The Webster City girls picked up some late-season momentum with a 53-32 home victory over Perry last Thursday. Evie Davis had 19 points, 12 rebounds, three assists, two blocks and two steals to lead the Lynx (8-13 overall) in their regular season finale. Jaylyn Bahrenfuss added 11 points, ...
FORT DODGE — The Webster City boys were unable to find their shooting touch here on Tuesday, falling to top-ranked (Class 1A) Fort Dodge St. Edmond by a score of 59-32. The Gaels, who clinched a share of the North Central Conference with the win, used a 15-7 run in the second quarter to ...
FORT DODGE — A tough third quarter kept the Webster City girls from securing a road win here Tuesday night, as Fort Dodge St. Edmond claimed a 49-34 victory. The Lynx hung around with the Gaels before a 14-2 run by St. Edmond (15-5 overall) put them in control of the contest. Evie Davis ...
JEFFERSON — The South Hamilton boys secured a road win here Tuesday night over Greene County, 66-56. The Hawks, who have won two of three overall to close the regular season 3-18, held an early six-point advantage that turned into a 36-20 lead at the half. Sam Koehnk and Jackson Olmstead each scored 17 points to pace South Hamilton, as Ben Swenson added 14. Luke Martensen finished with nine, Ryan Oskvig had six and King Brown chipped in three. “At halftime, we talked about working the ball inside-out while continuing to grind,” South Hamilton head coach Jay Heeren said. ...
JEFFERSON — The South Hamilton girls picked up some momentum heading into postseason play with a 51-44 victory over Greene County here on Tuesday night. The Hawks outscored the Rams in the fourth, 17-11, to seal the win. Signe Swenson scored 13 points, Isabel Swenson added 12 and Tessa Skartvedt had six points with 12 rebounds, four assists, two steals and a blocked shot. Isabel Swenson also grabbed seven rebounds with two steals and a block. Signe Swenson had four rebounds and a steal. "It was a good way to finish out the regular season with a solid conference win that should ...
JEWELL — The South Hamilton boys dropped a 67-46 decision to Grand View Christian here on Monday. A quick start put the Thunder (11-9 overall) in prime position to run away with a win, but the Hawks (2-18) battled back from a 14-point first quarter deficit to get within 26-18. Eight straight points by GVC to end the second quarter made the hill a steep one to climb, though. “We started slow but battled back,” SH head coach Jay Heeren said. “Costly turnovers and a rough couple of minutes caught up to us. We struggled offensively getting into a rhythm and moving once things ...
