The Indianola seventh-grade football “A” squad closed out their season in impressive fashion Tuesday as they blanked the Norwalk Warriors 28-0 at Indianola Stadium.

Indianola natives Travis and Matt Young might be brothers, but they were adversaries Oct. 3, when their eighth-grade football teams took the field in Indianola Stadium.

The Indianola ninth-grade football team remained unbeaten at home this season as they blanked the Johnston Dragons 23-0 Oct. 10 at Indianola Stadium.

With 40 mile per hour winds and his teammates looking on, Indianola's Tom Krapfl finished 15th at the boys state golf tournament Friday and Saturday.

A three-way tie among Indianola, Johnston and Waukee to play in the post season in District 6 could get a little more clear as Indianola faces Johnston at home Friday.

A strong week last week earned Anna Marvelli, Indianola senior volleyball player, a spot on the ballot for the Des Moines Register’s female athlete of the week. Voting is open through the week and anyone can vote at https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/sports/high-school/2019/10/07/vote-d…

The Indianola Indians picked up their third consecutive 50-point game Friday, beating Mason City 50-7 with quarterback Brayden Wireman throwing three touchdown passes on the night.

The 3-2 Indianola Indians hit the road Friday to take on the Mason City Mohawks, who are 0-5 after a rough start to the season.

The Indianola boys golf team notched their best score of the year at the Des Moines Roosevelt Invitational Monday, shooting a 313 to take third behind Ankeny (303) and Ottumwa (306).

Lightning struck twice in the same location at Indianola Stadium on Tuesday, Sept. 24. No one was injured. But it rained on the parade for the Indianola seventh-grade football players.