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Clear Creek Amana Falls to Waverly-Shell Rock In Postseason Opener
Clear Creek Amana fell to Waverly-Shell Rock 44-14 on Friday in a Class 4A playoff opener at Go-Hawk Stadium in Waverly. The win was the fourth straight for Waverly-Shell Rock (8-2) and sends the Go-Hawks into the 4A quarterfinals where it will travel to Western Dubuque (9-1) on Friday. Western...
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West Fork prepares for challenge from Martensdale-St. Marys
West Fork Head Coach Dan Westhoff says the #8 (A) Warhawks will be challenged in all three phases of the game Friday night when they host Martensdale-St. Marys. The game will air on 104.9 KLMJ. Dumont Telephone and Pro Wall will sponsor the game’s livestream on RadioOnTheGo’s YouTube channel.
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Waterloo West Hall of Fame coach, Mason City High alum Pappas dies at age 72
WATERLOO — Mason City High alum and Hall of Fame basketball coach Dr. Anthony Pappas has died at the age of 72. Pappas spent 46 years at Waterloo West and was in his 49th year overall, and accumulated 683 victories, which ranks 13th in state history. His teams appeared in 11 state tournaments, finishing second three times.
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East Mills postseason run ends in five-set regional final loss
(Johnston) -- East Mills’ bid for a second straight state tournament came up just short in a five-set loss Wednesday night. The Class 1A No. 10 Wolverines (30-9) pushed No. 7 Dunkerton to a deciding fifth set but ran out of gas in a 25-9, 22-25, 12-25, 25-12, 15-11 defeat.
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Legendary Waterloo basketball coach dies after 50-year career
WATERLOO, Iowa (KCRG) - A legendary coach in Waterloo has died. Dr. Anthony Pappas coached girls basketball at Waterloo West. He died Tuesday morning after a fight with brain cancer. He was 72. Out of his 50-year career courtside, 47 of those were with the Wahawks. Pappas led the Wahawks...