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Today's Sports

  • Schafer, Meier unanimous first...

        Luke Schafer and Nate Meier were both unanimous first team offensive and defensive selections on the 2010 Eight-Man District 8 Football Team released last week.
        Schafer, a junior, was tabbed as the first team quarterback after leading the district with just over 2,400 yards and 37 touchdowns passing. Schafer added 611 yards and 11 touchdowns on the ground. On defense, Schafer had 98 tackles and picked off four passes.

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  • Rams open season with 66-22 rout...

        The Glenwood girls basketball team opened its season strong with a 20-6 first quarter run in a 66-22 rout of Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson last Tuesday.

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  • Knights are Dome bound

        Entering its quarterfinal football game against Glidden-Ralston in the Eight-Man playoffs on Friday, Fremont-Mills’ Joey Carlson had caught eight passes this season.

        On Friday, the senior tight end made just one catch.     But none have ever been bigger for the Knights as Carlson’s 8-yard grab on the third play of overtime that lifted Fremont-Mills to a 20-14 victory.
        The win puts the Knights into Thursday’s semifinal against Armstrong-Ringsted (12-0).

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  • Fuller fulfills dreams with...

        In the hours leading up the Class 3A State Cross Country Meet race on Saturday, Glenwood’s Johnny Fuller kept running over in his mind what a college coach recently wrote to him.

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  • Fuller wins championship,...

        FORT DODGE - Johnny Fuller ran to Glenwood's first ever individual state cross country championship and the Rams' placed seventh in the team standings at the Iowa State Cross Country meet held on Saturday at Lakeside Municipal Golf Course in Fort Dodge.

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  • Knights’ offense hot in cold...

        TABOR - In the first 23 minutes of its first round playoff football game against Boyer Valley  Wednesday the Fremont-Mills offense was nearly as cold as the 30 degree temperatures and frigid wind.

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  • Wolverines roar back from 17...

        The East Mills football team rallied back from 17-0 in the final eight minutes of the game to post a 32-17 victory over Coon Rapids-Bayard in the opening round of the Eight-Man playoffs on Wednesday.
        “I don't even know what or how...it was just pretty amazing,” said East Mills coach Andy Irwin of his team's comeback. The 17 point deficit is the largest comeback the coach can recall in his four years as the Wolverines' coach.

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  • Knights’ offense hot in cold...

        TABOR - In the first 23 minutes of its first round playoff football game against Boyer Valley  Wednesday the Fremont-Mills offense was nearly as cold as the 30 degree temperatures and frigid wind.

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  • Rams win district, send three...

        DENISON - For all its cross country success over the last decade, the Glenwood boys have just one district title to show for its efforts.
        After Thursday, make that two district titles.

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  • Knights run through East Mills,...

        TABOR - The Fremont-Mills defense held East Mills to minus-23 yards on its first five possessions and built a 30-0 lead before the end of the first quarter in a regular-season finale for both teams rife with playoff implications in Tabor on Friday.

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