Tyler Crabb is an Evening Announcer and Play-by-Play Announcer for KNIA/KRLS Radio, focusing on local news and events in Knoxville, Iowa. With a passion for sports and community engagement, Tyler covers a wide range of topics including local sports updates, community events, and important news stories impacting the Knoxville area.
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Pella Christian High School will celebrate Homecoming on Eagle Lane Friday and the court for this year’s festivities has been announced.
By: Tyler Crabb
As part of his annual county visits, Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig made stops in Marion and Warren Counties on Friday.
The Central College women’s wrestling team started the second half of its season Friday at the Missouri Baptist Open, and last year’s team MVP Esther Belzer also returned from injury.
By: Tyler Crabb
In their first action of 2025, the Central College men’s and women’s track and field teams were dominant across a range of events Friday afternoon at the Dutch Athletics Classic. There were no team scores in the field that also included Grinnell College, Quincy University (Ill.) and Faith Baptist Bible College.
Making the early morning trip to Des Moines Saturday, the Pella Christian bowling teams fell to Norwalk at Air Lanes Bowling Center. The Eagles boys dropped their match 2877-2163, while the girls squad was defeated 2129-1364. Pella Christian head coach Rod Blunck said that while both squads are still working on consistency, he has been pleased with the improvements each member of both teams have shown since the season began. Leading the Eagle boys in the loss was Evan DeJong with a 2 game score of 306, followed by Andrew VanKooten at 297, Logan Nunnikhoven at 287, and Alex VanGorp at 258. The Pella Christian girls were led on the day by Macy Van Der Hart at 296, followed by Bella Pu at 246, AnnaBelle Carter at 201, and Sophie Guo at 177. With the losses, the Eagle boys fell to 1-6 overall on the season while the girls dropped to 0-7. The Pella Christian bowling teams will look to bounce back next Saturday, hosting Newton at Statesmen Lanes in Oskaloosa at noon.
Despite solid efforts Saturday, the Central College basketball teams were swept in an American Rivers Conference doubleheader at the University of Dubuque heard live on 92.1 KRLS. The Dutch women’s squad fell to the Spartans in the opening game of the twin bill 76-69, while the Central men’s team fell 74-67.
Looking to bounce back from going 1-2 a week ago, the Pella Christian girls basketball returns home Monday for a non-conference matchup against Albia on Eagle Lane.
Photo courtesy of Mason WesterkampOvercoming a slow start offensively Monday night, the Pella Christian girls basketball team used a 30-point second half to down Albia for a 39-31 victory heard live on 92.1 KRLS. The Eagles struggled
Central College accounting faculty and students will again provide free income tax preparation services for Marion County residents.
By: Tyler Crabb, Troy L. Hugen
A five-game losing streak ended for the Pella Christian boys basketball team Tuesday night, as they used a strong second half to run away from Fairfield in a 65-38 non-conference win heard live on the KRLS2 stream at KNIAKRLS.com.
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