


2019-2020: A year in sports
The 2019-2020 academic year at Kirkwood didn’t turn out the way any of us had planned or hoped. However, there were still some great moments in Eagles sports before the shut-downs began. These photos are just a few highlights from the 2019-2020 sports season that showcase the talent [Continue Reading »]
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Facebook Live: A Way to Keep Active
Since the pandemic hit, many people have had to stay within their homes in order to follow quarantine or social distancing guidelines, without much to do and difficulty in having exercise routines. That is why Brett Baumgart, the Recreation Services Supervisor for Kirkwood, decided to step in along [Continue Reading »]
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Basketball: A year in review
Starting in the fall of 2019 both the men’s and women’s basketball teams have been hard at work practicing and competing. This hard work brought the men’s team to win 24 games and the women’s team to win 29. Both teams made it to the semifinals to the [Continue Reading »]
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Women’s Basketball Highlights for March 7, 2020
Kirkwood Eagle’s women’s basketball team wins big over Southeastern Community College on March 7. Check out the highlight video produced by Kirkwood Student Productions.
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Super Smash Bros. tournament a success
Last November, Rob Netolicky, president of the Kirkwood Community College eSports team, said, “Super Smash Bros. is a hugely popular game.” At the time, Netolicky and the eSports club were looking to launch a Super Smash Bros. tournament and a team. Since then, the tournament has now become [Continue Reading »]
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Eagles take action on the court
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Kirkwood Eagles Men’s Basketball Highlights for Jan. 29
Highlights from the Kirkwood Eagles Men’s Basketball game vs. North Iowa Area Community College on Jan. 29.
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Student Night at the Stable
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Remembering Kobe Bryant’s Legacy
On Sunday, Jan. 26, the world was rocked by the news that Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter Gianna and seven other people were killed in a helicopter crash in Los Angeles, Calif. Bryant was drafted by the Charlotte Hornets in 1996, however he was traded the same [Continue Reading »]
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