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In his first week on the mat this winter, senior Jace Tippet won all eight matches.
Team title triumph
153.5 team points is good enough to compete for a title in some Iowa high school wrestling tournaments. more
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Senior Maddie Rose's first invitational win of the season came at home on Friday.
Rose rises to the top
Harmony Hansel started it one-for-one last year. On Friday, Maddie Rose made it two-for-two. more
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Lancer freshman Marcus Morgan Jr. ranks second on the team in steals with 13 so far this season. He had two steals against the Knights.
'We are going in the right direction'
While moral victories don’t count for much in the standings, Lancer coach Shamus Budde sees the progress in his basketball team. more
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Alyssa Schroeder shoots a three.
Lancers suffer winless stretch
North Scott’s girls’ basketball team took to the court three times last week, but came out on the wrong end of all three decisions. more
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Lancer senior Zxaria Eldredge-McMillan is laser-focused at the Jan. 6 tri-meet.
Home meet heats up winter
Lancer bowlers had to wait until 2025 for their first home meet, but when it arrived, they welcomed Muscatine and Durant to Big River Bowling for a tri-meet. more
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Three Lancers win districts at Elks Free Throw Contest
10 students from the North Scott Community School District participated in a Quad Cities’ district Elks Hoop Shot Free Throw Contest last week at Davenport Central High School. more
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Lancers split double dual with Kennedy
North Scott and Cedar Rapids Kennedy split a double dual last Saturday in The Pit as wrestlers returned to the mats following a two-week hiatus. more
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Lancers hit 15 years of winter Wiffling
Santa Claus, candy canes and Wiffle ball. more
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IHSAA and IHSSN resolve media rights dispute
After multiple rounds of litigation and mediation, the Iowa High School Athletic Association and Iowa High School Sports Network settled last month to end its media rights dispute. more
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Starting the Clinton dual off at 175 pounds, sophomore Kade Kelly scored his first varsity win of the season.
'They made the best of where we were at'
As the cliché goes — it’s not about how you start but how you finish. more
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A junior to junior connection, Bella Mohr fires a pass between two West defenders to Allie Moeller.
Sharing is caring in West win
In a wire-to-wire victory in The Pit last Tuesday (Dec. 17), North Scott girls’ basketball put together its most complete game of the season to date. more
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Seven Lancers sign on the dotted line
On Wednesday, in the North Scott High School Cafeteria, seven Lancer athletes affirmed commitments to play sports at the next level. more
Climbing one too many hills
North Scott faced a double-digit deficit in its Mississippi Athletic Conference games last week against Davenport North and Davenport West. more
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Duals go down to the wire
As dual wrestling meets become established in the Iowa girls’ wrestling realm, there is no brighter spotlight than at the Battle of Waterloo. more
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Splitting with Central
North Scott’s bowling teams ventured into Davenport early last week for a clash with Central. more
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Kevin Tippet and Tim Brunkan in Tippet's chemistry classroom for this interview.
Tippet and Brunkan say farewell to Lancer football
As a kid growing up in Galena, Kevin Tippet always wanted to play football at Notre Dame. His dad had even taken him to a couple of games, but he was never good enough to be a Fighting Irish recruit. more
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District aims to hire replacements this spring
North Scott activities director Jason Schroeder knows he has a tough task ahead of him. It won’t be easy replacing the two architects of the most storied football run in school history. more
On this night, there is no time to waste — Ava Haase and Allie Moeller pull their cart into the next aisle.
Full carts fill food pantry shelves
The annual tradition of racing shopping carts at Hy-Vee, formerly North Scott Foods, continued last Sunday night to stock shelves at the North Scott Food Pantry ahead of the holiday season. more
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Sophomore Bryce Stewart gets his arm raised for the first time at the varsity level.
A state-like experience
Of all the weeks to schedule a two-day tournament starting on Friday, last week was a pretty good one. more
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Whatever type of shot Zane Rus was putting up, it was going in. The junior scored 24 points Friday, making 9/12 field goals and 6/8 three-pointers.
No place like The Pit
Basketball is a ton of fun to play when the hoop is 10 feet wide. more
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