OSAGE — The Webster City boys tennis team earned a dominating 7-2 victory over Osage here Monday afternoon. Nathan Wardell, Blake Arjes, Max Anderson and James Elliott were all singles winners for the Lynx, who swept the three doubles matches. “The boys have been working hard, been so ...
The Webster City boys golf team placed fourth at the Woodward-Granger Invitational last week. Ballard took home team honors, shooting a 279, as North Polk was second followed by ADM. The Comets finished just five shots ahead of the Lynx, with the Tigers three strokes better. Dawson Bertran and Syrus Willard each carded rounds of 72 at the Woodward Golf Club to pace Webster City, as Coyce Bertran added a 75. Matthew Tesdahl shot an 80, Dylan Schroeder carded an 85 and Joel Kasch had an 87. The Lynx headed to the Hal Rossow Invitational this past Friday to compete at Lake Panorama ...
CLEAR LAKE — The Webster City boys soccer team suffered a tough 1-0 loss to Clear Lake here last Thursday night. The Lions scored the lone goal of the match in the second half off a shot by Trevor Theobald, as Caleb Hall recorded five saves in net for Clear Lake. For the Lynx, the loss was the first of the season, and the first since 2022 to the Lions. "We obviously don't hope for this result, but knew there were going to be some growing pains this year," WCHS head coach Craig Signorin said. "Clear Lake has a very experienced roster, and our inexperience will lead to some ...
The Webster City boys tennis team dropped a 9-0 decision to North Polk here Thursday evening. Despite not picking up a win, Lynx head coach Mark Fisher saw marked improvement from his squad. “I thought we played our best tennis of the season,” Fisher said. “Sometimes the score ...
MANSON — The South Hamilton track and field team took part in the Emily Markert Relays here last Thursday night hosted by Manson Northwest Webster. Both teams recorded Top-8 overall team finishes on the night. Benjamin Swenson led the Hawk boys, placing second in the shot put with a ...
DIKE — The Webster City girls track and field team picked up a runner-up overall finish here Thursday at the Lady Wolverine Invitational hosted by Dike-New Hartford. Dike-New Hartford was first with 105 points, as the Lynx racked up 83 to finish ahead of AGWSR for second in the 12-team field. “We were fortunate to have another beautiful night to run,” WCHS head coach Tyler Mosbach said. “While we did not get off to the start that we would have hoped for in terms of making a desire to compete, the team was able to pick it up later to finish strong. “Anytime you can finish ...
