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The start of the season didn’t go how the Knights expected it to.
With the end of the football season there were more than a few awards to go around to the local football players.
NASCAR announced the return of practice and qualifying to its race weekends in 2022, with a dramatic knockout-style qualifying format setting the starting lineup for each NASCAR Cup Series race.
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For her the hardest choice wasn’t what school to attend. Instead, it was what sport she wanted to play while going to school next year.
Recently 23XI Racing announced competition updates and its crew chief lineup for the 2022 season. Bootie Barker will continue with Bubba Wallace, moving from interim to full-time crew chief of the No. 23 Toyota Camry TRD, and Billy Scott joins the team as the crew chief of the No. 45 Toyota …
East Sac County’s football team was just a few plays away from making the playoffs this season. Although they weren’t able to make the playoffs, they still had plenty of success on the field. That included having six of their athletes named to the class 1A district 8 All-District team.
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Despite playing a tough schedule the Kuemper Catholic football team still created their own success this season.
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Emma Myers had more than a little something to prove on Saturday.
Their last three games of the season were against some of the best teams they faced all year. None of them stood a chance against the Chargers.
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Two of them have been here and know what to expect. The rest of them are ready to show just how fast Carroll is.
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Once again the Tigers proved how tough of a volleyball team they are.
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When they needed too, they not only swam fast times, the entire team seemed to be turbo charged on Saturday afternoon.
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Once again the Kuemper Catholic volleyball team proved how tough they were.
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LAKE CITY: Everything had seemingly turned a corner.
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FORT DODGE: For the Kuemper Catholic duet at the State cross country meet this year’s race was one of lessons.
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FORT DODGE: It would have been easy to get distracted at Saturday’s class 2A girls State cross country race.
IKM-Manning runner Emily Albertsen (828) prepares to pass Iowa City Regina runner Natalie Franklin (868) during the closing stages of the class 1A State cross country meet held at Lakeside Golf Course in Fort Dodge. Albertsen finished 34th with a time of 21:14.42.
The regular season ended on a high note for Carroll’s girls swimming team.
For two IKM-Manning runners, their season was extended last week.
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WEBSTER CITY: Whenever they needed to gain some momentum, the Knights didn’t seem to have a problem grabbing it.
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Late in the contest it seemed that the Wolves might be preparing for a late-game feast.
No team was ever truly out of the match.
The Titans proved, once again this season, that there is a strict no-fly zone enforced in Lake City.
Win and you were in.
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HULL: Almost every time they needed it, an answer turned up.
For two Kuemper Catholic cross country runners, they aren’t done yet.
Just when it seemed like the Carroll record book was safe, at least one more record has been replaced.
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It all started with a kill from the outside.
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Too much aggression can be a bad thing in volleyball.
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Monday night the first and the fourth sets was where they thrived. Wednesday night the Wildcats were nearly unstoppable in the first two sets.
For the most part the Titans just needed 24 minutes to gain their win on Friday.
As the playoffs drew nearer the playoff contenders were ready to prove what they were capable of.
West Monona 50, East Sac County 13
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For two of the three area teams that qualified for the playoffs, they’ll have to become road warriors.
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All night long it seemed that the big play, the much-needed stop was just inches away.
After surviving a first half setback, the Wolves were able to rally in the second half.
The regular season didn’t end how Carroll was expecting it to.
The Twin Lakes Conference cross country meet was held Saturday at the Lake City Country Club.
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A night of personal bests helped the Knights have a strong race last Thursday at the Hawkeye 10 cross country meet.
For the Carroll High swim team they are starting to put in faster and faster times as they prepare for the end of the season.
On Thursday night the Kuemper Catholic volleyball team capped off the regular season.
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Some teams are headed north, a few teams will head east, while others will head north, and then south. Other teams will have to head mostly south on their postseason path.
Carroll was able to take down both Fort Dodge and Spencer in a dual meet held on Thursday.
It was almost too frustrating.
Carroll sophomore Cooper Ludwig gets past MOC-Floyd Valley junior Ayden Klein and looks upfield for more running room during Friday's 13-6 victory against the Dutch at De Valois Stadium in Orange City.
It was almost an all too accustomed scene.
The IKM-Manning cross country team had good results at their home meet on Oct. 4.
The offensive force of the Knights wasn’t quite enough on Tuesday night.
Every set seemed to be a nail-biter on Tuesday night.
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Last week, the Tigers were able to gain a come-from-behind victory using the pass.
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