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Dodgers topped by Marshalltown in tennis

The Fort Dodge girls tennis team dropped a 7-4 decision to Marshalltown here on Tuesday. Leah Myer scored a singles victory for the Dodgers, as she bested Sophie Boone in a meeting of sophomores at the No. 5 position, 6-4, 6-3. The doubles pairings of Brooklyn Kaloupek and Grace Rivera, Myer ...

Triton cross country teams back in action

Iowa Central’s cross country program has become a model of consistency under Dee Brown. Last fall, the Triton men claimed a national title in blizzard-like conditions at Lakeside Golf Course and Kennedy Park, placing four runners in the Top-20 overall. Now the task of defending that ...

Gaels anxious to get volleyball season started

The St. Edmond volleyball team enters 2026 with high expectations, as they return a handful of key starters from a 10-win campaign a year ago. For the first time since 2017-18, the Gaels carry a streak of back-to-back double-digit win totals with them. The 29 victories over the past two ...

Triton men come up short on the road

MARSHALLTOWN - The Iowa Central men’s soccer team fell to Marshalltown here on Tuesday, 3-0. The Tigers scored all three of their goals in the opening half to hand the Tritons (1-1 overall) their first loss of the season. Last Thursday, Iowa Central posted a 4-0 victory over East Central College on the road. Haruki Hayashi had a hat trick, with Javier Alvarado adding a goal and an assist. Pablo Lopez Mari and Lautaro Brunig Leites each recorded an assist. The Tritons travel to Sedalia, Mo. on Saturday to face State Fair at 3 p.m.

Dodgers roll to home dual win

The Fort Dodge boys golf team fired a second straight 173 here on Tuesday, earning a dual over Des Moines Lincoln here Tuesday at the Fort Dodge Country Club. Trace Rial was the medalist, carding a round of 40. The Dodgers had the best nine scores of the meet to win by 33 shots. Senior ...

NCC tennis streak now 25 for Gaels

NEVADA - The St. Edmond girls tennis team scored another dominant victory here Tuesday evening, besting Nevada, 8-1. Chloe Palmer, Abby Huss and Olivia Andrew all won their singles matches without dropping a point, while Sophia Schlienz and Jade Rock posted 8-2 victories. The Gaels have now won 25 consecutive North Central Conference matches. In doubles, Palmer and Huss, along with Schlienz and Andrew, each won by matching scores of 8-1. Rock and Kaci McGonegle added an 8-5 victory in doubles. “The girls played really well,” SEHS head coach Shawn Neverman said. “With Nevada ...