MANSON — For the first time in the 17-year history of the Middleton Classic, the Saturday championship tandem found its way to the top at the end of the weekend. Fittingly, a pair of Manson Northwest Webster graduates were the twosome to make history. Justin Kean and Justin Yetmar held off ...
Champions were once again crowned at Sports Park Raceway on Sunday. In the IMCA Sport Compacts A Feature, it was Rece Hayes and Carson Hayes, both of Guthrie Center, who went one-two in the race. They also finished first and second in the same heat. In IMCA Hobby Stocks, Ethan Dirks of ...
Eddie Doyle’s victory in the men’s open division at last year’s Fort Dodge Ford Lincoln Toyota Webster County golf tournament marked the first time a player in that bracket had repeated as champion in over a decade. The routine had hit a stretch of familiarity from 2006-12, as Kevin ...
The third-ranked (Class 4A) Fort Dodge softball team has become deft at identifying a problem and attacking it. The Dodgers had been relatively sluggish in Monday openers this season. That all changed in a hurry against Ames at Rogers Park yesterday evening, as head coach Andi Adams’s squad was at its best in an impressive 11-1 victory to open the twinbill. Fort Dodge (31-4 overall, 14-0 in the Iowa Alliance Conference Northern Division) then capped the doubleheader and season sweep of the Little Cyclones with a 13-5 win in the nightcap to officially secure the outright league ...
The St. Edmond baseball team honored seniors Grant Galles, Kinnick Henning, Max Webster, Jackson Calvert, Jack McElroy, Ethan Swisher and Carson Bargfrede here Monday night at Rogers Park. Algona picked up the North Central Conference sweep by scores of 7-4 and 10-0 in six innings, securing ...
With the winds blowing out at Rogers Park Monday night, the third-ranked (Class 1A) St. Edmond and No. 11 (3A) Algona softball teams put on an offensive clinic. In the end, it was the Bulldogs prevailing, moving one step closer to securing the North Central Conference title from the Gaels, 15-14. Algona (19-4 overall, 11-1 in league) earned its first season sweep over St. Edmond (21-9, 10-3) since the 2017 season. They can earn the outright NCC championship with a win over Clear Lake on Wednesday. “We never stopped fighting, and I’m proud of the girls for that,” SEHS head ...
