
Hawks finish dominant season with all‑district honors
The Lynnville‑Sully baseball squad closed out a 25‑4 campaign, highlighted by standout performances from multiple players who earned district recognition.
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The Lynnville‑Sully baseball squad closed out a 25‑4 campaign, highlighted by standout performances from multiple players who earned district recognition.

The Lynnville‑Sully baseball team secured an 11‑1 win over Baxter in the Class 1A District 12 championship, advancing to face Burlington Notre Dame. Key performances included Carsen Kottenstette’s two‑hit, two‑RBI effort and Connor Deal’s unbeaten pitching streak.

The Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association has unveiled its 40th Annual All-Academic Teams, celebrating senior players who excel on the field, in the classroom, and as community leaders. The roster includes local standouts and a summer All-Star Series scheduled for Cedar Rapids.

Lynnville-Sully's baseball season ended in a 7-3 loss to Burlington Notre Dame in the Class 1A Substate 6 championship, concluding a 25-4 campaign.

The Hawks erased a 3‑0 deficit with a four‑run sixth inning, driven by a suicide squeeze bunt and a complete‑game effort from Brody Borg, and will now face county rival Baxter for the championship.

The Hawks out‑hit the Bears 11‑5, with multiple players delivering two‑hit performances and RBIs, extending a seven‑game unbeaten streak against English Valleys.

The Hawks secured a decisive 9‑1 triumph over PCM, leveraging a steady offense and effective pitching to claim a non‑conference win.

The Lynnville‑Sully baseball team captured the SICL championship with a 5‑1 victory over Montezuma, highlighted by dominant pitching and a 14‑game winning streak.

Lynnville-Sully posted a 16-1 win over HLV/TC and a 15-0 shutout of Collins-Maxwell, driven by multi-hit performances from Jack Bowlin, Brody Borg, Carsen Kottenstette and others, while Connor Deal threw a perfect game.

The Lynnville-Sully baseball team defeated the sixth-ranked Sigourney Savages 5-2 in a South Iowa Cedar League game, showcasing early dominance, key offensive performances, and solid pitching.

The Hawks erupted for 16 runs on nine hits, with a powerful fourth inning and stellar pitching securing a shutout over English Valleys.

The Hawks exploded for five runs in the first three innings, with JD Richards leading the offense, while pitching and defense held Albia at bay.

The Hawks secured their fourth consecutive victory, a 15-5 win over Baxter, highlighted by Connor Deal's first varsity pitching win and JD Richards' multi-hit performance.

The Hawks survived a close battle with Colfax‑Mingo, with JD Richards delivering a leadoff double, pitching four innings and scoring two runs, while Trace Carlson closed the game with his third career save.