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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)
Brandon Whittle was second at 220 pounds in Saturday’s sectional tournament. The finish advanced him to districts at Denver on Feb. 13. (Photos by Bev Hamann)
At sectionals, Daniel Royer finished in third place at 120 pounds.
Cayden Ball had a team-high 12 points, in addition to four assists, two rebounds, a steal and a block, in MFL MarMac’s 54-45 win over Central. (Photo by Bev Hamann)
High school wrestlers Kadence Pape (left) and Cortney Schroeder are hoping to grow female interest in the sport at MFL MarMac. (Photos by Audrey Posten)
Kadence Pape (left) became the first Bulldog to medal at this year’s girls state tournament. “It feels pretty good to set the bar for girls below me,” she said.
Central coach Martha Bauder was recently recognized as the 2021 recipient of the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union’s Golden Plaque Award for Track and Field. Bauder (second from right holding granddaughter Nea) is pictured with husband Mark (left), daughter Cera with son Leo, son-in-law Ben with daughter Kate and son Daniel holding granddaughter Amelia.
Effigy Mounds National Monument, located north of Marquette, has remained a popular recreational destination for both locals and visitors during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Kim Corpian)
