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SportsDYERSVILLE COMMERCIAL • WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 2013 3B
JORDAN
PERRY
Western DubuqueFirst team
ADAM NOETHE
BeckmanFirst team
JARED LUEKEN
BeckmanFirst team
TRAVIS
GUDENKAUF
BeckmanFirst team
MIREK
LASKOWSKI
BeckmanCoach of the Year
DEVON
BEACOM
Western DubuqueSecond team
BEN WESSELS
BeckmanFirst team
KYLE GROVER
BeckmanHonorable mention
JOSE GOMEZ
Western DubuqueHonorable mention
RYAN LANSING
BeckmanSecond team
DANIEL GOERDT
BeckmanSecond team
ERIC DUNKEL
BeckmanSecond team
JAY WESSELS
BeckmanHonorable mention
ANDREW
MEYER
Western DubuqueHonorable mention
CHRISSY
THOMAS
Western DubuqueSecond team
CORRINA
SAVOLT
Western DubuqueSecond team
ERIN
GALLAGHER
BeckmanSecond team
LIANA STANER
Western DubuqueFirst team
BECCA
DEUTMEYER
BeckmanFirst team
MADISON
SIMON
Western DubuqueHonorable mention
COURTNEY PIRC
BeckmanHonorable mention
KAYLA
GUDENKAUF
Western DubuqueHonorable mention
DANIELLE
BAUMLER
BeckmanHonorable mention
Laskowski is WaMaC East Coach of the YearMirek Laskowski, who
guided Beckman to a state runner-up finish in Class 1A, was named the WaMaC East Conference’s Coach of the Year. Additionally, nine mem-bers of the Beckman team and four Western Dubuque players also earned confer-ence accolades.
Beckman’s Travis Guden-kauf, Jared Lueken, Adam Noethe and Ben Wessels were first-team honorees, along with WD’s Jordan Perry.
WD’s Devon Beacom was a second-team selection, along with Beckman’s Eric Dunkel, Daniel Goerdt and Ryan Lansing.
Beckman’s Kyle Grover and Jay Wessels were hon-orable mention, along with WD’s Andrew Meyer and Jose Gomez. The complete listing follows.
First team: Beckman — Gudenkauf, Lueken, Noethe
and Ben Wessels; Solon — Nick Brown, Ben Hoy and Joe Weeks; Central DeWitt
— David Holm and Pablo Garcia; Anamosa — Michael Maruga and Josh Schulte;
Western Dubuque — Perry; and West Delaware — Derek Freiburger.
Second team: Beckman — Dunkel, Goerdt and Lan-sing; Solon — Andrew West
and Keegan Paisley; Central DeWitt — Keegan Lass and John Stammeyer; Anamosa — Daniel Finn and Austin Holub; Mount Vernon — Robbie Blythe and Kaiser Arndt; Western Dubuque — Beacom; West Delaware — Brandon Lane; and Ma-quoketa — Colton Fry.
Honorable mention: Anamosa — Gavin Timp and Josh Thurm; Central DeWitt — Alby Saliu and Christian Hansen; Beckman — Grover and Jay Wessels; Maquoketa — Thomas Al-len and Tyler Reegan; Mount Vernon — Marshall Tuer-ler and Blake Heeren; Solon — Adam Nelson and Bran-don Childs; West Delaware — Casey Topping and Ben Knutson; Western Dubuque — Meyer and Gomez.
Coach of the Year — Las-kowski.
Bobcats, Blazers earn WaMaC East accoladesNine area girls soccer
players were recently named to the WaMaC East All-Conference girls soccer teams.
Western Dubuque’s Liana Staner and Beck-man’s Becca Deutmeyer were both first-team honorees. Beckman’s Erin Gallagher earned second-team recogni-tion along with WD’s Corrina Savolt and Chrissy Thomas. WD’s Madison Simon and Kayla Guden-kauf, along with Beckman’s Courtney Pirc and Danielle Baumler earned honorable mention status. The com-plete team follows.
First team: Solon — Alison McKinnie, Anna Seydel, Abby Haas and Vik Meade; Maquo-keta — Taylor Bickford, Demi Christ and Kalenna Wilkins; Mount Vernon — Ali Jaeger, Gretchen Oelrich and Macy Rice; Central DeWitt — Erin
Lane and Marci Nielson; Western Dubuque — Staner; Beckman — Deutmeyer; and West Delaware — Hanna Finn.
Second team: Solon — Ka-tie Silberstein, Alli Mercer and Carissa Siddell; Maquoketa
— Sarah Kinrade and Devon O’Connell; Mount Vernon — Gabby Kolker and Bridget Martin; Central DeWitt — Sa-mantha Callender and Alli-son Keitel; Western Dubuque — Savolt and Thomas; Beck-man — Gallagher; and West
Delaware — Jina Boeding.Honorable mention: Beck-
man — Pirc and Baumler; Central DeWitt — Kayla Wag-ner and Maggie Grell; Ma-quoketa — Korey Schepers and Haley Tracy; Mount Vernon — Taylor Hauser and
Hannah Bradbury; Solon — Ali Herdliska and Jamisyn Christner; West Delaware — Alexa Holtz and Kara Moor-man; Western Dubuque — Simon and Gudenkauf.
Coach of the year: Buck Oelrich, Mount Vernon.
Will Cushman • Staff Photo
Date set for announcement of 2013 queenThe queen of the 52nd annual Farley Babe Ruth Baseball Tournament will be announced between games on July 12. Candidates for the honor are: front from left, Miss Sherrill Meghan Murphy, Miss Cascade Kelsey Sadler, Miss Farley 1 Car-men Steffen, Miss Bankston Megan Kemp and Miss Placid Maria Brown; second row, Miss Farley 2 Lauren Kramer, Miss Rickardsville Jenny Brehm, Miss Epworth Anna Kluesner and Miss Petersburg Paige Bildstein.
BY MIKE PUTZ
Staff Writer [email protected]
Western Dubuque swept visiting Dubuque Wahlert in softball action, while losing single games to Alburnett and Monticello at Farley last week.
O n Ju l y 5 , We s t e r n Dubuque defeated the Gold-en Eagles, 4-0, in the first game. Winning pitcher Molly Lembezeder allowed four hits while striking out seven.
The Bobcats scored a run in the first and three more in the second.
Ashley Botsford was 2-for-3 with two doubles and an RBI for Western Dubuque. Aubrey Maiers was 1-for-3 with an RBI. Marissa Kluesner and Raegan Hoefler each had a hit. Zoey Weber was cred-ited with two RBI’s for the Bobcats.
In the second game, West-ern Dubuque won, 2-0. The Bobcats scored both runs in the second inning and made them hold up for the win.
Western Dubuque man-aged only three hits in the game. Ashley Botsford, Jes-sica White, and Abbey Koer-perich each had hits.
Payton Hilby earned the shutout win for the Bobcats. She allowed five hits and struck out three.
The next day, the Bobcats lost to Monticello, 6-0. Mon-ticello scored two runs in the first, three in the second and one in the seventh while lim-iting Western Dubuque to four hits.
Weber, Botsford, and Ab-bey Koerperich each doubled for the Bobcats. Maiers had a single.
Lembezeder was the losing pitcher. She threw six innings, allowing six runs on six Pan-
ther hits. Lembezeder struck out four. Payton Hilby threw the seventh inning, allowing no hits and striking out one.
On July 2, Alburnett defeat-ed Western Dubuque, 7-5, in a game that saw the Bobcats bang out 12 hits.
Down 1-0 in the bottom of the first, Western Dubuque tied the score on Jessica White’s two-out single that scored Botsford.
In the second inning, West-ern Dubuque had three hits, but could only manage one run. Kluesner scored on We-ber’s sacrifice fly.
The top of the third saw Alburnett score four runs to take a 5-2 lead. The Pirates added a single run in the fifth to make the score 6-2.
Western Dubuque got a run back in its half of the fifth. Botsford’s single scored Weber. Later in the inning a double by White put runners on second and third with two
outs. A fly out to left field end-ed the Bobcat threat.
Alburnett scored again in the sixth to make the score 7-3.
In the bottom of the sixth Marissa Conrad’s pinch-hit double scored Kluesner and Allison Schmitt. A single by Weber put runners on first and third with one out. Albur-nett made a pitching change, bringing in Danica Windfield, who struck out the next two Bobcat batters.
Winfield shut the Bobcats down in the seventh for the 7-5 win.
Botsford was 3-for-4, while Weber, White, and Kluesner all had two hits for Western Dubuque. Lembezeder, Rae-gan Hoefler, and Conrad each had a hit in the game.
Lembezeder was the los-ing pitcher. She went all seven innings, allowing eight hits, while striking out three.
Bobcats top Eagles
Beth Lutgen • Staff PhotosRunners race away from the starting line of the annual Trailblazer Trot on July 6 in Dyersville. Additional photos are online at DyersvilleCommercial.com.
BHS hosts Trailblazer Trot
Sam Lehmann sprints to the fi nish of the Trailblazer Trot two-mile. He fi n-ished fi rst overall with a time of 13:02.
Jenni Wedewer races to the fi nish. She was the fi rst female fi nisher with a clocking of 15:04.
BY BEC WILLENBORG
Sports Writer [email protected]
W i t h B e n n e t K l o s -termann’s four-under par 66 leading the way, the Dy-ersville Golf and Country Club Eastern Iowa (EIGA) team topped visiting Wa-konsa of Durant/Wilton July 6, 699-764.
The total was a one-under par composite for ten golfers, and came just short of the record 692 set two years ago. Besides Klostermann’s 35-31=66, Nate Trumm added 68, Casey Wachendorf, Tom Martin and Todd Steffen 69, Chance Maiers 70, Mike Tauke 71, Mark Wessels and Terry Bockenstedt 72, and
one of two 73s from Dan Fitzgerald and John Can-non rounded out the total.
Low for Wakonsa’s 23 golfers was a 72 from both Nick Dohrmann and Adam McNamara. 33 players competed from the home team.
For the day, $392 went into the EIGA scholarship fund.
EIGA team tops Wakonsa
Mike Putz • Staff PhotoPaige Koerperich waits for the ball to arrive at sec-ond base while Raegan Hoefl er backs up the play.
