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Lynx softball squad competes in Perry

PERRY — The Webster City softball team finished as the runner-up here on Saturday at the Paul and Mary Ann Graves Classic. After besting host Perry, 10-6, the Lynx (3-5 overall) fell to No. 5 (Class 3A) Van Meter in the finals, 9-1. “Like we have through most of the early part of the season, we responded very well after a tough loss (on Friday to sixth-ranked (1A) St. Edmond),” WCHS head coach Brad VanDeer said. “We hit the ball well against Perry and put pressure on them when running bases. It was another sign of progress as we have a lot of first time starters learning on ...

STERN CHALLENGE

The Webster City softball team had a tough first inning here Monday night vs. Humboldt. The Wildcats plated six runs right out of the gates, picking up a 10-0 victory in five innings over the Lynx. Morgan Hackbarth had the lone hit for Webster City, recording a double. Briley VanDeer ...

Lynx duo named first team all-NCC soccer

Abisai Ramirez-Carmona and Aaron Mendoza-Ramirez were both named to the all-North Central Conference boys soccer first team, the league announced recently. Ramirez-Carmona and Mendoza-Ramirez helped lead Webster City to a runner-up finish in the NCC behind Wright County, who they would ...

Lynx deliver in the clutch, advance to substate final

BELMOND — The third time was a charm for the Webster City boys soccer team here on Wednesday night. After recording a draw and a loss during the regular season vs. seventh-ranked Wright County, the Lynx earned a victory when it mattered most, advancing in the Class 2A postseason with a ...

AUSPICIOUS START

The Webster City baseball team started the season with a bang on Monday and Tuesday, tossing two no-hitters in a pair of routs. The Lynx (2-0 overall) won a North Central Conference opener against Clarion-Goldfield-Dows, 15-0, on Monday. On Tuesday, the Lynx blanked Eagle Grove, 10-0. Both ...

Lynx eager to start their turnaround

The buzz Brad VanDeer feels around his Webster City softball team is just an extension of the time he saw the players put in during the offseason. Last year, the Lynx finished 7-18 overall, placing seventh in the North Central Conference. With several returning starters back in the fold, ...