Don’t tell Chase Sudol and his Nashua-Plainfield football players that this Friday’s home game is just another regular season game. No sir, Friday’s tilt against West Hancock is a playoff game. The winner makes the Class A state playo
New Hampton survived a 20-9 deficit in the first set of a regional volleyball match-up against Waukon Wednesday, then went on to win the match in straight sets.
Jordon Snyder was fairly confident of his ability to finish in the top 15 to earn all-conference honors during the Upper Iowa Conference race last Thursday. After all, the senior has been all-UIC his freshman, sophomore and junior years.
New Hampton used a fast start and a stingy defense to roll to a 28-10 victory over Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Friday night, and in the process, set up a winner-take-all game against Clear Lake next week.
Kassidy Reicks says her Turkey Valley volleyball team is a work in progress. However, there’s not a lot of time left in the season for that work to be finished. “Yeah, I know,” said the Trojan senior after a 3-0 loss to Starmont Tuesday.
With no cousin Jake to run against this year, it’s been a little tougher for Nolan Usher to be competitive while running for the New Hampton cross country team.
For a few moments — OK, maybe more than a few — Nashua-Plainfield coach Amber Carter was thinking about sending out an all-points bulletin to find her volleyball team last Tuesday. But the Huskies “returned” on their own to finally put away
Brock Dietz loved the conditions — cool and wet — Thursday night; in fact, the only thing missing was the rain. “I like it cold,” the Nashua-Plainfield senior said, “and I don’t even mind the rain.
As Mason Hyde caught the pass that put Nashua-Plainfield ahead 14-13 last Friday night, he knew the Huskies were bound for victory. Sure, there was a quarter and change remaining in the game against Grundy Center, but Hyde knew. “Our def
A serious blow was dealt to the chances of Turkey Valley playing in the postseason this year when the Trojans were defeated on a wet field at Northwood-Kensett Friday. "The winner is still in the playoff picture, the loser is out of
For the third time in four years, New Hampton came away with the title of the BCLUW Tournament Saturday, but it wasn't easy. Well, maybe the first two matches were. After defeating Collins-Maxwell and East Marshall 2-0, the Chick
New Hampton bounced back in a big way Friday night as the Chickasaws used a strong run game and a suffocating defense to roll past Osage 32-6 in Class 2A, District 2 play.
