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Today's Sports

  • Rams fall in girls tennis

    Shenandoah defeated Glenwood 8-1 in a Hawkeye 10 Conference girls tennis match played indoors at the Montgomery County YMCA last Wednesday due to weather.  

    The Rams played very well despite the lopsided score, said Glenwood coach Callie Ohm.  

    Maggie Finnegan, the Rams’ No. 2 player, recorded the lone victory in the dual with a 9-7 singles victory over the Fillies’ Jordan Major. Finnegan then went on to team up with Jana King at the No. 1 doubles for a close loss to Heidi Fichter and Major.

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  • Embray seventh in shot at Drake

    Glenwood’s Jacy Embray placed seventh in the shot put at the Drake Relays on Thursday to lead all Ram qualifiers at the event gathering the state and the region’s top track talents.

    Embray, the Glenwood girls’ first thrower to qualify for Drake since 2004, reached the finals in the shot and placed seventh after recording a top toss of 39 feet, four inches. Embray’s throw was the school’s third best all time.

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  • Starner is new Glenwood softball...

    Mark Starner has been tabbed to replace Tim Stanton as Glenwood’s softball coach.

    Starner takes over for Stanton who resigned after 11 seasons and a record of 264-151, including two Hawkeye 10 Conference titles.

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  • Rams improve to 4-0 in boys...

    After four wins in singles, Glenwood won its first two doubles matches to take the victory 6-3 over Harlan in Hawkeye 10 Conference tennis last Tuesday.

    The Rams’ Cole Peckham, Max Chavez, Alex Chekal and Aaron Bertini all won their singles matches.

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  • Knights third at Cardette Relays

    The Fremont-Mills girls track team placed third at the Cardette Relays in Treynor last Tuesday.

    The host Cardettes won the meet, racking up 100 team points to runner-up Woodbine’s 80. The Knights finished with 72 points.

    Fremont-Mills got gold medals from Kelsey Hurley in the 100-meters, 200-meters and the high jump.

    Taryn Williams added a gold in the 100-meter hurdles and a silver in long jump.

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  • Glenwood boys soccer stays...

    The Glenwood boys soccer team improved to 5-2 on the season and 3-0 in the Hawkeye 10 Conference with a 2-0 victory over Kuemper Catholic Thursday.

    The Rams, who won on a penalty kick in overtime last season over the Knights, didn’t need any late game heroics. Just some creative offense, said Glenwood coach Shane Keeling.

    “We knew Kuemper would be physical,” Keeling said. “And they were just that. They had rock solid fullbacks.”

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  • For The Love Of The Kids

    For the past three decades, Andy Young knew exactly where he’d be from mid-April to mid-July.

    Spending nearly every evening at the Glenwood ball fields coordinating leagues, selling concessions, settling disputes, and even umpiring games, Young was the consummate youth baseball and softball “commissioner” in Glenwood.

    Young announced earlier this year he would not be returning to run the youth league he’s been a part of since the mid-1980s.

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  • Glenwood girls dominate field to...

    The Glenwood girls track team swept the field events and added six more gold medals to win their own Ram Relays Thursday.

    Glenwood racked up a dominating 206 team points to win their first Ram Relay title since 2002 and easily out-distance runner up Harlan’s 150.5 points. Clarinda was a distant third with 103 points.

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  • Leu header lifts Rams to win

    OMAHA - Harlan was the aggressor early but a Ryan Leu header late was the difference for Class 2A, No. 10 ranked Glenwood the victor late in a 2-1 Hawkeye 10 Conference boys soccer match at Morrison Stadium on the campus of Creighton University Thursday.

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  • Glenwood second half too much...

    The Glenwood girls soccer team scored all four of its goals in the second half en route to a 4-0 Hawkeye 10 Conference victory over Harlan at Creighton University’s Morrison Stadium Thursday.

    After a scoreless first half in which Class 2A, No. 10 ranked Glenwood had plenty of chances to find the net, the Rams came out more aggressive in the second half but coach Amy Benson said other than a single lineup up change, she changed very little of her team’s strategy during the break.

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