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Webster City can’t slow Fort Dodge on the road

FORT DODGE - The Webster City football team ran into a Class 4A buzzsaw here on Friday night. The Lynx dropped a 57-0 decision to Fort Dodge, which remained unbeaten on the young season. The Dodgers (2-0 overall) have 15 starters back from their 8-1 playoff squad of a year ago. They were ...

No. 1 Humboldt fights off Lynx

HUMBOLDT - The Webster City volleyball team couldn't get over the hump against top-ranked (Class 3A) Humboldt on Thursday. The Lynx (7-3 overall) lost in straight sets on the road to the Wildcats. Scores were 25-15, 25-19 and 25-14. “We definitely had moments where we were doing good things,” said WCHS head coach Jess Howard. “The consistency factor wasn’t there in long enough stretches, and we weren’t able to come out on top.” Jaylyn Bahrenfuss led Webster City with 10 digs. Tristyn Wright was 16-for-17 attacking with three kills. Evie Davis was 14 of 15 attacking ...

Webster City doubles up Nevada

The Webster City girls tennis team finished off a busy week with an impressive 6-3 victory over Nevada here last Thursday. The Lynx claimed four of the six singles matches, with Gabbie Sebert, Chloe Bakken, Abby Heckert and Haylee Ades each picking up victories. Sebert and Bakken both won by ...

BACK ON THE FIELD

FORT DODGE - The Webster City football team makes the short trip west to face Fort Dodge here Friday night. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. from Dodger Stadium. Last week, the Lynx (0-1 overall) fell to Iowa Falls-Alden, 32-5. Coyce Bertran rushed for a team-high 82 yards on 13 carries, as the ...

LYNX HOME RUN

WEBSTER CITY — The Webster City cross country teams hosted the Lynx Invitational on Tuesday. Due to weather conditions and a heat index nearing 100 degrees, the format of the event was adjusted. Junior Varsity races were canceled and squads were allowed 10 varsity runners. The Webster ...

Lopsided win for Lynx tennis

CHARLES CITY - The Webster City girls tennis team scored a resounding 8-1 decision over Charles City here Tuesday evening. Gabbie Sebert, Chloe Bakken, Olivia Bergman, Abby Heckert and Haylee Ades claimed singles victories, and the Lynx also swept the doubles competition. Sebert rolled 8-0 at the No. 2 spot. Bakken dropped just two games at No. 3. Ades won by a score of 8-4, with both Bergman and Hackert posting 8-5 victories. “Another solid win for the girls,” WCHS head coach Mark Fisher said. “I was a little worried about being flat after two matches in the heat on Monday, ...