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Grundy Center girls wallop Rebels

REINBECK - Brooke Flater finished with 13 points, seven rebounds and four assists as the Grundy Center girls' basketball team bounced Gladbrook-Reinbeck 56-8 in NICL West Division play.Hailey Wallis added nine points, seven assists and six steals, while Reegan Zinkula, Jessica Ayers and Kylie ...

Smoldt, Rebels rough up rival Spartans

REINBECK - Joe Smoldt splashed in five 3-pointers en route to a career-high 39 points, leading the Class 1A No. 1 Gladbrook-Reinbeck boys' basketball team to a 71-45 rout of Grundy Center in Tuesday's NICL West Division showdown.Smoldt also had seven rebounds, five assists and three steals as ...

EM/GMG Wrestling-Grinnell

GRINNELL - East Marshall/GMG (1-7) traveled to Grinnell today and participated in the Grinnell Tiger Duals. The Mustangs will be in action next when they host Wapsie Valley and Union on Thursday in Le Grand. 1. Grinnell 4-0. 2. Mt. Pleasant 3-1. 3. Wilton 2-2. 4. ADM 1-3. 5. EM/GMG 0-4. ...

EM/GMG Wrestling-Traer

TRAER- East Marshall/GMG (1-3, 1-3 NICL) traveled to Traer tonight and wrestled Hudson and host GRNT. The Mustangs will be in action next when they travel to Grinnell and participate in the Grinnell Tiger Duals on Saturday. GRNT 42 EM/GMG 30 106 Zane Nelson (GRNT) won by forfeit 113 ...

EM/GMG Wrestling-CONRAD

CONRAD - East Marshall/GMG (1-1, 1-1 NICL) traveled to Conrad tonight and wrestled AGWSR and host South Harding/BCLUW. The Mustangs will be in action next when they travel to Montezuma and participate in the Montezuma Invitational on Saturday. S-B 64 AGWSR 12 EM/GMG 51 AGWSR 18 160 ...

EM/GMG Wrestling-MONTEZUMA

MONTEZUMA - East Marshall/GMG traveled to Montezuma today and participated in the Montezuma Invitational Wrestling Tournament. The Mustangs will be in action next when they travel to Traer and wrestle Hudson and host GRNT on Thursday. 1. Pella 155.5. 2. Pleasantville 127. 3. EM/GMG 110. 4. ...

G-R football coach John Olson has built tradition on life lessons

CEDAR FALLS - A seventh-grade John Olson paced the sidelines of a fifth-grade basketball team. Mostly clueless to what he was really doing, a passion was instilled in him then; a way for him to make young kids better men.He loved it; he knew since he was in 10th-grade that he wanted to be a ...