Light rain did not keep action from wrapping up at Sports Park Raceway on Sunday for the season-ending championship races. Following nine weeks of intense racing, titles were handed out to nine drivers. Feature winners from the last evening on the track included Correctionville's Levi ...
The Fort Dodge boys golf squad welcomed some of the top Class 4A programs from around the state on Tuesday for the Phil Joselyn Invitational at the Fort Dodge Country Club. Despite a heat index that flirted with triple digits throughout the day, Dallas Center-Grimes was able to put together ...
DES MOINES - The Fort Dodge girls swim team claimed a victory over Des Moines East here on Tuesday night. The Dodgers finished with 97 points, winning six events. Kylen Lubensky, Clara Brown, Makayla Knox and Karlee Pearson were on both winning relays. Seniors Lubensky and Pearson - both Manson Northwest Webster students - also won individual races. “This was a great way to start the conference season by getting a win,” FDSH head coach Ashley Beaumont said. “We got a lot of great swims from our girls.” Lubensky, Pearson, Brown and Knox went 2:10.09 to capture the 200 ...
The numbers are up for the Fort Dodge girls swim team, and so is the enthusiasm surrounding the program. Head coach Ashley Beaumont isn’t quite sure what the year will produce from the perspective of results, but she is confident these Dodgers will show growth and support each other as the ...
What does success look like to you? I’ve been thinking a lot about this as a new calendar year of sports begins. We have athletes of all shapes, sizes and walks of life preparing for their respective seasons. Some are blessed with an endless supply of God-given talent. Some are not, but ...
The St. Edmond girls tennis team was dealt a tough blow even before stepping on the court with Boone. Over the weekend, senior Chloe Palmer suffered an injury that forced her out of the lineup against the second-ranked Toreadors on Monday. Boone would go on to post a 9-0 victory over the Gaels. The loss of Palmer forced changes in the rotation, as Abby Huss and Jade Rock played together in doubles for the first time, dropping an 8-3 decision. Emmersyn Peters and Lizzy Tiernan made their varsity debut in doubles, falling 8-4. “Without Chloe, everyone was moved up a spot and it ...
