DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — The ocean water had never felt so refreshing to the Iowa Central cheer squad. The Tritons had just clinched a second consecutive National Cheerleaders Association championship on the biggest stage of all in the Intermediate Large Co-Ed division. The reward wasn’t ...
Branden Foy and Brantley Porter each won events for the Fort Dodge seventh-grade boys track and field team here Thursday night at the Dodger Relays. Ames won the team title, as Humboldt was second. Dallas Center-Grimes, Fort Dodge, Webster City, Marshalltown, Iowa Falls-Alden and St. Edmond ...
The Fort Dodge boys tennis team split with Des Moines North and Sioux City North here Thursday evening. The Dodgers posted a 9-2 victory over the Polar Bears and lost to the Stars, 11-0. Claiming singles wins for Fort Dodge were Aidan Recker, Jaxon Jones, Easton Minkoff and Kyron McCrady. “I thought the boys did a nice job in both duals,” FDSH head coach Scott Messerly said. “It was nice to get the win vs. Des Moines North, but we also played well against Sioux City North. They are a very good, very experienced team.” In doubles, Corban McHone and Recker, Minkoff and ...
Jerry Crockett scored four medals to lead the Fort Dodge eighth-grade boys track and field team here at the Dodger Relays Thursday night. Fort Dodge placed fourth overall behind Iowa Falls-Alden, Ames and Dallas Center-Grimes. Humboldt was fifth, with Marshalltown, St. Edmond and Webster ...
BOONE — The Iowa Central softball team begins postseason play here Friday in the Region 11-B Tournament. The Tritons (38-16 overall) open with Hawkeye at 4 p.m. following No. 10 Des Moines Area and Northeast squaring off. Winners of those two games will play on Saturday at 2 p.m., with the finals set for Sunday starting at noon. The tournament is double-elimination. During the regular season, Iowa Central and Hawkeye (23-31) split four meetings. The RedTails won the first, 4-2, before the Tritons responded at Rogers Park with an 8-0 win in five innings. When they met in ...
MASON CITY — The No. 18 Iowa Central baseball team bounced back in a big way here on Wednesday. The Tritons posted a 31-9 victory over North Iowa Area, snapping a three-game losing streak in their final regular season road game. Iowa Central (40-9 overall, 18-6 in the ICCAC) has scored over 30 runs three different times this year, sweeping the three games with the Trojans. This marks the fourth straight season they have reached the 40-win mark. George McIntyre hit a pair of home runs for the Tritons. Ben Jones, Wyatt Myers, Tate Perrin and Mitch Seykora also went deep. Iowa ...
