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Today's News

  • Vikings top East Mills for conference tourney title

    Stanton claimed a second consecutive Corner Conference Basketball Tournament champ-ionship in a 66-47 win over East Mills Thursday night in Tabor.

    Riley Story led East Mills with 15 points, while Pedro Ragazzo and Michael Schafer had 12 points each for the Wolverines. Nic Duysen pulled down five rebounds for East Mills and contributed a pair of assists, while teammates Michael Schafer and Anthony Rainey both tallied three rebounds. East Mills fell to 12-3 on the season, with all three losses coming against Stanton.

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  • Cowgirls lasso tourney title with win over F-M

    Sidney claimed the Corner Conference Tournament girls basketball tournament championship for the fourth consecutive year with a 68-28 win over Fremont-Mills Thursday night in Tabor.

    Maddy Duncan scored a game-high 25 points for the Cowgirls as they improved to 15-1 on the season. Caitlyn Ward chipped in 16 points.

    Kaylee Wright scored seven points and hauled in nine rebounds for the Knights, who finished as the Corner Conference Tournament runner-up for a second straight season.

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  • Ram wrestlers go 1-1 in duals against Clarinda, Atlantic

    The Glenwood wrestling team split a pair of duals at a Hawkeye 10 Conference triangular Thursday night in Atlantic.

    The Rams doubled-up Clarinda, 48-24, while falling to the host Trojans, 57-23.

    “We knew it was going to be tough. Atlantic is tough – they haven’t been beat in a dual this year,” Glenwood coach Brad Asche said. “We did have some guys that went out and wrestled really well for us.”

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  • Red Oak snaps Rams’ 5-game winning streak

    RED OAK - The Glenwood girls basketball team saw its five-game winning streak snapped as Red Oak battled to a 61-41 victory over the Rams last Tuesday, Jan. 15, on the Tigers’ home court.

    The Tigers began with an 8-0 run and held Glenwood scoreless for three minutes before Brooklyn Taylor made a jump shot to get the Rams on the board.

    The Tigers continued to drain their shots as they stretched their lead to 17-6 at the end of the first quarter.

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  • Glenwood picks up pair of wins over Hawkeye 10 foes

    Solid defensive play and balanced scoring propelled Glenwood to a 58-53 Hawkeye 10 Conference road victory over Harlan Saturday afternoon.

    The win improved the Rams’ record to 11-2 overall and 6-1 in Hawkeye 10 Conference play.

    “That’s a big conference game,” Glenwood coach Curt Schulte said. “That was our eighth win in a row so we’re probably playing our best basketball right now.”

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  • Glenwood Grapplers Land 8th in 30-team Tourney

    The Glenwood varsity wrestling team captured eighth place in the team standings at the 30-team Basehor Linwood Bobcat Classic wrestling tournament in Kansas Saturday.

    Five Glenwood grapplers earned top 8 finishes in their respective weight classes - Brett Mower (champion), Mitch Mayberry (7th place), Nick Gill (6th place), Noah Carter (6th place) and Hunter Haggstrom (8th place).

    Glenwood returns to Hawkeye 10 Conference dual action Thursday night at Atlantic.

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  • Glenwood Girls Crack Rankings, Pick Up 2 Wins

    Elle Scarborough led three players in double-figures and the Glenwood girls basketball team matched their win total of a year ago with a 69-37 victory over Atlantic last Tuesday night, Jan. 8

    The Rams, who improved to 8-3 overall and 5-1 in the conference win, equaled their number of wins from last year’s 8-15 season.

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  • Rams Topple Atlantic, Shoot Down Falcons

    Glenwood overcame the loss of its point guard and a furious second-half rally by Atlantic to avenge an early-season loss to the Trojans in a 73-65 Hawkeye 10 Conference victory last Tuesday, Jan. 8.

    “I wish we could have sealed the deal when we had a 20-point lead but we let them back in,” said Glenwood coach Curt Schulte after the win.

    The Rams led by 11 after halftime and stretched that margin out to 47-27 on Dax Lappala’s three pointer with just over three minutes to go in the third quarter.

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  • Impact Import

    When Pedro Ragazzo arrived in Malvern last summer as a foreign exchange student, it wasn’t the Brazilian’s first trip to the states.

    He had been to America twice before. Once on a family vacation and the other? To attend a basketball camp in North Carolina.

    Why North Carolina?

    “I love the Coach K,” Ragazzo said, referring to legendary Duke basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski, who hosted the camp. “I love basketball.”

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  • McIntyre wins title, Rams 10th at Ames tourney

    Glenwood’s Abby McIntyre won the women’s bracket and had two other wrestlers reach the finals in a 10th place showing at the Jack Mendenhall Invitational in Ames on Saturday.

    West Des Moines Valley scored 181 points to win the tournament that featured some of the top wrestlers and teams from Nebraska and Iowa. Ankeny was the runner up with 158 points.
    Glenwood finished with 100.5 points.

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