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North Central’s Ava Woltzen does her best work on the mat in last Tuesday’s Riverhawk Girls Invitational. Woltzen went 4-0 on the day and took home a first place medal after winning all of her matches by fall, tops for all wrestlers on the day.
In the North Central Trailblazers’ first meet of the young season they used their sheer numbers to dominate the rest of the field in Decorah, but in last Tuesday night’s second meet of the year, this group of talented female wrestlers from Northwood-Kensett, Central Springs, Saint Ansgar, Lake...
Along with her stifling defensive pressure, N-K junior Morgan Wallin can handle the ball as well. Here she drives the baseline while keeping an eye out for any Lady Vikings cutting to the basket. Wallin scored four points and had a game high eight steals in the Lady Vikings’ 40-39 opening night loss in Buffalo Center.
The Lady Vikings’ Chloe Costello poured in a game high 18 points and grabbed a team high eight rebounds in the team's opening night loss to North Iowa, eventually falling to the Lady Bison by just a single point, 40-39 in non-conference action. Northwood-Kensett, winners of six in a row and 10 of...
The Trailblazers Mya Howes battles it out in her opening match last Saturday in Decorah. Howes took home a third-place medal at 120 pounds. Howes won five in a row after her first round loss and finished her day at 5-1.
With girl’s high school wrestling now a sanctioned sport in Iowa, the winter season is going to be full of firsts for this talented group of young ladies who hail from five schools in northern Iowa, including Northwood-Kensett, Central Springs, Saint Ansgar, Lake Mills and Forest City. The North...
Northwood-Kensett’s cheerleading program held its annual fall sports banquet last week to celebrate the end of a successful football season. This fall’s honorees included, Ashlynn Rollene (Leadership Award), Madalynn Hanson (Newcomer Award), Lindsey Moore (Coaches Award), Sophia Butler (Newcomer Award) and Haddie Hanson (Coaches Award).
Cheerleading fall banquet Northwood-Kensett’s cheerleading program held its annual fall sports banquet last week to celebrate the end of a successful football season. This fall’s honorees included, Ashlynn Rollene (Leadership Award), Madalynn Hanson (Newcomer Award), Lindsey Moore (Coaches Award...
This coming wrestling season will see several area athletes hit the mat as members of the North Central Trailblazers, the new team that will take part in the inaugural season of high school girls wrestling in Iowa. Details of the team and the season were approved at recent area school board...
Northwood-Kensett’s Megan Ocel just missed out on the state meet field with her 18th place finish at last Thursday’s state meet qualifying meet held at Manly’s Pioneer Town and Country Club. Ocel had many top 10 finishes this season but with the state meet on the line was not able to make the post...
Hoping to turn this season’s fortunes into a regional tournament win, the Lady Vikings of Northwood-Kensett traveled to Saint Ansgar last Monday night to take on the Saints, eventually falling in the first-round regional playoff 3-0, 18-25, 14-25 and 16-25. For most of the season the Lady Vikings...
Northwood-Kensett’s Megan Ocel placed 27th in last Thursday’s Top of Iowa Conference Meet held in Mason City on the campus of NIACC, crossing the finish line in 22:47, securing honorable mention all-conference honors. N-K’s Macy Thorson, who has tried to keep up with Ocel all season, finished just...
Junior hitter Lindsey Moore led the Lady Vikings at the net this season, completing the regular season with a team high 72 kills.
The Northwood-Kensett volleyball team got the win it was looking for, beating West Hancock 2-0 in last Thursday night’s volleyball triangular in Britt, giving the Lady Vikings a much-needed boost heading into the regional tournament. N-K also headed to Buffalo Center last Tuesday night and were...
N-K sophomore Kooper Julseth puts his head down as he pushes for just a few more yards in last Friday’s 63-0 loss at Bishop-Garrigan. Koop played the whole field this year, rushing for 72 yards on 19 carries while leading the receiving corps with 384 on 36 receptions. He also recorded 31.5 tackles on the year, good enough for second on the team behind Dalton Logeman’s 36.
In all of sports there is probably no other game that is more difficult to adjust to a new head coach than high school football. There is just no way around it, after a coach with 30 plus years on the sidelines hangs up his whistle, it could take three or four years for the program to find its...

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