A nearly flawless second half led the Rams to a 35-14 victory over Dallas-Center Grimes Friday night. In the final non-district game of the year, Glenwood rushed for 377 total yards and held the Mustangs to just 19 yards of offense in the final two quarters en route to its third win of the season.

  Glenwood’s defense stood tall once again as the Rams escaped with a 14-13 victory over Class 2A opponent Kuemper in week three of the high school football season. With this win, the Rams improved to 2-1 on the season.

  In a game that the Rams were projected to win by a decent margin, Kuemper came out fighting, and never laid down until the final whistle. Glenwood Head Coach Cory Faust was proud of the way his team grinded out a tough win.

This is the first district rundown of the 2018 regular season. Like last year, the district rundown will feature a brief preview of every game around Glenwood’s district (in alphabetical order), including what we believe will be the game of the week. Enjoy.  

Current District 9 Standings:

ADM (1-0)

Glenwood (1-0)

Harlan (1-0)

Lewis Central (1-0)

Creston (0-1)

Winterset (0-1)

  Glenwood Volleyball is off to solid start to the season. After hosting a quad meet and competing in the Harlan tournament, the Rams finished the first week of their 2018 campaign with a 6-3 overall record.

  Thursday night, Glenwood hosted a quad with Tri-Center, CB Thomas Jefferson and MVAOCOU. The Rams defeated every team in two sets, opening up the year 3-0.

  Change is the popular word to describe what the 2018 season entails for the Glenwood Rams. Changes in schedule, playoff format, district competition, lineups, coaching staff and even playbook surround the Rams this season.

  Coming off its third straight state playoff appearance, Glenwood is gearing up for another successful season on the gridiron. With seven returning starters in the senior class and loads of new talent rising to the top of the depth chart, Head Coach Cory Faust sees promise in his varsity squad.