Both of Oskaloosa High’s bowling teams defeated Pella Christian on Wednesday (1/30). The Indians’ boys were led by Dylan Van Wyk, who had high game with 266 and high series with 489. For the girls,…
William Penn University’s men’s and women’s basketball games against Clarke Wednesday (1/30) have been rescheduled on account of the extreme cold. Those games will be made up on Monday, February 4 at Penn Gymnasium. The…
Oskaloosa High’s boys’ basketball team lost to Bishop Miege of Kansas City, Kansas 51-42 Saturday (1/26) in the Quincy Shootout in Quincy, Illinois. The game turned in the third quarter when center Xavier Foster picked…
No Oskaloosa/Norwalk basketball tonight (1/29) due to no school for Oskaloosa today. This game will be made up on Saturday, Feb. 9. Pregame at 2:45pm, girls game starts at 3:00pm and the boys game starts…
Oskaloosa High’s boys’ basketball team lost to Bishop Miege of Kansas City, Kansas 51-42 Saturday (1/26) in the Quincy Shootout in Quincy, Illinois. The game turned in the third quarter when center Xavier Foster picked…
Oskaloosa finished seventh in the Little Hawkeye Conference wrestling tournament Saturday (1/26) in Grinnell. The Indians’ Cody Gunn was second at 160 pounds, Keegan Mitts-Butler was also second at 285. Leland Evans placed third at…
William Penn’s men’s track team won the team championship at the Grinnell Invitational Saturday (1/26). Chris Leiba won the 60 and 200 meter dashes; Joel Brown the long jump; Mofi Alade the high jump; Brenden…
Oskaloosa High’s boys’ and girls’ basketball games at Newton yesterday (1/24) were postponed because of the weather. The girls’ game will be made up Saturday (1/26) with the JV game at 3 and the Varsity…
The IGHSAU has released its playoff pairings for Classes 1A, 2A and 3A. In 1A Region 4, Lynnville-Sully has a first round bye and will host Iowa Mennonite or Iowa Valley Tuesday, February 12. In…
A couple of area high school baseball coaches were honored over the weekend at the Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association’s annual banquet in Cedar Rapids. Tom Hallgren of EBF was recognized for 15 years…