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MFL MarMac senior Rose Grau was among a panel of seven students from around the state who last week had a Zoom discussion with Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds and Iowa Director of Education Ann Lebo about schools and the pandemic. (Photo by Audrey Posten)
Among those earning straight ones was the group improv team of Nick Stavroplus (left), Jaxton Schroeder, Will Koether and Jonah Wille.
Overall ones went to Clare Grau, Amara Buchheit and Kaylee Nuehring in ensemble acting. They are pictured with coaches Diane Fisk, Angie Killian and Melissa Haberichter.
An all-freshman group of Kaylee Nuehring (left), Mindy Keehner, Amelya Weigand and Clare Grau (not pictured) was recognized with straight ones in radio broadcasting.
Jonah Wille (left), Ruby Koeller, Abby Schellhorn, Hailee Corlett, Rose Grau and Riley Whitney got straight ones for their musical theater performance of “Cell Block Tango” from the musical “Chicago.” They are pictured with coach Diane Fisk.
Receiving overall ones in TV broadcast were Hailee Corlett (left), Abby Schellhorn, Emme Schroeder and Jordyn Jones. Not pictured are Franci Mezera, Shelby Mielke and Sydney Moser.
Dusty Berns and his teammates Franci Mezera, Lauren Haberichter and Carlie Jones, who were not pictured, picked up an overall one rating in radio broadcasting.
MFL MarMac senior Jacob Trudo last week signed a letter of intent to play football at North Dakota State College of Science. He’s pictured with MFL MarMac football coach Dan Anderson (left), his dad Dan Trudo, and coach Carl Fruechte from Caledonia High School, where Trudo played his senior football season. (Photo by Audrey Posten)
Austin Nickolai qualified for districts at 195 pounds. The senior’s second-place finish at sectionals was his best tournament result ever, said head coach Chet Bachman. (Photos by Audrey Posten)
Heavyweight Jacob Trudo was one of three MFL MarMac wrestlers who were sectional champions.
At Saturday’s sectional tournament in Monona, Bryce Radloff placed second at 132 pounds, making him one of three Bulldog freshmen to advance to districts.
Karter Decker took the top spot at 138 pounds after pinning all three of his sectional opponents.
Gabe McGeough wrestled just twice on Saturday, first earning a fall over Wapsie Valley’s Jordan Rubner (shown here), then Denver’s Cole Miller in the 160-pound championship match. The junior has lost just once all season.
Mackenzy Ruff and the MFL MarMac defense held Central to just 21.6 percent shooting from the field in a 58-29 win on Feb. 2. The Bulldogs also forced 12 steals and blocked three Warrior shots. (Photo by Bev Hamann)
