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Lynx Invitational cancelled

 COUNCIL BLUFFS (Sept. 1) -- Harlan Community’s cross country meet at Iowa Western Community College - the Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln Invite - was cancelled on Saturday morning due to wet grounds and has not been rescheduled. The Cyclone harriers will travel to IWCC for the Lewis Central Invite this Saturday at 9:00 a.m. The varsity girls will run first, followed by the varsity boys.

Warriors’ speed offers Week 2 test for Cyclones

 HARLAN (Aug.

HCHS replaces Newton tourney with South Central Calhoun tourney September 8

 ROCKWELL CITY -- Harlan Community Activities Director Mitch Osborn announced the following changes to the Cyclone volleyball schedule, which will effectively swap out one Saturday tournament for another. The HCHS volleyball team will no longer be playing in the Newton Tournament that was originally scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 29. Newton moved up the tournament to Thursday, Sept.

Denison halts seven-year volleyball drought vs. HCHS

 HARLAN (Aug.

Lady Vikes win home tourney

 AVOCA (Aug.

Vikings rout Eagles 47-14

 UNDERWOOD (Aug. 24) -- Drake Partridge caught four touchdown passes from Blake Osbahr and also returned a punt 57 yards to paydirt last Friday night, leading the AHSTW football team past Underwood 47-14 in the non-district season opener for both teams. Partridge hauled in four receptions for 121 yards in the game, each going for a touchdown with a long of 43.

Wolves win opener 35-0 over Chargers

 GUTHRIE CENTER (Aug. 24) -- IKM-Manning scored four touchdowns in the opening 16 minutes and cruised past ACGC 35-0 in last Friday’s season-opening football game. The Wolves’ five touchdown drives averaged just four plays and covered 53 yards or less, including a one-play, two-yard series in the second quarter. Stephen Grimm opened the scoring by catching a 48-yard pass from Kyler Rasmussen and later added a 13-yard TD run.

Cyclones shake off early mistakes to rout Denison 49-7

 HARLAN (Aug.

HCHS netters place sixth in home tourney

 HARLAN (Aug. 25) -- The Harlan Community volleyball team started off strong but struggled to the finish line of Saturday’s eight-hour Cyclone Tournament, opening the season with a 3-3 record and a sixth-place finish. HCHS won its first three matches of the day, including a hard-fought 21-19, 21-19 decision over eventual champion Tri-Center, before losing 2-0 decisions vs.

Cyclone girls one point shy of Glenwood Invite title

 GLENWOOD (Aug.

Two Lady Vikes run in top six at Shenandoah

 SHENANDOAH -- Chloe Falkena and Julia Kock both placed in the top six last Tuesday (Aug. 21) as the AHSTW cross country teams opened the season at the Shenandoah Early Bird Invite. No team scores were kept, but the AHSTW girls unofficially finished second to Shenandoah (39) with a point total of 61. Falkena placed fifth out of 62 girls with a five-kilometer time of 22:28 while Kock was close behind with a sixth-place time of 22:32.

Experienced Spartans open 2018 on strong note

 EXIRA (Aug.

Cyclones host Monarchs in 2018 gridiron opener

 HARLAN (Aug. 24) -- Twenty-five days after starting football camp in late July, Harlan Community is set to open the 2018 season Friday night against the Denison-Schleswig Monarchs. The varsity game will kick off at 7:00 p.m. at Merrill Field (note the new start time), preceded by a freshmen game at 4:15.

Wolves primed to contend for Class A, District 2 title

 MANNING (Aug. 24) -- The IKM-Manning football team will become quite familiar with state highways 71 and 20 during the next two years as it joins the newly-aligned Class A, District 2 starting this fall. IKM-M is by far the southern-most school in the six-team league, which also includes Sioux Central (7-3 last year, Class A playoff qualifier), Ridge View (6-3), Manson-Northwest Webster (4-5), St.

Pauley-led Vikings hope to extend playoff streak

 AVOCA (Aug.

Senior-led Cyclones look to build on 10-win season

 HARLAN -- Glancing at the preseason depth chart for the 2018 Harlan Community football team, it’s difficult to find a position group that doesn’t feature at least some level of returning talent. In all, the Cyclones bring back nine players on offense and seven on defense who started at least part-time for last year’s 10-2 Class 3A state semifinalist - a team that nearly pulled off an incredible comeback from down 35-0 in a 41-39 UNI-Dome loss

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