Steve Batterson is a sports reporter at Courier Media Group. He covers a range of topics including basketball, football, and baseball, with a particular focus on the Iowa sports scene and the NFL. Steve's work has been featured in numerous publications such as The Anniston Star, Moline Dispatch Publishing Company, and the Quad-City Times.
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Steve Batterson’s focus is primarily on local sports events and achievements, particularly in baseball. His articles cover event coverage and evolving stories related to professional baseball teams and players within the United States, specifically Iowa and the Quad Cities.
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An extra 90 feet here and 90 more feet there Friday night has added up to 10 wins in a row for the Quad Cities River Bandits.
KNOXVILLE, Ill. – Sherrard wasn’t able to finish what it started Saturday.
OMAHA, Neb. — Before boarding the bus for Omaha and the Big Ten Tournament last Monday, Iowa baseball coach Rick Heller echoed comments he had made to his team earlier
To extend their ongoing victory streak to 11 games, the Quad Cities River Bandits found a new way to win Saturday night.
Dominant pitching and a handful of timely hits helped grow the Quad Cities River Bandits' ongoing win streak.
By: Steve Batterson
IOWA CITY — This time, it wasn’t a matter of “if” but of “when” the Iowa baseball team was going to hear its name called as the NCAA unveiled selections
Gavin Cross took a vicious cut at the plate Friday night, depositing a baseball in the Mississippi River that rolls beyond the right field wall at Modern Woodmen Park.
There’s always something about Opening Day that creates a different type of energy.
By: Steve Batterson
“I just want to try to be consistent, make some sort of stride to be better every day,” Cross said. “That’s the main objective, keep taking steps forward and see
Five things to think about over the next few days following the Iowa football team's 31-28 victory over Nebraska at Kinnick Stadium:
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