The Wayne Falcons paid a visit to Saber land Tuesday, Dec. 3, for a non-conference tussle with the Lady Sabers of Twin Cedars. This would be the final tune up for both teams before they entered conference play.
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Melcher-Dallas finished seventh and Twin Cedars eighth in the 8-Man District 5 standings this season.
The Knoxville Panthers traveled to Cardinal Lanes in Newton for the season opener at the Newton invitational.
The Melcher-Dallas girls opened Blue Grass Conference play Friday night by totally dominating the Eagles from Ankeny Christian Academy 48-20.
The Twin Cedars Sabers hosted the Falcons from Wayne of Corydon Tuesday, Dec. 3, in a non-conference encounter and things were looking bright for the Sabers in the early going.
A strong third quarter carried the PCM (Monroe) Mustangs to an opening night win over the Knoxville Panthers Tuesday, Dec. 3, 48-45.
Brooke Roby had a first half to remember as she poured in 17 points leading the Twin Cedars Sabers to a 11-4 lead after one quarter of pay and a halftime advantage of 24-20 over the Pleasantville Trojans.
The Melcher-Dallas Saints had high hopes of being in the mix for the Blue Grass Conference title this year and one of the teams they hoped to conquer would be the Eagles of Ankeny Christian Academy. The Eagles paid a visit to home of the Saints Friday night and blew past the Saints like a Te…
Three Pleasantville Trojans hit double digits as they won big over the Melcher-Dallas Saints on opening night of the 2019-20 basketball season Dec. 3.
Katie Keitges and Maggie Wilkins literally carried the Knoxville Panthers to a huge 66-24 win over the Oskaloosa Indians Saturday at home in the Panther Den.
A full court press broke open a close game at half time as the Pleasantville Trojans moved to 4-0 overall.
Knoxville split a double dual wrestling match Thursday, Dec. 5.
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The Pleasantville Trojans under the direction of head coach Jeff Cook has opened the 2019-20 season at 2-0.
After leading 23-18 at halftime on the road against Orient-Macksburg, the Twin Cedars Sabers struggled to score points against the Bulldogs.
Katie Keitges and Maggie Wilkins combined for 49 points to lead the Knoxville Panthers to a opening night win of 60-37 over the PCM Mustangs Tuesday, Nov. 26.
Knoxville’s Emma DeJoode, a senior, has decided she will be attending Central College next fall and participate in soccer.
The Iowa Print Sports Writers Association (IPSWA) announced their all-state football squads Tuesday.
Jeff Cook is back on the bench coaching the Pleasantville Trojan varsity girls’ basketball team.
A total of 20 boys and three girls have reported to practice for the Pleasantville Trojan wrestling team this year.
Brooke Roby earned second-team all-conference honors a year ago for the Twin Cedars Sabers.
The Pleasantville Trojan basketball team has seven lettermen returning from the 2018-19 varsity squad that finished 8-14 overall.
The Melcher-Dallas Saints struggled to put it all together a year ago as it indicates from their record of 3-16 overall.
The 2019-2020 Knoxville Panther wrestling program has a total of 25 athletes on the roster in grades 9 through 12.
Members of the Melcher-Dallas Cheeerleading squad this past fall for the football season were in the front from the left, Aazela Murillo, Kenzie Gibson, Aeris Turner, Bailey Johnson, and Abbey Shultz . In row two are, Kylea Parker, Kristina Wilson, Lynzie Drake and Angelina Clark. In the bac…
The Melcher-Dallas Saints were 11-8 a year ago on the basketball court.
Knoxville bowling coach Shaun Renard returns a veteran squad for the 2019-2020 season.
Knoxville has a total of six students who are on the Indianola/Knoxville Swim Team this winter.
The Knoxville Panthers have dominated play in the South Central Conference for the past two years.
Blake McWilliams is back to coach the Twin Cedars Sabers varsity boys’ basketball team this year.
Knoxville is coming off a season where the Panthers were 8-14 overall on the basketball court and 7-4 in the South Central Conference.
The Knoxville Panther varsity girls’ basketball team got a tune-up to the 2019-20 season by facing Ottumwa in a Pride Scrimmage Nov. 21 in Knoxville.
As Knoxville senior Maddy Findley prepares for her senior season on the Panther varsity softball team, one thing is evident.
It was a record-breaking year for the Knoxville Panther varsity volleyball team in and out of the Panther Den.
In looking back at the 2019 Pleasantville Trojan varsity football season, the squad was 5-4 overall and 2-3 in Class 1A District 7 action.
ALTOONA– Knoxville Raceway drivers, owners, officials and fans gathered Saturday night at Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino in Altoona. Over 650 guests witnessed over $250,000 in cash and contingencies handed out in an event emceed by track announcers Tony Bokhoven and Kris Krug.
The Knoxville JV football team finished the year with a record of 2-6-1. Most of the games were shortened to two halves this year due to low numbers.
The Pleasantville Trojans posted a season record of 5 wins and 4 losses in 2019. The Trojans were 2-3 in Class 1A District 7 play falling to Pella Christian, Woodward-Granger and Interstate-35. The District victories came against Colfax-Mingo and Woodward Academy.
The Melcher-Dallas Saints won the Bluegrass Conference Eastern Division in volleyball with a perfect mark of 4-0.
“Meet the Panther Night,” has been set for Friday, Nov. 22 at the Knoxville High School.
The Knoxville Panther varsity volleyball team was ranked throughout much of the year. The squad finished the season at 25-8 overall and they captured their third straight South Central Conference Championship with an unblemished mark in the league at 6-0.
Katie Keitges officially signed a letter of intent to play college basketball at the University of Nebraska Omaha for the Mavericks.
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David Gravel won the final two World of Outlaw feature races this past weekend in Charlotte, but the big champion overall was Brad Sweet.
The 16th annual Knoxville High School Athletic Hall of Fame will be held Friday, Jan. 17.
The following is a report by Knoxville Middle School coaches this past season in regard to their respective teams.
Two Knoxville High School students participated in the 2019 Girls’ State Swim Meet in Marshalltown Saturday.
Knoxville Panther varsity assistant football coach Chris Hudson will be honored during the Class 3A State Football Championship game in the UNI-Dome.
The Knoxville Panthers finished the football season at 6-3 overall and 2-3 in district play.
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