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Players from Fort Dodge and St. Edmond pose together on Wednesday evening in the Dodger gym after the programs finished a series of scrimmages in preparation for the 2025 season. FDSH opens on Tuesday at Marshalltown; the Gaels start with their home invitational on Saturday, Aug. 30.

Dodgers handle Riverhawks

The Fort Dodge girls tennis team topped Mason City here on Tuesday, 8-3. Manuela Rodriguez, Madge Hensley, Mia Carpenter, Grace Rivera and Teagan Loots scored wins in singles. Rodriguez, Carpenter and Rivera each won in straight sets. In doubles, the Dodgers took four of five matches, as ...

Iowa Central looks to extend national streak in volleyball

The Iowa Central volleyball team has reached the NJCAA National Tournament in each of the past five seasons. To get there for a sixth straight year, the Tritons will have to lean on a handful of returning players along with a strong freshman class that includes former Fort Dodge Senior High ...

Another impressive win for Gael girls tennis

The St. Edmond girls tennis team remained unbeaten on the season with a convincing 8-1 triumph over Nevada at home on Tuesday. Picking up wins in singles for the Gaels were Ava Andrew, Ava Underberg, Abby Huss, Chloe Palmer and Olivia Andrew, as St. Edmond (4-0 overall, 2-0 in the North ...

ICCC women defending their ICCAC crown

A year ago, the Iowa Central women’s soccer team completed an unbeaten run through the ICCAC Div. II ranks, earning the No. 1 seed for the regional tournament. A crushing 1-0 loss at home to Iowa Lakes ended the season early for the Tritons, though, as they went 9-5-3 overall. Now, head ...

Iowa Central men target turnaround campaign

For Pablo Rodriguez, the 2025 season brings serious change in how his Iowa Central men’s soccer team is approaching its roster and strategy moving forward. The Tritons were picked to finish ninth in the preseason ICCAC coaches poll after going 4-11-2 last year, which included a 2-5-1 league ...