by Nya Dorsey | Jun 8, 2022 | Athletics, Boys Athletics, News, Secondary News
North Mahaska stepped up in class Saturday and split baseball games with Class 2A foes Pella Christian and Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont. The Warhawks topped PC 2-1 in eight innings and fell to EBF 3-2. In the first game North Mahaska and Pella Christian each scored a...
by Nya Dorsey | Jun 8, 2022 | Athletics, Girls Athletics, News, Secondary News
North Mahaska’s softball team competed against a pair of quality ball clubs at the Oskaloosa tournament Saturday. The Warhawks fell to perennial Class 4A power Norwalk 4-0 and Class 2A Chariton 3-0. North Mahaska coach Erica Groom said she was pleased with her team...
by Nya Dorsey | Jun 8, 2022 | Athletics, Girls Athletics, News, Secondary News
North Mahaska held off a seventh inning rally by the BGM Bears June 1 to post an 8-5 South Iowa Cedar League softball win. The visiting Warhawks 7-2 entering the final frame and added an insurance run. BGM plated three but could not create any more offense. North...
by Nya Dorsey | Jun 8, 2022 | Athletics, Girls Athletics, News, Secondary News
North Mahaska outhit HLV 14-3 Friday night and scored an 8-3 South Iowa Cedar League win. The Warhawks collected seven runs batted in and limited HLV to three hits. NM scored once in the first inning the added a pair of runs in the top of the fourth. HLV scored their...
by Nya Dorsey | Jun 8, 2022 | Athletics, Boys Athletics, News, Secondary News
North Mahaska posted another South Iowa Cedar League baseball win Wednesday with a 7-3 victory at BGM. North Mahaska (5-2) utilized nine hits, five walks and four Bear errors in securing their second win in as many nights. Only one extra base hit was obtained by NM...
by Nya Dorsey | Jun 8, 2022 | Athletics, Girls Athletics, News, Secondary News
Lynnville-Sully managed one extra two-run inning Friday to earn a home victory over North Mahaska’s softball team 6-5. The host Hawks tallied two runs on the bottom of the first inning and added another in the third to take a 3-1 lead. North Mahaska trimmed the lead...
