After a proverbial endurance test of multiple ranked teams — both large and small — the Webster City baseball team had the opportunity to use that experience to their advantage.

The result? Winning two of three, and exacting revenge against a team that the Lynx had played earlier in the season.

In a North Central Conference matchup against Clarion-Goldfield-Dows, held last Thursday at Lynx Field, Webster City overwhelmed the Cowboys with an 18-5 victory.

Taking part in a round robin, held last Saturday in Fonda, the purple and gold followed up the win with a 9-7 win over Newell-Fonda, and battled Don Bosco before falling in a 9-7 decision.

The Lynx’s Saturday morning win over the Mustangs avenged a loss earlier in the season, which went into extra innings. Webster City had also won three of their last four games, heading into the weekend.

Going into a new week of play, the Lynx remained undefeated in conference play at 3-0 and shifted to a record of 6-8.

Webster City entered the new week with a battle for early league supremacy, hosting Humboldt at 7:30 p.m. tonight at Lynx Field. The Wildcats come into Webster City with a 7-2 overall mark and 2-0 in conference play.

On Tuesday, the Lynx will welcome in Saydel for non-conference action, before going north to face Clear Lake in a NCC matchup.

Results from all three games will be reported in an upcoming edition of the Daily Freeman-Journal.

Senior Ty McKinney had a solid day on the mound, fanning 10 CGD batters.

Junior Briar Klaver had a nice night against CGD, with two doubles, a single and three RBIs. Teammate Josh Stansfield put together a performance of four RBIS off of one single, while freshman Jaxon Griffith also tabbed four RBIs and a stolen base to go with his single and double.

McKinney also reeled in two RBIs with a double and a single, alongside junior Keegan Hisler’s two RBIs. Senior Connor Hansen had a triple and an RBI, followed by freshman Matthew Tesdahl’s double and RBI.

Senior CJ Hisler also picked up a hit against the Cowboys.

Against the Mustangs, Stansfield racked up three RBIs on a lone hit, while Keegan Hisler stole three bases. McKinney went 3-of-5 at the dish, while CJ Hisler went 2-of-4 at the plate — each netting one RBI.

Klaver, Hanson and Tesdahl also posted one hit each. Klaver picked up a win while toeing the rubber, striking out five Mustang batters, while relief pitcher Trevyn Lyons fanned two Newell-Fonda batters.

CJ Hisler paced the Lynx against Don Bosco, with two hits, one RBI and a stolen base. Klaver hauled in two RBIs on two singles, and Tesdahl recorded an RBI.

Griffith also picked up a hit, while sophomore Brady Asklund and freshman Aiden Hrnicek scored for the Lynx.