Color guard placed fifth out of twelve teams and received a Division 1 rating at the state competition in Des Moines on November 29 and 30. Second year coach Jacqueline Johnson said, “Our goal was to place at state and we did accomplish that goal. I really enjoy working with a group of girls that are excited about what they do, are willing to try new things, and look for ways to improve. I believe that each year is different and we get to find fun...

Senior Morgan LaViolette was awarded Runza Student of the Week and received a $500 scholarship to any school of her choosing. TV Reporters from KETV came to GCHS on November 19 to film LaViolette during her school day. “The crew wanted to get a glimpse of what it’s like to live a day in my shoes, so they went to band, choir, and got footage of me working in classrooms and socializing with other students,” said LaViolette.   In order to...

It has been 262 days since the Glenwood Boys Basketball team first hoisted the Class 3A State Championship trophy. Fresh off a magical year where they won their final 11 games en route to a state title, Glenwood looks to continue its success headed into the 2018-19 season. In spite of the storybook ending, the Rams did not spend their entire summer polishing their rings, according to head coach Curt Schulte. “We had a really good offseason,” S...

The Glenwood Wrestling may be epitomizing the term “new faces” this year, after graduating eight varsity starters, including six state qualifiers, four state place-winners and one state champion. For most teams, graduating a class with an abundance of talent to that degree would warrant a rebuilding season in the following year; not in the eyes of the Glenwood Rams. “We’re looking to fill the lineup with some guys that have had a taste of var...