In many ways last year was a big step in the right direction for the Hawkeyes.
Members of the district 1 16” All-tournament team are: front row (from l to r): Jake Foley, Brian Bauer MVP, Gus Canseco, Brian Soyer and Chase Anderson. Second row (from l to r): Colton Detterman, Ryan Schultes, Brett Pietig, Mark Balukoff, Ricky Brunning and Christian Montero
Just prior to Coors Light/Grit Bar being able to claim their 2022 District 1 substate championship, several past heroes of local slowpitch softball were honored.
Home field advantage came into full effect at the annual substate tournament this season.
Time changes for the post season cross country races will start this year.
For Brad Hempstead, winning his first-ever Carroll men’s major golf crown at age 38 after a couple of runner-up finishes in recent years was sweet indeed.
Brad Hempstead fired a sizzling four-under-par 33 in the Championship Flight nine-hole round to capture the Carroll Country Club Men’s Golf Tournament Sunday.
More post season awards have come in for local area baseball players.
Carroll battled their way through another tough year in the Raccoon River Conference. Although their record wasn’t what they wanted, the Tigers improved every night.
Throughout the season there was never a question on if the Knights were going to show up and compete.
Carroll came within two runs of qualifying for the State softball tournament this season.
With a second place finish in the Hawkeye 10 Conference standings, the Kuemper Catholic Knights battled their way through the season.
On June 26 and 27, Gracy and Violet Johnson, daughters of Joel and Kristy Johnson from rural Coon Rapids, competed at the 2022 USA Weightlifting Youth National Championships in Las Vegas, Nevada. Both arrived at the meet ranked in the top five nationally. The girls were joined in “The City T…
Corbin Borelli has shown he can take some big steps up in his golf game.
Kuemper Catholic may have had an early exit from the class 2A tournament, but a graduate from there helped win another title.
It wasn’t a start anyone would expect a State champion to have. If anything the defensive start was a nightmare.
Corbin Borelli, a 2019 Kuemper Catholic High School graduate who will be a senior at Mount Mercy University in Cedar Rapids, shot two-under-par 175 to win his first-ever Carroll Men’s City Golf Tournament championship over the weekend.
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The last time Van Meter didn’t hoist the class 2A State championship baseball trophy, there was no talk of a worldwide pandemic, or even a thought that the State baseball tournament would ever move out of Prinicpal Park in Des Moines.
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Everything they needed to do happened. And then the sun set, costing them their season.
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When it comes to sports he loves the team aspect, but when competition comes down to man vs man, that’s exactly where he’s thrived.
While other golfers may have cursed the strong south wind on the final rounds of the Carroll Men’s Municipal Golf Tournament on Sunday, Troy Lohmann welcomed it.
Adel: It was the perfect start. It sent a message they weren’t afraid, and they came ready to play.
After winning the first round game off a walkoff single, the Knights needed a comeback in their second round game.
Ethan Loew had another standout performance on the mound for Carroll, but it wasn’t enough to allow Carroll to pull off the upset in the first round of the class 3A district tournament.
It was a game that was decided just before the last out of the contest.
Troy Lohmann sank a short par-4 putt on the final hole to edge three-time defending champion Tyler Tassell for first place in the Carroll Men’s Municipal Club Championship played Saturday and Sunday.
There is a feeling and a want to come back home.
Through the first two rounds of the regional tournament it seems nothing has held them back.
For years their base running had been one of their most feared weapons.
It all started in the first half of the first inning.
It was finally going to happen.
A win over Denison-Schleswig helped ease the start of the week.
With less than one week left in the regular season the top teams of classes 1A and 2A baseball continue to stand out.
Cherokee, Iowa: For Ryan Feauto, his victory in the 88th annual Sioux Valley Men’s Match Play Amateur at Cherokee Golf and Country Club both was not only celebration of his own success, but also pride in family and community.
Carroll’s baseball team started off the week against two opponents who are no strangers to the State baseball tournaments.
A close win over Clairnda helped start a three game win streak for the Knights.
Carroll was able to add another Conference win to their season on Monday.
Fort Dodge awaits the winners of the next few weeks as the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union regional playoffs start.
For five and a half innings it seemed that it just wans’t meant to be.
Carroll’s softball team was able to rebound from an early week setback with a trouncing on Tuesday.
Although the road ends at Merchants Park, there aren’t any scheduled detours though the Park on the way to State.
Connor Peck and Nate McCoy, both of Ankeny, may be good friends, but they’ve sure battled each other the last two years for the Carroll Amateur golf championships at the Carroll Country Club.
Connor Peck of Ankeny fired two seven-under-par 64 rounds on Sunday to edge defending champion Nate McCoy by a stroke in the Carroll Amateur Golf Tournament at the Carroll Country Club.
Kuemper Catholic’s softball team experienced a tough week as they fell to Ridge View, Atlantic, Estherville, Remsen St. Mary’s and Bishop Heelan.
Runs seemed to pour in for the Tigers on Friday night.
Carroll High’s softball team picked up three wins over the weekend slate of games, after having dropped two games.
Three wins greeted the Knights as they ended the week last week.
Coon Rapids: What started as a promise of a pitchers duel turned into a lopsided victory.
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