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Gaels anxious to get volleyball season started

The St. Edmond volleyball team enters 2026 with high expectations, as they return a handful of key starters from a 10-win campaign a year ago. For the first time since 2017-18, the Gaels carry a streak of back-to-back double-digit win totals with them. The 29 victories over the past two ...

Triton men come up short on the road

MARSHALLTOWN - The Iowa Central men’s soccer team fell to Marshalltown here on Tuesday, 3-0. The Tigers scored all three of their goals in the opening half to hand the Tritons (1-1 overall) their first loss of the season. Last Thursday, Iowa Central posted a 4-0 victory over East Central College on the road. Haruki Hayashi had a hat trick, with Javier Alvarado adding a goal and an assist. Pablo Lopez Mari and Lautaro Brunig Leites each recorded an assist. The Tritons travel to Sedalia, Mo. on Saturday to face State Fair at 3 p.m.

Dodgers roll to home dual win

The Fort Dodge boys golf team fired a second straight 173 here on Tuesday, earning a dual over Des Moines Lincoln here Tuesday at the Fort Dodge Country Club. Trace Rial was the medalist, carding a round of 40. The Dodgers had the best nine scores of the meet to win by 33 shots. Senior ...

NCC tennis streak now 25 for Gaels

NEVADA - The St. Edmond girls tennis team scored another dominant victory here Tuesday evening, besting Nevada, 8-1. Chloe Palmer, Abby Huss and Olivia Andrew all won their singles matches without dropping a point, while Sophia Schlienz and Jade Rock posted 8-2 victories. The Gaels have now won 25 consecutive North Central Conference matches. In doubles, Palmer and Huss, along with Schlienz and Andrew, each won by matching scores of 8-1. Rock and Kaci McGonegle added an 8-5 victory in doubles. “The girls played really well,” SEHS head coach Shawn Neverman said. “With Nevada ...

Dodger boys optimistic under new coach Read

Entering his first season as Fort Dodge cross country coach, Austin Read will have some familiar faces to work with on the boys side. The Dodgers return five letterwinners, which Read hopes will lead to some competitive team performances. “It’s pretty exciting,” Read said. “We have ...

Gaels roll past Storm Lake

The St. Edmond girls tennis team remained unbeaten in duals, besting Storm Lake here Monday, 9-0. Chloe Palmer, Abby Huss, Olivia Andrew and Emmersyn Peters all picked up 8-0 wins in singles, as Jade Rock scored an 8-1 victory and Sophia Schlienz won by a score of 8-2. “The girls came to play and would not be denied,” SEHS head coach Shawn Neverman said. “Storm Lake was down a few of its starting players as they also share athletes with the volleyball program. “Sharing athletes is not always the easiest thing to do when running a successful program, but with solid teamwork ...