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  • Hoffman, Peckham get first wins...

        DES MOINES - Hunter Hoffman and Cole Peckham both earned their first wins at state but the Glenwood wrestling team went home without any medals for the second straight year at the Iowa State Wrestling Tournament in Des Moines last weekend.
        Southeast Polk, who also won the state dual title, had 11 medalists on Saturday and ran away with the traditional state title, racking up 180.5 to runner up Bettendorf’s 134.5.

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  • Wolverines sweep A-H-S-T, Tri-...

        The East Mills wrestling team went on the road Thursday and earned a pair of dual wins at Tri-Center.
        The Wolverines knocked off the host Trojans 40-33 and A-H-S-T 33-27 in the double-dual.
        Colton Story (220 and 195 pounds), David Howell (285), Lane Stortenbecker (138) and Colby Jennings (160 and 170 pounds) all recorded two wins in the duals.

    East Mills 40,
    Tri-Center 33

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  • Harlan girls get past Glenwood

    Harlan used a 15-5 run to pull away from Glenwood in a 42-32 Hawkeye 10 Conference victory on Friday in Harlan.
    The Rams (10-6 overall, 7-3 in the conference) struggled to find their touch on offense, shooting 26.4 percent from the field (14-of-53) in the loss.

    Emily Blum paced Glenwood with 12 points. Grace Newman added nine points and Hailey Darrow eight.
    Taylor Wagner led Harlan with 12 points.

    Glenwood 44,
    Atlantic 30

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  • Knights get comeback win

        Fremont-Mills out-scored Heartland Christian 21-13 in the fourth quarter for a 56-50 come-from-behind victory on Friday.
        The Eagles held a 37-35 heading into the final frame before the Knights’ comeback.
        Dakota Thomas scored 17 points and Aaron Flueren 13 to lead the Knights.
        Cody Cunard’s 17 points led Heartland Christian.

    Fremont-Mills 58,
    Essex 32

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  • F-M girls get defensive in win

        The Fremont-Mills defense limited Heartland Christian to 22 percent shooting in a 44-29 victory on Friday.
        Macy Williams led the Knights (13-5 overall, 9-0 in the conference) with  a game-high 25 points in the win. Emily Smith added eight points and Taryn Williams, six.
        Steffi Cunard recorded 17 points to lead the Eagles.

    Fremont-Mills 55,
    Essex 41

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  • Rams snap four-game skid with...

        Tyler Jensen entered Glenwood game against Harlan second on the team in three pointers.
        After Friday’s game, Jensen remained second on the team in made three’s but the 5-foot-7 senior took the lead in the clutch three pointer department.

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  • Rams crown three at Hawk-10 meet

        CRESTON - The Glenwood wrestling team followed up its clinching of the Hawkeye 10 Conference regular season-title and a perfect dual season with a  second place showing at the conference tournament on Saturday in Creston.

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  • East Mills wrestling earns pair...

        The East Mills wrestling team earned a pair of wins at the Clarinda Academy quadrangular last Tuesday.
        The Wolverines knocked off East Union 66-18 and the host Eagles 60-24. East Mills’ lone loss was a 39-34 setback to Bedford/Lenox.
        Josh Hopkins (152  pounds), Cavin Darnold (145), Colby Jennings (160), Colton Story (195), David Howell (285) and Ben Christensen (106) all earned three wins for the Wolverines.

    East Mills 66,
    East Union 18

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  • Fremont-Mills falls in Corner...

        Stanton rode a 22-9 second quarter run to a 40-19 halftime lead and cruised into the finals of the Corner Conference Girls Basketball Tournament with a 71-48 victory over Fremont-Mills on Thursday.

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  • Rams win second straight on road

        The Glenwood girls got 20 points from Grace Newman and 13 from Hailey Darrow in a 52-33 victory over Red Oak on Friday.
        The Rams (9-5 overall, 7-2 in the Hawkeye 10 Conference) led throughout the game before pulling away in the fourth quarter.
        “We had some good stops, we rebounded well and we made shots,” Glenwood coach Barry Loeffelbein said. “Everybody seemed to knock down a shot in that run.”

    Glenwood 53,
    Creston 39

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