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Regina will begin postseason play next week and the Regals will enter with some momentum.

Class 2A ninth-ranked Regina stretched its winning streak to five with a 15-5 non-conference win over Mount Vernon in its regular season finale on Thursday at Cornell College.

Jayden Kies had four hits as Regina hammered out 20 hits as a team while winning for the 10th time in its last 11 games.

Regina improved to 24-7 on the season and will open postseason play on Tuesday at home.

Kies had a double, scored four runs and drove in two while leading the Regina attack.

Trent Hoogerwerf, Ryan Schott, Ryne Schooley, Hunter Liebermann, Nick Brandt and Evan Suchomel all had two hits for Regina.

Hoogerwerf drove in four runs while Schooley knocked in three and Schott had two RBI.

Brandt, Liebermann, Schott and Mitch Gahan all scored two runs for the Regals.

Gahan picked up the win allowing five runs, four earned, on seven hits in five innings.

Regina                        245  202  –  15  20  4

Mount Vernon           230  000  –   5    7   2 

W – Mitch Gahan       L – Tyler Elliott  

2B – ICR: Ryne Schooley (2), Jayden Kies, Ryan Schott. MV: Jared Booth.

Clippers Have Nine-Game Winning Streak Snapped With Loss to BGM

Clear Creek Amana finally had its winning streak come to an end on Thursday but not before it won a school-record nine straight games.

The Clippers won their ninth straight game with a 12-3 win over BGM (11-14) in the opening game of a non-conference doubleheader in Tiffin before dropping the nightcap 6-5.

Clear Creek Amana moved to 16-18 with the doubleheader split and has won 10 of its last 12 games.

Grant Riggan picked up the win in the opener allowing three runs on seven hits while striking out four and walking five.

Grant Jensen worked three hitless innings of relief to secure the save.

Tyler Hallett went 2-for-3, scored two runs and drove in a run in the opener while TJ Bollers homered and drove in two runs.

David Jensen had a hit, scored twice and drove in two runs while Tyler Schrepfer had a hit and scored twice.

Clear Creek Amana rallied from a 6-1 deficit in the nightcap but couldn’t pull even, falling 6-5.

David Jensen took the loss allowing five earned runs on five hits in the complete game, striking out 11.

Jensen had a hot and drove in two runs while Camden Smyka went 3-for-3 with a run and an RBI.

Game 1

BGM                          110  100  0  –   3   7  2

Clear Creek Amana 104  160  x  –  12  7  1

W – Grant Riggan       L – Noah Beck            SV – Grant Jensen

2B – CCA: Cody Ogden. BGM: Dyland Shafbuch

HR – CCA: TJ Bollers

Game 2

BGM                           420  000  0  –  6  5  3

Clear Creek Amana  130  001  0  –  5  6  1

W – Dylan Shafbuch              L – David Jensen

2B – CCA: Cody Ogden, David Jensen. BGM: Kyle Doty

3B – CCA: TJ Bollers. BGM: Dylan Shafbuch