Class 5A Semifinals

11:00 a.m. – Kruger Seeds Field
#1 Fort Dodge (36-6) vs. West Des Moines Valley (27-13)

11:30 a.m. – Kruger Seeds Field
#2 Muscatine (36-4) vs. Waukee Northwest (33-7)

Class 4A Semifinals

11:30 a.m. – Iowa Central Field
Winterset (35-4) vs. Carlisle (28-10)

1:30 p.m. – Iowa Central Field
North Scott (29-10) vs. Dallas Center-Grimes (34-6)

Class 3A Consolation Round

11:00 a.m. – Dodger Field
Ballard (16-21) vs. Sioux Center (22-10)

Class 3A Semifinals

3:00 p.m. – Kruger Seeds Field
Mount Vernon (34-4) vs. Saydel (32-4)

5:00 p.m. – Kruger Seeds FIeld
Davenport Assumption (35-8) vs. Williamsburg (33-10)

Class 2A Consolation Round

11:30 a.m. – Veterans’ Field
Louisa-Muscatine (25-9) vs. Logan-Magnolia (28-1)

1:00 p.m. – Dodger Field
Mount Ayr (17-10) vs. Van Meter (30-10)

Class 2A Semifinals

3:30 p.m. – Iowa Central Field
North Union (33-3) vs. Wilton (27-6)
Box Score

5:30 p.m.. – Iowa Central Field
Central Springs (32-1) vs. Iowa City Regina (22-11)

Class 1A Consolation Round

1:30 p.m. –  Veterans’ Field
Newman Catholic (25-10) vs. Remsen St. Mary’s (27-3)

3:00 p.m. – Dodger Field
Newell-Fonda (35-5) vs. Lisbon (35-5)

Class 1A Semifinals

7:00 p.m. – Kruger Seeds Field
North Linn (33-8) vs. Southeast Warren (24-4)

7:30 p.m. – Iowa Central Field
Martensdale-St. Marys (25-3) vs. Twin Cedars (27-3)

Class 2A Quarterfinals in Carroll

Estherville Lincoln Central 5, Interstate 35, Truro 1

Mid-Prairie, Wellman 3, Cascade, Western Dubuque 2

Beckman Catholic, Dyersville 7, Dike-New Hartford 4

Van Meter 5, Kuemper Catholic 3

Class 4A Quarterfinals in Iowa City

Johnston 6, Iowa City Liberty 3

Waukee Northwest 7, Waukee 2 

Dowling Catholic, W.D.M. 8, Cedar Rapids, Prairie 2

Iowa City, City High 10, Indianola 0 (5 innings)

Class 3A Quarterfinals

#2 Davenport Assumption 12,  #7 Ballard 2 (6 innings) Box Score

#3 Williamsburg 5,  #6 Sioux Center 1 Box Score

Class 3A Consolation Round

Davis County 11, Dubuque Wahlert 10 Box Score

Class 2A Quarterfinals

#2 North Union  4, vs. #7 Louisa-Muscatine 3 Box Score

#6 Wilton 7, #3 Logan-Magnolia  4 Box Score

#1 Central Springs 6, #8 Mount Ayr 0 Box Score

#4 Iowa City Regina 6 vs. #5 Van Meter 5 Box Score

Class 1A Quarterfinals

#1 North Linn 10,  #8 Newman Catholic 0 Box Score

#5 Southeast Warren 7, #4 Remsen St. Mary’s 1 Box Score

#7 Martensdale-St. Marys 7, #2 Newell-Fonda 2 Box Score

#6 Twin Cedars 2, #3 Lisbon 0 Box Score

Class 4A Consolations

Norwalk 5, Burlington 0 Box Score

Indianola 3, ADM 0 Box Score

Class 5A Consolations

Waukee 5,  Southeast Polk 4 (8 innings) Box Score

Pleasant Valley 6, Linn-Mar 3 Box Score

IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa redshirt junior Duncan Davitt was selected by the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday in the 18th Round of the 2022 Major League Baseball Draft.  Davitt was the 554th pick overall.

Davitt is the fourth Hawkeye to have his name called in the 2022 MLB Draft and he is the 27th player drafted under head coach Rick Heller.  It is the fourth time under Heller that Iowa has had four or more players selected.

The Indianola, Iowa, native went 4-1 with a 3.38 ERA in 19 appearances (four starts) as a key reliever in the Hawkeye bullpen during the 2022 season.  The right-hander had 61 strikeouts (to 15 walks) over 40 innings.

During his four years in Iowa City, Davitt went 11-5 with a 4.74 ERA over 53 appearances, including 21 starts.  He had 171 strikeouts over 144 1/3 innings.  Davitt was a three-time Academic All-Big Ten selection as a Hawkeye.

2022 Rolling Valley All-Conference Baseball Teams

First Team

Lane Spieker, CAM, P **
Cory Bantam, Woodbine, P **
Colby Rich, CAM, C **
Joe Kauffman, CAM, IF
Cal Heydon, Coon Rapids-Bayard, IF
Lance Clayburg, Coon Rapids-Bayard, IF
Sage Evans, West Harrison, IF
Easton Hays, Coon Rapids-Bayard, OF
Cooper Kock, Ar-We-Va, OF
Ethan Follmann, CAM, OF
Koleson Evans, West Harrison, OF
Will Ragaller, Ar-We-Va, U
Preston McAlister, Coon Rapids-Bayard, U

Second Team

Tyler Kingery, Exira-EHK, P
Kolby Culbertson, Coon Rapids-Bayard, P
Landen Bendgen, Woodbine, C
Cade Ticknor, CAM, IF
Jaidan TenEyck, Boyer Valley, IF
Tanner Oswald, Coon Rapids-Bayard, IF
Mason King, West Harrison, IF
Gabe Obert, Coon Rapids-Bayard, OF
Trey Peterson, Exira-EHK, OF
Cameran Cline, Woodbine, OF
Mason McIntosh, West Harrison, U
Seth Hensley, CAM, U

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State senior wide receiver Xavier Hutchinson has been named to the Maxwell Award Watch List. The Maxwell Award is given annually to the outstanding player in college football.

Hutchinson, a Jacksonville, Florida, native, earned First Team All-Big 12 honors for the second-straight season in 2021. He broke the ISU single-season record and led the Big 12 Conference with 83 catches.

Hutchinson finished just short of 1,000 receiving yards (987) and had five touchdown receptions last season, running his career marks to 147 receptions, 1,758 yards and nine touchdowns. He leads all active Big 12 receivers in career receptions (T-14^th nationally) and receiving yards (18^th nationally).

Hutchinson was 23^rd nationally in receptions per game (6.4) and owns an active streak of 25-straight games with a reception. His best performance came against Oklahoma State with career highs in catches (12) and receiving yards (125).

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IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa redshirt sophomore Adam Mazur became the highest drafted Hawkeye in 32 years when he was selected in the second round of the 2022 MLB Draft by the San Diego Padres on Sunday night.  He was the 53rd pick overall and the highest drafted player in the Big Ten.

The Woodbury, Minnesota, native is the highest drafted Iowa player since Tim Costo in 1990 when he was picked eighth overall by the Cleveland Indians.  The last Hawkeye to be a second-round pick was Wes Obermueller in 1999 (58th pick) by the Kansas City Royals.

Mazur is the 24th player selected in the MLB Draft during head coach Rick Heller’s tenure in Iowa City.

The right-handed pitcher had a breakout season in his first as a Hawkeye, going 7-3 with a 3.07 ERA in 15 starts en route to earning Big Ten Pitcher of the Year honors.  He allowed just 60 hits and 37 runs (32 earned) over 93 2/3 innings, while fanning 98, limiting hitters to a .178 average and walking just 30.

IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa redshirt sophomore Peyton Williams was selected by the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday in the seventh round of the 2022 Major League Baseball Draft.  Williams was the 218th pick overall.

The Johnston, Iowa, native is the second Hawkeye selected in this year’s MLB Draft, joining second round pick Adam Mazur, and he is the 25th player drafted during head coach Rick Heller’s tenure in Iowa City.

Toronto has selected three Iowa players – Nick Allgeyer, Trenton Wallace and Williams – since 2018.

Williams had a breakout 2022 season, hitting .335 with 55 runs, 41 RBIs and 32 extra base hits (17 doubles, 13 home runs and two triples).  The first baseman started 54 games, hitting safely in 38 games and reaching safely in 49 contests and he had 20 multi-hit games.

During the season, Williams ranked seventh in the Big Ten in on-base percentage (.464), eighth in slugging (.622) and eighth in OPS (1.086).

IOWA CITY, Iowa – University of Iowa redshirt senior Dylan Nedved was selected by the San Diego Padres on Monday in the ninth round of the 2022 Major League Draft.  Nedved was the 270th pick overall.

Nedved is the third Hawkeye selected in the top 10 rounds – a first in program history.  The right-handed pitcher joins Adam Mazur in San Diego, while Peyton Williams was selected in the seventh round by the Toronto Blue Jays.

Head coach Rick Heller has now coached 26 MLB Draft picks during his tenure in Iowa City.  The three picks this season are the most for the program since 2018 when five players were selected.

Nedved was a jack-of-all-trades pitcher for the Hawkeyes during the 2022 season, spending time as a starter, long reliever and closer.  The Shawnee, Kansas, native went 6-2 with a 3.47 ERA with three saves in 19 appearances, including six starts.  He finished with 75 strikeouts (to 28 walks) over 72 2/3 innings.

Dubuque Wahlert outfielder Tommy Specht was also selected in the 6th round by the Texas Rangers with the 169th overall pick.

Tuesday, July 19
Class 3A Quarterfinals

11:00 a.m. –  Kruger Seeds Field
#2 Davenport Assumption (34-8) vs. #7 Ballard (16-20)

11:30 a.m. – Iowa Central Field
#3 Williamsburg (32-10) vs. #6 Sioux Center (22-9)

Class 2A Quarterfinals

1:00 p.m. – Kruger Seeds Field
#2 North Union (32-3) vs. #7 Louisa-Muscatine (25-8)

1:30 p.m. – Iowa Central Field
#3 Logan-Magnolia (28-0) vs. #6 Wilton (26-6)

3:00 p.m. – Kruger Seeds Field
#1 Central Springs (31-1) vs. #8 Mount Ayr (17-9)

3:30 p.m. – Iowa Central Field
#4 Iowa City Regina (21-11) vs. #5 Van Meter (30-9)

Class 1A Quarterfinals

5:00 p..m. – Kruger Seeds Field
#1 North Linn (32-8) vs. #8 Newman Catholic (25-9)

5:30 p.m. – Iowa Central Field
#4 Remsen St. Mary’s vs. #5 Southeast Warren (23-4)

7:00 p.m. – Kruger Seeds Field
#2 Newell-Fonda (35-4) vs. #7 Martensdale-St. Marys (24-3)

7:30 p.m. – Iowa Central Field
#3 Lisbon (35-4) vs. #6 Twin Cedars (26-3)

Tuesday, July 19

Class 2A Quarterfinals

11:00—#2 Estherville Lincoln Central (31-2) vs. #7 Interstate 35, Truro (24-6)

1:30—#3 Cascade (20-50 vs. #6 Mid-Prairie, Wellman (18-10)

4:30—#4 Beckman Catholic, Dyersville (24-13) vs. #5 Dike-New Hartford (26-3)

7:00—#1 Van Meter (36-0) vs. #8 Kuemper Catholic (20-16)

Class 4A Quarterfinals

11:30—#1 Johnston (33-4) vs. #8 Iowa City, Liberty (21-19)

2:00—#4 Waukee (27-11) vs. #5 Waukee Northwest (26-12)

5:00—#3 Prairie, Cedar Rapids (31-8) vs. #6 Dowling Catholic, W.D.M. (25-14)

7:30—#2 Iowa City, City High (31-8) vs. #7 Indianola (26-12)

The CAM Cougars didn’t quite have their A-game on Monday night and fell to a strong New London Tigers squad 12-3 in the Class 1A Quarterfinals of the State Baseball Tournament in Carroll.  The Cougars pitching staff surrendered 10 walks and hit three other batters. New London took full advantage of those base-runners along with some defensive miscues to run away with the win.

The Tigers scored their first run in the first inning on a missed put-out by CAM at second base on a steal attempt. The ball squirted out into center and Josh Catala, who earned a walk to lead off the game, came strolling in to score. The Tigers then put up 4 runs in the 2nd. One run was walked in and then Dereck Santiago belted a 3-run double to push the lead to 5-0. Both teams got a run in the third, then the Tigers added 2 in the 4th to make it 8-1. CAM got two in the 5th on a double by Joe Kauffman but the Tigers stole momentum right back with three more in the bottom half of the frame and added a final run in the sixth.

Dereck Santiago got the win for the Tigers, going 4 1/3 with 8 strikeouts, 3 walks, 6 hits and 3 runs allowed. Josh Catala and Brenden Richey finished the game off. The Tigers improved to 29-1 and will play in the Semifinals on Wednesday night at 7:00 p.m.

Lane Spieker took the loss going 3 innings with 8 strikeouts, 5 walks, 4 hits and 6 runs allowed. Joe Kauffman and Drew Ticknor finished the rest of the way and both struggled at times to find the zone. They combined for 5 more walks and three hit batters. CAM ends a great season at 27-3.

CAM Head Coach Dan Daugherty gave a lot of credit to New London.

Coach Daugherty reflected on a phenomenal group of seniors that led the way for CAM.

Lane Spieker blamed himself for the uncharacteristic amount of walks he gave up. He was proud of what the group has been able to do for CAM athletics.

Fellow senior Joe Kauffman was grateful for his time with this group and their list of accomplishments.

Hats off to the CAM Cougars on a great run in 2022.