NORWALK – Kate Kralik used to dream of pitching no-hitters. Now she can be reminded of throwing one when she goes to bed.

NORWALK – Indianola’s Tyce Johnson has always had a tough time picking between baseball and basketball.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 1

Indianola High School athletes missed out on their spring seasons due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Indianola Indians scored 43 runs last week while giving up just eight. Unfortunately, six of those came in the first game of a Saturday doubleheader against Winterset, with the Indians taking their first loss of the season, 4-1.

The Indianola baseball team is saving its biggest game for the end this week, taking on cross country rival Norwalk Friday, July 3, at 7:30 p.m. in Norwalk in a game that will decide bragging rights for the season.

The Indianola baseball team scored three in the first inning and then held off Norwalk through the next six innings to snag a 3-2 win over the cross-county rival in Indianola Wednesday.

The Indianola softball team moved to 4-0, picking up a pair of wins over Norwalk Wednesday.

A seven-run fifth inning put Tuesday’s game out of the reach of the Indianola Indians as the Pella Dutch took a 13-2 win over the Indians.

Baseball player Nick Piper wasn’t sure if he’d have a senior season. Neither did softball player Bella Bingaman.