The Mid-Prairie Golden Hawk boys and girls basketball teams travel to Durant Tuesday for a River Valley Conference doubleheader with the Wildcats. The Mid-Prairie girls come in with an overall record of 6-6 on the year after a 55-37 win at Anamosa Saturday where they were led by Maddie Nonnenmann’s 23 points and 13 from Myah Lugar. On the season, the Golden Hawks are led by Nonnenmann at 12 points and seven rebounds per game. Amara Jones averages four assists per contest and Lugar three steals per outing.
Durant is 3-10 overall. They fell to Cascade Saturday 63-28 despite Hallie Collier’s nine points. On the year, the Wildcats are led by Ally Happ at 15 points per game. She also leads the team with six rebounds and three steals per game. Nicole Brown has a team best two assists per game. These two teams met to open the season with the Hawks winning 40-36.
The Mid-Prairie Golden Hawk boys and girls basketball teams are ready for action again Saturday when they hit the road for Anamosa. The Mid-Prairie boys come into the day with an overall record of 5-2, they are 5-1 in the River Valley Conference after suffering their first league setback of the year Friday at West Branch to the No. 13 ranked Bears 44-41. In that game, Aidan Rath led the Hawks with 16 points. Carter Harmsen added 13. For the season, Harmsen is the leader at 25 points and eight rebounds per game. Jack Pennington leads the Golden Hawks at six assists and three steals per game.
The Mid-Prairie Golden Hawk boys and girls basketball teams are on the road Friday when they take on the West Branch Bears. The Golden Hawk girls come into the game at 5-5 on the year, 5-4 in the River Valley Conference, after a 47-45 loss to the Wilton Beavers in Wellman on Tuesday. Phelan Hostetler led Mid-Prairie in the loss with 15 points. For the season, Mid-Prairie’s scoring leader is Maddie Nonnenmann at 12 points per game. She also has a team best seven boards per contest. Amara Jones leads the team with four assists per game and Myah Lugar has three steals per outing.
The Mid-Prairie Golden Hawk grapplers begin the second half of the schedule tonight when they travel to Northeast Goose Lake for a River Valley Conference quadrangular against Camanche, Bellevue and the Rebels. Mid-Prairie comes into the 2021 portion of their schedule with a 4-6 dual record. The Hawks were last in dual action December 17th when they visited Mount Pleasant for a triangular with the Panthers and Ft. Madison. Mid-Prairie split at the event, beating the Panthers and falling to the Bloodhounds. Coming into the second half of the season, Mid-Prairie is led by a pair of 17 match winners in Ben Meader and Josh Wallington, with a combined 34-6 mark on the year.