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Split for Lynx girls in tennis

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GRUNDY CENTER — The Webster City girls tennis team split a triangular here last Friday with Grundy Center and Oelwein. After falling to the host Spartans, 5-4, the Lynx swept singles to defeat Oelwein, 6-0. Allie Severe, Alivia Burns and Gabbie Sebert each went 2-0 on the day, as the trio ...

Webster City impressive in victory over Iowa Falls-Alden

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The Webster City girls tennis team opened North Central Conference play here Tuesday with a convincing 7-2 win over Iowa Falls-Alden. Allie Severe, Gabbie Sebert, Natalie Segar, Sylvia Otteros and Olivia Bergman were all singles winners. Severe pulled out a win in a super-tiebreaker at the ...

Split for Lynx in girls tennis season opener

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The Webster City girls tennis team opened play here last Friday with a triangular against Ballard and Dike-New Hartford. After besting Ballard, 6-3, the Lynx fell to perennial state contender Dike-New Hartford, 7-2. Sylvia Otteros went 2-0 on the day, earning a pair of wins at the No. 6 ...

BUILDING ON A LEGACY

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Jayden Weinzetl left his mark on Webster City High School athletics just like his father, Jake, did two decades prior. Weinzetl, a recent graduate of WCHS, has been named the 2024-25 Seneca Foundry Daily Freeman-Journal Male Athlete of the Year. A multi-sport standout, Weinzetl will ...

PEAK PERFORMER

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The new athletic season at Webster City will be missing a key component and a familiar face. Cloe Savitski, who graduated in May, was a constant figure around the softball, volleyball and track programs for the Lynx over the last four-plus years. Savitski, who will be in Iowa Central’s ...

QUICK TURNAROUND

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For the most part, Webster City girls tennis coach Mark Fisher hasn’t experienced much of an impact on his roster with the sport switching from spring to fall in 2025-26. That doesn’t mean everything has been as normal as usual. A shortened season has meant only a handful of practices ...