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Lynx eager to bridge the gap

The Webster City girls track and field team returns a pair of individual Top-20 state finishers this spring alongside several underclassmen looking to make their own mark on the program. Sophomore Izzy Grossoehme was 14th in the Class 3A 400-meter dash a season ago, while senior Adysen ...

LYNX EXCITED TO GET STARTED

The Webster City boys track team will rely on a strong group of juniors along with a large collection of underclassmen this spring. Gone for head coach Chad Hisler are state qualifiers Jaxon Cherry and Keegan Hisler, as returning qualifiers Jayden Weinzetl and Justin Callahan look to ...

Lynx will be in 3A-1 for football

The Webster City football team recently received its district assignment for the 2025 and 2026 seasons. The Lynx will be joined by Algona, Humboldt, Sioux City Heelan, MOC-Floyd Valley and Sioux Center in Class 3A, District 1, beginning this fall. Head coach Andy Brim’s squad went 3-6 ...

Bargfrede off to auspicious start at WKU

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — Former Webster City standout Delainey Bargfrede has had a strong start to her collegiate career for Western Kentucky University already this year. Bargfrede, a true freshman, has appeared in three games inside the circle for the Hilltoppers, winning once. She has ...

Webster City boys ousted at Nevada

NEVADA — The season came to an end for the Webster City boys basketball team here on Monday night, as they fell to Nevada in a Class 3A substate quarterfinal by a score of 60-23. The Cubs (19-4 overall) led by eight after the first quarter before going on a 27-7 run in the second period to ...

LEAGUE HONORS

Olivia Gallentine and Marissa Hedeen ended their Webster City basketball careers just like they did in the fall following volleyball. The Lynx seniors were named to the all-North Central Conference, with Gallentine making the second team and Hedeen the third. Algona, the regular season ...