Don Zieser

Cascade’s Hallie Kelchen knows her way around Lakeside Municipal Golf Course in Fort Dodge and put that knowledge to good use during the Class 1A State Cross Country Meet, Nov.

North Scott's offense put on an impressive home-field show and the Lancer defense put the clamps on the Western Dubuque attack, during a 26-7 Class 4A first-round playoff win, in Eldridge, Nov. 1, avenging a 21-7 loss to the Bobcats, Sept. 20.

It was a season of growth for the Cascade cross country program.

The Cascade Cougar boys’ cross country team finished sixth in the team standings at the Class 1A State-Qualifying Meet at North Linn, as Springville and Columbus Community grabbed the two

It was a season of ups and downs for an experienced Cascade volleyball team this fall. “This group was fun to be around and they worked really hard.

A season filled with challenges saw the Western Dubuque volleyball team win three in a row late in the year to advance to a Class 4A regional semifinal, where the

Western Dubuque has consistently been among the top golf teams in the Mississippi Valley Conference and the 2024 Bobcat boys’ golf team put together another fine season, narrowly missing a

Cascade's 2024 football roster may have been short on numbers, but there was no shortage of talent and desire as the Cougars battled to a 3-5 record this fall.

Wins over West Delaware, Cedar Rapids Xavier and North Scott highlighted a 6-3 regular season for the Western Dubuque football team, leading to a Class 4A first-round playoff berth, where North Scott reversed a regular-season result, winning 26-7, in Eldridge, Nov. 1.

With a new lineup and a new head coach, Western Dubuque gave Class 4A preseason No. 7 Maquoketa all it wanted, as the Cardinals held on down the stretch for a 65-56 win, in Epworth, Nov. 22, in an entertaining season opener.