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Today's Sports

  • Falcons topple Rams, 35-7

        COUNCIL BLUFFS - Conventional football wisdom says if you can run the ball and stop the run you will be successful.

        The Glenwood football team had trouble running the ball and stopping the run, and the Rams’ success against Council Bluffs St. Albert followed suit with conventional wisdom in a 35-7 loss at Al Leber Field in a non-conference game called with 5:38 remaining in the game due to lightening and storms in the area.

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  • Rams drop volleyball season...

        Clarinda defeated Glenwood 22-25, 25-14, 27-25 and 25-15 in the season-opener for both teams.
       “I was extremely proud of my team tonight,” said Glenwood coach Kara Huisman. “We did not let ourselves becomes victims when Morgan Lucy went down with an ankle injury.  We passed the ball extremely well and had great opportunities to score.”
     Glenwood was led by Grace Newman with 14 kills and eight digs. 

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  • East Mills rolls in opener, 63-26

        MALVERN - The East Mills football team broke open a 6-6 first quarter game by scoring 44 of the next 52 points in a 63-26 non-conference victory over Adair-Casey on Friday.

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  • Knights trample Eagles in 56-8...

        TABOR - You can tell a coach has high expectations for his football team when a 56-8 win gets you an A-minus grade.
        But that’s exactly the marks Fremont-Mills football coach Jeremy Christiansen gave his team after Friday’s non-conference victory over East Union.
        “I think just for the fact we didn’t get our No. 1’s in for long and we still have a few things to work on,” the coach said of his team’s grade.

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  • Rams can’t hold off Warriors

        The Glenwood Rams began their 2011 football season in disappointing fashion Friday night, dropping a 16-12 non-district decision to visiting Sergeant Bluff-Luton at Ram Memorial Field.

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  • Mills County Male Athlete of the...

        Johnny Fuller has a secret.
        One of Glenwood’s all-time most decorated long-distance runners hates to run the mile.
        Hates.

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  • Mills County Female Athlete of...

        Three years ago, you might say, Mindy Lorimor won one for the gender wars.

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  • No repeat for Rams

        Nearly a year ago to the day, it was the Glenwood baseball team tossing its gloves in the air and dog piling on the pitcher's mound at Harlan's Jim Goeser field as the Rams advanced in the Class 3A post-season with a win over the Cyclones.

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  • Lorimor, Kaufman lead 2011 All-...

    Baseball
    - Taylor Kaufman, Sr., Glenwood*
    n Went 6-3 on the mound with 113 strikeouts in 55 1/3 innings; also hit .568 with 10 HRs and 59 RBIs.

    C Seth Phillips, So., Fremont-Mills
    - Hit .345 with 17 RBIs.

    IF Joey Carlson, Sr., Fremont-Mills
    - Hit .444 with nine doubles and 21 RBIs. Also stole 13 bases.

    IF Nathaniel Bledsoe, Sr., Glenwood
    - Third basemen hit .309 while smacking 10 doubles and driving in 35 runs.

    IF Josh Keim, Sr., Glenwood

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  • Blue Devils edge Wolverines, 3-1

        The Nishnabotna baseball team knocked off East Mills 3-1 in the regular-season final for both teams last Wednesday.
        The Wolverines (6-9) struggled against Blue Devil starter Kaleb Kahue. The senior right-hander allowed one hit and no earned runs while striking out 14.
        Luke Schafer had the lone hit for East Mills.
        Charlie Ruff recorded the loss but did not allow an earned run.
        Andrew Thompson had two hits and drove in a run for Nishnabotna.

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