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Today's Sports

  • Glenwood girls win eight golds...

    The Glenwood girls track team racked up 132 points for first place to win the Hawkeye 10 Conference Southern Division title in Creston last Tuesday.

    The Rams easily out-paced second place Shenandoah, 132 to 86 in the team standings behind eight gold medal winning performances.

    “Overall we like the effort which led to the results,” said Glenwood coach Brad Rasmussen. “Our field events seem to be strong and everything on the track is progressing.”

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  • ALL-MILLS COUNTY BASKETBALL TEAMS

    Boys First Team

    Gage Shatava, Sr., Glenwood

    Senior guard led the Rams with 16.3 points per game, 39 three-pointers, 77 assists and 31 steals.

    Keegan Wederquist, Jr., East Mills

    6-foot-3 forward averaged team-best 16.8 points, 11.6 rebounds and 2.5 blocked shots per game this season.

    Logan Currin, Jr., East Mills

    Guard hit 25 three-pointers this season while averaging 11.5 points and 5 rebounds per game.

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  • Raiders too much for Wolverines...

    After nearly 24 minutes of some of the worst offensive play he’d seen from his team all season, coach Kevin Schafer and his East Mills Wolverines found themselves down just 31-30 with 2.1 seconds left in the third quarter in its state tournament opener.

    But a three pointer by Dunkerton’s Nick Anderson from 30 feet out at the third quarter buzzer and a 12-2 run to open the final quarter flipped the momentum as the No. 4 ranked Raiders pulled away late for a 50-38 victory in the Class 1A state quarterfinals at Wells Fargo Arena Monday afternoon.

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  • Wolverines headed to state...

    ATLANTIC - “I was like, please go in.”

    That was the thought running through Noah Meyer’s mind as he put up a potentially game-tying shot with under a second to go in regulation of East Mills’ Class 1A substate final versus Nodaway Valley.

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  • 2014 Football Schedules

    2014 MILLS COUNTY
    FOOTBALL SCHEDULES

    GLENWOOD (Class 3-A)
    Aug. 29 - Red Oak
    Sept. 5 - @ C.B. Thomas Jefferson
    Sept. 12 - Atlantic
    Sept. 19 - @ Winterset
    Sept. 26 - Creston
    Oct. 3 - @ Denison-Schleswig
    Oct. 10 - ADM
    Oct. 17 - @ Harlan
    Oct. 24 - @ Dallas Center-Grimes
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  • Rams can’t get past Cyclones in...

    COUNCIL BLUFFS - This time, it was the second run that got Glenwood.

    In it’s two previous meeting with Harlan, the Rams were out-scored 36-11 in the first quarter of a pair of regular season losses.

    In Monday’ substate match up, with a state tournament bid on the line, the Cyclones opened the game on a 13-2 run. Glenwood weathered that storm, out-scored Harlan 17-11 in the second quarter and trailed just 24-19 at the half.
    Then the third quarter happened.

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  • Class 1A State Preview: East...

    In its first state trip ever, the East Mills Wolverines (23-3) have a “tall” challenge in first round opponent, Dunkerton (25-1). 

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  • Clark, Malcom earn first state...

    DES MOINES – Josh Clark and Matt Malcom both earned their first wins at state but the Glenwood wrestling team missed out on a medal for the third straight season at the Iowa State Wrestling Tournament in Des Moines last weekend.
    Bettendorf edged 2013 champion Southeast Polk for the traditional state team title by just four points in the team standings.

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  • Rams roll in districts with 79-...

    ATLANTIC - Jacob Lewis and Corey Bertini combined for 38 points and Glenwood opened the game on a 21-5 run in a very business-like 79-36 dismantling of Winterset Monday night in the Class 3A, District 16 opening round in Atlantic.

    “I felt good with our approach and focus tonight,” said Glenwood coach Curt Schulte after the game. “We set the tone early that first quarter and maintained that for 32 minutes.”

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  • Viqueens too much for Knights in...

    RED OAK – Carmen Subbert scored 27 points to lead Stanton past Fremont-Mills 52-29 in the Class 1A girls regional girls basketball final Friday in Red Oak.

    Subbert’s 27 points came on 11-of-19 shooting. The senior added seven rebounds and three blocks to put the Viqueens in the regional finals and one game from a state tournament bid.

    “It feels good,” Subbert said after the game. “It’s been a long time since we’ve been to the finals. Just to get this far is a great accomplishment.”

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