September 2019

Rebels disrupt Spartan boys

REINBECK – The G-R boys overcame cold shooting at the start of last Tuesday's game for a 54-41 win over Grundy Center in Reinbeck.
 
The Spartans led 14-12 after the first quarter, but the Rebels were able to rally to a 22-17 halftime lead, in part through G-R's defensive efforts.
 
The Rebels swiped 18 steals on Tuesday, led by Jackson Kiburis' seven steals and Eli Thede's six steals. Kiburis added a game-high 25 points on 7-of-17 shooting and led the Rebels in rebounds with eight boards. Thede scored 13 points and Dylan Riffey put in 11 points.
 

Balanced Grundy girls bop G-R

REINBECK – The Grundy Center girls are always finding ways to contribute.
 
Last Tuesday, the Spartans had a team offensive effort to overwhelm Gladbrook-Reinbeck, 64-20, in NICL West play in Reinbeck.
 
The Spartans improved to 10-0 overall with the victory. Hailey Wallis led the team scoring with 15 points, and Reegan Zinkula, Kylie Willis and Brooke Flater all contributed eight points each.
 

G-R boys break away, beat Comets

REINBECK – A 20-2 run to end the first half got the Gladbrook-Reinbeck boys rolling to a 65-42 victory over BCLUW on Friday.
 
Jackson Kiburis led all scorers with 21 points for the Rebels (5-3, 4-2 NICL West) and Tyler Tscherter and Dylan Riffey scored 17 points each. Eli Thede added two points and led the Rebels in rebounds (7) and assists (7).
 

Making adjustments: Short-handed BCLUW girls pull away from G-R

REINBECK – Despite missing several players in Friday's game, the BCLUW girls basketball team improvised after a lacking first quarter and distanced themselves from Gladbrook-Reinbeck in a 46-32 NICL West victory.
 
Allison Engle led the Comets with 10 points, hitting two of BCLUW's seven 3-pointers on the night that helped BCLUW put the game away in the second half. Easton Swanson added eight points and tied with Engle for the team rebounding lead with six boards for each. Jaelyn Allen also had eight points and Katie Thompson and Bailey Ashton scored seven each.
 

Spartan girls elude Cougar upset bid

GRUNDY CENTER – A defense-forward first half played right into the AGWSR girls basketball team's wheelhouse.
 
Class 2A's top-ranked Grundy Center girls answered with a bit more offensive fire in the second half of a 49-34 Spartan victory on Friday night.
 
Grundy Center (7-0, 5-0 NICL West) outscored AGWSR 33-19 after halftime. Hailey Wallis led the way with 17 points and eight rebounds. Kylie Willis scored 10 points, with all 10 coming in the second half, and Brooke Flater chipped in seven, with each bringing down four rebounds apiece.
 

A year stronger: Hames, Cougars take down Spartans

GRUNDY CENTER – Alex Hames knew teams would be coming for him this season.
 
The leading scorer for AGWSR boys basketball last season got most of his points from beyond the arc, but that wasn't going to cut it this winter, especially if Hames and the Cougars were going to advance their game to the next level.
 
Hames committed himself to the weight room heading into his senior season, and the result is a stronger, well-rounded senior leader that dropped in a game-high 22 points in AGWSR's 49-34 victory over Grundy Center on Friday night.
 

SH-BCLUW's Willett breaks Storm career pin record

Coby Willett didn't take much time to celebrate his new record on Saturday morning.
 
The South Hardin-BCLUW wrestler became the new career pins leader for the Storm after pinning Forest City's Kaleb Umbaugh in a first-round match at Saturday's Comet Invitational at North Polk High School.
 
Willett's 76th pin of his career passes the old record of 75, set by Tyler Lutes, who earlier this year finished his Wartburg wrestling career as a Division III national runner-up.
 

Burglar steals $2,000 worth of tools from Norby's

The Grundy Center Police Department is currently investigating a burglary that occurred at Norby’s Farm Fleet in Grundy Center earlier this month, which resulted in over $2,000 worth of merchandise being stolen.
 
According to GC Police Chief Doug Frost, sometime in the early morning hours of December 4, a burglar broke into Norby’s by cutting the phone lines to disable the alarm, and smashing a window between the front sliding doors to enter.
 

GC council awards BIG grants

During their meeting on Monday night, the Grundy Center City Council awarded two BIG grants to local businesses.
 
Stephanie Larson of Stylish Living was awarded $8,940 for windows, storefront and an HVAC system for her business and Ryan Weaver of Grundy Center Family Dental was awarded $4,650 for a window project at his business.
 
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Gleneva Wardius

Gleneva Fern Multhauf Wardius, 95, of Cedar Falls died December 15, 2018, at the Western Home Communities Creekside Legacy Cottage. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 20 at Faith Lutheran Church in Waterloo, with burial at Zion Lutheran Cemetery in rural Hudson. 

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