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The South Hamilton girls golf lineup returns intact this spring. That doesn’t mean every athlete is guaranteed to fill the same role they did a year ago under head coach Kathi Fisher. A total of 22 players are on the Hawks’ roster for the 2026 campaign, which tees off Thursday — ...

Experience key for South Hamilton boys

The South Hamilton boys golf team will rely on a quartet of experienced players to help bring along a group of newcomers to the program. Luke Martensen, Sam Koehnk, Michael Carlson and Brodie Harris form the backbone for what Hawk head coach Steve Butler hopes to accomplish this ...

Lynx lean on large group of returning players

Veteran Webster City girls golf coach Jeff Lyons understands that there will be a learning curve on the links this spring. But Lyons has complete confidence that his returning players will help the newcomers work through it. “We really need to get our chipping and putting down coming ...

Lynx ready to take another step forward

Kristine Mason sees a connection with her Webster City girls soccer team — both to the game and to each other. That chemistry hopes to be a guiding force to the Lynx on the pitch in 2026. “This is probably the most committed I’ve seen a group of players,” Mason said. “From their ...

Wardell earns win at No. 1 spot

IOWA FALLS — The Webster City boys tennis team kicked off the season here Tuesday vs. Iowa Falls-Alden in North Central Conference action. Nathan Wardell earned a win at the No. 1 singles spot, but the Lynx fell to the Cadets, 8-1. “With so many freshman and first year players in the lineup I really didn’t know what to expect and was really excited just to set a baseline,” WCHS head coach Mark Fisher said. “We definitely came out with some nerves early, and made our share of mistakes, but what impressed me most was how much we improved over the course of each point, each ...

Lynx run at Algona indoor meet

ALGONA — The Webster City boys track and field team concluded the indoor portion of the season here Tuesday by competing at the Brad Heitland Invitational. The Lynx picked up a pair of first place finishes, as Jaxon Griffith won the 60 hurdles and the distance medley relay claimed gold. Griffith, who clocked the fastest prelim time at 8.72, went 8.48 in the finals to win the race. Rylan Stroner, Dane Hansen, Justin Callahan and Daniel Murillo-Delfin won the distance medley relay in a time of 3:45.30. Callahan added a silver in the 800, finishing in 2:00.21. The 4x800 relay of ...