Waverly-Shell Rock secured their third straight dual team title and Nashua-Plainfield went 2-1 en route to a fifth place finish.Â
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Day two of the state tournament saw the Go-Hawks take home the team title and Waverly-Shell Rock finished with three finalists.Â
The Go-Hawks overcame a slow second quarter to win their third straight game.Â
Waverly-Shell Rock girls basketball bounced back with a close win over Forest City.Â
The Denver Cyclones wrestling team hosted the Denver Duals and finished in fifth place.Â
The Go-Hawks won its seventh straight game behind strong paint scoring.Â
The lady Go-Hawks won its third straight game using strong defense against West Delaware.
An offensive barraged helped W-SR win its fifth straight game.Â
Behind Katelyn Eggena's double-double, the Go-Hawks won its second straight game after back-to-back losses.Â
Both Go-Hawk wrestling teams sent its seniors out on top with wins over Charles City.Â
The lady Wildcats lost its 13th game of the season in a conference game against Waterloo Christian. Liz Hovenga led Janesville with eight points.Â
The Janesville boys basketball team won its first game of the week against Waterloo Christian behind 42 points from Rogan Gergen and Talon Pletz.
The Waverly-Shell Rock boys basketball team won its first home game of the new year over its rival Decorah.
The Waverly-Shell Rock girls basketball battled throughout its game against rival Decorah this past Friday.Â
Both Go-Hawk wrestling teams were able to take home wins after the boys beat Decorah 70-3 and the girls won 48-36.
The lady Cyclones were able to stave off a cold start and came away with a tough win over the rival Warriors.Â
The Wapsie Valley boys basketball team was able to overcome a 21 point deficit to take down rival Denver.Â
Clarksville was able to beat the Wildcats for the first time in nearly 11 years on Tuesday night.Â
The lady Go-Hawks finished off the first half of the season with a hard fought win over conference opponent Crestwood.
The Waverly-Shell Rock girls wrestling team was in action as well as Nashua-Plainfield, Denver and Wapsie Valley at Friday's morning session at the Battle of Waterloo.Â
The Denver Cyclones had no answers for Casey Gardner and the Dunkerton Raiders last Thursday night.Â
Grace Hennessy and Macy Matthias combined for 32 points in the rout over the Dunkerton Raiders last Thursday.Â
The Go-Hawks were able to pull of a double overtime thriller win over Charles City on Tuesday.Â
The Waverly-Shell Rock girls basketball team never left a doubt in the 61 point victory over the Comets.Â
The Indians were no match for the Regents in its matchup last Friday night.Â
The Regents were able to hand the Indians girls basketball team its first loss of the season last Friday.
The Wartburg College Classroom Technology Center has opened its annual Festival of Trees. The festival includes 30 trees put up by businesses or organizations within the college.Â
In the home opener for the lady Go-Hawks last Saturday, the stingy Xavier defense proved too much for Waverly-Shell Rock as the Saints escaped with the win.Â
In the second game of the year for the Wildcats, it went down to the last minute but the Regents were able to pull out the close win.Â
In the first game of the season for the Wildcats, the Regents were able to come away with the win.Â
