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Cale Cannoy played football at Marion High School, so he's accustomed to wearing pads to protect his chest and ribs from injury.
Now he's wearing a special pad on his chest when he pitches.
Twice in his prep baseball career, Cannoy has been hit by vicious line drives on the mound. It happened two years ago in the Metro Tournament and sent him to the emergency room in an ambulance.
Mikayla Goemaat and Amber Fiser combined on an eight-hit shutout Friday as the Marion Indians blanked Maquoketa, 2-0, in the Marion softball tournament.
Goemaat got the victory and Fiser got the save as the Indians raised their record to 24-15.
Paige Perkins hit a solo home run and a double for Marion. Michalyn Mohr had two singles for the Indians.
Marion's game against Cedar Rapids Washington was canceled due to lightning.
Wielding a brand new bat bought for her by her grandma Carol, Paige Perkins was a one-woman wrecking crew for the Marion Indians Thursday night.
She broke in the purple Easton Stealth with big hits all night in a home doubleheader with Class 3A 10th-ranked Center Point-Urbana.
An RBI single and her first home run of the season helped seal a 4-2 win in the opener.
Two doubles in the nightcap kept her team in the game, but they went for naught when the Pointers went on a seven-run barrage in the 12th inning to claim a 14-7 come-from-behind victory.
Last Updated on Friday, 29 June 2012 00:18
ANAMOSA - The Marion High School baseball team had a quick and easy night in Anamosa Wednesday.
The Indians swept the Wamac Conference doubleheader, 15-0 in four innings and 13-1 in five innings.
The Cannoy brothers took care of the pitching for Marion (23-10, 14-5). Cale Cannoy returned to the mound after getting hit in the chest with a line drive last week and tossed a four-hit shutout in the opener. His younger brother, Quinn, matched his brother by allowing only four hits in the nightcap.
Amber Fiser went 2-for-2 and got the victory in relief Wednesday night as the Marion Indians trimmed Cedar Rapids Prairie, 3-2, in a non-conference softball game at Marion.
Michalyn Mohr went 2-for-3 for the Indians (22-14), scored a run and drove in a run. Fiser and Paige Perkins also collected RBIs.
Prairie outhit Marion, 11-6, but couldn't get enough clutch hits in the ballgame. Taylor Stecklein, Katie Kuch and Halle Lueck had two hits apiece for the Hawks (8-24).
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