Category Archives: Sports

(Shenandoah) Isaac Henson carried the ball 20 times and rushed for 178 yards, and the Trojans played stingy defense in a 26-0 road win over Shenandoah on Friday night. Despite a slow start in the firs...

Fremont-Mills 44, Audubon 0 Braxton Blackburn ran for 164 yards and three TD's. The Knights tallied 327 yards and five scores on the ground. Paxten VanHouten had 110 yards from scrimmage with a receiv...

(Anita) West Harrison stayed undefeated with a 29-22 victory at defending state champion CAM on Friday. The Hawkeyes never trailed on their way to ending the Cougar's 15 game win streak. A pair of fir...

8-Player District 9 East Mills 65, Griswold 14 Lenox 38, Bedford 27 Stanton/Essex 34, East Union 24 District 10 Exira-EHK 41, Woodbine 8 West Harrison 29, CAM 22 Coon Rapids-Bayard 35, Boyer Valley 7 ...

(Shenandoah) Atlantic travels to Shenandoah for a non-district football game tonight. The game will be broadcast on 95.7 F.M. and video-streamed on westerniowatoday.com. Click HERE for the video link.

8-Player District 9 East Mills at Griswold Lenox at Bedford East Union at Stanton/Essex District 10 Woodbine at Exira-EHK West Harrison at CAM Boyer Valley at Coon Rapids-Bayard Non-District Audubon a...

Class 1A School Record LW 1 North Tama 11-1 1 2 Springville 11-1 2 3 Ankeny Christian 13-1 5 4 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 6-3 3 5 LeMars Gehlen Catholic 3-2 6 6 Burlington Notre Dame 14-3 7 7 Sidney 14-2 9 8 ...

Results Hawkeye Ten Conference Red Oak 3, Glenwood 0 (25-9, 25-18, 25-21) Lewis Central 3, Harlan 0 (25-18, 27-25, 25-19) Missouri River Conference Abraham Lincoln 3, Thomas Jefferson 0 (25-6, 25-15, ...

(Audubon) Lindsey Sonderman earned the individual title and the Harlan girls scored 21 point to take the team championship on Thursday night in Audubon. Sonderman crossed the finish line in 21:41. She...

(Guthrie Center) ACGC travels to DM Christian Friday night. Both teams are 1-1. The Chargers have lost to Greene County (20-14) and beat Woodward-Granger (34-30). DM Christian dropped a 56-28 decision...