Sports Update – 6/23/25 – KMAQ Sports

In local high school sports this weekend:
The Central DeWitt baseball team picked up two tournament wins, taking down Williamsburg 3-2 and Burlington Notre Dame 17-4.
The Maquoketa Softball team went 2-2 in tournament action in Manchester. With wins over North Fayette Valley and North Linn and losses against West Delaware and Cascade.
Today in Local High School Sports:
The Central DeWitt softball team hosts Davenport Central for a doubleheader
The Central DeWitt baseball team plays a doubleheader at Davenport North
The Midland softball team plays a doubleheader at Starmont
The Midland baseball team hosts Lisbon for a doubleheader
The Bellevue and Marquette Catholic consolidated softball team plays a doubleheader at East Buchanan
The Bellevue and Marquette Catholic consolidated baseball team travels to Anamosa for a doubleheader.
The Easton Valley softball team plays a doubleheader at Maquoketa Valley
The Easton Valley baseball team hosts Prince of Peace for a doubleheader
The Maquoketa baseball and softball teams each travel to Goose Lake to take on Northeast in doubleheaders. Listen to the softball game on 95.1 FM, and tune in to the baseball game on 1320 AM and the KMAQ.com live stream.
In St. Louis Cardinals action, the birds won a weekend series against the Cincinnati Reds. Today, the Cardinals begin a 4-game home stand against the division-rival Chicago Cubs.
In NBA news, the Phoenix Suns traded two time finals MVP Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets this weekend. In return, Phoenix receives Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks, the 10th pick in this year’s draft, and five second round picks.
The NBA Finals concluded last night, going all the way to a game 7, and the OKC Thunder are your 2025 NBA Champions. Finals MVP was awarded to regular season MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. This is the first championship for the Thunder since relocating the franchise to Oklahoma City back in 2008.
Finally, In MMA news, one of the greatest UFC fighters of all time, Jon Jones, announced his retirement this weekend. The 37 year old Jones leaves the sport after becoming the youngest champion and setting the record for most title fight wins in UFC history.
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