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Wildcat pride on display at Galva School Board meeting
GALVA — Honors and recognition, academic achievement, facility planning and future athletic opportunities were among the topics discussed during Monday’s Galva School Board meeting. School Board President Eric Bates opened the meeting by announcing the Students of the Month, Claire Gale and Owen Vance, and the Athletes of...
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United, Monmouth-Roseville Hit the Road for Opening Round of IHSA Playoffs
It is playoff time for both United and Monmouth-Roseville, with both teams hitting the road for the opening round of the IHSA playoffs. Starting with the United Red Storm, they are back in the postseason for the first time in five years and will make the trip to Fulton Saturday afternoon.
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Band of brothers fills the field
Sterling High School Football has been on a roll throughout the 2026-2027 season. Although a lot of fans have seen the success of the program, fans may not notice how many sibling duos there are on the varsity football team, as well as in the football program in general. You...
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Galesburg football preps for first postseason appearance in a decade
Back in 2016, the ‘Mannequin Challenge’ and ‘Pokémon Go’ were viral trends. It’s also the last time Galesburg football made the postseason until this season. “I personally have never felt anything like this,” said Derrick Curtis, a Galesburg senior There’s a sense of positive energy within Galesburg football program. “It means a lot to me […]
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‘We just really have to focus on ourselves’: Jags advance, will host Bettendorf next
(Story by Stephen McDaniel) Over the 14 years of Ankeny Centennial volleyball, the Jaguars have never once fallen short of making a regional championship appearance. The 2026 season is no different for the sixth-ranked Jaguars. Centennial rolled to a 25-14, 25-12, 25-16 victory over visiting Council Bluffs Lincoln in a...
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Monmouth-Roseville Recovers from Tough Start on Long Trip to Hope Academy but Eventually Fall 35-14
The Monmouth-Roseville Titan football squad climbed off the bus after a long 3+ hour ride into Chicago rush-hour traffic on Friday night in the IHSA’s Class 3A Opening Round. A bit road-weary, combined with the lightning quickness of the Hope Academy Eagles, the Titans found themselves trailing 22-6 at the end of the first quarter and 35-6 at the half. Monmouth-Roseville would come out of the halftime break rejuvenated, holding the Eagles scoreless through the final two quarters.
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St. Ambrose Basketball Coach Ray Shovlain to retire after upcoming season
DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - St. Ambrose University announced on Friday their head men’s basketball coach is retiring. Coach Ray Shovlain has led the Fighting Bees since 1983. Shovlain announced on Friday he will be retiring at the end of the 2026-27 season. Shovlain is entering his final season with...
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WMOI/WRAM Athletes of the Week for Week Ending October 18th, 2026
Here’s the WMOI/WRAM Athletes of the Week for the week ending October 18th, 2026:. The Monmouth-Roseville Titan Athlete of the Week is sophomore boys soccer player, Jaque Keka. Five different players scored in the Titan’s 5-4 win over Macomb in the Regional quarterfinals. But only one of those players nailed the game winner, as Jaque rolled a shot past the Bomber goal keeper with 28 seconds left in the match, sending his team to the regional semifinals.
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A-Town Tornado Football Prepares for Opening Round Playoff Match Up Against Morrison
The Abingdon-Avon Tornado football squad ended the regular season with a record of (7-2), tying Havana for the LincolnLand South Division championship. A-Town started the season (4-1), including an impressive win over Farmington. A-Town went (3-1) down the stretch with a solid win over (6-3) South Fulton in the regular season finale. The only losses for the Tornadoes came to fellow co-champ Havana and an 8-point loss to (8-1) Annawan-Wethersfield.
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Winfield-Mt. Union Falls to Wapello in Four Sets
Winfield-Mt. Union could not stop Wapello from claiming another SEISC-North title last Tuesday, with the Wolves going down in four sets. The Arrows quickly went up two sets to none, taking the first set 25-20, then the second set 25-14. WMU fought back to take the third set 25-17, but could not fend off Wapello in the fourth, with the Arrows claiming the set and the match 25-12.
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Braun Accounts for Five Scores, Scots Win 63-7 at Beloit
The Monmouth College football team racked up 552 total yards and 27 first downs as they won at Beloit 63-7 on Saturday. The Fighting Scots (4-2, 4-0) had six different touchdown scorers on the day, including a defensive score, and Nate Wrublik (Lemont, Illinois) surpassed the 3000 career rushing yard plateau.
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Overtime loss ends KHS soccer season
The IHSA Class 1A soccer regionals semifinals were hosted by Kewanee High School on Monday at the Kewanee High School Stadium. In the first match, the second seeded Illini Bluffs Tigers defeated the Monmouth-Roseville Titans 1-0. The Titans had advanced to the regional semifinal by defeating the Macomb Bombers 5-4 in a match played in Monmouth on Saturday.
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QND advances to regional soccer championship after shutting out Canton
ROCK ISLAND, Ill. — The Quincy Notre Dame boys soccer team’s late-season surge is carrying over to the postseason. The sixth-seeded Raiders scored a pair of first-half goals Tuesday night and beat fourth-seeded Canton 2-0 in the semifinals of the Class 1A Rock Island Alleman Regional. QND (5-17)...