The head coach of the newly-minted Marshalltown Community College bowling program didn’t have to look any farther than his own back yard to find the first wave of Tigers. Nate Clark kept it in the family. Six members of the Marshalltown High School bowling squads signed their National ...
Quarterback competitions traditionally have been the focal point of spring football when a team has lost its starter from the previous season. Look no further than the Big Ten to see how those battles are becoming a thing of the past. There will be eight new starters in the conference this fall, and six will be experienced transfers who arrived at their new schools with the job all but locked up. After all, coaches want a sure thing when millions are being spent on revenue sharing and name, image and likeness compensation. No QB will be watched more than Josh Hoover, who takes over ...
Collin Klein has been part of Big 12 titles at Kansas State as a Heisman Trophy-finalist quarterback and an assistant coach. Now 36, he is leading the Wildcats again. With Klein, the Wildcats were one of four Big 12 schools with a new head coach during spring practice. Only a day after Chris Klieman’s unexpected decision in December to retire after a 6-6 season, the Wildcats brought home the beloved Klein after two seasons away as offensive coordinator at Texas A&M, which reached the College Football Playoff last year. “We have to get this program from A to B, and how we have ...
It was the cool-down the banged-up Bobcats needed. The Marshalltown boys’ soccer team followed up Monday’s marquee victory over Class 2A No. 8 Perry at Franklin Field by pasting winless Waterloo East 10-0 on Tuesday back at Leonard Cole Field. Nine different players scored goals ...
Voices raised, tempers flared and mediators were called upon to help settle differences. After nearly four hours of competitive play, the Marshalltown boys’ tennis team stood victorious. The Bobcats rebuffed Des Moines Roosevelt’s raucous challenge on Tuesday evening at the ...
WEST DES MOINES — The Marshalltown girls’ golf team took third place at the Lamson Invite hosted by West Des Moines Valley on Monday at Willow Creek Golf Course, finishing within 13 strokes of champion Norwalk. The Bobcats carded a 350 team score in the 18-hole tournament taken by ...
