PERRY - Jesus Garcia and Hayden Hill secured Top-10 finishes at Monday's Heart of Iowa Conference cross country meet for South Hamilton. The Hawks placed fifth overall in the boys race, which was won by Nevada. Garcia was fourth overall, clocking a time of 17:09. Hill, meanwhile, placed ...
HAMPTON - The Webster City cross country program posted three Top-20 finishes here Tuesday at the North Central Conference Championships. The Lynx boys placed sixth overall behind Daniel Murillo-Delfin and Aiden Wardell. Murillo-Delfin was 18th overall in 18:19, with Wardell coming in right behind him in 19th with a time of 18:21. Jordan Betts was 40th, Kaleb Draeger finished 43rd, Kade Kruger was 45th, Max Barrick 47th and Grayson Henderson 51st. “We had a good night in some challenging conditions,” WCHS head coach Derek Turner said. “It downpoured on us for 20 minutes before ...
EMMETSBURG - The South Hamilton football team fell 35-14 to Emmetsburg here last Friday night. The E-Hawks broke the game open with 14 points in the fourth, denying the Hawks a road upset. Garrett Johnson threw a 50-yard touchdown pass to Ryan Oskvig, and Reggie Williams had the other score for South Hamilton. Kash Northrop ran for 78 yards and Kaden Dean added 25. Benjamin Swenson caught two passes from Johnson for 28 yards. Johnson finished with 78 yards passing. “I thought the boys played really hard and never quit,” South Hamilton head coach Cole Billerbeck said. “We ...
The Webster City football team was unable to keep up with Sioux City Heelan here last Friday for Homecoming, falling 35-0. The Crusaders used four first-half touchdowns to gain control of the district contest with the Lynx. Kaleb Hansen ran 26 times for 118 yards, and Coyce Bertran added ...
PROVO, Utah — Bear Bachmeier threw for a season-high 329 yards and two touchdowns to lead No. 8 BYU to a 24-10 victory over Iowa State on Friday night. Bachmeier completed 22 of 30 passes en route to his fourth career 300-yard game. He also ran for a career-best 109 yards to help the ...
SEATTLE — Kamari Moulton ran for a career-high 208 yards on 26 carries and the Iowa defense held Washington to minus-3 yards rushing as the 20th-ranked Hawkeyes rolled to a 41-24 victory Friday night. Jeremy Hecklinski, starting in place of injured Hawkeyes quarterback Hank Brown, threw for 202 yards and three touchdowns on 14-of-19 passing. Moulton averaged 8 yards per carry and scored twice against a struggling Huskies defense. "Being on the road, short week, you know, all kinds of reasons maybe we wouldn't play well," Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said. "But give the guys a lot of ...
