The Lake Mills Bulldogs set six personal records on their way to a sixth-place finish among 10 teams at the Clear Lake boys track & field invitational on Tuesday, Apr. 14.

Knute Rogne and Hayden Thompson both surpassed the meet record in the 3200 meters, which Rogne won with a time of 10:00.49, and Thompson came in second at 10:15.10.

The Forest City boys and girls both took first place in their first home golf meet of the season on Tuesday, Apr. 14 at Bear Creek Golf Course.

The Lake Mills Bulldogs got in a full round of golf before severe weather rolled in last Monday, Apr. 13, when they traveled to Eagle Grove for a triangular.

Four athletes from Forest City are moving on to the State Special Olympics competition for track & field, after taking first place in several events at the North Area Special Olympics in Spirit Lake on April 14.

Michael Christ took first place at Spirit Lake in the standing long jump, and he also finished third in the softball throw.

The Forest City Indians claimed their first team victory of the track & field season last Tuesday, Apr. 14, when they won the Cowgirl Relays in Clarion.

“It was a really good meet for us; it demonstrated both our depth and individual talent,” said Head Coach Jason Sopko.

The Forest City Community School District is pleased to announce the Class of 2026 Athletics Hall of Fame inductees.

The Lake Mills girls competed with several 3A schools as they took third place at the Hannover Relays in Algona on Tuesday, Apr. 14. The girls set seven personal records and brought home 10 medals.

The North Iowa boys’ golf team had a busy and successful week, with meets on three courses and a pair of second place finishes.

The North Iowa and Lake Mills golf teams kicked off their season with a triangular at Gruis Recreation Area on Friday, Apr. 10, which also featured Belmond-Klemme.
Lake Mills led the way on the boys’ side, where the Bulldogs scored 167 for first place. Belmond-Klemme followed in second with 175, and North Iowa scored 206 in the season opener.

The Forest City golf teams performed well despite less-than-ideal conditions for their first meet of the season at Spring Valley Golf Course on Thursday, Apr. 9. The Forest City boys took first place in the triangular, while the girls finished in a close second place.

The combined North Iowa and Forest City trap shooting team has a big group out for the co-ed sport this spring, with the high school team now open to eighth graders. Teresa Cooper returns as head coach for the program, and she’s assisted by Duane Cooper.

The Forest City Indians made an unexpected trip to the Ram Early Bird track & field meet in Jefferson on Friday, Apr. 10, as they took the opportunity to compete after meets earlier in the week were cancelled due to weather.

The Lake Mills track and field teams are in a strong position as they begin the 2026 season, with a number of school record holders returning and big squads for both the boys and girls. Kelli Helgeson is the new head coach for Lake Mills track and field this season, and she is assisted by Grant Dieken, Max Deeter, and Laken Rodemaker.