EMMETSBURG - Grace Schlegel scored a runner-up finish here Tuesday at the E-Hawk Invitational, helping the St. Edmond girls cross country squad place third overall. Sibley-Ocheyedan was first and Manson Northwest Webster finished second - two points ahead of the Gaels. Emmetsburg, Bishop ...
HAMPTON - The St. Edmond girls tennis team put the finishing touches on another unbeaten North Central Conference run, sweeping Hampton-Dumont/CAL here Tuesday night by a final of 9-0. Chloe Palmer, Abby Huss, Sophia Schlienz, Olivia Andrew, Jade Rock and Emmersyn Peters were all winners in singles for the Gaels, who have now won 26 consecutive league matches. They have gone undefeated five years in a row. Palmer and Huss, Rock and Kaci McGonegle, and Peters and Abby Webster paired up to finish the night off with triumphs in doubles. “It turned out to be a great night for tennis ...
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. – Jaxon Cherry is living out his dream. Years ago, the 2024 Webster City graduate quietly set a lofty goal to become a Division I football player. After countless hours of hard work and unyielding sacrifice, Cherry beat the odds and took the field earlier this month ...
CICERO, Ill. - The No. 15 Iowa Central women’s soccer team picked up a one-sided victory over Morton earlier this week, 9-1. Karma McMorris had two goals and two assists to lead the Tritons (3-2 overall). Ava Rudolph, Ronniellia Bubb, Blanca Montana Carrera, Rebekah Gramer, Miikawaadizi Novak and Abigail Williams each scored once. “It was great to see so many girls record a goal,” ICCC head coach Jordan Sibenaller said. “We did a great job passing and sharing the ball. It was a lot of fun to see them have success again.” Rudolph, Bubb, Carrera and Gramer each added an assist ...
In the blink of an eye, the Remsen St. Mary’s football squad proved they are back among the list of serious contenders on the eight-player landscape this year. The Hawks, who were forced to the sidelines after a series of injuries a season ago, scored five touchdowns in the first quarter ...
HIGHLAND, Kan. - The No. 14 Iowa Central football team started off its extended road trip with a dominant 64-0 victory over Highland here Saturday afternoon. Gabe McWilliams had two quick touchdown passes to get the Tritons (2-1 overall) on the board. McWilliams finished 24-for-31 for 261 yards and three touchdowns. "Our guys showed up prepared and ready to play," ICCC head coach Colby Kratch said. "It was great to see our offense have such a strong start. On defense, we're still looking to do that. "I think we took a closer step to playing more complementary football. We still ...
