
Turner Devore Resigns After Eight Seasons Coaching Knoxville Panthers
After eight years at the helm, Turner Devore steps down from the Knoxville Panthers baseball staff, leaving behind a strong record and a legacy of conference titles.
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After eight years at the helm, Turner Devore steps down from the Knoxville Panthers baseball staff, leaving behind a strong record and a legacy of conference titles.

After a 16‑year drought, the Knoxville Baseball Squad is set to open the State Tournament against the undefeated Wahlert Catholic, with Coach Turner Devore confident in his team's chances and two ace pitchers ready to lead the charge.

The Knoxville baseball squad will host Fort Madison on Monday in a class 3A Substate semifinal, after both teams secured dramatic victories in rain‑delayed and upset games earlier this week.

The Knoxville Baseball Squad will host Oskaloosa in a 3A Substate opener, seeking to build on a recent head‑to‑head win while confronting a hot opponent.

Indianola closed the regular season with a 14-0 win over Knoxville, highlighted by Jackson Foust’s six strikeouts and a combined 5-hit performance from Daxton Heimbaugh and Bryant Ritchie. The victory sets up substate matchups for both teams.

Despite a rain‑out against West Delaware, the Knoxville Baseball Squad remains poised for a strong finish, with Coach Turner Devore shaping the team for the upcoming Substate tournament.

The Knoxville Baseball Squad posted a 4‑2 victory and an 11‑0 shutout over Chariton, with standout performances from Brady Roozeboom, Lincoln Norris, Jacob Mitrisin and Jace Kading, pushing their record to 17‑6 and solidifying a three‑game lead in the conference.

The baseball team dominated Davis County with an 11-1 score, capitalizing on multiple errors, while the softball squad squandered a early lead and lost 5-2, setting up crucial upcoming matchups.

The baseball team erased a 4‑2 deficit with a three‑run seventh inning, highlighted by Ryker Gifford, Lincoln Norris and Brady Roozeboom. Meanwhile, the softball team dropped a 4‑1 decision, with Jordyn Counts taking the loss.

The baseball team rolled past Cardinal 6-0 behind a dominant performance from Lincoln Norris, while the softball side slipped to a 6-1 loss against the Comets, leaving ten runners stranded.