ALGONA - The Webster City cross country team faced several North Central Conference rivals and other talented programs here on Monday at the Algona Invitational. The boys finished 10th overall and the girls were 11th. Sioux Center won the boys title, while Clear Lake took home top honors on ...
OGDEN - Jesus Garcia scored another Top-10 finish here on Monday, leading the South Hamilton cross country team at the Ogden Invitational. Garcia clocked a time of 17:08 to place sixth overall. Riverside’s Owen Fenner was the race winner in 16:35. South Hamilton took fourth in the team standings. Riverside was first, followed by Ankeny Christian and Earlham. Jackson Olmstead was 16th in 18:05 for South Hamilton. Jacob Lutjen finished 43rd, John Sandgren was 63rd, Blake Main 88th, Kaden Greenlee 98th and Evan Gibson 101st. For the girls, Jillian Bentley crossed in 40th place ...
A ball-control offense and four turnovers forced by the defense helped Webster City secure a 21-7 victory over Humboldt here Friday night. Kaleb Hansen had two short rushing scores and Coyce Bertran added one, as the Lynx earned their 68th win over the Wildcats in the 110th all-time meeting ...
The Webster City volleyball team went the distance with North Central Conference Pride Division leader Garner-Hayfield/Ventura here on Thursday night. After splitting a pair of two-point sets, the Lynx came up just short vs. the 15th-ranked and unbeaten Cardinals (23-0 overall, 7-0 in the ...
JEWELL - The short-handed South Hamilton football team had trouble slowing down East Sac County here Friday night, falling 37-6. Kash Northrop ran for a team-high 79 yards and Reggie Williams added 70 for the Hawks, who were without star running back Wyatt Gelder. Garrett Johnson rushed for ...
SAYDEL - The Webster City girls tennis team scored a 5-3 victory over Saydel here Saturday in Class 1A team regional play. With the win, the Lynx earned a rematch vs. North Central Conference champion St. Edmond in Fort Dodge on Wednesday. “Really proud of the way the girls played,” WCHS head coach Mark Fisher said. “Every player on the court dealt with at least a little bit of adversity at some point in their matches, and they found ways to lock in and make the adjustments they needed to make both mentally and physically. “The girls were really locked in from the time we ...
