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As Maggie McBride crossed the finish line in fifth place on her home course Thursday, she didn't see many of her Newman Catholic teammates behind her.
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Authorities have confirmed that a body discovered at a Charles City home last week was that of a missing Dunkerton woman.
It's impossible to miss Brooke Bergo during a Lake Mills volleyball game. The senior is all over the floor. This season, it's also impossible to miss the brace she wears on her leg.
For the last six seasons, St. Ansgar's volleyball team has been in a 5-1 offense. It hasn't run a 6-2 since the 2015 campaign, where Tara Kramer and Amber Brigham each eclipsed 210 assists.
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