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Webster City opens girls tennis season

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HUXLEY - The Webster City girls tennis team opened up the season with a pair of duals against Ballard and Dike-New Hartford last Friday. The Lynx fell to the Bombers, 9-0, and to the Wolverines, 9-0. The teams played best-of-three sets, with scoring to four. Gabbie Sebert, Natalie Segar and Ava Otteros each won a game in singles for Webster City. The doubles team of Segar and Chloe Bakken, and Haylee Ades and Otteros all toook two games. Sebert and Olivia Bergman captured three. “Every season is a process,” WCHS head coach Mark Fisher said. “Ballard and Dike-New Hartford are ...

VERSATILE TALENT

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Jaxon Griffith leaned on several key influences throughout his Webster City athletic career. Yet at the same time, Griffith was also one many of his Lynx teammates leaned on — whether it be on the football field, basketball court, track, or baseball diamond. Griffith was named the 2025-26 ...

STEADY INFLUENCE

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Morgan Hackbarth officially hung up her Webster City jersey for a final time this summer at the conclusion of the softball season. But for Hackbarth, the memories she made competing in three sports will stick with her for the rest of her life. Hackbarth was named the 2025-26 Seneca Foundry ...

Three Lynx baseball players all-district

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Webster City’s Matthew Tesdahl, Braylon Dyvig and Jaxon Griffith each made the Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association Class 3A all-district team this year. Tesdahl, Dyvig, and Griffith were second team selections to the Central District. The Lynx finished as co-North Central ...

Live action at Hamilton County Speedway

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A busy Hamilton County Fair week saw plenty of live action at Hamilton County Speedway. There were 66 cars in action for Wacky Wednesday at the Races. Harley Dais of Winona, Minn. won the USRA Modifieds A feature race, with Alex Williamson of Rushford, Minn. taking second. In the USRA Stock ...

TOUGH CONTEST

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Fort Dodge is down, but not out. The third-seeded Dodgers were backed into a corner by an 8-3 loss to No. 2 seed Carlisle on Tuesday evening at Rogers Park. Head coach Andi Adams' squad now must go on a run to remember starting Wednesday morning against North Polk at 10:15 a.m., as Fort Dodge ...