The 2026 Hamilton County Speedway season got off to a successful start on Saturday night, with champions crowned in five different divisions. Local favorite Ty Griffith of Blairsburg was victorious in the feature race for the USRA B-Mods. Griffith took the checkered flag ahead of Kaeden ...
Webster City’s Coyce Bertran ran away with medalist honors in a home triangular against Fort Dodge St. Edmond and Charles City at Briggs Woods Golf Course on Friday. Bertran carded a one-over par 37 to pace the Lynx, who turned in a 158 to easily defeat the Gaels (181) and Charles City ...
FORT DODGE — Hayden McCoy had her best round of the season, leading the Webster City girls golf squad to a first-place finish here on Thursday in triangular action from Lakeside Golf Course. The Lynx had a team score of 218, finishing eight strokes ahead of Charles City. St. Edmond was third as the host. McCoy had a par on the ninth, taking two strokes off her previous best score of a 54 earlier in the week. She earned runner-up medalist honors. Kenley Koop and Abby Heckert both carded rounds of 55, as Carli Jessen had a 56. Ellie Petersen (57) and Alleyna Dawson (58) completed the ...
The Webster City boys tennis team lost a home decision to Hampton-Dumont/CAL on Friday. The Lynx fell by a final of 7-2. “Some of the best tennis I’ve seen yet,” said WCHS coach Mark Fisher. “I know it can be frustrating not getting the win, but every meet I see more and more ...
BOONE — The Webster City boys track team competed at the Don Howard Invitational here on Thursday night. The Lynx grabbed six gold medals and four runner-up finishes. “We had another night of outstanding efforts and performances,” said WCHS head coach Chad Hisler. “Once again, I was happy with our effort. We have had a stretch of a lot of meets in a short time, and I look forward to seeing our kids compete in the NCC championships on Thursday.” Zack Lahr won the shot put with a throw of 47-10.75. The sprint medley of Jaxon Griffith, Kaleb Hansen, Rylan Stroner and Justin ...
The Webster City boys soccer team earned a tight 3-2 victory over Humboldt on Thursday night. The Lynx (5-1-2 overall) had 10 shots on goal. The two teams played to a 1-1 tie earlier in the season. David Villelas had a goal in the ninth minute, then fed Francisco Revolorio Guinac for the second goal in the 17th minute. “It was probably one of our best starts to the game offensively,” said WCHS soccer coach Craigh Signorin. “The boys put a lot of pressure on Humboldt early and it seemed like it was only a matter of time before we put one away. It wasn’t one of our better ...
