The numbers New Hampton’s baseball team are putting up are downright ridiculous, enough so that Friday’s 11-1 win over Turkey Valley almost seemed ho-hum for Chickasaw fans.Then again, New Hampton leads all Class 2A teams in runs (229), home runs

Class 2A's fourth-ranked Central Springs was the top team in the New Hampton tournament Saturday, and although the Panthers won over both area teams — Turkey Valley and New Hampton — the Chickasaws gave Central Springs a battle in the day&#03

After the first day of the state trapshooting meet Friday, Anna Holschlag still hadn’t realized a season goal of hers.
That goal? Shoot 50 consecutive targets.

Jack Seelhammer put it pretty succinctly Wednesday night after his New Hampton softball team rolled to an 8-3 Northeast Iowa Conference win over Charles City.
“We’re making progress,” he said.

Let’s just say, Nashua-Plainfield took out its frustrations on North Butler in a big way Monday night.

Volleyball in this part of the state can be a cruel sport.
Just ask the Nashua-Plainfield volleyball team, which had to bid farewell to a brilliant senior class last Friday night.

The Chickasaw Wrestling Club will be holding a parent/wrestler registration/information night on Monday, Nov. 9, in the New Hampton High School cafeteria.

his one obviously hurt more than the rest, but when it was all over Thursday night, New Hampton’s volleyball coach was nothing but proud.

Turkey Valley scored first in their football playoff game with top-ranked Don Bosco Monday night, but led for all of 18 seconds before the Dons retaliated. Don Bosco took an 8-6 lead, by the half they were up 54-14 and went on to win 74-34.

With the way the Cardinal volleyball team started on Tuesday night, an easy sweep looked to be in the cards in a pair of league matches at home.
 

The Staples Motley School District held a task force meeting on Oct. 27 to get community input on creating a plan for the school’s facilities.