Freshman Lindsay D’Ambrogi shoots on goal.
Riley Keen shoots on goalie Destiny Kusen.
Coach Lindsey Underwood talks to her team.
Riley Keen runs a personal best 7:30 mile.
The Cape girls’ lacrosse team won 11 straight state championships and were hunting for No. 12 last spring when COVID-19 shut down the season. Seven seniors including Talbot Buck, Anna Stancofski, Delaney Zolper, Meredith Lockwood, Sawyer Walker, Lola Messick and Lee Lee Wilson missed out on another state title, Senior Night and high school graduation.
“It was just awful, especially for the seniors,” said coach Lindsey Underwood, who had guided Cape to three state championships since taking over from the Zen Master P.J. Kesmodel.
Movie theaters are slowly reopening, but most of the new releases are headed to streaming services rather than the big screen. Whether you're staying at
Movie theaters are slowly reopening, but most of the new releases are headed to streaming services rather than the big screen. Whether you're staying at
âTwo Ways Homeâ Review: A Spare Family Drama Unfolds in Iowa
Cast with mostly unknown actors, the film follows a woman who strains to connect with her daughter after being released from prison.
Tanna Frederick in âTwo Ways Home.âCredit.Gravitas Ventures
When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film through our site, we earn an affiliate commission.
The family drama âTwo Ways Homeâ opens with a whirlwind prologue, finding its heroine in a crisis of her own making. Kathy, played by Tanna Frederick, is holding up a convenience store, brashly shouting instructions to the baffled cashier before sheâs caught by the police. In prison, she learns she has bipolar disorder and, after achieving some stability, is released early on good behavior. Now all she has to do is make sense of the mess she left behind at home.
Tanna Frederick s Two Ways Home was released on Dec. 29. Author: ABC 7 Updated: 1:41 PM CST December 31, 2020
For Tanna Frederick s latest project, the Iowa native took herself and the crew back home: literally.
The actress and producer hired fellow Iowan Joel West to co-star in the film “Two Ways Home.”
In fact, with just a few exceptions, the cast and crew all hail from Iowa. It’s where Tanna got her start.
When she was nine, she was acting in community theater with a woman who also appears in the film. I had so much support in terms of choir, in terms of theater, Frederick said. I had all these great teachers so I really wanted to, you know, bring something back to the state and highlight the state.