BELMOND — The Webster City girls soccer team fought to a 2-2 tie with Belmond-Klemme on Monday. The Lynx (1-3-1 overall) controlled the ball most of the match, but couldn’t break through against the Broncos. “It was a disappointing result for all of us,” said Webster City head coach ...
CEDAR FALLS — Former South Hamilton standout Carter Hewitt will enter the transfer portal when the spring cycle begins Wednesday for college football players. Hewitt spent the past four years at Northern Iowa following a standout career for the Hawks in multiple sports. The redshirt senior was expected to be a key piece of the defensive line for the Panthers this year. Last fall, Hewitt recorded a career-high 53 total tackles with 1.5 sacks for Northern Iowa, playing in all 12 games. He ranked seventh on the team in tackles after making 10 stops in 2023 and three in 2022. The ...
For the first time this spring, the dirt was flying at Hamilton County Speedway, as the 15th annual USRA Spring Classic took place this past Friday night. USRA Stock Cars, USRA B-Mods and USRA Hobby Stocks hit the track in front of a packed grandstand of fans, as winners were crowned in all ...
The South Hamilton girls golf squad isn’t short on numbers or experience as the Hawks head into the 2025 season. There is still work to do, though. Head coach Kathi Fisher is looking for consistency both physically and mentally in hopes that her team turns the corner on the links by next ...
EAGLE GROVE — The Webster City girls track and field team placed fifth here Thursday night at the Lady Eagle Relays. Algona won the meet followed by Garner-Hayfield/Ventura, St. Edmond and West Hancock. The Lynx tallied 57 points overall with eight Top-3 finishes. Cloe Savitski led the way, as she raced to a second in the 200 and a third in the 100. Evie Davis was second in the high jump, and Adysen Poppen grabbed silver in the shot put. Webster City’s 4x100-meter relay scored a second for the best relay finish. The quartet included Izzy Weinschenk, Kali Hartnett, Tristyn ...
HUMBOLDT — The Webster City boys track and field team capped off the week with a strong showing at the Charlie Bunn Relays hosted by Humboldt last Friday night. Justin Callahan and Jaxon Griffith both walked away with race titles, as Callahan won the 400 in 51.98 and Griffith the 110 hurdles in 15.52. Callahan was also the runner-up in the 1,600. The Lynx finished third overall behind the Wildcats and Algona. Jayden Weinzetl claimed two silvers in the 100 and 200 while also running on the runner-up sprint medley relay. Griffith, Aiden Hrnicek and Callahan joined him on the relay, ...
