The Webster City football team returns home off a big win, hosting Sioux Center here Friday night from Lynx Field. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. Webster City (2-3 overall, 1-0 in Class 3A, District 1) scored a 21-14 victory over rival Humboldt last Friday on the road, snapping a three-game ...
HUMBOLDT — The 108th meeting all-time between North Central Conference rivals Humboldt and Webster City turned into another classic on the football field here Friday night. The Lynx converted a key fourth-down on a run by Jaxon Griffith that allowed them to run the clock out and secure a ...
WEBSTER CITY — The Webster City volleyball squad overcame adversity to secure a key North Central Conference match in five sets over St. Edmond on Thursday night. Scores were 25-10, 25-20, 24-26, 25-27 and 15-7. Jaylyn Bahrenfuss suffered an injury at the end of the opening set, forcing ...
HUMBOLDT — Following a tough run through non-district play, the Webster City football team faces another stern test on Friday night. The Lynx begin Class 3A, District 1 action with North Central Conference rival Humboldt at Mason Maach Field. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. Webster City (1-3 overall, 0-0 in the district) was put to the test with games against 4A ranked Fort Dodge and Gilbert, along with a rated 3A foe in Clear Lake after opening the season with a 42-8 victory vs. Iowa Falls-Alden. The combined records of those four opponents sits at 14-2. Jaxon Griffith, Kaleb ...
HAMPTON — The Webster City volleyball team moved above .500 with their second consecutive victory on Tuesday night. The Lynx (9-8 overall) defeated Hampton-Dumont/CAL (3-7) in straight sets on the road, 25-15, 25-7, 25-17. “The girls definitely came out with a different energy and stayed consistent,” said WCHS head coach Jess Howard. “They were strong and confident. We had a tournament last weekend and we found some rotations that helped.” Tristyn Wright led Webster City’s attack, going 29-for-32 with 11 kills. Evie Davis was a perfect 15-for-15 with eight kills. Jaylyn ...
MASON CITY — The Webster City cross country teams fared well at Mason City on Tuesday. Both the Lynx boys and girls teams earned sixth-place finishes. The boys had 154 points. Justin Callahan (17:30) recorded the top effort for Webster City, placing 10th. Aidan Wardell (18:26.6) was 23rd, Jack Barner (18:42) was 31st, Gabe Thumma (18:54.7) was 39th and Kaleb Draeger (19:58) was 59th. Mason City’s Henry Hansen (16:03) was the boys winner. Lakes Mills (45) took the team title. For the Webster City girls, they had 165 points. “It was a great meet,” WCHS head coach Derek ...
