
FOREST CITY—Some unusual struggles at the free throw line spoiled the Central College men’s basketball team’s bid for an opening-night road win Tuesday night. A 12-0 second-half Waldorf College run, fueled by four 3-point buckets in five tries, turned the game around as Central tumbled 58-53 after leading much of the way. The Dutch raised […]
Nov 9 2022 | Posted in
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FOREST CITY— The promise displayed by a high-energy comeback was undone by cold shooting down the stretch as the Central College women’s basketball team saw its season opener spoiled 76-74 at Waldorf College Tuesday. Down by as many as 14 points in the first half and 42-33 at halftime, first-year coach Moran Lonning’s squad used […]
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NEW SHARON – North Mahaska students had a visit first thing Monday morning from Desi Payne and came away with an attitude adjustment. Payne is a member of the John Maxwell Team and made a Youth Max Plus presentation in the auditorium. Payne opened the day with seventh and eighth graders then visited with high […]

by Cory Sheeley We had our first game last night in Newton against a very good Newton girls basketball team. We struggled to get things going offensively for most of the game even though we were running through our offense pretty well. We lost the A, B, and D games but we won the C […]

Waukee–The William Penn shotgun sports team rolled to another state crown, winning the NCSSAA Iowa State Shoot last Saturday and Sunday. WPU was first out of seven teams with a final score of 1,566-for-1,750. Upper Iowa was a distant second at 1,411-for-1,750, while Simpson (1,388) and Grand View (1,376) rounded out the top half. The […]
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Oskaloosa–Edan Sears (So., Telford, England, Sports Management) was special on both sides of the pitch last Saturday, and for his efforts he was named Heart of America Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week Monday. Sears won his first career laurel by helping William Penn (10-5-3) to a 2-0 upset over second-seeded Missouri Valley in […]
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Oskaloosa–The William Penn women’s golf team was rewarded for a successful fall campaign, moving back into the top 25 as the NAIA released its second poll last Friday. The Statesmen advance six spots from the previous rating, up to #22 with 150 points. It is the program’s best ranking since being #17 on October 11, […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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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