Going into Monday night’s bout against Central of Elkader, Turkey Valley hadn’t won a set during their four matches against Upper Iowa Conference opponents and Central had only lost one set in conference play, which included a 3-0 win over Kee
New Hampton brought back a pair of medals from the Waukon cross country meet Tuesday and Turkey Valley’s Jaycie Byrne narrowly missed one as both the Chickasaws and Trojans ran in the meet. Not enough Turkey Valley runners competed to score
New Hampton junior Lauren Frerichs didn’t think her volleyball team was rusty Tuesday night after a week layoff, but coach Jess Geerts thought they were. The two did agree on one thing — after the Chickasaws won 3-0 over Decorah — that a ke
For almost 11 months, Brock Dietz has had to live with the disappointment he endured at the Class 1A state-qualifying cross country meet. “I want to run at state,” the Nashua-Plainfield senior said.
The Nashua-Plainfield football team’s 52-0 homecoming victory over Rockford Friday night was more than just a win. According to coach Chase Sudol, the Huskies also made a statement. “We just showed the district we mean business,” Sudol s
The losing streak — thanks to a three-set loss to Osage — had reached nine and Nashua-Plainfield was coming off “homecoming week” as it prepared to take on Valley Lutheran in the opening match of its invitational. Coach Amber Carter’s advic
Last Thursday Turkey Valley's girls took another step toward their first set win of the volleyball season as one of those steps brought them painfully close to their goal before dropping a match to South Winn. But Saturday at the Wauko
Turkey Valley’s cross country teams only put a total of five runners on the course as they traveled to Starmont Tuesday. The leaders for each group both set season records.
To say Nashua-Plainfield endured a tough volleyball week would be an understatement. The Huskies not only dropped seven matches, but they had to deal with a key injury and the absence of another one of their senior leaders. The Huskies d
It might have been hard to find a prouder coach than Chase Sudol was last Friday night. Yes, his Nashua-Plainfield team had come out on the short end of a 35-32 score in its Class A, District 3 opener with St. Ansgar.
The Nashua-Plainfield girls cross country team made a statement last week — running well at a meet in Waverly and then beating a ranked team on its way to a second-place finish at the Dunkerton Invitational. Hey, and the boys had themselves
Turkey Valley fans have grown accustomed to the big plays the Trojans have scored on in the past years, and those exciting moments continue during the 2017 season. At least three of them came Friday night in the 64-8 win over North Iowa, wh
