The 2026 Northwest Missouri State University M-Club Hall of Fame class has been announced. Six individuals and the 2016-17 men’s basketball national championship team will be enshrined. The Class of
Softball Storm Lake 11, MOCFV 3 Spencer 2, Sioux Central 0 Exira-EHK 7, Newell-Fonda 3 Glidden Ralston 4, East Sac County 1 Ar-we-va 18, South Central Calhoun 10 (5) Baseball
Every Tornado player had at least one hit in Storm Lake’s 11-3 six inning win at MOC-Floyd Valley Tuesday night in Orange City. Grace Kenkel went 2-for-3 with 3RBI and
Brock Edwards threw a 3-hit shutout and Storm Lake plated three runs in the top of the 7th inning to beat Spencer 3-0 and claim a share of the Lakes
Softball Storm Lake 5, Humboldt 3 Pocahontas Area 6, Spirit Lake 0 Spencer 5, Mason City 4 Sioux Central 8, MMCRU 1 East Sac County 15, Ar-we-va 1 Baseball Algona
The Storm Lake softball team beat visiting Spencer 7-5 Monday night giving the Tornadoes a share of the Lakes Conference title. Avery DeHaan allowed two earned runs and struck out
Softball Storm Lake 7, Spencer 5 Cherokee 4, Spirit Lake 3 Sioux Central 6, East Sac County 3 Alta-Aurelia 11, WBM 0 Newell-Fonda 8, Southeast Valley 6 Pocahontas Area 10,
Storm Lake 16, Sioux Center 6 Storm Lake 1, Bishop Heelan 0 Ankeny 9, Newell-Fonda 8 Mid Prairie 4, Newell-Fonda 2 Pocahontas Area 3, Logan Magnolia 1 Pocahontas Area 8,
Avery DeHaan hit for the cycle and the Storm Lake softball team plated ten runs in the 7th inning and beat Sioux Center 16-6 Saturday in Sioux Center. Following that
Storm Lake and Spencer will play twice next week with the Lakes Conference titles on the line in both softball and baseball. Thursday night at Estherville the Tornado softball team
