The Shenandoah football team earned a Homecoming win, the Clarinda volleyball team picked up a big home win in Hawkeye 10 Conference play and the Clarinda and Shenandoah girls tennis teams will be represented at the state tournament.
The Shenandoah football team earned a 43-13 Homecoming win Friday, Sept. 25, over Missouri Valley
Images from Shenandoah's Homecoming victory
Shenandoah senior Joey O'Rourke finds the end zone for the first of his four total touchdowns Friday, Sept. 25, during the Homecoming win over Missouri Valley.
Shenandoah senior Harley Wiley carries the ball during the Mustangs' Homecoming win Friday, Sept. 25, against Missouri Valley.
Shenandoah sophomore Charlie Liles leads senior quarterback Joey O'Rourke Friday, Sept. 25, during the Mustangs' home win over Missouri Valley.
Shenandoah junior Carter Sells tosses the ball to an official after scoring one of his two touchdowns Friday, Sept. 25, during a home win over Missouri Valley.
Shenandoah junior Gabe Buttry finds a hole to run through Friday, Sept. 25, during the Mustangs' Homecoming win over Missouri Valley. Buttry rushed for 148 yards and a touchdown.
Shenandoah senior Lukus Major takes off with the football after forcing and recovering a fumble with the Big Reds at Shenandoah's 1-yard line. Major took the return into Missouri Valley territory.
The Clarinda volleyball team showed how well they can play Thursday in a home sweep of Carroll
Through the lens of Clarinda volleyball's home sweep of Carroll
Clarinda sophomore Aylah Johnson rises for an attack attempt Thursday, Sept. 24, during the Cardinals' home sweep of Carroll. Johnson had a big night for the Cardinal offense.
Clarinda freshman Sydni Wagoner delivers an attack away from Carroll's block Thursday, Sept. 23, during a Cardinal win.
Clarinda sophomore Rylee Maher gets two hands to the ball for a block while Aylah Johnson offers support Thursday, Sept. 24, during the Cardinals' home sweep of Carroll.
Clarinda sophomore Ellery Bird distributes the ball to classmate Aylah Johnson (No. 5) during the Cardinals' home sweep Thursday, Sept. 24, over Carroll.
Members of the Clarinda volleyball team celebrate a big point early in the Cardinals' 3-0 home win Thursday, Sept. 24, over Carroll.
Clarinda junior Miley Wagoner rises for an attack just to the side of Carroll's block Thursday, Sept. 24, during the Cardinals' home sweep of the Tigers.
Clarinda's Chandy Nothwehr earned regional runner-up honors Wednesday, advancing to the state tennis tournament
Shenandoah's Ali Hansen and Lyla Mather advanced to the state tennis tournament
Images from the regional girls tennis tournament
Clarinda junior Chandy Nothwehr plays her backhand during her semifinal round win Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the regional tournament. Nothwehr won the semifinal match to earn a place in next month's state tournament.
Shenandoah senior Ali Hansen plays the ball with her forehand Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the regional tournament. Hansen earned her first state appearance, finishing as regional runner-up with doubles partner Lyla Mather.
Shenandoah junior Lyla Mather follows through on her backhand Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the state tournament. Mather earned her second state appearance, finishing second in the doubles draw with Ali Hansen.
Clarinda senior Alexa Barnes follows through on her serve Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the regional tournament. Barnes and teammate Kylar Downey won their first round match before losing in the quarterfinals.
Clarinda senior Alayna Shepherd runs in to make a play on the ball Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the regional tournament. Shepherd played in the singles bracket and lost a close first round match.
Clarinda senior Elaina Hesse makes a play on the ball Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the regional tournament. Hesse and doubles partner Layla Hargis lost in the first round to the eventual runner-up.
Clarinda senior Kylar Downey makes a play at the net during her regional quarterfinal match Wednesday, Sept. 23, in Atlantic.
Clarinda junior Layla Hargis rips a backhand shot Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the regional tournament. Hargis and doubles partner Elaina Hesse lost in the first round.
Shenandoah freshman Rylie Wooten shows off her forehand Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the regional tournament. Wooten lost in the first round.
