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No. 3 Tritons win home thriller

The third-ranked Iowa Central volleyball team was pushed to the limits here Thursday night. After sweeping Northwest Iowa on Wednesday, the Tritons survived a five-setter with No. 11 Mesa inside Hodges Fieldhouse. Scores were 21-25, 25-23, 25-23, 24-26 and 15-6. Kampbell Bryte had 17 kills ...

Fort Dodge can’t stop Ottumwa

For a significant portion of their home opener on Thursday, the Fort Dodge volleyball squad was up to the task and then some against new Iowa Alliance Conference rival Ottumwa. When it came time to close out sets, the Dodgers weren’t able to consistently execute at the level needed to ...

Another tough foe for Jaguars

The Southeast Valley football team knocked off a two-time district champion, now the Jaguars are faced with a perennial power. The Jaguars (1-0 overall) defeated Manson Northwest Webster (0-1) 20-6 in their opener, now they travel to face the E-Hawks (1-0). Now that the first week jitters ...

TOUGH TASK

Down a key player here Thursday night, the St. Edmond volleyball team was unable to overcome a slow start, falling to Clarion-Goldfield/Dows in North Central Conference action in four sets. Scores were 25-21, 25-23, 19-25 and 26-24. Senior Chloe Palmer suffered an ankle injury this past ...

St. Edmond heads to Newell-Fonda

NEWELL - For the first time this season, the St. Edmond football team hits the road as the Gaels take on Newell-Fonda here Friday night. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. in this eight-player, District 1 opener. St. Edmond (1-1 overall) got in the win column last week, besting Glidden-Ralston, 50-32. Thomas Ehn threw seven passing touchdowns, while Matthew Crimmins ran for 204 yards. The offensive balance was a stark contrast to a Week 0 setback to West Bend-Mallard, showing SEHS head coach Matt Dillon the kind of improvement he was hoping for. “We did a great job controlling the line of ...

Fort Dodge hosts Webster City

It’s been over 320 days since Fort Dodge last played a home football game. The 2026 Dodgers are chomping at the bit to take the field on their own turf, which will now happen five times in the next eight weeks. It’s a vision that first comes back to reality on Friday against Webster City. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. Head coach Nik Moser’s program enters this contest having prevailed in 16 of their last 19 regular-season decisions. These Dodgers are still relatively untested, though, having only a 36-6 victory at Mason City on the ledger to date. “I think the best thing I saw on ...