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Lynx volleyball comes up short

The Webster City volleyball squad dropped a North Central Conference match to Algona on the road Thursday. Scores were 25-13, 27-25 and 25-22 in favor of the Bulldogs (7-1 overall). Tristyn Wright had six kills for Webster City, with Jaylyn Bahrenfuss adding five. Wright also tallied six assists. Morgan Hackbarth finished with 10 digs, while Hailey Brim and Lovie Pruismann both contributed eight. Ashley Nydegger and Hackbarth were perfect serving. “We didn’t come out aggressive and strong enough in the first set,” WCHS head coach Jess Howard said. “We came back and ...

RIVALRY RENEWED

Former district rivals square off here Friday night when the Webster City football team welcomes Fort Dodge. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. from Lynx Field. In Week 1, Webster City (1-0 overall) was firing on all cylinders in a 42-8 victory over Iowa Falls-Alden. Both junior Kaleb Hansen and ...

Hawks hit the road to Panora

PANORA — The South Hamilton football team hits the road in search of victory No. 1 on the young season here Friday night. The Hawks will take on Panorama beginning at 7 p.m. In the season opener, South Hamilton (0-1 overall) suffered a 59-14 setback to Saint Ansgar, as the Saints used a ...

Grossoehme places 16th for Lynx

The Webster City cross country teams got their one opportunity to compete at home here Tuesday night as they hosted the Lynx Invitational. In the boys division, Webster City placed sixth overall, with the girls finishing in ninth as a team. Izzy Grossoehme was the highest individual ...

Garcia, Hill earn Top-10 finishes for SH boys

The South Hamilton cross country teams ran at the Lynx Invitational Tuesday. The girls placed sixth in the gold division with 135 points and the boys were eighth. For the South Hamilton boys, Jesus Garcia and Hayden Hill grabbed Top-10 spots. Garcia (17:41.49) was sixth and Hill ...

South Hamilton earns CGD crown

The South Hamilton volleyball squad capped a frantic first week of volleyball action by capturing the team title at the Clarion-Goldfield/Dows Tournament on Saturday. The Hawks (5-5 overall) reeled off victories over Eagle Grove (13-21, 21-11, 15-13), North Butler (22-24, 21-12, 15-10), C-G/D (21-13, 12-21, 15-9) and Clear Lake (21-17, 23-21). Their lone loss was to Estherville-Lincoln Central (21-15, 21-16). “I could see the girls gain confidence and improve throughout the week,” South Hamilton head coach Shannon Skartvedt said. “We (faced) some very good opponents. Now we ...