The regular season is winding down and SH-BCLUW has just one more triangular and a Saturday tournament before the conference tournament on Feb. 1.
With two losses in the NICL-West, South Hardin knows that every game is a big one.
South Hardin stepped outside the NICL-West for a doubleheader on Monday which resulted in two losses for the Tiger squads.
South Hardin’s Waylen Butler knows what it takes to become a better athletes and it starts in the offseason.
SH-BCLUW co-head coach Mike Olson knew this year would be different than years past. They just don’t have the same amount of dominant wrestlers they once had.
When the threat of bad weather canceled the annual Storm Duals, SH-BCLUW decided to put together a last minute mini dual tournament.
The second time South Hardin faced East Marshall was completely different than the first meeting – in both the opener and the nightcap.
From the opening tip off until late in the third quarter, it looked as though South Hardin was going to run away with its road contest at Iowa Falls-Alden.
Thursday night featured a big team win and two battles of rateds in the NICL triangular in Conrad.
Gladbrook-Reinbeck has been the kings of the NICL-West for many years. The Rebels have won the league five of the last seven years, including five seasons in a row. They came in to Eldora with an undefeated record and a No. 10 ranking.
In the second 16 minutes of Tuesday night’s game, South Hardin defeated Gladbrook-Reinbeck. The first half, however, the Tigers struggled from the field, scoring just one field goal. The deficit was too much for them to climb back from as SH fell 42-25 to the visiting Rebels.
With three minutes left in the contest between South Hardin and Grundy Center, it was a one point game.