All Conference Girls Basketball Honorees Named
The 1971 All-Conference girls basketball team honors Kathy Leu and Kathy Grindle from arena area schools among others, recognizing talent, sportsmanship, and scholastic effort across the Malvern and Nishna Valley systems. An editor apologizes for a Friday the 13th style date error in a prior Leader report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Arena High
Kathy Leu
Kathy Grindle
Couse
Kay Bruce
Ronda Wilkinson
Valley 8th Graders Fall to Glenwood Rams 36 25
Nishma Valley 8th graders lost to Glenwood Rams 36 to 25 on February 10. Dale Fleming led Valley with 13 points, Jim Feldenauer added 10, while Glenwood’s Don Fildins topped with nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishma Valley
Glenwood Rams
Dale Fleming
Jim Feldenauer
Glenwood
Don Fildins
Valley Player Glenwood 7th Graders Lose 30 16
Valley 7th graders faced Glenwood on February 10 and lost 30 to 16. NV top scorers were Gary Ford and Mark Sowers with four points each, while Glenwood’s Gary Mayberry led with 10 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Glenwood
Gary Ford
Mark Sowers
Gary Mayberry
Queens Top Rehellettes in Tourney Play
Stanton Vi Queens defeated South Page Rebelettes 59 to 45 in the second round of the girls tournament at Nishna Valley. Peg Slump led Stanton with 28 points, Connie Andrews tops on South Page with 13. Rebound leaders were Becky Baldwin and Connie Baldwin with six each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Stanton Vi-Qeens
South Page Rehelettes
Vi- Queens
Stanton
South Page Gals
Peg
Connie Andrews
Becky
Connie Baldwin
Rebelettes
South Page
Hawkettes Fall to Bedford in Tournament Clash
Bedford defeated Nishna Valley 65 to 54 on the road. Bedford opened with 24 points in the first period while holding Nishna Valley to 15. Kathy Grindje led Valley with 27 points, while Mary Ettleman topped Bedford with 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Hastings
Craig Nixon
Hawkettes
Neals
Nishna Valley
Hawkerites
Valley
Kathy Grind Je
Ronda Wilkinson
Mary Ettleman
Kay Bruce
Byers and Bass Qualify for Dist Mat Meets
Nishna Valley wrestlers under Coach Dick Erb finished fifth with 32 points at Farragut Class A Sectional. Jeff Byers 155 lb and Jon Bass 145 lb earned district berths at Greenfield February 19 20. Byers advances via wrestle back and Bass via second place clinch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Dick Erb
Farragut
Valley
Greenfield
Jeff Byers
Jon Bass
Byers
Bass
District winner advances to substate game at Farra gut
Games coming up with sectional pairings and scores. Feb 11 reports Fremont Mills beating New Market 77 51 in boys and 62 57 in girls. Feb 19 Rockport has two boys teams while Feb 20 hosts girls consolation and finals at Nishnap Valley in Villisca around 4 30 p m.
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Farragut
Malvern
Stanton
Nishna Valley
New Market
Sidney
Fremont- Mills
South Page
Essex
Hamburg
Stanton Farragut
Fremont Mills
Rockport
Nishnap Valley
Villisca
Fremont-Mills
Red Oak tops Nishna Valley in decisive varsity clash
Red Oak defeated Nishna Valley 70 to 60 as Randy Morris led with 18 points and Kirk Josephson added 10. Red Oak juniors beat Valley 80 to 42 in the preliminary. Ken Bolton pulled five rebounds for Nishna Valley while Josephson had seven for the Tigers. Valley shot 32 percent from the field and 62 percent at the line.
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Red Oak
Nishna Valley Boys
Montgomery County
Hawk
Tiger
Randy Morris
Paul Haack
Kirk Josephson
Ken Bolton
Josephson
Tigers
Valley
Nishna Valley
Delaine Smith
Don Birlin
Class A Boys Sectional Finals Set At Malvern Week
The Class A boys sectional at MCHS Men runs Feb 22 with Treynor vs Carson Macedonia at 7 pm and Underwood vs Iowa School for the Deaf at 8:30 pm. Malvern hosts later rounds Feb 25 and Feb 28, with Neola Tri-Center Griswold and Farragut also in action. The four sectional winners advance to district play at Co Bluffs Field House March 4 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
MCHS
Treynor
Carson Macedonia
Underwood
Iowa School For the Deaf
Nishna Valley
Neola
Tri-Center
Griswold
Farragut
Co. Bluffs Field House
Farragut and Tri-Center Reach Sectional Semis in Hoop Play
Farragut defeated Malvern 70 to 52 as Adettes overpower Malvern with strong guard play and rebounding. Tri-Center used Joan Iwen to slow Treynor, led by Vicki Cook’s 39 and 66-45 win. both teams advance to sectional semifinals and set clashes with Missouri Valley and Treynor respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragut
Tri-Center
Malvern
Adettes
Lewis Central
Co. Bluffs
Missouri Valley
Malvern Girls
Pantherettes
Becky Albright
Janelle Gruber
Bonnie Bickett
Leon Plumer
Larry Maynes
Joyce Stephens
Blackman
Jill Sell
Pat Dolan
Linda Barber
Kathy Lell
Joleen Ponton
Debbie McClure
Joan Iwen
Treynor
Virginia Stewart
Rena Burger
Vicki Cook
Karen Oloff
Neola Craw
Sectional tourney openers feature Lewis Central and Malvern wins
In Malvern Saturday night Lewis Central routed Sidney 90-65 behind Debbie Feller with 51 points and Janet Burch 23 as the Titanettes pace the game. Malvern and Hamburg battled with Kathy Leu scoring 43 for Hamburg in a 75-65 win for Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Lewis Central
Titanettes
Sidney
Pantherettes
Hamburg Girls
Debbie Feller
Janet Burch
Sidney Gals
Valerie Whipple
Loy Ann Freeman
Stanton Bedford Teams to Clash in Villisea Showdown
Stanton and Bedford, winners in the second round, meet in a key showdown at Villisea tonight after securing advancement at Nishna Valley Tuesday. Tipoff is 8 p.m. with both teams chasing honors in the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Bedford
Nishna Valley
Villisea
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Eve Heath
Miss Heath
Queens
Oakland
Carson
Bard Blackman
Che
Joyce
Stephens
Pantherette
HAWKS
Dave Boileau
NV Boys
Panther Guard
Jack Sell
Honge Guard
Bell
Sill
Joleen Pontow
Joleen
Teresa Pierce
Hambu
Vichie Lynn
Malven
NV B
MPS FM
Fremont-Milla
Terry Smith
Darrell Godfrey
Doug Anderson
Bruce Breeding
Bruce
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Panthers
Barb Blackman
F. E
Mike” Bloomer
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