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Webster City boys can’t catch Manson NW Webster

MANSON — A slow start forced the Webster City boys to play from behind here Friday night. In the end, the Lynx were unable to overcome that early 10-point deficit, falling to Manson Northwest Webster to begin play in 2025, 65-54. The Cougars led 22-12 after the first eight minutes of play, as the Lynx were able to trim that lead down to eight at the break. Manson NW outscored Webster City in the third, 15-11, to seize control. Conner Peck had a team-high 13 points for the Lynx, with Cole Miller adding 10. Carter Mickelson and Gavin Griffith each scored eight, Matthew Tesdahl ...

Cadets pull away from Lynx boys

IOWA FALLS — After keeping pace with Iowa Falls-Alden for three quarters here Tuesday night, the Webster City boys went cold in the fourth, dropping a 65-30 decision. Down by 12 entering the final eight minutes, the Lynx were outscored, 25-2. Luke Firsching had a team-high 11 points with five rebounds while Gavin Griffith and Conner Peck each scored five. Peck also had six rebounds and Cole Miller five, as Carter Mickelson dished out three assists. Webster City battled Iowa Falls-Alden on the glass, as each team finished with 23 rebounds. The Lynx committed 17 turnovers, which ...

Slow start hampers Lynx girls at Iowa Falls-Alden

IOWA FALLS — After a slow start to the night, the Webster City girls got their offense clicking in the second half. Unfortunately, it was a case of too little, too late, as Iowa Falls-Alden posted a 56-40 victory. The Lynx scored 27 points over the final 16 minutes to help erase a deficit. Olivia Gallentine scored 15 points with eight rebounds and four steals to lead the way. Evie Davis added nine points and seven rebounds while Tristyn Wright had five points. Marissa Hedeen grabbed five rebounds for Webster City who held a 34-23 advantage on the glass vs. the Cadets. ...

TAKING AIM

The Webster City boys basketball team tasted victory for the first time on the young season with a 49-46 home victory over South Central Calhoun on Tuesday night. The Lynx evened their record at 1-1 by placing three players in double figures. Senior Cole Miller had a game-high 18 points, ...

Webster City girls unable to sustain after strong start

The Webster City girls gave themselves a chance at home on Tuesday against South Central Calhoun, coming up just short in a 47-36 final. Olivia Gallentine had eight points, 10 rebounds and two assists to lead the Lynx, as Alivia Burns knocked down a pair of 3-pointers and finished with seven ...

STAYING FOCUSED

The Webster City girls played back-to-back days to close out their week, dropping a pair of contests. On Thursday, the Lynx (0-4 overall) fell to No. 11 (Class 3A) Humboldt, 46-37. On Friday, they dropped a 67-42 decision to Aplington Parkersburg. Olivia Gallentine had a strong night for ...