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Today's Sports

  • Glenwood struggles to 1-3 finish...

        The Glenwood volleyball team was 1-3 on Saturday at the Atlantic Tournament.
        The Rams struggled hitting and made too many errors, coach Kara Huisman said.
        “We did not play well at all,” Huisman said. “There’s not much else to say, we had way too many  unforced errors and just didn’t play well.”
        The Rams dropped their first two matches to Winterset and Harlan before getting a win over Underwood.

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  • Plattsmouth edges Glenwood at LC...

        Mark Abrams won his third meet of the season but Plattsmouth edged Glenwood in the team standings to prevent the Rams from doing the same at the Council Bluffs Lewis Central Invite on Saturday at Iowa Western Community College.

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  • Cyclones sack Glenwood, 42-6

        Glenwood turned the ball over three times leading to 14 points and Harlan used a balanced offense to hand the Rams a 42-6 loss in Class 3A, District 8 football on Friday.
        The Class 3A state ranked No. 7 Cyclones wasted little time jumping on the 0-2 Rams, marching 63 yards in just four plays and a little over a minute on the clock to go up 7-0.

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  • Schafer comes up big in...

        Luke Schafer threw for a school-record seven touchdown passes and the East Mills football team defeated Stanton for the first time in four years with a dominating 48-12 victory on Friday in the Eight-Man, District 8 opener for both teams.
        “These kids that are seniors, when they were freshmen they got torched pretty good by them and it was closer their sophomore year and then last year, I think they felt like they out-played Stanton and kind of blew it,” said East Mills coach Kevin Schafer.

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  • Glenwood girls seventh at...

        The Glenwood Girls Cross Country Team placed seventh at the Clarinda Cross Country Meet last Tuesday.
        Shenandoah-Essex was the team champion with 65 points. Griswold was second with 74 points. Glenwood was led by Carlie Cooper who finished 10th. Lizzy Young was 16th and Morgan Naughton placed 27th.

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  • Bluejays sweep Wolverines

        Villisca swept East Mills 25-21, 25-19, 25-13 in Corner Conference volleyball on Thursday.
        “The first two games were neck and neck before Villisca pulled away the last four or five points,” said East Mills coach Connie Viner-Blank. “We have to minimize mistakes late in the game.”
        The Wolverines (1-7 overall, 0-3 in the conference) were led by Amanda Bazer's seven kills. Jessika Lynn added three kills and seven digs and Zoe Frink had three kills and four digs.

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  • Rams sweep at Omaha South...

        The Glenwood volleyball team got its first win of the season last Thursday at the Omaha South Triangular.
        The Rams (2-1 overall, 0-1 in the Hawkeye 10 Conference) downed Omaha Roncalli 25-12, 24-26, 25-17 in match one.
        Emily Blum led Glenwood with six kills against the Crimson Pride. Grace Newman was 19-of-20 serving with four aces, and McKenna Henze had 18 assists and was 9-of-9 on the serving line.
        The Rams defeated the host Packers 30-32, 25-9, 25-10

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  • Wolverines on top, 55-6

        The East Mills football team capped a perfect non-district season with a dominating 55-6 victory over Lenox on Friday.
        The game was halted in the third quarter after lightening was spotted in the area. Due to the mercy rule the game was ruled a completed game.
        Luke Schafer had another strong day under center for the Wolverines, tossing five touchdown passes for the second straight game and finishing 9-of-17 passing for 206 yards and no interceptions.

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  • Staying the Course

        The Glenwood girls and boys cross country teams kicked off their season with the Co-Ed Ram Invitational on a hot and muggy evening at Glenwood Lake Park last Tuesday.

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  • 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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