Believe it or not, hardly a rain drop hit the racers during the Fort Dodge Motocross Spring Classic at Sports Park Raceway over the weekend. Some added track and dirt work was necessary due to the precipitation overnight both Friday and Saturday, but when race time arrived, the track was in ...
HOBBS, N.M. — The Iowa Central men came away with a third-place showing at the NJCAA national track and field championships here last weekend. The Tritons finished with 72 points, with the 4x800 earning national championship honors. New Mexico (97) was the winner, and South Plains (93) ...
St. Edmond junior Ty Mericle placed 10th in a Class 1A district boys golf meet, hosted by the Gaels at Lakeside on Monday. Mericle carded a 78 for the Gaels. “Ty played well, but it just wasn’t quite good enough,” said St. Edmond head coach Matt Dillon. “There are a lot of really good players in the district. “You can see that in the top three.” It was a competitive day all around, as the district team title and the individual championship all went to tiebreakers. Coon Rapids-Bayard and Gladbrook-Reinbeck tied for the top spot. The title went to CR-B, as their fifth ...
Both the Fort Dodge and St. Edmond softball teams find themselves in the preseason rankings to begin the year according to the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union. The Dodgers, who were ousted in the regional final round last year for the first time since 2017, will look to start a new state streak as the sixth-rated team in Class 4A. Fort Dodge finished last season with a record of 27-13. The Dodgers start the season on Tuesday at home against West Des Moines Valley in a single varsity contest at 7 p.m. Their original opener, scheduled for Monday at Sioux City North, was postponed ...
WILLISTON, N.D. — For just the 11th time in program history, the Iowa Central baseball team is headed to the NJCAA World Series. Forgive the ninth-ranked Tritons if they aren’t impressed by their own accomplishments to date. Head coach Eric Stein’s squad was all business over the ...
The Fort Dodge baseball team has graduated from a roster full of young potential to a player-driven program with veterans at nearly every position. That has head coach Blake Utley excited for the present, rather than just optimistic about the future. Seven position players and the majority ...
