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Home ›Waukon softball team wraps up regular season with three wins in final four games; Regional tournament play scheduled to begin Wednesday at Wahlert
The Waukon softball team brought its regular season to a close with one of its best weekly results of this season, posting three wins in its four games scheduled this past week. The diamond Tribe ended up splitting a home doubleheader with Northeast Iowa Conference-leading Charles City, first handing the Comets an 8-7 defeat Tuesday, June 28 before having to postpone the second half of that twinbill to Thursday, June 30 due to stormy weather, a postponement that ended up being an 8-3 Indian loss. In between those two Charles City results, the softball Tribe witnessed and helped create history for sophomore pitcher Cameron Johnson, as she threw a perfect game in a 12-0 Indian victory at home over MFL/MarMac Wednesday, June 29. The Waukon girls wrapped up their week, and their regular season, with a 12-6 victory at Waverly-Shell Rock Friday, July 1.
Wrapping up their regular season with an overall record of 8-15 that includes a mark of 3-12 in the Northeast Iowa Conference (NEIC) to place them sixth in the final NEIC standings, the Indians are scheduled to open Class 3A Regional Tournament play Wednesday, July 6 at and against Dubuque Wahlert.
Further details of those postseason possibilities are printed elsewhere in the Wednesday, July 6, 2022 print edition and e-edition Sports pages.
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