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TRIPLE THREAT

Joe Constable took his time and made his move when the time was right. The Fort Dodge sophomore claimed his first Don Miller Invitational title in dramatic fashion to conclude the 50th anniversary of the tournament. With a 1-1 tie late in the third period Constable (16-3) took a shot ...

Golden Cats

Winning the Don Miller Invitational wasn’t even on the radar for Humboldt head coach Chad Beaman. With only one champion on Saturday the Wildcats did all their work on the backside to win their first ever championship in Fort Dodge. Humboldt scored 217.5 points. Algona (204.5), Decorah ...

Crimmins second for Gaels

STORY CITY — St. Edmond’s Matthew Crimmins had a strong day at the Norsemen Invitational on Saturday. Crimmins went 3-1 on the day and finished as the 132 pound runner up. The Gael 132-pounder lost to Hampton-Dumont-CAL’s Charlie Showalter (15-1) in the championship round, ...

FAST BREAK

The St. Edmond boys head into the Christmas break with plenty of momentum following a 65-35 victory over Hampton-Dumont/CAL here Friday night. But some of those positive vibes were silenced after junior Carson Bargfrede suffered a serious injury inside the SEHS gym. Bargfrede came down hard ...

Dodger girls win on the road

MARSHALLTOWN — After a week away from the basketball court, the Fort Dodge girls were able to get back on track on Friday night. Eight days after a two-point heartbreaker inside Wells Fargo Arena, the Dodgers (3-3 overall, 1-1 Iowa Alliance Conference) bounced back with a 40-21 victory over ...

Nelson, Liska earn gold for Dodgers

Brooklyn Nelson, and Makayla Liska picked the perfect time for their first tournament titles. Nelson claimed gold at 110 pounds, while Liska was the 155 pound champion during the seventh annual Fort Dodge Invitational. Fort Dodge junior Mariaha Benedict, chasing her second title, earned her ...