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Warriors drop MVC twinbill at Wahlert

Mon - 17 Jun Written by Metro Sports Report

DUBUQUE - The Washington Warriors scored only two runs Monday and dropped a Mississippi Valley Conference baseball doubleheader to Dubuque Wahlert, 5-2 and 6-0, at Petrakis Park in Dubuque.

Lucas Matsuda and Noah Burdt had two hits in the opener for Washington (9-8, 7-7). Johnny Dobbs had a double and an RBI for the Warriors. Burdt also drove in a run.

Matsuda had two more hits for Washington in the nightcap.

Wahlert raised its records to 10-9 overall and 7-7 in the MVC.

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Dostal sparks Warriors; Puk exits in style

Fri - 14 Jun Written by Jim Ecker

Shortstop is the glamor position on any baseball team. The best athlete plays the position. Pretty girls think he's cute.

Noah Dostal abandoned that glamor spot to become the catcher for Cedar Rapids Washington this year. Catching is a hot, dirty, dangerous job that gets overlooked by fans.

Dostal voluntarily changed spots this year. In fact, it was his idea.

"I like it," he said Friday night. "It's where I belong."

Dostal starred for the Warriors as a catcher and hitter Friday as the Warriors swept a Mississippi Valley Conference doubleheader from Waterloo West, 8-5 and 16-6 in six innings, at the Washington field.

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Warriors fall in Puk's mound farewell

Tue - 11 Jun Written by Don Taylor

It was the last night pitching on his home mound and Washington's A.J. Puk delivered in a pitchers duel Tuesday night against Kennedy.

So did Cougars hurlers Zach Daniels, David King and Derek Jacobus.

When the smoke had cleared the Cougars took a 2-0 Mississippi Valley Conference victory.

Kennedy also beat the Warriors Monday night at Kennedy, 10-0.

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Lizarraga shines as Cougars belt Warriors

Mon - 10 Jun Written by Jim Ecker

The Junior Cougars brought out the best in Sammy Lizarraga and the Senior Cougars at Kennedy High School Monday night.

Lizarraga pitched a two-hit shutout, went 3-for-3 and drove in three runs as Kennedy belted Washington, 10-0, in five innings on Junior Cougar Night at the ballpark.

Brock Skow socked a two-run homer in the fourth inning and roped a two-run double in the fifth to finish the game by the mercy rule.

Kennedy has been struggling a little this season after suffering heavy graduation losses from a club that reached the semifinals of the Class 4A state tournament, but the Cougars (4-7, 3-5) looked sharp against the Warriors (7-5, 5-4).

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