For Tyler Mosbach and the Webster City girls track and field team, the goals remain the same. The Lynx return state qualifiers Izzy Grossoehme and Jakaela Cherry to a lineup that blends experience with youth through several key incoming freshmen. “We need to work hard, compete every day ...
Chad Hisler likes where the Webster City boys track team is at heading into the 2026 season. Hisler has a big senior class, with 12 athletes on the roster providing veteran leadership. Lynx senior Justin Callahan will look to build on his state experience after finishing 11th in the ...
CLEAR LAKE — The Webster City girls track and field team took part in the North Iowa Indoor Championships here last Thursday night. The Lynx tied for fifth overall with Forest City, as host Clear Lake was first. Algona, Waverly-Shell Rock and Garner-Hayfield/Ventura followed. “It is always excellent to get out and get some competition under our belt,” WCHS head coach Tyler Mosbach said. “Every year we treat this meet like a scrimmage. It is a time to work out some of the kinks before we get to outdoor season. It is also a good measuring stick to look at from year to year. ...
CLEAR LAKE — The Webster City boys track and field squad competed for the first time this spring here on Friday, finishing seventh at the competitive North Iowa Indoor Championships. Host Clear Lake won the team championship, followed by Algona, Waverly-Shell Rock, Nevada and Iowa Falls-Alden. For the Lynx, Daniel Murillo-Delfin claimed the 800-meter run, clocking a winning time of 2:06.83. Jaxon Griffith was third in the 60 hurdles (8.53) and Justin Callahan added a bronze in the 400-meter run (50.81). Beau Nohrenberg picked up a fifth in the shot put (46-0), Stroner was ninth ...
Experience and youth will be two areas that the Webster City boys tennis team tries to blend together this spring to find success on the courts. Returning to lead the group of veterans will be senior Nathan Wardell, who played the No. 2 position behind Hank Christeson last year. Wardell won ...
The South Hamilton girls track and will rely on a handful of athletes that head coach Robyn Reisetter refers to as “natural leaders” to guide the team this spring. Tessa Skartvedt, Brooklyn Doolittle, Riah Van De Pol, Isabel Swenson, Olivia Beaune and Cici Herrick are not only ...
