FORT DODGE — The Webster City girls put together some impressive stretches of play here Tuesday night, but turnovers ultimately led to a 57-50 setback for the Lynx at the hands of St. Edmond. Marissa Hedeen scored a game-high 23 points with six 3-pointers, as Olivia Gallentine added 14 ...
PERRY — A big fourth quarter allowed Perry to rally and exact revenge on the South Hamilton girls basketball team here on Friday, 40-31. The Hawks (5-15) led by a point heading into the final period, and were eight minutes away from earning the season sweep over the Jayettes ...
The Webster City boys basketball team earned their third victory in four games with a 50-44 home win over Clarion-Goldfield/Dows at home on Friday. Three players reached double figures for the Lynx, who improved to 7-11 overall with the North Central Conference triumph. The Cowboys are now ...
CLEAR LAKE — The Webster City girls were right there with Clear Lake here Tuesday night on the road. Down by just two at the break, the Lynx had trouble stopping the Lions in the third quarter, falling 55-31. Clear Lake went on a 21-8 run after halftime to take control of the contest, finishing the second half by outscoring Webster City 36-14. Olivia Gallentine scored nine points with three rebounds, three assists and two steals to lead the Lynx while Avery Poppen added six points. Evie Davis chipped in five points, four rebounds and three steals, with Marisaa Hedeen adding four ...
CLEAR LAKE — The Webster City boys had no answer for top-ranked (Class 3A) Clear Lake here Tuesday night, falling 75-33. The Lions went on a 24-8 run in the opening quarter, following that up with a 24-3 second quarter of play to put the Lynx away early. Clear Lake has now won six in a row in the series and 16 of 17 overall. Webster City heads to Clarion-Goldfield/Dows on Friday night.
STATE CENTER — The South Hamilton girls came up short against West Marshall by a final of 59-29. The 15th-ranked Trojans jumped out to a 17-6 advantage and never looked back. “This was another game where I thought our girls played pretty well for half of the game,” South Hamilton head coach Mark Henderson said. “We hung around with another ranked opponent throughout the first half. “Two minutes into the second half we got a steal and had an opportunity to cut (the deficit) to eight, but we missed a layup and then gave up a layup going the other way. After that, the ...
