After a 15-month hiatus, Ellsworth Community College is finally back on the volleyball court.
Big runs and plenty of triples by the fourth-ranked team in the nation was enough to sink Ellsworth Community College on the road on Saturday.
In the 2021 opener, Ellsworth Community College struggled against highly ranked Iowa Western.
Ellsworth Community College is hitting the ground running this basketball season.
This may not be a complete 180 year for the Ellsworth Community College women’s basketball program and head coach Molly Greenfield – but the third year skipper feels more confident in her role.
Ellsworth Community College trailed by double-digits throughout their 2021 season opener, but 55 points from their bench kept them in the contest at Northeast Community College.
For at least the foreseeable future, there will be no fans in the stands this spring at Ellsworth Community College athletic events.
It’s not easy for anyone associated with a program when they go winless. The struggles were especially hard for Ellsworth Community College athlete Keara Williams.
The year that was 2020 has been a basket full of emotions – good and bad – and there were plenty of ups and downs for the greenbelt area in sports.
In a typical year, Ellsworth Community College would have completed its fall sports season and be knee deep into the winter schedules by now.
Ellsworth Community College Cheer and Dance coach Aubree Gilberth recently signed a new recruit – Cheyenne Cole of Clear Lake.
The feel inside an all but empty Martin Dittmer Gymnasium is quite different than that of the Iowa State Dance and Drill Team Association Championships at Wells Fargo Arena – but Ellsworth Community College was just happy they were getting the opportunity to compete in some capacity.