Kegan Arduser is a journalist specializing in local news and sports coverage in the Manchester, Iowa area. With a focus on high school athletics, Kegan provides in-depth reporting on games, tournaments, and team performances, highlighting the achievements and challenges faced by local athletes.
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It was homecoming and senior night for Calamus-Wheatland, Oct. 11, but the Edgewood-Colesburg football team quickly took away any thoughts of a win for the home team, earning a dominant victory, 88-31.
It was a battle of top-15 teams, Oct. 11, as Class 3A, No. 11 West Delaware hosted No. 4 Wahlert at Brown Field. The matchup was all it cracked up to be, with the Golden Eagles prevailing, 17-14, after a field goal in overtime.
West Delaware volleyball coach Brett Mather became the seventh coach in Iowa history to hit 1,000 career victories. He earned the win in the Hawks’ last match at the Cedar
Running in front of the home crowd, Oct. 8, the West Delaware girls' varsity cross country team placed 11th in this year's West Delaware Invite, over the Hart Ridge golf course layout.
Running on its home course, Oct. 8, the West Delaware boys' varsity cross country team placed 12th, in a 21-team field.
Traveling to Troy Mills, Oct. 11, to take on the Class A, No. 5 North Linn, the Maquoketa Valley football team came out on top with a 35-16 win over the Lynx.
The Maquoketa Valley volleyball team picked up its sixth and seventh straight wins with sweeps over Tri-Rivers Conference opponents Alburnett and Central City last week.
At the West Delaware Invitational, Oct. 8, Western Dubuque cross country fielded teams in all four races. The varsity girls' placed seventh, as did both the boys' and girls' JV teams. In the varsity boys' race, the Bobcats took 13th.
The Western Dubuque cross country teams ran at the Mississippi Valley Conference Super Meet, Oct. 10, at Seminole Valley Park in Cedar Rapids where the boys placed 10th and the girls were 12th.
In the final week of regular season play, the Edgewood-Colesburg volleyball team ended with a pair of Tri-Rivers Conference wins. It was a sweep of East Buchanan, Oct. 8, then a 3-1 win over Starmont, Oct. 10.
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