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COGOLI, SASANUMA LEAD WARRIORS IN THRILLER

Indian Hills Athletics

Ottumwa, IA – In one of the most thrilling finishes in program history, No. 2 Indian Hills Women’s Soccer defeated No. 3 Iowa Lakes Community College in penalty kicks to advance to the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) DI Women’s Soccer Region XI Championship. The Warriors and Lakers played to a 3-3 draw through […]

Rivalry volleyball match goes against Central

Central Dutch Athletics

PELLA — In the 82nd meeting between the schools on the volleyball court, Simpson College defeated Central College in three sets Wednesday night 25-19, 25-17, 25-21. Despite the loss, Central (8-15, 1-7 American Rivers Conference) still holds a 53-29 historical advantage over Simpson (13-11, 4-4 conference). The Dutch started the first set on a 5-0 […]

Statesmen Take Heart Preview Title, Franco Wins Medalist Honor

William Penn University Athletics

Moravia–Gabriana Franco (Fr., Tracy, Calif., Exercise Science) won her second tournament of the season and guided the William Penn women’s golf team to its own crown at the Heart Preview Monday and Tuesday. WPU was first out of 11 teams with a two-round score of 630 (318-312) at the par-72 The Preserve Golf Course, the […]

Silver for Tucker as WPU Finishes Seventh at Heart Preview

William Penn University Athletics

Moravia–Behind a runner-up finish from Spencer Tucker (Sr., Oskaloosa, Iowa, Sports Management), the William Penn men’s golf team took home seventh place at the Heart Preview Monday and Tuesday. Competing on the site of next spring’s Heart of America Athletic Conference Championship, the Statesmen shot 299 the first day and 310 the second day for […]

Statesmen Down Mustangs, Secure Tournament Berth

William Penn University Athletics

Cedar Rapids–The William Penn’s men’s soccer team traveled to Cedar Rapids Tuesday night and came away with a 2-1 win over Mount Mercy in a critical Heart of America Athletic Conference matchup. In a welcome change from its recent play, William Penn (9-5-2, 6-5-1 Heart) started the game on fire, scoring two goals in the […]

WPU Falls 3-0 to Mount Mercy

William Penn University Athletics

Cedar Rapids–The William Penn women’s soccer team was held scoreless Tuesday as it fell 3-0 to Mount Mercy in Heart of America Athletic Conference play. Despite the loss, the Statesmen (3-11-1, 3-7-1 Heart) actually held a 16-6 edge in shots against the Mustangs (4-8-1, 3-7 Heart), including a 6-4 margin in shots on goal. The […]

WARRIORS KNOCK OFF IOWA LAKES, ADVANCE TO REGION FINALS

Indian Hills Athletics

Ottumwa, IA – Second-seeded Indian Hills Men’s Soccer upended No. 3 seed ­­Iowa Lakes Community College 2-0 in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) DI Men’s Soccer Region XI Semifinals on Tuesday. The Warriors earn a berth in the championship match on Saturday. The Warriors used a goal in both halves to eliminate the […]

Central women headed to conference soccer tournament

Central Dutch Athletics

PELLA — Needing a positive result to qualify for the American Rivers Conference tournament, the Central College women’s soccer team left no doubt in a 5-0 throttling of Nebraska Wesleyan University Tuesday afternoon. The Dutch finish the conference season at .500 (3-3-2) and 9-5-3 overall. The Prairie Wolves drop to 6-8-1 (2-6-0 conference) on the […]

Dutch conclude men’s soccer season in defeat

Central Dutch Athletics

PELLA — The 2022 season ended for the Central College men’s soccer Tuesday afternoon with a 4-1 loss against Nebraska Wesleyan University. Despite having a 17-15 advantage on shots taken, the Dutch (3-11-2, 2-5-1 American Rivers Conference) were outscored by the Prairie Wolves (6-7-3, 4-2-2 conference). “For large portions of the match, we were the […]

WPU Wins NCSSAA Regional Crown

Indian Hills Athletics

Oskaloosa–The Statesmen shotgun sports team walked off with a huge win and some extraordinary hardware as it claimed the NCSSAA Central Regional title last Friday through Sunday. William Penn was first out of 12 teams with a final score of 1,423-for-1,500. Midland was second at 1,402-for-1,500, while Concordia (Neb.) earned the bronze at 1,395-for-1,500. As […]

           

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