by Nya Dorsey | Apr 27, 2023 | Athletics, Boys Athletics, Girls Athletics, News, Secondary News
North Mahaska’s tack teams competed against a smattering of Class 1A and 2A track teams at Sigourney Tuesday. The Warhawk girls placed fourth with 55 points while the boys ran fifth with 50 points. Pekin dominated the girls’ meet with 139 points with Albia in second...
by Nya Dorsey | Apr 27, 2023 | Athletics, Boys Athletics, Girls Athletics, News, Secondary News
Sites and teams for boy’s golf and boys and girls track have been released by the states high school athletic associations. Prairie Knolls will be the site of the boys’ golf sectional on Wednesday, May 10 while the track teams will venture to BGM on Thursday, May 11....
by Nya Dorsey | Apr 20, 2023 | Girls Athletics, News, Secondary News
North Mahaska’s junior high girls’ track team used five first place finishes in placing third at Iowa Valley April 17. Eighth-grader Nataliya Linder accounted for four of the top finishes and 40 of the team’s 100 points. NM also double scored in three events. English...
by Nya Dorsey | Apr 12, 2023 | Athletics, Girls Athletics, News, Secondary News
In what may be the prelude to the South Iowa Cedar League track meet, Montezuma and North Mahaska battled for the team title Monday at the Ruth Ahrens Relays in Marengo. Iowa Valley hosted the annual meet which included seven SICL teams plus PCM. Montezuma won the...
by Nya Dorsey | Feb 21, 2023 | Athletics, Girls Athletics, News, Secondary News
Odds were not necessarily in North Mahaska favor when facing rival Lynnville-Sully in the Class 1A Region 8 semifinal Friday night in New Sharon. The host Warhawks were facing LS for the third time this season, had won the previous nine meetings and the January 27...
by Nya Dorsey | Feb 15, 2023 | Athletics, Girls Athletics, News, Secondary News
North Mahaska coach L.E. Moore was a bit nervous entering Tuesday’s quarterfinal Class 1A basketball game against Sigourney. His fears were well-deserved early as Sigourney held a 22-18 lead after one period. After that point North Mahaska’s defense put the clamps on...
