Press photo by John Burbridge Charles City senior Jakob Sindlinger hands the baton to Jalil Jones during the Class 3A Boys 4-by-100 Relay prelims, Friday at the State Track and Field Championships. The Comet foursome, also consisting of Josiah Cunnings and Mario Hoefer, was unable to advance to the finals.
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Charles City junior shortstop Holden McInroy was named to the final All-Northeast Iowa Conference Baseball Second Team. McInroy led the Comets in walks (14) while compiling a .359 on-base percentage. He also recorded a team-high 35 assists.
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Charles City junior center fielder Vincent Benning was named to the final All-Northeast Iowa Conference Baseball Second Team. Benning led the Comets in hits (26), runs (22), RBIs (12), batting average (.333), on-base percentage (.430) and stolen bases (9 out of 9 attempts).
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Charles City freshman catcher Jaeda Molstead was named to the final All-Northeast Iowa Conference Softball Second Team. Not only did Molstead hit better than .300 at the plate (.312), but she hit .400 behind the plate while gunning down 40 percent (12 out of 30) of the base-stealing attempts against her.
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Charles City senior first baseman Mya Rimrod was named to the final All-Northeast Iowa Conference Softball First Team. Rimrod hits .355 with a .468 on-base percentage. She led the Comets' defense with a .977 fielding percentage among those with more than 10 chances.
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Charles City freshman pitcher Addison Ellis was named to the final All-Northeast Iowa Conference Softball Second Team. Ellis had an 8-2 record with an earned run average of 1.20 while holding opponents to a .169 batting average. In just 64 innings pitched, Ellis struck out 100 while walking only nine. As an eighth-grader last season, Ellis was an All-NEIC First Team selection.
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Charles City senior third baseman Brooklyn Molitor was named to the final All-Northeast Iowa Conference Softball First Team. Molitor hit .322 with 22 runs batted in, and led the Comets with 53 assists while fielding .902 at the hot corner.
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