The Turkey Valley baseball team concluded regular season play last Monday, as they faced both West Fork and Kee High in a tournament at their home field in Jackson Junction.

This past weekend, the New Hampton Golf and Country Club hosted their 37th annual Mid-Summer, and coordinator Ryan Rausch believes this year’s event exceeded the expectations.

When a Kannon Leuenberger single scored Elliott Dietzenbach in the first inning of Turkey Valley’s district opener at New Albin Saturday night, the 1-0 Trojan lead would be short-lived.

Turkey Valley’s Kim Fischer only pitched three innings in the Trojans’ regional opener last Monday, as it only took 2 1/2 innings for the TV girls to win over West Central, 13-0.

The New Hampton baseball team may not have gone into the postseason with a flourish, but the Chickasaws shook off four straight losses to end the regular season with a solid 3-0 win over Lake Mills Tuesday night in a Class 2A district semifinal ga

After capturing a conference title two weeks ago, the New Hampton baseball team’s play took a turn for the worst in the final week of the regular season.

Pure heartbreak.
A group of New Hampton senior softball players huddled together, shed tears and shared hugs with each other after playing the final game of their Chickasaw careers.

In the first round of regional action, Turkey Valley cruised to a 13-0 win over West Central and they upended Kee High in the second round 8-2.

The Chickasaw softball team is officially one game away from playing in the state tournament at Fort Dodge.

Back-to-back games for the JV softball girls found the team a little flat on day two. But they had plenty of energy in the game that counted toward conference standings as they defeated Waverly 17-2.

Although New Hampton claimed the conference title after a doubleheader against Charles City, the Chickasaws also had two important non-conference games against ranked opponents this past week.

Carlee Rochford laughed when she was asked about the first time she threw a javelin.
Put it this way, it did not go well.

When the Houston Astros selected Iowa star pitcher and former New Hampton native Cole McDonald in the 15th round of the MLB Draft, it didn’t hit him that his life was going to completely change.

New Hampton senior Sydney Laures will be the first to admit that she was feeling a bit disheartened at the beginning of the season.

The Trojans baseball team faced stingy competition in each of their trio of contests last week. Although they were unable to pick up a victory, Turkey Valley showed they can compete with the better teams in the state.