The Webster City girls tennis team secured a 6-3 victory over Nevada here Tuesday night, giving them a runner-up finish in the North Central Conference. Allie Severe, Morgan Hackbarth, Alivia Burns and Cyra Christensen were all winners in singles for the Lynx (6-4 overall, 4-1 in the ...
JEWELL — The South Hamilton girls track and field team placed second here Tuesday night at the George Abell Relays. Roland-Story scored 171 points to take top honors, as the Hawks finished with 100. Webster City was third, followed by Ogden, Collins-Maxwell, Clarion-Goldfield/Dows and ...
DES MOINES — A pair of former South Hamilton standouts competed in the recent 115th Drake Relays at the collegiate level. Ty Koehnk, who ran on the runner-up 4x400-meter relay for the Hawks last year at Drake, earned his first Drake title while running for an Iowa State University relay ...
The Webster City boys tennis team scored a 7-2 victory over St. Edmond here last Thursday evening. The Lynx won all seven contested matches, as the Gaels picked up two forfeit victories. Hank Christeson, Nathan Wardell, Jesse Toftee, James Elliott and Zayden Card earned singles wins. “It was great to see Hank get the win on Senior Night,” WCHS head coach Mark Fisher said. “He started out a little tight in his match but made some great adjustments and played some really good points. He has come a long way in four years. “I was also pleased with how Nathan played. He was ...
WEBSTER CITY — Only three strokes separated three teams in a North Central Conference girls triangular on Friday. Hampton-Dumont-CAL came away with the victory, shooting a 254. Clarion-Goldfield-Dows (255) was next, followed by Webster City. Clarion-Goldfield-Dows’ Blair Askelson shot a 53 to earn meet medalist honors. Hampton-Dumont-CAL’s Kinze Moorehead was the meet runner up with a 54. Low score for the Lynx came from Kenley Koop (59). Next in line was Ellie Peterson (63), Alleyna Dawson (66), Mylie Keller (69), Sophie Dinsdale (73) and Carli Jessen (81). The Lynx are back ...
JEWELL — So many athletes are using the transfer portal for all the wrong reasons these days. Carter Hewitt’s story is one that makes it right. Hewitt, a former South Hamilton standout, committed to the University of Illinois over the weekend. The 6-foot-6, 260-pounder spent the ...
