MARSHALLTOWN — The Fort Dodge girls track and field team got a small glimpse into what to expect at the upcoming state-qualifying meet by competing here Tuesday night in the Iowa Alliance Conference championships. The Dodgers placed eighth overall, as Ames claimed team honors. Des Moines ...
POCAHONTAS — In a closely-contest team race at the Twin Lakes Conference girls meet, Sioux Central came out on top on Tuesday, just ahead of Alta-Aurelia and Pocahontas Area. The Rebels scored 89 points, six ahead of the Warriors. The Indians were third at 81. Emmetsburg and Southeast Valley finished tied for fourth with 74. East Sac County and Newell-Fonda each tallied 70 for sixth. GTRA had 63 and placed eighth. Manson Northwest Webster was ninth at 58. Sioux Central vaulted to the top spot thanks to winning the final race of the night, the 4x400 relay. Pocahontas Area’s ...
The Fort Dodge girls golf squad had their best nine-hole round of the season on Tuesday at the Fort Dodge Country Club, firing a 180 to defeat rival Mason City by 43 strokes. Junior Emma Lloyd was meet medalist with a personal-best round of 40. The Dodgers secured the top six spots on the individual leaderboard, with Lloyd being followed by freshman Kinsley Nelson (43), senior Brielle Crouch (47) and freshman Emersyn Lara (50). Senior Gracie Harvey (51) and freshman Allison Baade (54) were next in line for FDSH. On Monday, the Dodgers were at the challenging Turk Bowman ...
PHILADELPHIA, Penn. — Izaih Clark knew the severity of the situation after his crash during Philadelphia SX. On the track he was in excruciating pain, and the best thing for him was to calm down before passing out from the pain. “I was in a moment of panic right when it happened,” ...
MINNEAPOLIS — Former Iowa Central standout John Klein had a familiar smile on his face this past weekend when he made history. Klein became the first ex-Triton to reach Major League Baseball’s highest level, entering into a game on Saturday for the Minnesota Twins. The 6-foot-5 native of ...
IOWA FALLS — The St. Edmond girls track and field team scored a pair of runner-up finishes here Monday at the Iowa Falls-Alden Cadet Relays. Grundy Center was crowned overall champions, as Webster City finished second. Humboldt was third followed by AGWSR, South Hardin, Iowa Falls-Alden, the Gaels and Eagle Grove. Grace Schlegel was the runner-up in the 1,500 for St. Edmond, as she also anchored the distance medley relay to a fourth. Schlegel finished the 1,500 in a time of 5:26.36, placing only behind Humboldt’s Aubry Fisher. Naomi Valles picked up a second in the 3,000 and was ...
