IOWA FALLS - The Webster City football team opened the season here last Friday with a tough 32-5 setback to North Central Conference rival Iowa Falls-Alden. The Lynx (0-1 overall) were unable to erase an early deficit, as the Cadets scored a touchdown in the first and another in the second ...
The Webster City volleyball team opened North Central Conference play with a four-set victory over Hampton-Dumont/CAL here last Thursday night. Scores were 18-25, 25-18, 25-15 and 25-18. Freshman Allison Arends had another big game, recording 15 kills. Tristyn Wright added eight kills, ...
MARSHALLTOWN - The Webster City cross country team had two runners finish in the Top-20 here last Thursday night at the 18th Marshalltown Invitational. The Lynx finished fifth overall, as Pella Christian captured team gold followed by Carlisle and the host Bobcats. Daniel Murillo-Delfin paced Webster City, placing 17th overall in 18:46. Aiden Wardell was 21st in a time of 19:05, as Max Barrick finished 27th in 19:56. Jordan Betts was 37th, with Grayson Henderson, Tariq Burton and Cade Kruger finishing 40th-42nd. Marshalltown’s Preston Johnson won the race in 16:29. Webster City ran ...
OSAGE - The Webster City girls tennis team scored a dual victory over Osage here last Thursday evening, 6-3. Gabbie Sebert, Chloe Bakken, Abby Heckert and Haylee Ades all claimed wins in singles, as the Lynx won two of the three doubles matches. Natalie Segar and Sebert, along with Bakken and Olivia Bergman, were winners on the court. “So proud of the way the girls came together,” WCHS head coach Mark Fisher said. “They have been working hard and improving, but it’s always tough when you feel like you’re not seeing the results in the win column. “I thought we played more ...
IOWA FALLS - The Webster City football team hits the ground running here on Friday night against North Central Conference rival Iowa Falls-Alden. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. from Cadet Field. Head coach Andy Brim's Lynx have won each of the last eight meetings vs. IF-A, including a 42-8 ...
Webster City girls tennis head coach Mark Fisher knows the results will come. In the meantime, Fisher is pleased with the steady progress he is seeing on the court. The Lynx dropped a North Central Conference dual to Clear Lake here Tuesday, 7-2, as Gabbie Sebert and Haylee Ades picked up singles wins. Sebert, a senior playing No. 2 for Webster City, bested Maddie Loge, 6-2, 6-1. Ades, also a senior, downed Paige Geitzenauer at the No. 5 spot, 6-2, 6-3. “I thought in a lot of ways we played some of our best tennis,” Fisher said. “I know it sounds like a bit of a broken ...
