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BACK ON TRACK

The Webster City girls soccer team got back on track in a big way here Monday night, dominating Wright County by a final of 6-0. Sandra Fuentes-Cruz had a hat trick, Jayme Perez added two goals and Janey Putney contributed one for the Lynx, who tallied five of their six goals in the opening ...

No. 10 Broncos fight off Webster City boys

BELMOND — The Webster City boys soccer team pushed North Central Conference leader and No. 10 (Class 2A) Wright County for 80 minutes here Monday night. In the end, the Broncos remained unbeaten with a 3-0 victory. “To be honest, we played right with them. We just struggled to find a quality opportunity,” WCHS head coach Craig Signorin said. “We need to do a better job in the offensive third in looking to connect and finishing off chances. Goals change the momentum of the game, and you can’t change the momentum if you can’t score.” Wright County (11-0-3 overall, 7-0-3 ...

CLEAR LAKE — The Webster City girls golf team battled through tough conditions to fire a 214 here Monday in North Central Conference action against Clear Lake and Humboldt from Veterans Memorial Golf Club. The Lions were first with a 182, as the Wildcats placed second by two shots over the Lynx. Alleyna Dawson led the way for Webster City with a 50. Ellie Peterson shot a 52 and Kenley Koop a 53. Hayden McCoy carded a 59, as Mylie Keller and Carli Jessen each had 60s. “I thought the seniors (Dawson, Peterson, Koop and Keller) stepped up and did a nice job scoring,” WCHS head ...

Bertran, Lynx boys shine in triangular

Webster City’s Coyce Bertran ran away with medalist honors in a home triangular against Fort Dodge St. Edmond and Charles City at Briggs Woods Golf Course on Friday. Bertran carded a one-over par 37 to pace the Lynx, who turned in a 158 to easily defeat the Gaels (181) and Charles City ...

Lynx girls win triangular in Fort Dodge

FORT DODGE — Hayden McCoy had her best round of the season, leading the Webster City girls golf squad to a first-place finish here on Thursday in triangular action from Lakeside Golf Course. The Lynx had a team score of 218, finishing eight strokes ahead of Charles City. St. Edmond was third as the host. McCoy had a par on the ninth, taking two strokes off her previous best score of a 54 earlier in the week. She earned runner-up medalist honors. Kenley Koop and Abby Heckert both carded rounds of 55, as Carli Jessen had a 56. Ellie Petersen (57) and Alleyna Dawson (58) completed the ...

STEADY PROGRESS

The Webster City boys tennis team lost a home decision to Hampton-Dumont/CAL on Friday. The Lynx fell by a final of 7-2. “Some of the best tennis I’ve seen yet,” said WCHS coach Mark Fisher. “I know it can be frustrating not getting the win, but every meet I see more and more ...