JEWELL — The South Hamilton baseball team scored the biggest win of their season to this point Tuesday night, stunning Janesville in district play. The Hawks plated three runs in the sixth to rally past the Wildcats, 6-4. Now, South Hamilton (5-16 overall) gets perennial state contender ...
The Webster City baseball team dropped a 13-2 decision to Fort Dodge here Tuesday evening. Aiden Hrnicek drove in both of the runs for the Lynx, who struggled in the field and saw the Dodgers score in five of the seven innings. Hrnicek and Matthew Tesdahl had the only hits for Webster ...
BEAMAN — The South Hamilton baseball team picked the perfect time to wipe the slate clean. Following a rocky regular season, the Hawks gained new life in a Class 1A substate opener here on Monday. Plating five runs in the last two innings and seven in the last three, South Hamilton (4-16 overall) pulled away to eliminate BCLUW (11-7) by a final score of 8-3. Senior shortstop Braden Young had a big game for the Hawks, going 3-for-4 with a double, two runs scored and four RBI. Freshman centerfielder Garrett Johnson also drove in a pair. Junior catcher Brody Harris was ...
South Hamilton dropped a 6-0 decision to South Hardin in a regional softball opener on Monday in Jewell. Emma Lammers (first photo) slides safely into second. Sydnee Flaugh (second photo) and Claire Hewitt (third photo) compete for the final time in 2025.
The Webster City softball team sent their seniors out in style with a dramatic 3-2 victory over Iowa Falls-Alden. The Lynx (6-16 overall, 3-11 in the North Central Conference) plated a pair of runs in the bottom of the sixth inning after the Cadets (10-10, 7-7) had taken a 2-1 lead in the ...
The Webster City baseball squad continues to build momentum with the postseason right around the corner. The Lynx scored a pair of victories on the road to end last week, outlasting Forest City by a final of 14-11 before routing Osage the next night, 13-1. Head coach Adison Kehoe’s team has now won six of its last seven games to inch closer to the .500 mark on the year at 12-15. The Indians were 16-4 before facing the Lynx; the Green Devils were 13-10. The Forest City contest was a rollercoaster ride. Webster City led 5-0 before allowing nine unanswered runs. A six-run counter ...
