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Iowa Central women prevail on the road

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MARSHALLTOWN — Izzy Bassett scored 19 points and the Iowa Central women secured a road win here Saturday over Marshalltown, 57-43. Bassett has now scored in double figures in each of her last three games for the Tritons (13-4 overall, 6-3 in the ICCAC). MacKenna Bush had nine points, ...

BACK ON TRACK

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It came as no surprise that senior standout LJ Maehl was ultimately the difference in the Fort Dodge girls basketball squad’s 56-37 victory over Sioux City West on Friday. Yet it was a stretch without her on the court that helped the Dodgers find their footing — and the supporting cast ...

Dodger boys left in a foul mood

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The sputtering offense of the Fort Dodge boys basketball team finally saw a glimmer of hope on Friday against Sioux City West. The Dodger defense, though, gave up a season-high for points as the Wolverines made a living at the free-throw line on their way to a 78-58 victory. Standout players ...

Valiant effort for No. 1 Gaels

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CLEAR LAKE — The St. Edmond boys showed they can play with anybody here Friday night. But a tough stretch in the fourth quarter allowed second-ranked (Class 3A) Clear Lake to deal the No. 1 (1A) Gaels their first loss of the season, 62-48. The Lions (7-0 overall, 4-0 in North Central ...

Dodgers win a pair at lanes

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The Fort Dodge bowling teams opened the second portion of the season with two victories at Family Bowling Center. The Dodger boys won 2,588-1,816 over Des Moines East. The girls earned a 2,045-1,855 over East. Kody VanValkenburg led the Dodgers with a 423. He had games of 211 and 212. ...

St. Edmond wrestlers on the mat

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ALGONA — The St. Edmond wrestling team kicked off a big three-day stretch with North Central Conference triangular action here Thursday night. Algona swept the meet, earning dual wins over both the Gaels and Webster City, as the Lynx finished 1-1 with a win over St. Edmond. In a 61-9 loss ...