The Iowa high school volleyball playoffs resume tonight (10/22). In Class 1A, Montezuma hosts North Mahaska; we’ll have that game on KBOE-FM, pregame at 6:45 and first serve at 7. Also in Class 1A, Lynnville-Sully…
Oskaloosa will have two runners in the state 3A cross country meet next week in Fort Dodge. The Indians’ Carter Huyser was third in Thursday’s boys’ district race in Pella, while Lauren Coon was 12th in…
Oskaloosa can clinch the Class 3A Region 7 championship tonight with a victory at South Tama. We’ll have that game on KMZN and the No Coast Network; kickoff at 7:30pm, pregame at 7:15pm. Our Game…
William Penn’s men’s basketball team has its first competition of the season tonight (10/18). The Statesmen take on Southeastern Community College in an exhibition game in Burlington. William Penn is ranked first in the nation…
Oskaloosa High’s volleyball team won its first game in the Class 4A Region 7 tournament last night (10/17). The Indians defeated Newton in three straight sets: 25-15, 25-15 and 25-12. Indians Coach Jen Comfort says…
The Iowa high school volleyball playoffs got under way Tuesday night. In Class 1A Region 7, North Mahaska opened with a sweep of BGM in New Sharon. The scores were 25-12, 25-13 and 25-20. North…
William Penn’s men’s soccer team set the school record for wins in a season Tuesday (10/16). Did they ever, as they beat Faith Baptist Bible 9-0 in Oskaloosa. That gives the Statesmen a 12-3 record…
The Iowa High School volleyball playoffs begin tonight (10/16). In Class 1A, Region 7, North Mahaska hosts BGM. We’ll have that game on KBOE-FM with coverage at 6:45 and the first serve at 7. Other…
Oskaloosa High’s football team is ranked 7th in this week’s RPI from the Iowa High School Athletic Association. The Indians can clinch the Class 3A District 7 championship Friday night with a win at South Tama. …
William Penn’s Homecoming football game Saturday had plenty of drama. The Statesmen defeated Culver-Stockton 24-21 at Lacey Recreation Complex. Amos Johnson rushed for 97 yards and two touchdowns for the Statesmen, who could only watch…