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Ohlmeier earns regional honors for Tritons

Trista Ohlmeier capped off her freshman season at Iowa Central with all-region and all-defensive team honors. Ohlmeier produced just under 14 points with 10 rebounds per game, adding in 56 blocked shots. All of those numbers placed her in the Top-5 in the ICCAC. In a win over Northeast, ...

Huse takes over for FD soccer

Nic Huse has been around soccer for a long time, and now, the former Dodger will take over the Fort Dodge boys program. The 2001 FDSH graduate was an assistant under longtime Joe Jackson last season, and after Jackson decided to retire, Huse took over the reins. Huse has been involved at the ...

No. 21 Tritons can’t get past No. 9 DMACC

Facing their first major test of the season, the 21st-ranked Iowa Central softball squad dropped a twinbill to No. 9 DMACC on Sunday at Rogers Park. Scores were 11-3 and 8-1 in favor of the Bears. DMACC (28-7 overall, 11-1 in the ICCAC) plated four runs in both the sixth and seventh innings ...

12th-ranked Tritons drop three games

It was a rough weekend at the ballpark for the Iowa Central baseball team. The 12th-ranked Tritons were swept by No. 11 Southeastern on their home turf, falling 9-5 on Saturday and 6-4 and 11-9 on Sunday. Iowa Central (25-4 overall, 4-3 in the ICCAC) had won 21 consecutive games before the ...

Large numbers for Dodger boys

For the first time in four years, someone other than Micah Flaherty will be in the No. 1 position when the Fort Dodge boys tennis team takes to the court. Flaherty, a four-time state qualifier and medalist, graduated last year, but Dodger head coach Scott Messerly has several experienced ...

Gael girls riding momentum

The St. Edmond girls track and field team had a season to remember a year ago, recording a state champion, two runner-up finishes and a third place team honor at the Class 1A meet. Now, the task of putting the pieces back together again falls on the shoulders of head coach CJ Tracy. Back ...