Stories written by W.Steinlage

Marshall, Mo.–The Statesmen men’s soccer team gave no regard to its seeding as it dispatched #2 seed Missouri Valley 2-0 in the Heart of America Athletic Conference Tournament Quarterfinals Saturday. Seventh-seeded WPU (10-5-3) kept its season alive with the shutout, avenging last month’s regular-season setback to the Vikings (13-4-1). The win propels the navy and […]
Nov 7 2022 | Posted in
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Oskaloosa–The Statesmen women’s volleyball team broke a lengthy postseason losing streak as it defeated #6 seed Evangel 3-0 in the Heart of America Athletic Conference Tournament Quarterfinals Saturday. Third-seeded William Penn (21-13), which won by scores of 26-24, 25-19, 25-14, advances to the semifinal round where it will face #2 seed Park next Tuesday at […]
Nov 7 2022 | Posted in
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Ankeny–Max Finley (Fr., Richville, N.Y., Secondary Education) battled through tough conditions to extend his season one more race as the Statesmen cross country teams competed at the Heart of America Athletic Conference Championship Saturday. The WPU men placed fifth out of 13 teams with 187 points, tying Park at that position. Grand View won the […]
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Wichita, Kan. / Indianola–The William Penn men’s wrestling team found success in a pair of competitions as it split up its crew Saturday. The varsity and others trekked out of state to the Friends Falcon Invitational, while reserve grapplers hit the mat at the Simpson Luther Hill Invitational. At the Friends meet, 149-pounder Cameron Hargrove […]
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Indianola–The Statesmen women’s wrestling squad had four grapplers place in the top six as it began its campaign at the Simpson Luther Hill Invitational Saturday. 116-pounder Grecia Martinez (Fr., Horizon City, Texas, Industrial Technology) and 170-pounder Toyia Griffin (So., Nashua, Iowa, Nursing) both finished fourth to top the navy and gold. Martinez was 3-2 with […]
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Sioux City–The William Penn men’s basketball team rallied in the second half, but could not get over the hump as it fell 85-77 to #24 Briar Cliff in a non-conference battle Friday. The seventh-ranked Statesmen (2-1) were outshot 50.9%-47.6% on the night, but more importantly committed 17 turnovers, compared to just 10 by the Chargers […]
Nov 7 2022 | Posted in
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Des Moines–The William Penn women’s basketball team came up empty on a pair of late shots as it fell 58-55 to Haskell Indian Nations in non-conference action Saturday. WPU (2-1) and Haskell (3-3) started off the game in a back-and-forth battle. Ally Stewart (Sr., Victoria, Australia, Physical Education) paced the offense in the first quarter […]
Nov 7 2022 | Posted in
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Des Moines–The William Penn women’s basketball team overcame a double-digit deficit as it knocked off St. Ambrose 68-61 in non-conference action at the Grand View Classic Friday. WPU (2-0) started off the game slow against St. Ambrose (1-2), as the Queen Bees scored the game’s first seven points and led 17-8 after one quarter of […]
Nov 5 2022 | Posted in
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Oskaloosa–Three Statesmen were honored for extraordinary seasons as the 2022 all-Heart of America Athletic Conference men’s soccer teams were announced Wednesday. Aaron Keita (Sr., Monrovia, Liberia) was a first-team honoree, while Luke Andrews (Sr., Andover, England, Sports Management) collected second-team recognition. Chanin Olandin (So., Oslo Norway, Sports Management) earned a third-team laurel as well. There […]
Nov 3 2022 | Posted in
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Kansas City, Mo.–The Statesmen men’s wrestling team won once and lost once as it began the 2022-2023 campaign with a pair of non-conference duals Wednesday. William Penn (1-1) opened the evening with a 35-15 victory over Bethany (Kan.), but was denied the perfect start as it was defeated by host Avila 30-15. Jeffery Myers (Fr., […]
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