By Kelly Terpstra
sports@nhtrib.com
Russell Nieman was back in action last week Tuesday and better than ever.
The Turkey Valley Trojans won its sixth match in a row over the weekend at the Riceville Tournament on Saturday.
The wind didn’t whip or howl like Mother Nature can on occasion on a somewhat chilly fall late afternoon.
What a finish!
These Chickasaws even stunned themselves.
By Bob Fenske
editor@nhtrib.com
Of all things, it was the school song that wiped out Braden McShane last Friday night.
Mark Scott has seen his fair share of wild and wacky football games.
New Hampton gave its veteran coach his 200th win Friday night, and the Chickasaws did so in vintage fashion.
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Nashua-Plainfield won its fifth match in its last seven contests this past Tuesday in Sheffield against West Fork.
If Kadence Huck says it, you should probably believe it.
The Nashua-Plainfield Husky cross country team didn’t post any earth-shattering times at Mayne’s Grove – but what a day to run.
There’s just one meet to go for Sarah Bakula’s small contingent of runners before her Trojans begin the postseason.
Campbelle Kolbet’s cross country story is, in a word, remarkable.
Peyton Anderson’s modus operandi when it comes to cross country is to hang back a bit and start picking off runners late in the race.
