IOWA FALLS — Webster City freshman Kali Hartnett became the first North Central Conference girls wrestling champion in school history here on Saturday, capturing the 110-pound title for the Lynx at the league’s annual meet. Hartnett (15-6) recorded three falls in securing the title for ...
The Webster City boys were unable to overcome a tough second quarter, falling to St. Edmond here Friday night, 68-47. Matthew Tesdahl scored 17 points to lead the Lynx (3-9 overall, 2-4 in the North Central Conference), who have dropped six in a row since a late-December win over Algona. ...
GOWRIE — The Webster City girls basketball team prevailed for the second consecutive time here on Tuesday, easily defeating Southeast Valley by a final of 61-21. “We were able to come out sharp against SEV after the hard-fought win Monday against Nevada,” Lynx head coach Marty McKinney said. “We had a season-high 19 assists on 22 field goals. We were again balanced in scoring, with six girls scoring six or more points. “We now need to build off the momentum from the last two nights and use it to continue to get better.” It was all Webster City from the start, as the ...
GOWRIE — The Webster City boys dropped a tough 63-52 decision to Southeast Valley here Tuesday night. Leading at the half by one point, the Lynx were unable to keep the momentum going, as the Jaguars took a 46-40 lead into the fourth and went on to prevail. Cole Miller and Conner Peck both reached double figures for Webster City, with Miller scoring 16 points and Peck adding 15. Luke Firsching added eight points, Jaxon Griffith six and Matthew Tesdahl three. Carter Mickelson and Aiden Hrnicek each chipped in two points. The Lynx erased a three-point deficit after the first ...
The Webster City girls returned to North Central Conference action here on Tuesday night, falling to Clear Lake, 54-31. Olivia Gallentine led the Lynx with eight points, 11 rebounds and three assists. Tristyn Wright added seven points and two steals. Jaylen Bahrenfuss contributed six ...
The Webster City boys fell to second-ranked (Class 3A) Clear Lake at home on Tuesday night, 64-37. The Lions controlled the contest, going on a 19-7 run to start before turning that into a 26-point halftime edge. Over the final 16 minutes, the Lynx played even with Clear Lake, as the ...
