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Webster City boys in action at NCC tennis meet

FORT DODGE — The Webster City boys tennis team picked up a fifth-place individual finish from Nathan Wardell here Wednesday at the North Central Conference meet. Wardell, a junior, finished his day 4-1, capped off by an 8-4 victory over No. 3 seed Brayden Moestchen of Iowa Falls-Alden in the placement match. His only loss came to Adam Smeenk of Nevada, who would go on to place third and was the four seed. “I’m extremely happy with the boys placing fourth overall,” WCHS head coach Mark Fisher said. “And just so happy for Nathan. What a day for him. He’s worked so hard and ...

BALANCE WINS

The Webster City boys golf squad picked up an impressive North Central Conference home sweep on Tuesday at the Links Public Course. Thanks to a balanced scoring effort, the Lynx edged Algona while easily defeating Iowa Falls-Alden. Webster City finished with a 152, as four different players ...

Lynx on the track for NCC meets

The Webster City boys and girls track teams will take part in the North Central Conference meet on Thursday. The boys head to Clear Lake, with the girls’ meet in Iowa Falls. Action begins at 5 p.m. Joining the Lynx will be Algona, Clarion-Goldfield/Dows, Hampton-Dumont/CAL, Humboldt, Iowa Falls-Alden, Clear Lake and St. Edmond. The Lynx boys are ranked fifth in the Bound power rankings for the conference heading into Thursday, with the girls coming in sixth. Senior Jayden Weinzetl is the favorite in the 100-meter dash, entering the meet with the fastest time at 10.83. He is ...

Lynx girls earn NCC victory

IOWA FALLS — The Webster City girls golf team gained some momentum for the upcoming North Central Conference meet here Tuesday. The Lynx fired their low round of the year, shooting 219 to finish behind Algona and Iowa Falls-Alden at Meadow Hills Golf Course. Alleyna Dawson paced Webster City with a 50 followed by a 55 from Kenley Koop. Hayden McCoy and Carli Jessen both shot 57s with Ellie Peterson adding a 59 and Haydin Sealin a 61. “I feel like we’re getting better,” WCHS head coach Jeff Lyons said. “That’s our lowest score of the season, so it’s a good time to post ...

WC boys come up short vs. IF-A

IOWA FALLS — The Webster City boys tennis team dropped a 9-0 decision to Iowa Falls-Alden here Monday. Hank Christeson pushed Brayden Moestchen at the No. 1 singles spot, losing, 7-5, 6-3. Zayden Card and Fabian Ferto-Holdgrafer both lost sets by scores of 7-5 during the match. In doubles, Christeson and Nathan Wardell dropped a tough 7-5 set in the opener at No. 1 before falling in straight sets. “It was good to see the boys battle in some points,” WCHS head coach Mark Fisher said. “Zayden had a good first set and Hank battled in both of his sets. It was also nice to see ...

Lynx boys dominate Bulldogs on the pitch

HAMPTON — The seventh-ranked (Class 2A) Webster City boys soccer team secured a key victory over Hampton-Dumont/CAL here Monday, 6-0. The Lynx (10-0 overall, 9-0 in the North Central Conference) remained atop the league with the win over the Bulldogs (7-2-2, 5-2). Eddy Fuentes-Cruz ...