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Today's Sports

  • Knights first, second at Relays

    The host Knights won the boys team title and the girls were second at the Fremont-Mills Co-ed Invitational Relays last Friday in Tabor.

    The Knight boys won the team crown with 133 points to out-pace runner up A-H-S-T’s 107.5. The East Mills boys squad placed fourth, just two points out of third.

    Fremont-Mills boys got individual gold medals from Parker Powers (110-meter hurdles), Jason Rusten (3,200-meters) and Spencer Phillips (discus). The Knights added top finishes in the shuttle hurdle, 4x100-meter and 4x400-meter relays.

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  • Glenwood girls, boys sweep Co-ed...

    The Glenwood girls and boys track teams ran away from the competition and swept the team titles at their own Co-ed Ram Relays last Monday.

    The Glenwood girls racked up 156 teams points to best Shenandoah’s 133 points. In all, the Glenwood girls won six gold medals and placed in the top three in eight other events.

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  • New Glenwood softball coach...

    New Glenwood softball coach Thomas Horton is the current head softball coach at Bellevue East High School in Nebraska.

    Current being the operative word – Horton will pull a rare double-duty as head coach. The Rams’ third head coach in as many seasons will coach Glenwood in the summer and remain as the Chieftain’s head coach in the Nebraska fall varsity season.

    “I’ll coach Glenwood over here in the summer and then Bellevue East in the fall,” said, Horton who is replacing one-year head coach Mark Starner.

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  • Knights second at Tiger Relays

    The Fremont-Mills boys track team won five gold medals to earn second place in the team standings at the Griswold Tiger Relays Thursday.

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  • Ram relay team breaks record at...

    DES MOINES - The Glenwood boys 4x100-meter relay team twice broke school records and Jacy Embray became the first Glenwood thrower to medal in a decade at the Drake Relays in Des Moines last weekend.

    The Rams’ 4x100-meter relay team of Dane Kruse, Jon Van Scoy, Mavrick Decker and James Fuller broke the school record time set 50 years ago and then snapped that mark again Saturday with a time of 43.23 to place third overall in a competitive field. West Burlington had the top time of 43.16 at Drake.

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  • Rams down Harlan 4-0

    Glenwood got goals from Ryan Phillips, Fernando Gonzalez, Brett Maxwell and Joe Bryson and a sterling defensive effort to post a 4-0 shutout of Harlan in a Hawkeye 10 Conference soccer match played at the Creighton University Soccer Complex Thursday.

    Glenwood coach Shane Keeling was encouraged by the play of his defense, posting their second straight shutout of the season, but still saw areas where his team needs to improve on offense.

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  • Rams suffer first loss on pitch

    The No. 14 ranked Glenwood girls soccer team suffered its first loss of the season on Friday with a 2-0 setback against Sioux City East.

    The Rams (4-1 overall, 3-0 in the Hawkeye 10 Conference) struggled to adjust to the Black Raiders’ offensive scheme in the loss.

    “Sioux City East played a formation that we were not used to seeing,” said Glenwood coach Amy Benson.  They did a really good job of using their outside defenders as an extra option on offense.”

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  • Glenwood wins soccer opener 5-1

    The Glenwood girls soccer team used a quick start to get off to a winning start this season with a 5-1 victory on the road at Sioux City North Friday.

    The Rams’ Taylor Bardsley opened the scoring for Glenwood just two minutes into the game. The quick start gave the Rams the momentum they never let go of.

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  • Glenwood girls run away with...

    HARLAN - The Glenwood girls placed in the top two in 10 events to edge Harlan in the team standings at the Koos Relays Friday in Harlan.

    The Rams finished with 126.75 points to the Cyclones’ 119. Shenandoah was a distant third with 65 points.

    “The Rams had a mission in Harlan, which was to perform at a high level,” said Glenwood Coach Brad Rasmussen. “It was a night the Rams were trying to put themselves in position to possibly qualify for the Drake Relays.”

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  • Glenwood wins Cardinal Relays

    CLARINDA - The Glenwood boys track team scored 128 team points to edge Harlan at the Cardinal Relays in Clarinda Friday.

    The Rams won four gold medals and finished as runners up in five other events in winning their second straight meet this season despite being short-handed.

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