While the disappointment of not getting the opportunity to compete at the State Track and Field Championships is still fresh, Iowa Falls-Alden junior Ellie Meyer has continued her normal training schedule.
The spring is usually full of college tours with prospective student-athletes visiting campuses across the country.
Anyone who knows Dave Harms understands the passion he carries for the community he still calls home.
The Dirty Kanza, a popular gravel road bike race in Kansas, bills itself as "The World's Premier Gravel Grinder."
As high school baseball and softball teams prepare to take the field for practices on June 1, high school athletic directors are gathering information and feedback from both of the state’s athletic governing bodies.
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Area high school baseball and softball athletes will get the opportunity to play an abbreviated season following a joint decision announced by the Iowa High School Athletic Association and Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union Wednesday afternoon.
The history books state that Iowa Falls-Alden’s 4x100 relay team won the 2010 Class 3A state championship by 0.01 seconds to complete one of the most exciting photo finishes in the history of the State Track and Field Championships.
When David Akers first started teaching, he was encouraged to get a coaching endorsement to become more marketable. While student teaching in the Jesup school district, he assisted the boys’ golf coach and really enjoyed it – so Akers knew it was something he wanted to get into.
There’s plenty of important decisions that could have altered Kevin Rewoldt’s college athletics experience.
To succeed at the highest level of college wrestling, athletes need a combination of physical power, speed, technical skill, mental toughness and endurance.
The new South Hardin girls’ basketball coach is a familiar face for Tiger sports fans. Nick Eller will be changing coaching hats as he was recently named the leader of the program at the Eldora-New Providence School Board meeting on Monday.
When Laurie Gann started coaching high school basketball and track, it was after three years at the college level. But after a year as an assistant and two as the head women’s basketball coach at Missouri Baptist University, she had had enough.