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  • Collinson Is New Firestone Manager

    Tom Collinson was recently named the new store manager at Glenwood Firestone.

    Collinson comes to Firestone with 24 years of experience in the automotive industry. He is currently a resident of Council Bluffs, but has worked and lived in Alaska.

    Collinson is an active member of his church, serving as both an elder and praise team leader. He is a six-season member of the Southwest Iowa Men’s Chorus. He and his wife share five children and five grandchildren.

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  • Rams third at Relays

    A good day for the Glenwood relay teams and a strong individual day from Lydia Bienlien helped lead the Glenwood girls to a third place at the Ram Relays on Thursday.

    The Rams' 76 team points trailed second place Harlan's 145. Atlantic was the team champion with 161 points.

    “Everybody did their part to make this a competitive meet,” said Glenwood coach Brad Rasmussen.

    Lydia Bienlien won a gold medal in the 400-meters, placed third in the long jump and ran the anchor leg of the Rams's second place finishing sprint medley relay.

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  • The Running Mom

    Most mother's of four have little energy to crawl into bed after a typical day of being Mom. Kelly Knight on the other hand gets her four kids – ranging in age from 8 to 18 – off to school and her day has just begun.

    Knight is an Iowa Western Community College sophomore studying to be a paramedic. Oh, and she happens to be ranked nationally in the 3,000-meters for the Reiver track team.

    To say Knight, 37, took an unlikely path to college long distance runner is putting it mildly.

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  • Glenwood drops second straight

    Rams drop second straight

    The Glenwood girls tennis team dropped its second straight dual on Tuesday with a 7-2 loss to Atlantic.

    Glenwood won its opening two singles matches with strong performances by No. 1 Alexa Bledsoe, who defeated the Titans' Laena Frederickson and No. 2 Lydia Sperling to defeated Megan Hoehns 8-4. But the two wins would be the Rams' only victories in the dual.

    The Titans won the final four singles matches and all three doubles matches.

    Atlantic 7,

    Glenwood 2

    Singles

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  • Fuller's record-setting day leads Rams

    The Glenwood boys track team braved cold weather and a wet track to win a pair of gold medals at the Sioux City Relays on Saturday.

    The Rams' Johnny Fuller had little trouble adjusted to the cold weather winning first place in the 3,200-meters in 9:58.50. Fuller's time was a personal-best and 15 seconds better than the Glenwood sophomore record set in 1976 by Jim Whitcomb.

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  • Rams dominate Kuemper 5-2

    For the second game in a row the Glenwood boys soccer team used an overpowering offensive game to score five goals, this time downing Kuemper Catholic 5-2 in Carroll on Thursday.

    The Rams (4-2 overall, 2-0 in the Hawkeye 10 Conference) took some time to adjust to the Knights' “unusual” style of play, but once they did, said Glenwood coach Mike Artist, his team played well.

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  • Rams fourth at Shenandoah

    The Glenwood girls golf team place fourth at the Shenandoah Open Golf Tournament on Thursday.

    Charley Arno placed tenth to lead Glenwood . Shenandoah's Alex Curry shot 81 for top individual honors.

    “This was the first time the girls played 18 holes,” said Glenwood coach Kathy Konigsmark. “They started getting tired on the second nine. Most girls shot a good round and the second round was worse.”

    Atlantic 216,

    Glenwood 228

    Atlantic edged Glenwood 216-228 in Hawkeye 10 girls golf last Tuesday.

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  • Rams stay perfect at 8-0

    The Glenwood girls soccer team finished 3-0 at the A-D-M Invitational Soccer Tournament this weekend in Adel to improved to 8-0 on the season.

    The Rams, ranked No. 11 in Class 2A, came out a little flat in the tournament opener, said coach Brad Silvey, but bounced back in a 3-2 opening round win over Hoover on Friday.

    “Our focus wasn’t there to open the game,” said Selvey. “Maybe it was being out of town or staying the night in a hotel, but we didn’t stay focused.”

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  • Glenwood boys first, girls sixth at LC meet

    The Glenwood boys track team won its fifth meet of the season last Tuesday out pacing Atlantic 142 to 131 at the Council Bluffs Lewis Central Co-Ed Track Meet.

    “This was a great meet for us heading into a Drake Relays break,” said Glenwood coach Mark Starner. “Having missed qualifying in two events by a combined time of eight hundredths of a second in the 110-meter high hurdles and the 4 x 100-mete relay we still wanted to prove that we are a team to be aware of in the team title at every meet.

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  • Rams roll to 7-1 win

    The Glenwood boys soccer team racked up a 5-0 halftime lead and never looked back in a 7-1 Hawkeye 10 Conference victory over Creston on Thursday.

    Joey Stivers continued his strong play with three goals. Brian Lilly added two goals with Grant Loeffelbein, Zach Zenor and Nathan Knight each added a goal each.

    The Class 2A No. 9 ranked Rams (6-2 overall, 4-0 in the conference) played in control and withstood a prettying physical match up against the Panthers, Glenwood coach Mike Artist said.

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