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Previous Page | Next Page Tara Sweet (No. 6) and Lacey Alexander (No. 12) of Iowa Western block Kirkwood’s Heather Brus during action Wednesday. IWCC, ranked No. 5 in NJCAA Division I, rolled to a three-game sweep of the Division II, No. 4 ranked Eagles. |
 Southwestern Community College (SWCC) Head Coach Rita Schroeder hit a huge milestone at the conclusion of the Spartans’ home volleyball match-up against Clinton Community College on Wednesday night. The Spartans’ victory over the Cougars put Schroeder’s coaching record at 700 wins. |
 Victoria Von Mende of Iowa Western (No. 10) maneuvers around a Dakota County Tech defender during the Reivers’ win Wednesday. Photo courtesy of Don Kohler - Iowa Western. |
 Iowa Central\'s Jenna Nemitz attempts the kill over 2 blockers in their match vs. Indian Hills. Photo courtesy of Paul DeCoursey - Iowa Central. |
 Quarterback Austin McBeth of Iowa Western (No. 5) lets one fly against Harper College Saturday. McBeth led the Reivers to their first win in school history. Photo courtesy of Jason Shannon. |
 Pictured above are the top 10 finishers in the Region Cross Country Time Trial at Iowa Western CC. Photos courtesy of Dee Brown - Iowa Central. |
 Dominque Corder (No. 7) scored the first touchdown in Iowa Western history during the Reivers’ inaugural game against Iowa Central. The Tritons racked up a 42-28 victory to claim the Kinney Cup, named after the college’s two presidents. Photo courtesy of Don Kohler - Iowa Western. |
 Iowa Central Head Football Coach Kevin Twait rallies his team as they prepare for their season debut versus Iowa Western on September 5. Photo courtesy of Paul DeCoursey - Iowa Central. |
 Ellsworth CC has hired Matt Egger as their new Head Softball Coach. Egger is a native of Webster City and graduate of Cornell College where he majored in sociology and physical education, Coach Egger brings a passion for sports and experience to the field. He was a three-sport player in high school and college and has over five years coaching experience. He and his wife Theresa live in Webster City with their three children: Chelsea, a high school freshman; Reis, 3; and Alek, 2. |
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