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Today's Sports

  • Rams 11th at Atlantic tourney

    Host Atlantic took home the team crown and Creston’s Carson Whittington top individual honors at the Trojan Invitational at Nishna Hills Golf Course last Tuesday.

    Atlantic edged Creston 304 to 314 in the team standings.

    Glenwood finished with a team round of 388.

    Whittington shot a tournament best 69.

    Kobe Rhodes paced Glenwood with a  round of 86.

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  • Mustangs nip Rams, 5-4 in tennis

    The Glenwood boys tennis team lost a  close 5-4 decision to Shenandoah last Wednesday in a match played indoors at the Montgomery County YMCA in Red Oak due to weather conditions.  

    Rams’ No. 1 player Joe Gunkelman played his most consistent game of the season against the Fillies’ Jacob Holmes at the No. 1 singles spot but fell 10-6 to the senior.

    Max Chavez and Cole Peckham continued their winning streaks beating their opponents 10-7 and 10-3, respectively.  

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  • Glenwood boys soccer gets...

    Glenwood overcame a  1-0 halftime to win their second straight overtime match in non-conference boys soccer action last Tuesday.

    “This felt like a game where they (Sioux City North) came out stronger than us, we hung in there with our defense and we got the momentum back,” said Glenwood coach Shane Keeling.

    Marco Carrillo got the Stars on the board when his shot deflected off Ram goalkeeper Nick Frazee’s hands just inside the far post for the game’s first goal with just two minutes to go before halftime.

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  • Jones takes second in 400...

    Derek Jones was second in the 400-meter hurdles and ran the anchor leg of the 4x400-meter relay that finished just four tenths of a second behind Cedar Rapids Prairie’s time.

    Jones’ time of 53.11, was a step off champion Jack Bergstrom’s time. The Johnston sophomore ran a 52.96.

    Jones teamed with Brogan Weddum, Jared Cook and Brady Wheeler to run a 3:21.9 and set a new school record.

    The Rams qualified for Drake in eight events.

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  • Glenwood girls track team places...

    Host Shenandoah edged Glenwood in the team standings at the Shenandoah Relays on Friday.

    The Fillies racked up 188 team points to the Rams’ 184.
    In all, Glenwood won six events and placed second in five more.

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  • Rams 1-2 at A-D-M Tourney

    The Glenwood girls soccer team went 1-2 at the A-D-M Invitational Tournament on Saturday in Adel.

    Two of the Rams’ three matches came down to overtime with one being a 2-1 shootout win over Bondurant in game two.

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  • Glenwood boys win in OT

    The Glenwood boys soccer team won its third straight match and improved to 8-3 on the season with a 1-0 overtime win over Kuemper Catholic on Saturday.

    The game was scoreless through the end of regulation play before heading into extra time. With just 10 players on the field, Glenwood attacked the Knights and forced a hand ball in the box. Tyler Jensen nailed the penalty kick for the game-winner.

    Nick Frazee recorded his second straight shutout and fourth of the season after stopping six shots.

    Glenwood 3,
    Creston 0

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  • Glenwood splits duals with St....

        The Glenwood girls and boys golf teams split a pair of duals against Council Bluffs St. Albert at Fox Run Golf Course on Thursday.
        The girls downed the Saintes 249-259 and the boys suffered a 187-193 setback.
        Leading the way for the Glenwood girls was Adria Skarnulis shooting a 56.
        “Adria hit the ball well off the tee and played consistently throughout her round,” said Glenwood coach Kathy Konigsmark.

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  • Glenwood boys, girls second at...

    COUNCIL BLUFFS - The Glenwood girls and boys track teams both placed second at the Council Bluffs Lewis Central Co-Ed Relays last Tuesday.

    Harlan edged a Glenwood boys team with a juggled line up, 141 to 133 in the boys standings.

    Glenwood entered the meet hoping to qualify last minute competitors for this week’s Drake Relays in Des Moines. Glenwood coach Mark Starner came away from Lewis Central disappointed with his team’s focus and effort.

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  • F-M girls, boys in top three at...

    The Fremont-Mills girls were second and the boys third at the West Harrison Invitational on Thursday.

    The Knight girls racked up 105 points to finish second behind team champion Woodbine’s 182 points. The boys finished with 136 points behind champion Missouri Valley and the host Hawkeyes.

    Leading the way for the Fremont-Mills girls was Andrea McClary (high jump) and Taryn Williams (long jump and 100-meter hurdles), who both scored gold medals. The Knight shuttle hurdle relay team also had a top time of 1:13.70.

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