Hastings had a pair of one play scoring drives Saturday as the Broncos survived a 28-14 decision against Dordt. The Defenders pulled to within seven points with 3:52 left but allowed a 41-yard run on the first play of the ensuing drive. Continue reading »
The Dordt College women’s soccer team suffered a pair of setbacks this weekend. The Defenders lost Friday against Minot State 2-1 and fell short 1-0 against Minnesota State-Moorhead Saturday.
Kelly Smies had Dordt’s lone goal Friday with five minutes left in the second half off an assist by Rindy De Nooy. Continue reading »
The Dordt College volleyball team went 1-3 this weekend in California. The Defenders opened the weekend with an exciting 3-2 win but stumbled through the rest of the weekend.
The tournament started with a Dordt victory against Our Lady of the Lake. Continue reading »
Controversy surrounded MOC-Floyd Valley’s 7-6 loss at ninth-ranked Denison-Schleswig Friday night as the Dutch had to battle through a number of close calls that just didn’t go their way. The Monarchs managed to survive.
“Our defense really stepped up,” said MOC-FV coach Tom Rupp. Continue reading »
Sep 102011
Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley put up 41 points Friday night in its district-opening win at Sergeant Bluff-Luton. The Nighthawks controlled play from the beginning.
Dallas Rozeboom started the scoring when he ran the ball in from 5 yards out with 5:31 left in the opening frame. Continue reading »
Sioux Center scored the first 28 points Friday night against Unity Christian as the Warriors picked up a 34-14 road win in Orange City. It was Unity’s first loss of the season.
Micah Lassen led the Warriors to the game’s first score in the first quarter when he found T.J. Buyert for a 14-yard scoring strike. Continue reading »
Sep 092011
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Sioux Center picked up a Siouxland Conference win Thursday night at Central Lyon as the Warriors beat the Lions 3-1. The Warriors used a balanced attack at the net as four players had at least six digs. Continue reading »
Northwestern ran all over Southwestern Saturday night as the Red Raiders opened the season with a 47-13 victory at Winfield, Kan. The Red Raiders totaled 365 rushing yards in the victory.
The Red Raiders started the scoring 3:20 into the game when Brandon Smith carried the ball in from 29 yards out. Smith scored again 2:11 later when he plunged in on a five-yard touchdown. Continue reading »
Both Dordt and Northwestern volleyball teams had their struggles Friday and Saturday at the Bellevue Classic. The Defenders turned in a 1-3 effort while Northwestern did the same.
Sep 042011
MOC-Floyd Valley allowed too many big plays by Sheldon Friday night in a 20-11 loss in Orange City. After shutting out the Orabs in the first half, the Dutch gave up 20 second-half points. Continue reading »
West Lyon outscored Western Christian 28-0 in the second half Friday night as the Wolfpack fell 28-10 against the Wildcats in Larchwood. It was Western’s second straight setback after a season-opening win against Sioux City North.
“This game was a tale of two halves,” said Western coach Travis Kooima. Continue reading »
The final score makes it look worse than it was, but Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley was able to distance itself from Central Lyon/George-Little Rock late Friday night in a 27-13 victory in Rock Valley. The win was capped with a 35-yard interception return for a touchdown by Kyle Jensen, whose father died earlier in the week.
“Our hearts are so empty yet so full,” said BH-RV coach Cory Brandt. Continue reading »
Kyle Jensen lost his father earlier this week unexpectedly. The Nighthawks played Friday against Central Lyon/George-Little Rock and won, 27-14. Jensen had a 35-yard INT return for a TD late in the fourth quarter to seal the victory.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Jensen family…
The Trinity Christian high school volleyball team stayed perfect Friday night with a 3-0 sweep at home against Mountain Lake Christian. Trinity improved to 5-0 overall.
Game one went Trinity’s way 25-13. Trinity took the next two sets 25-15 and 25-10 to seal the victory.
“We struggled at times getting everyone on the same page,” said Trinity coach Jason Westra. Continue reading »
Sep 032011
There weren’t many scoring opportunities for either team Friday evening, but Trinity was the only team able to cash in on its chances. Dordt lost 3-0 in women’s soccer play.
Trinity scored 10 minutes into the game when Missy Loretto scored off an assist by Katie Plowman. Continue reading »
Trinity Christian, Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley and Sioux Center all traveled to Okoboji Thursday night for a cross-country meet despite high temperatures.
“It was really, really warm,” said Sioux Center coach Brock Lehman. “Otherwise it was a typical first-meet race for us with its share of good and bad.” Continue reading »
Sep 012011
Trinity Christian picked up another volleyball win Thursday night as Ruthven-Ayrshire fell victim 25-8, 25-15 and 25-9. Brandi Oostra handed out 14 assists, Karina Heynen hammered eight kills and Trinity improved to 4-0 overall.
Trinity’s Alex Van Ginkel finished eighth in 19:18 while Randy Boon ran 13th for Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley in Okoboji. Continue reading »
Unity Christian narrowly defeated Spirit Lake Tuesday night as the Indians hosted a boys’ cross-country meet. The Knights won the meet with 70 points while Spirit Lake had 74. MOC-Floyd Valley was fourth with 90 points while Western Christian finished sixth at 159.
“This was a good meet to see some strong teams,” said Unity coach Karl Kaemingk. “Spencer, MOC-Floyd Valley, Storm Lake and Spirit Lake are all tough and it was fun seeing how the race developed.” Continue reading »
Aug 272011
Trinity opened its volleyball season Friday night with a 3-0 win at home against Siouxland Community Christian. Junior Jessica Kooima put down 10 kills to lead Trinity. Continue reading »
