Joe Randleman
Sports Reporter and Photographer at Ames Tribune
Sports Editor at Nevada Journal
Sports reporter and photographer for the Ames Tribune. Sports editor at the Nevada Journal, Tri-County Times and Story City Herald
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desmoinesregister.com | Joe Randleman
The week of June 8-14 saw high school softball take the spotlight in Iowa girls high school sports. With spring sports ending, baseball and softball dominated the week of high school athletic competition in the state. The Des Moines metro area features 14 teams ranked in their respective classes according to the most recent Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union rankings, and there were numerous exciting games involving teams from the metro area.
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desmoinesregister.com | Joe Randleman
The week of June 8-14 saw high school baseball take center stage in Iowa. With spring sports ending, baseball and softball dominated the week of high school athletic competition in the state. The Des Moines metro area features seven teams ranked in their respective classes according to the Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association, and there were numerous exciting games involving teams from the metro area.
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amestrib.com | Joe Randleman
The week of June 8-14 was a busy one for high school softball teams from Ames-area teams. Ames, ranked No. 8 in Class 5A, went 4-4 during the week. The Little Cyclones split doubleheaders with 4A No. 8 Fort Dodge and 5A No. 10 Waukee, and they went 1-1 against Sioux City East and Wahlert Catholic at the Ames Invite on June 13 and then split with Bettendorf and 4A No. 1 Cedar Rapids Xavier on June 14 at Cedar Rapids.
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amestrib.com | Joe Randleman
The week of June 8-14 saw plenty of high school baseball action from Ames-area teams. Ames went 4-0 with doubleheader sweeps of Fort Dodge and Ankeny. Class 3A No. 5 Ballard bounced back from a 5-0 loss to 3A No. 2 Pella with wins over Carlisle, South Hamilton and West Delaware. Colo-NESCO, Gilbert and Nevada each went 2-2, Collins-Maxwell 1-2 and Roland-Story 1-3. There were several standout individual performances from area baseball players during the week.
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amestrib.com | Joe Randleman
The Nevada softball program may be on the verge of starting a new trend every year. For the past three seasons a player on the team has broken the school's single-season home run record. Samantha Herridge started the trend with seven homers during the 2022 season. The following year Jorie Hillman stepped up eight long balls, and last year catcher Meagan McGaffin went deep nine times. Now it might be junior third baseman Jadyn Melohn's turn to set the mark.
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With his college choice made and a strong off season, Charles Tucker is determined to lead Ames baseball back to the promised land in 2025. https://t.co/pOsUfxSpIQ
RT @AmesTribSports: A deeper, more explosive lineup and improved pitching has helped the Roland-Story softball program go from an also-ran…
A deeper, more explosive lineup and improved pitching has helped the Roland-Story softball program go from an also-ran to a contender in the HOIC. https://t.co/lOfrDQObdW