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Wolves advance to WIC semifinals, fall to T-C

 MANNING (October 10) -- The IKM-Manning volleyball team won a hard-fought five-set match with Logan-Magnolia in the quarterfinal round of the Western Iowa Conference Tournament Monday night before falling to top-seeded Tri-Center in a three-set semifinal match here Tuesday. The fourth-seeded Wolves (22-11 overall) faced third-seeded Missouri Valley in Thursday’s consolation final (at Manning) and will close out the regular season at the Lewis

WIC Volleyball: Lady Vikes fall to Mo. Valley

 MISSOURI VALLEY (October 9) -- AHSTW struggled at the net in Monday’s Western Iowa Conference Volleyball Tournament quarterfinal game at Missouri Valley, compiling a negative kill efficiency (-.069) in a 14-25, 16-25, 14-25 loss to the Lady Reds. AHSTW, seeded sixth in the tourney, finished the match with 13 kills against 18 attack errors and dropped to 12-12 overall.

Cyclones outlast Huskies in rain-soaked thriller

 WINTERSET -- It wasn’t all that pretty, but the Harlan Community football team will take it. Held scoreless for the final three quarters on a slick, rain-soaked field, the 8th-ranked (3A) Cyclones overcame a third-quarter downpour and tenacious opponent to escape Winterset with a 7-6 victory Friday night. A sixth straight win improved HCHS to 6-1 overall and 5-0 in District 7, good enough for sole possession of first place.

Vikings roll to 7-0 with Saturday rout of Falcons

 IDA GROVE -- Different routine, same result for the AHSTW Vikings. Playing Saturday instead of Friday night due to a rare football rainout, the 7th-ranked (1A) Vikes scored on eight of their first 11 drives and finished the game with 29 unanswered points to dominate OA-BCIG 54-14 on a breezy but sunny afternoon. Senior quarterback R.J.

IKM-Manning blitzes ACGC 44-0

 MANNING -- Stephen Grimm and Carter Irlmeier scored two rushing touchdowns apiece last Friday night and Jared Johnson threw a 41-yard TD pass to Marshall Hansen as the IKM-Manning football team raced to a 37-0 halftime lead and blew out ACGC 44-0. Grimm broke loose for a 50-yard touchdown on the third play of the game and later scored from a yard out en route to 128 rushing yards on 16 carries.

Spartans fall to Knights

 EXIRA -- Fremont-Mills scored the final 22 points of the game Friday night to beat Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton 43-12 in an 8-Player, District 7 matchup. The two teams entered the game in a tie for second place in the district standings. F-M is now 5-2 overall and 4-1 in district play while the Spartans fell to 4-3 and 3-2, respectively.

Wilson places second at soggy Atlantic Invite

 ATLANTIC (Oct.

HCHS volleyball tops Clarinda in four sets

 CLARINDA (Oct. 5) -- The Harlan Community volleyball team started and finished the night by winning close decisions Thursday and picked up a four-set road win at Clarinda by scores of 26-24, 25-18, 17-25, 25-23. Newly ranked at No.

Cyclones, Huskies set to battle for first

 WINTERSET (Oct. 6) -- For the first time this season, Class 3A, District 7 will have an outright leader following Friday night’s football clash between Harlan Community and Winterset. Weather permitting, that is. With thunderstorms and heavy rain in the forecast both Thursday and Friday, the Cyclones (newly ranked at No. 8 by the Associated Press) are scheduled to take on the Huskies at 7:30 p.m. in Winterset.

Cyclones take down No. 4 Saintes, sweep triangular

 HARLAN (Oct. 3) -- The evolution and growth of the 2017 Harlan Community volleyball team might be best exemplified by Tuesday’s second set against Council Bluffs St. Albert. Already trailing one set to zero, the Cyclones led 9-4 when St. Albert rattled off 10 of the next 11 points. HCHS battled back to build a 23-20 advantage, then committed several errors as St.

Spartans sweep Woodbine, improve to 5-2 in RVC

 WOODBINE (Oct.

Lady Vikes fall to Mo. Valley

 AVOCA (Oct. 3) -- AHSTW was competitive at times but unable to take a set from the Missouri Valley Lady Reds in Western Iowa Conference volleyball play Tuesday night, falling 12-25, 23-25, 19-25. The loss dropped AHSTW to 12-10 overall and 4-4 in the WIC going into Thursday’s final league match at Tri-Center. Missouri Valley, which improved to 19-5 overall and 6-2 in the WIC, was led by 10 kills and 17 digs from Reahgan Stueve vs.

Cyclones post first shutout in 40-0 romp at Carroll

 CARROLL (Sept.

HCHS makes impressive second-place showing at Newton

 NEWTON (Sept.

Vikings win big over Wolves, stay unbeaten

 AVOCA (Sept.

Close sets don’t go Cyclones’ way in 3-1 loss to Red Oak

 RED OAK (Sept.

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