By Kelly Terpstra
Of the Reporter
With a full head of steam, the Nashua-Plainfield Huskies and head coach Al Frost are chugging along at a break-neck speed.
One can scan the records and make a determination on what constitutes mat success in each and every match – if one so inclines.
Through six games this season, Josh Smith and his Nashua-Plainfield girls basketball team have encountered their fair share of ups and downs.
Matt Mueller trust his players – so he’s not worried about a little improvisation from time to time when defenses start to thwart a game plan.
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A tight battle for first place in the Upper Iowa Conference didn’t materialize.
Make a play – but do it the Turkey Valley way.
That’s John Izer’s plea for his Trojan boys basketball squad.
TCOB.
That acronym stands for taking care of business – if you didn’t already know.
Ryan Rausch knows his New Hampton basketball team can make a run come postseason time.
The best may be yet to come for the New Hampton High School bowling teams.
Once Mary Jane Schmitz starts talking about bowling – her eyes light up.
Some pundits say it’s not the start – it’s the finish.
Undersized?
No problem.
Afraid of the spotlight?
No way.
J.R. O’Neill isn’t the best wrestler around – but he’s all heart.
This was a reunion of sorts more than anything Tuesday night in Nashua.
By Bob Fenske
editor@nhtrib.com
If there is one word to describe the early part of the 2022-23 girls basketball schedule, it would have to be grueling.
