(More stats added Monday) The Iowa Falls-Alden Cadets burst into the Greene County homecoming football game with 21 first quarter points, including two defensive touchdowns, but they didn’t score again until the fourth quarter. In between, Ram senior Trey Tucker crossed the goal line twice. Final score was 28-13. The homecoming loss leaves the Rams at 0-5 on the season.…
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Heart of Iowa win for Ram volleyball team
The Greene County varsity volleyball team marked Homecoming Week with a win over Prairie City-Monroe in Monroe Tuesday evening. Set scores were 28-18, 25-12, 25-15. “This win was necessary for our team to get back on a winning track,” coach Donna Carhill said. “So many of our matches in the first half of the season were close, but we just couldn’t…
Read MoreRam eighth grade v’ball team hosts Saydel
The Greene County eighth grade volleyball team won seven games and lost two when it hosted Saydel in Jefferson Monday, Sept. 19. All three squads had wins for the day. Game scores for the A squad were 21-10, 10-21, 22-20. Game scores for the B squad were 21-18, 21-7 and 14-3, and scores for the C squad were 21-7, 21-17,…
Read MoreEighth grade football team rolls over Bluejays
The eighth grade Ram football team topped the Perry Bluejays 60-0 in a combined fifth quarter game Sept. 15 at Karber Field in Grand Junction. Tanner Allen received the opening kickoff and ran 82 yards for a touchdown. “That really got the team pumped up and ready to roll,” coach Tanner Lawton said.
Read MoreRams compete in Ballard v’ball tourney
The Greene County Rams won two games but no matches at the Ballard tournament Saturday, Sept. 17. Game scores against host Ballard were 18-21, 23-21. Scores against Pella were 7-21, 18-21, and scores against Grandview Christian were 18-21 18-21.
Read MoreRams avoid shut-out with defensive touchdown vs Webster City Lynx
(Editor’s note – Statistics added Sunday evening) The Greene County Ram football team totaled only nine yards of offense against the Webster City Lynx, but even with that, the Rams weren’t shut out. Ram senior Trey Tucker recovered a Lynx fumble in the fourth quarter to put the Rams on the scoreboard. The entire second half was played with a…
Read MoreRams lose in volleyball to CMB
The Greene County varsity volleyball team lost in four sets to CMB in Maxwell Tuesday. Scores were 1-25, 25-19, 22-25, 17-25. The Rams are 1-3 in the Heart of Iowa Activities Conference and 4-10 overall. They’re 13-24 in sets.
Read MoreRam runners host invitational at Spring Lake Park
~courtesy of The Scranton Journal The Greene County cross country teams hosted the Ram Invitational on Thursday, Sept. 8, at Spring Lake Park northwest of Grand Junction. The event was divided into two classes with the Rams running in the larger school class. Denison was the girls’ winner and the Winterset boys were the top team. Collins-Maxwell-Baxter was the smaller…
Read MoreEighth grade football, volleyball teams play
The Greene County Ram eighth grade football team opened the season with a loss to Gilbert, 30-0, at Karber Field in Grand Junction Sept. 8. According to coach Tanner Lawton, the offense struggled to put together consistent drives, although there were bright spots passing and carrying the ball.
Read MoreRam v’ball team goes 2-3 at S. Hardin tourney
The Greene County Ram varsity volleyball team traveled to Eldora Sept. 10 for the South Hardin tournament. The Rams went 2-3 in games and 6-7 in sets.
Read MoreRam football team at 0-3 after loss at home to DC-G
Updated Sept. 14 with additional stats prepared by The Scranton Journal The Greene County Ram football team opened its home season and Class 3A District 2 play with a 18-12 loss to the Dallas Center-Grimes Mustangs. The Mustangs were ranked #8 in Class 3A two weeks ago, but fell out of the rankings with a loss to Pella High School last…
Read MoreRams fall to S. Hamilton in v’ball
The Greene County Ram varsity volleyball team lost in four games to South Hamilton in the Middle School gym Sept. 8. Game scores were 25-21, 17-25, 15-25, 21-25.
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