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Lynx boys fall to Bulldogs

HAMPTON — The Webster City boys tennis team dropped a 7-2 decision to Hampton-Dumont/CAL this week. Nathan Wadell and Zayden Card picked up wins in singles competition for the Lynx. Wardell, a junior, downed Jaxson Rew at the No. 2 spot, 10-8, while Card, a sophomore, won at No. 6 singles by the same score. Hank Christeson battled Andyn White at the top singles spot, falling 10-6. “Really happy for Nathan with his win,” WCHS head coach Mark Fisher said. “He has been working so hard lately in practice. This is his first year out and he has such a natural gift for the ...

Weinzetl, Hodnefield head to Drake Relays

DES MOINES — Both the Webster City and South Hamilton boys track and field teams will be represented alongside the best of the best in the state during the Drake Relays. High school action begins Thursday and runs through Saturday here inside Drake Stadium. For the Lynx, Jayden Weinzetl ...

COMFORTS OF HOME

The Webster City boys track and field squad got the opportunity to compete in front of the home crowd on a perfect night here Tuesday for the Lynx Relays. Waverly-Shell Rock took home top honors with 148 points, followed by Iowa Falls-Alden, Humboldt, Mason City and Webster City in the ...

Lynx girls blank Hampton-Dumont/CAL

The Webster City girls tennis team put on a performance here Tuesday evening, sweeping Hampton-Dumont/CAL in North Central Conference action, 9-0. Allie Severe, Olivia Gallentine, Morgan Hackbarth, Alivia Burns, Cyra Christensen and Gabbie Sebert were all singles winners for the Lynx (5-4 overall, 3-1 in league). Severe pulled out a tiebreaker in the second set to earn a sweep while Gallentine, Hackbarth, Burns, Christensen and Sebert combined to drop just 13 games on the night. “It was nice to come out and get the team win,” WCHS head coach Mark Fisher said. “Everybody got ...

Webster City hosts golf triangular

The Webster City girls golf team finally returned to action here Tuesday with a North Central Conference triangular vs. Clear Lake and Humboldt. Behind meet medalist Elle Ebeling, the Lions won the meet. Ebeling shot a 44 and Clear Lake finished with a 192. The Wildcats were second, ...

STILL THE ONE

The North Central Conference continues to belong to the Webster City boys soccer team. Following a convincing 9-2 victory for the seventh-ranked (Class 2A) Lynx here Monday over Humboldt, they have now won 18 of the last 19 in the league. Webster City (5-0 overall, 4-0 in NCC) scored six ...