Cascade, United States (Local)
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Don Zieser's coverage is highly localized, focusing on local sports events and announcements in the United States with a specific focus on Iowa, particularly Cascade. He appears to be heavily involved in covering high school sports, specifically basketball and wrestling for both girls' and boys' teams. Given his strong emphasis on event coverage, he may welcome pitches related to upcoming local sporting events or exclusive interviews with coaches or players from these local teams. Additionally, Don might be interested in stories that highlight unique aspects of the local sports community or profiles of standout athletes within this geographic area.
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Western Dubuque's baseball team was clicking on all cylinders at Farley Park, July 13, as Milo Schroeder and Brady Rissman combined for a five-inning no-hitter, and the Bobcat offense pounded 13 hits on the way to an 11-1 win over Mount Vernon, in a Class 3A, Substate 4 semifinal.
You can throw out the records when postseason play reaches a substate final game, and nothing comes easy when a trip to the state tournament is on the line.
Easton Ingles' bases-loaded double in the bottom of the 10th inning capped a North Polk rally from two runs down as the Comets downed Western Dubuque, 7-6, in a back-and-forth beauty of a game in the quarterfinals of the Class 3A State Baseball Tournament at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Cedar Rapids, July 21
Cascade's Ava Lawler puts the ball in play during the Cougars' 7-1 loss to Osage, in Cascade, June 30.
Cascade put a young team on the field this summer and showed steady improvement on the way to a 14-14 season that ended with a regional semifinal loss at Durant.
Folks notice the talent on the field when a team reaches the Class 2A State Baseball Tournament semifinals.
There have been plenty of memorable seasons of Cascade High School baseball.
After leading the Western Dubuque baseball program for 28 seasons, Casey Bryant has stepped down after guiding the Bobcats to their eighth state tournament appearance this summer.
Western Dubuque's Brett Harris and Brady Rissman have been named to the 2026 Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association's All-State team after leading the Bobcats to a 24-15 record and a berth in the Class 3A State Tournament in Cedar Rapids last month.
If there were any questions about Western Dubuque entering the 2026 baseball season, the young and talented Bobcats answered all of them on the way to earning a spot in the Class 3A State Baseball Tournament last month.
