Today's Local Sports

A senior of the Columbus Wildcat girls basketball team (6-2 overall; 5-2 overall) is near to top of the Southeast Iowa Super Conference North division in scoring.

It’s hard to believe the newest starter for the Washington Demon boys basketball team (1-5 overall; 0-1 conference) only scored 12 points combined at the varsity level last season.

Photo Courtesy of Mark Beatty

A Washington teenager continues her preparation for the nation’s biggest all-terrain cycling event next month.

For a third straight season the Keota Eagle girls’ basketball team (7-3 overall; 6-3 conference) ends the first half of the season with a winning mark.

With their 50-48 victory over Montezuma Monday evening, the Sigourney Savage’s boys’ basketball team (7-0 overall; 7-0 conference) matched their win total from the entire 2013-14 season at the end of the first half of this season.

Home field advantage played a role in the Washington Archery Club taking home top honors in their latest competition.

Through the first eight games of the season, the Lone Tree Lion boys’ basketball team (7-1 overall; 6-1 conference) leads the Southeast Iowa Super Conference North Division in points scored per game at 65.1

It seems like months have passed since the Demons scored 22 points in their opening quarter of the season on December 2nd against the Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks.

The alumni of the Iowa Mennonite School saw a historic moment in Iowa High School basketball history take place Saturday evening at Hillcrest Union.

The Washington Demon girls’ basketball team (2-5 overall; 0-2 conference) finishes the 2014 portion of their schedule this evening hosting a non-conference battle with the Marion Indians (6-2 overall).