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Triton golfers sweep

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CRESTON - The Iowa Central golf team had a dominating showing here at the War at the Moor event. Along with sweeping the team titles for both men and women, the Tritons captured gold in both individual races from Crestmoor Golf Club. “A great start to the year,” ICCC head coach Kris Graewin said. “We were able to have three of our ladies finish at the top of the leaderboard. On the men’s side, we really showed how deep and talented our roster is after the B team took home the win. “We preach competition every day, and this is what we talk about. It doesn’t matter what spot ...

Gaels pick up three wins at home tourney

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The St. Edmond volleyball team had a strong showing at their own invitational on Saturday. The Gaels went 3-2. Aplington-Parkersburg was the team champion, finishing the tournament 5-0. North Central Conference foe Webster City was 4-1. Pocahontas Area was 2-3 and Bishop Garrigan won one ...

CRUISE CONTROL

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By DANA BECKER dbecker@messengernews.net Offensively, Thomas Ehn and Matthew Crimmins had career nights last Friday in a commanding 50-32 victory for the St. Edmond football team over Glidden-Ralston. For Ehn and Crimmins, though, it all started on the first possession of the game, on the ...

Heartbreaking defeat for Iowa Central

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Colby Kratch doesn’t just expect growth from his Iowa Central football players from week to week. He expects it out of himself. The 15th-ranked Tritons officially kicked off the Kratch era here on Saturday inside Dodger Stadium, heartbreakingly falling to No. 13 Butler, 26-24. Kratch, in ...

Dodgers impressive in opener at Mason City

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MASON CITY – Much like the theme in this series for over two decades now, the Fort Dodge football team continues to prove they aren’t going away anytime soon. The Dodgers played with an aggressive edge on Friday night in the season opener against arch rival Mason City, dominating in all ...

Friday's Knights

High School Football

Offensively, Thomas Ehn and Matthew Crimmins had career nights last Friday in a commanding 50-32 victory for the St. Edmond football team over Glidden-Ralston. For Ehn and Crimmins, though, it all started on the first possession of the game, on the defensive side of the field. Ehn forced a ...