This weekend in local high school sports:
The Maquoketa Softball team went 1-3 in the Don Bosco annual softball tournament. Picking up a 7-6 win over Hudson. And dropping games against Waverly Shell-Rock, West Marshall, and Riceville.
The Bellevue and Marquette Catholic consolidated baseball team picked up 2 wins in a Waterloo Tournament. 6-0 over Saint Ansgar and 6-5 over Grand View Christian.
The Northeast softball team went 1-3 in a Linn-Mar hosted tournament. With a 15-5 win over Mid-Prairie, and losses to Mt. Vernon, North Scott, and Durant.
Today in local high school sports:
The Central DeWitt baseball and softball teams travel to Davenport to take on Assumption in doubleheaders
The Midland softball team hosts a doubleheader against Alburnett
The Midland and Easton Valley baseball teams face off in a doubleheader.
The Easton Valley softball team hosts a doubleheader against Central City
The Bellevue and Marquette Catholic consolidated baseball team plays a doubleheader at North Cedar.
The Bellevue and Marquette Catholic consolidated softball team hosts a doubleheader against North Linn.
The Northeast baseball and softball teams travel to Camanche for doubleheaders.
And The Maquoketa baseball and softball teams travel to Monticello for doubleheaders. Those games will be right here on KMAQ. Tune into baseball on 95.1 FM, and softball on 1320 AM, the KMAQ.com website stream, or the all new KMAQ app.
In St. Louis Cardinals action, the birds completed the 3-game series sweep against the Cleveland Guardians this weekend, with a 7-0 win yesterday. They begin another 3-game road series today, this one against the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Cardinals are a half game back from the Brewers for second place in the NL Central.
In NBA news:
The Chicago Bulls have traded Lonzo Ball to the Cleveland Cavaliers for Issac Okoro
The Utah Jazz have traded Collin Sexton to the Charlotte Hornets for Jusuf Nurkic
Deandre Ayton and the Portland Trailblazers are finalizing a contract buyout that will make him a free agent.
LeBron James has opted into his 52.6 million dollar player option for the upcoming season, making him the first player in NBA history to play 23 seasons.
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