Nate Thomas is a journalist based in Mason City, Iowa. He writes for the Mason City Globe Gazette and his work has also appeared in various other publications, including the Courier Media Group, Muscatine Journal, Sioux City Journal, Lincoln Journal Star, and more. Nate's articles focus on local sports, including high school athletics and hockey, providing coverage and updates on games, performances, and teams in the area.
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Nate Thomas' coverage primarily focuses on local sports events in Iowa, particularly high school and college-level basketball, wrestling, and hockey. His articles include event coverage and expert commentary.
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BRITT — Even if Osage put together a 13-0 win against West Hancock on Tuesday night, the Green Devils still walked away from the game disappointed.
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BRITT — Osage played the top three teams in the Top of Iowa East Conference last week to open its season and fell to 1-3. The one win was an 11-1 triumph over Clarion-Goldfield-Dows.
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After missing nearly all of last season, Justyn Rivera is making the most of his senior year for Mason City baseball.
By: Nate Thomas
Dush’s final line: 7 innings, four hits, two runs, five strikeouts and plenty of pats on the back from his teammates.
By: Nate Thomas
Last season was full of learning lessons for a young Southwest team. Now, with a little experience — and some speed — the Hawks are ready to make a move.
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Take a look back at the last five seasons of Nebraska soccer. Nebraska soccer lost 3-0 to Duke on Thursday at Hibner Stadium.
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This isn't necessarily the start to the season Nebraska soccer envisioned when it reloaded with several key contributors from last year's Elite Eight group.
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Jeter Worthley spent the last two years committed to playing college baseball at Michigan. But on Saturday, he announced a change of plans.
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