ELDORA — The South Hamilton softball team dominated South Hardin here Tuesday night, posting a 13-1 victory in five innings. The win snapped a three-game losing skid for the Hawks, who had a stretch where they went 3-2 over seven days earlier this month. South Hamilton broke the game open ...
ELDORA — The South Hamilton baseball team was clipped by South Hardin here Tuesday night, 2-1. Braden Young had an RBI-double to lead the Hawks, scoring Titus Herrick. Garrett Johnson, Landon Sogard and Holden Moore each had a single. Carson Gibbs and Sogard reached on walks. Brody ...
The next night of racing action at historic Hamilton County Speedway is set for Saturday, June 28, with the Bill Rice Memorial. The event will feature the Tri-State Late Model Series along with Super Late Models, USRA Modifieds, USRA Stock Cars, USRA B-Mods, USRA Hobby Stocks and Crown ...
HUMBOLDT — The Webster City baseball team finished their postponed North Central Conference doubleheader with Humboldt here Wednesday. The Wildcats scored nine in the first inning on their way to a 13-2 victory in five innings. Humboldt also won the opener back on Monday in Webster City, 13-2. Brady Asklund drove in two runs while Carter Mickelson had two hits — including a double — for the Lynx. Gavin Griffith recorded two hits as well. Alex Staley and Mickelson each scored runs. Next action for Webster City will be Friday when they travel to Boone. The Lynx head to Des ...
The Webster City Rampage Baseball Club will have its first round of player evaluations for the upcoming season on Tuesday, June 24, at Nokomis Field. Tryouts are open to all boys ages 8-13 interested in competing for Rampage in the 2026 season. The club is “dedicated to fostering skill development, sportsmanship and a love of the game among youth players in the Webster City community,” according to a Rampage press release. Please have kids bring appropriate attire, gloves, and any necessary equipment. Participants are asked to arrive 15 minutes before the designated times to check ...
The Webster City softball team dropped a tight 7-5 decision here Monday night to North Central Conference rival Humboldt in eight innings. After taking an early 4-1 lead, the Lynx were unable to keep the Wildcats off the scoreboard in the fifth and eighth innings. Humboldt countered to grake a 5-4 advantage with a four-run fifth, but Webster City quickly responded in the bottom of the sixth to tie it. In the eighth, the Wildcats got two runs and were able to hold the Lynx. Jakaela Cherry and Breanna Bahrenfuss each drove in runs for Webster City. Morgan Tempel was 2-for-4. ...
