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Lynx sweep Bulldogs

HAMPTON — The Webster City volleyball team moved above .500 with their second consecutive victory on Tuesday night. The Lynx (9-8 overall) defeated Hampton-Dumont/CAL (3-7) in straight sets on the road, 25-15, 25-7, 25-17. “The girls definitely came out with a different energy and stayed consistent,” said WCHS head coach Jess Howard. “They were strong and confident. We had a tournament last weekend and we found some rotations that helped.” Tristyn Wright led Webster City’s attack, going 29-for-32 with 11 kills. Evie Davis was a perfect 15-for-15 with eight kills. Jaylyn ...

Lynx shine in MC

MASON CITY — The Webster City cross country teams fared well at Mason City on Tuesday. Both the Lynx boys and girls teams earned sixth-place finishes. The boys had 154 points. Justin Callahan (17:30) recorded the top effort for Webster City, placing 10th. Aidan Wardell (18:26.6) was 23rd, Jack Barner (18:42) was 31st, Gabe Thumma (18:54.7) was 39th and Kaleb Draeger (19:58) was 59th. Mason City’s Henry Hansen (16:03) was the boys winner. Lakes Mills (45) took the team title. For the Webster City girls, they had 165 points. “It was a great meet,” WCHS head coach Derek ...

Top-10 for Hawk Hill at West Marshall

STATE CENTER — The South Hamilton cross country teams were in action here Tuesday at the West Marshall Invitational. The Hawks placed sixth in both team races. Ankeny Christian Academy won the boys title and West Marshall the girls crown. Hayden Hill secured a Top-10 finish for South Hamilton, placing eighth in 17:22. Teammate Jesus Garcia was 11th in 17:37. Trevor Zanker was 44th overall, Kaden Greenlee finished 47th, Evan Gibson was 52nd, Sterling Dietzel placed 53rd and Caden Christensen took 61st. “Hayden ran a personal best, as did Jesus,” South Hamilton boys head ...

Davis, Hibbing going into BVU Hall of Fame

STORM LAKE — Two former Webster City standouts will be inducted into the Buena Vista University Athletics Hall of Fame this coming Friday night. Alex Davis and Kyle Hibbing will be honored along with their teammates from the 2011 Beaver baseball team, Dan O’Hern, Jennifer (Einck) Irvin, ...

TOUGH AT THE NET

The season came to an end for the Webster City girls tennis team here this past Saturday. After splitting the six singles matches with Independence in a Class 1A team regional quarterfinal, the Lynx dropped two points in doubles, falling 5-3. Alivia Burns, Olivia Bergman and Natalie Segar ...

CHALLENGING SLATE

One would be hard-pressed to find a more battle-tested group coming out of non-district play than the Webster City football squad. The Lynx finished that portion of their schedule here Friday night, dropping a tough 34-21 decision to No. 6 (Class 4A) Gilbert. Kaleb Hansen and Jaxon ...