
After a hitting their mark all season, Spencer is now sending their top archers to the World Tournament. More>>
Sgt. Bluff-Luton and Sioux Center posted softball victories on Tuesday, while MOC-FV edged Western Christian in baseball. See the highlights and the SportsFource scoreboard. More>>
Richard Salazar carved his way through eight innings as the Sioux City Explorers (14-17) beat the Lincoln Saltdogs (18-14) 7-1 in front of 2,561 fans at Haymarket Park Tuesday night. More>>
See the new rankings from the Iowa Baseball Coaches Association. More>>
Hinton coach Amy Hupke faced her father, MMC coach Leo Hupke, in softball action on Monday. See the highlights and the SportsFource scoreboard. More>>
Sioux City East's Dom Thompson-Williams has the best batting average in Class 4A, at .556. That's after hitting .544 as a junior. More>>
Lincoln Saltdogs pitcher Joe Bisenius, a Bishop Heelan graduate, has been signed by the Atlanta Braves. The American Association's strikeout leader will report to Triple-A Gwinnett and enter the starting rotation. More>>
With the tying run on second, Explorers closer Chris Bodishbaugh struck out Brandon Pinckney to preserve Sioux City's 9-8 win over the Airhogs Sunday night at Lewis & Clark Park. More>>
Sheldon, Iowa, teen Tyler Merley will have quite the story to tell about his Father's Day golf outing with his dad and grandfather. More>>
The quest for a third straight title came to an end for the Sioux City Bandits in a 29-28 loss to the Salina Bombers Saturday night at the Tyson Events Center. More>>
Sioux City scored a run in the bottom of the eighth and ninth innings against Grand Prairie, but it wasn't enough as the X's fell 5-2 to the Airhogs. More>>
Max Martin lined up for a 51-yard field goal with but missed wide left as time expired as the Sioux City Bandits fell to Salina 29-28 in the first round of the Champions Professional Indoor Football League Playoffs. More>>
Sioux City North will have to forfeit many of their baseball and softball wins this season, after the state athletic associations ruled they used ineligible players. More>>
Twelve-year-old Colton DeRocher of Sioux City loves the game of baseball. Like his favorite player David Ortiz, he plays first base but he plays the game one-handed. More>>