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For the first time this season, the Tigers will be playing on natural grass. Their plan is to keep their running game going.
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As the match went longer, it seemed the Knights got better.
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Confidence, composure and an attack that was nearly impossible to predict led to a sweep on Tuesday night.
IKM-Manning’s cross country team had five medalists and two top-five finishes at Tuesday’s meet hosted by AHSTW.
The Rockets were able to split their matches to start the week.
It’d be easy to overlook a team like MVAOCOU.
When the serve receive is on point, the rest of the offense would soon follow.
Mistakes were never more costly.
Through the first half it seemed that the first team to score might gain the win in the defensive battle.
Just when it seemed as if the Wildcats were going to run away with the game, one Ar-We-Va athlete seemed to take the game into his own hands.
When they needed it, Remy Richardson or Ethan Lengeling seemed to be right around the corner to make the play.
Carroll went 2-2 at the Spencer Volleyball tournament this Saturday.
Not only did the Kuemper Catholic volleyball team win all five of their matches on Saturday, they didn’t drop a set.
For South Central Calhoun the road to recovery after a rare regular season setback started with a lopsided win over Emmetsburg.
After trading scores throughout the first half the game turned away from IKM-Manning in the second half.
The first road game of the year didn’t end with the result that East Sac wanted.
A seemingly routine play changed the fortunes on Friday night.
Emma Myers wasn’t going to be slowed in the pool on Thursday.
The Iowa State course did its best to slow down the Kuemper cross country teams, but the Knights were able to conquer the course.
Often the best medicine to a disappointing day is a win. For Kuemper’s No. 10 ranked volleyball team, they were able to get a double dose of medicine on Tuesday.
Whenever it seemed they were going to get blown out, the match had a way of closing up.
Carroll finished last week with two presents.
Just about everything that could go right, did last week.
With a full team showing, the Knights didn’t hold back at their second meet of the season.
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Both teams needed Thursday’s match to set the tone for the rest of their early season.
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In her first high school meet, it seemed as if she was ready to swim circles around everyone.
It all started with an early breakthrough. It ended with a similar breakthrough that allowed the win to come rather easy.
Kuemper Catholic softball hosted a cancer-awareness game on June 29 against Glidden-Ralston at the Carroll softball stadium and featured a tribute to cancer survivors, recognizing those who are in the battle for their lives.
It wasn't the way the game was supposed to start, but the finish couldn't have been any better.
All it took was one possession to set the tone for the game.
The first set of football games in September didn't meet local football teams with a lot of success.
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An early season top-10 Hawkeye 10 conference battle featured all the traits teams would want when preparing for a tough season.
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This week, the Tigers are focused on winning at least one battle. The turnover battle.
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Kuemper’s field management might be tested this Friday night.
South Central Calhoun (1-0) @ Pocahontas Area (1-0)
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When everything seemed stacked against them, they answered.
For the first time this season the Kuemper Catholic cross country team was able to stretch their legs.
Confidence is a dangerous tool to have in sports, and Carroll used that tool to their advantage on Tuesday night.
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Before Carroll hosted the Classes 1A and 2A State High School Baseball Tournaments last month at Merchants Park, the community had to form a team of its own. Tournament leaders wanted to make sure the players, coaches, fans from the 16 teams — eight in each class — enjoyed a championship exp…
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WEST DES MOINES: Momentum went hand in hand with a history making performance Saturday night at Valley Stadium in West Des Moines.
A little bit of confidence was all Ar-We-Va needed to get things turned around on Friday night.
Kuemper’s first tournament of the season proved why the Knights entered the season as the No. 7 ranked team in class 2A competition this season.
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Friday’s season opener for the Knights wasn’t a welcome one.
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Momentum was a tricky thing to capture for either team on Friday night.
Throughout the first half it seemed as if both teams were in a track meet.
For three quarter the Wolves were able to control the game, but AHSTW made a last chance play to steal a win.
Raiders finish first week of the season with 3-5 overall record
Carroll’s volleyball team was able to start their season with a 3-3 record as they splayed at the Skip Anderson Tournament on Saturday.
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Over all the years of this rivalry game between the two schools, perhaps none has ever been this grand before.
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Going into their first week of competition there is always more than a few question marks.
It’ll be a trial by rivalry fire for two of the newest head coaches in western Iowa.
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