The Akron-Westfield boys golf team claimed the top three spots in their match against Remsen St. Mary’s as they picked up a seven-shot win on April 17 at Akron Golf Club.
The Akron-Westfield boys track and field team has plenty to be excited about this season. It starts with the brand-new outdoor track which paid dividends even before the first meet.
The 2025 Akron-Westfield boys golf team may have a different look, but first year head coach Steven Husk believes they will have an opportunity to continue the streak of sectional championships. The Westerners have won their sectional three straight seasons and finished second in the state in Class 1A in 2024.
The Akron-Westfield girls golf team is looking to build on a successful season which saw them advance to the state meet as well as finishing third in the War Eagle Conference.
The War Eagle Conference held their academic banquet on Mar. 25 at Trinity Christian High School to honor students who are academically in the top 5% of their class.
The Akron-Westfield boys 4x400 meter relay team along with Archer Small started their seasons off with solid performances. The Westerners track and field team took part in the Dan Lennon Indoor Meet on the campus of the University of South Dakota on Mar. 18.
The Akron-Westfield girls track and field team opened their season at the Dan Lennon Indoor Meet on the campus of the University of South Dakota on Mar. 18.
The Akron-Westfield boys basketball team closed out their first season under head coach Steven Husk with plenty of reasons for optimism. The Westerners will return their leading scorer, Reegan McKee, next season as they try to build on a seven-win season.
It’s been a nice few weeks for Akron-Westfield senior Josie Jacobs. She recently signed to continue her volleyball career at Mount Mercy and last week she was named to 2025 Iowa Basketball Coaches Association's Academic All-State team.
Akron-Westfield senior Allison Palmer is getting an opportunity to live out a dream. On Feb. 26 she signed a letter of intent to swim at Morningside University next season.
The Akron-Westfield boys basketball team had their season end on Feb. 17 after a 56-37 loss to Gehlen Catholic in the Class 1A District playoffs. “We started hot right away with 14 points in the first quarter,” said head coach Steven Husk. “We gave up 21 points and our defense was not as good as what it was in games past and then certainly our offense struggled after the first quarter.”
The Akron-Westfield Youth Wrestling Club will be busy at the Iowa AAU Kids State Tournament, Iowa Super Pee Wee State Championship and AAU Girl’s State Championship.
