Eric Dawson is optimistic about the potential of his Webster City boys golf team this year, thanks to the return of many key components and a roster full of eager participants. Senior Cael Nixon returns as the top player for the Lynx, who open their season on Friday with a home triangular at ...
The Webster City girls tennis team continued their winning ways with a 7-2 victory in North Central Conference action over Clear Lake here Tuesday night. Allie Severe, Olivia Gallentine, Alivia Burns, Morgan Hackbarth and Gabbie Sebert all picked up singles victories for the Lynx (3-1 ...
EAGLE GROVE — The Webster City boys took part in the Umstead Relays here Tuesday night. The Lynx finished in third overall behind Algona and Humboldt, as Iowa Falls-Alden, Forest City, Clarion-Goldfield/Dows and Eagle Grove rounded out the team standings. Jayden Weinzetl led the way, ...
The South Hamilton football team will see plenty of road action during the opening weeks of the upcoming season, as the Hawks play four of their first six away from home. They will close out the campaign with back-to-back games from Taylor Field against two fellow returning playoff qualifiers. South Hamilton’s schedule for both 2025 and ‘26 was released by the Iowa High School Athletic Association earlier this week. In the fall, the Hawks open with perennial contender Saint Ansgar before taking on Panorama and Southeast Valley on the road. After returning home to meet South ...
The Webster City football team now knows their plans for the next eight Friday nights in the fall of both this year and 2026 after the release of schedules by the Iowa High School Athletic Association. Andy Brim enters his second season as head coach of the Lynx. Webster City will once again be paired with North Central Conference rivals Algona and Humboldt, as MOC-Floyd Valley, Bishop Heelan and Sioux Center join them to form Class 3A, District 1. The Lynx open with back-to-back home games, as they host Iowa Falls-Alden on Aug. 29 before welcoming Fort Dodge. Clear Lake is the ...
ALLEMAN — The Webster City girls tennis team picked up a 7-2 victory over North Polk here on Monday night. Olivia Gallentine, Alivia Burns, Morgan Hackbarth, Cyra Christensen and Gabbie Sebert were all victorious in singles for the Lynx (2-1 overall). “This was a big win for our girls as they absolutely dominated the singles side, making some big shots when they needed to in doubles,” WCHS head coach Mark Fisher said. “We know that some polls had North Polk in the Top-10, as they are a tough and veteran team, but our girls have shown a lot of improvement since last ...
