Osage assistant wrestling coach Thatcher Goodale has been named the 16U Boys Director by Iowa/USA Wrestling.

The Osage boys basketball team is off to a 6-1 start this season. For a program that has not had a losing season in 15 years it may seem like status quo, but the start to this year has had unique challenges for the Green Devils.

Lauren Adams and Ainsley Hemann both won first place in their weight class and the Osage girls finished in second place as a team in the Osage Girls Wrestling Tournament on January 2 at Osage High School.

It was an up and down start to the season for the Osage girls basketball team. The Green Devils had a pair of two game win streaks but hit the holiday break with a record 4-4 overall and 2-3 in conference play. 

2025 was a pretty good year for Gable Hemann. In February Hemann walked off the mat in Coralville as a state champion. Not only was she able to celebrate with her dad and coach Nick, but her sister Ainsley also left as a state champion as well.

big hole at the half against Saint Ansgar and couldn’t rally as they fell to the Saints 48-33 on December 22.

The Osage girls basketball team scored 22 fourth quarter points to rally and beat North Butler 47-44 at home on December 16.

Osage made it look easy in the first two rounds of bracket B in the Battle of Waterloo as they defeated West Delaware 72-12 and Crestwood 70-12 to move into the bracket finals against Prairie. The Green Devils continued their success by beating Prairie 45-30 to win the bracket.

Osage senior Quinn Street broke the school record for career points with a three-point shot in overtime on December 16 in a double overtime win against North Butler.

Blake Fox finished first in the 150-pound division and five of his teammates earned top three finishes at the Keith Vry Invitational on December 13.

The Osage boys wrestling team picked up three wins in a Top of Iowa Conference Quad meet at Newman Catholic on December 11.