One drill made then five-year old Adam Fahs want to coach wrestling. It took him several weeks to complete the task. Once he did, he started to learn the nuances of the sport.
Ellsworth Community College played Quakedale Prep Academy out of New Providence for the second time this season, however this is the first time it counted.
The season may not have ended the way Ellsworth Community College had hoped, but the postseason rewards continue to come in for the Panthers.
Ellsworth Community College was unable to take advantage of Southwestern Community College early as the visitors sent the Panthers continuing on a four game slide – 80-75.
The taste of victory was within reach for Ellsworth Community College on Saturday.
The Ellsworth Community College Panthers only brought 10 wrestlers to Saturday’s Buena Vista University Open in Storm Lake, but they came home with three medals. None of them higher than the fourth place finishes by Quentrevion Campbell at 141 and Darrell Mason at 285.
The first half against DMACC, Ellsworth Community College shot the ball well and went into halftime with a lead.
It was a three point game after the first 10 minutes on Wednesday night.
Interim head coach Adam Fahs, like most coaches, doesn’t put a lot of emphasis on winning dual meets. He just wants his Ellsworth Community College Panther wrestling squad to get better each time out.
Demetrius Rhaney has had a long and tumultuous journey just to stay on the football field.
The opportunity was there late in the contest for Ellsworth Community College to upset an undefeated Dakota County Technical College. However, the Panthers just could not overcome the large deficit they found themselves in early - falling 73-66 to the Division II ninth-ranked Blue Knights.
If it wasn’t for his older brother Mario, Josh Donaldson is pretty sure he never would have made Iowa Falls his home the last two years.