Center, Neola 6

Game times at both sites of the 2021 IHSAA State Baseball Tournament will be adjusted on Wednesday, July 28 due to forecasted heat indexes in Carroll and Iowa City.

The early session at both locations will begin at 10 a.m., with the second game to follow at 12 p.m. The late sessions will be scheduled for a 6 p.m. start, with the following game at 8 p.m. There will be at least 40 minutes between games during each session.

In Carroll, both Class 1A and 2A are scheduled to play their semifinals on Wednesday. Class 3A will open the tournament in Iowa City with their quarterfinal contests.

Games were previously scheduled for 11 a.m. starts for early sessions, and 4:30 p.m. (Carroll) and 5 p.m. (Iowa City) starts for late sessions.

Tickets already purchased remain good for their updated times. Tickets for this year’s tournament are sold in two-game sessions for each site and date. Spectators are encouraged to remain cool and hydrated prior to arriving at each site. Gates will open one hour before the start of each session. Spectators are permitted to enter both host sites with unopened water bottles.

This updated schedule is currently only set for games on Wednesday, July 28.