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Wildcats pull away from Lynx boys

HUMBOLDT — The Webster City boys could not keep pace with rival Humboldt here Friday night, dropping an 83-58 road decision in a North Central Conference matchup. Briar Klaver scored 21 points to lead the way for the Lynx, while Braden Doering added 16. After an even first quarter at 16, the Wildcats (7-2 overall) got hot from the field in the second period, outscoring Webster City, 25-8. Webster City has dropped three straight since a four-point win over Clarion-Goldfield/Dows last month. They had won three straight over the Wildcats. For Humboldt, Evan Hatcher had 23 points, ...

Webster City girls can’t slow Humboldt

HUMBOLDT — The Webster City girls put together three solid quarters here Friday night vs. Humboldt, but a 19-point hole after the first was too much to overcome, falling 77-55. Marissa Hedeen scored 13 points with Alivia Burns adding 12 and Tristyn Wright eight to lead the Lynx. Hedeen and Burns each knocked down three 3-pointers, with Wright adding two. Olivia Gallentine had seven points and 11 rebounds, Ady Poppen added six and five, and Addyson Beaulieu, Gallentine and Caitlyn Gapp each made a 3-pointer. Humboldt (8-3) was paced by Morgan Mann, who scored 31 points a night ...

Lynx girls give full effort vs. Nevada

NEVADA — The Webster City girls gave head coach Mark Fisher a sign of hope moving forward here last Thursday night. Despite suffering a 56-36 loss to Nevada, and losing a key starter early on, the Lynx battled for four quarters. “Yes it’s a loss, but for the first time all year, we competed as a team for a full 32 minutes,” Fisher said. “Everyone that came in played hard. Everyone that came in competed and looked to make plays. “We were short-handed but we kept battling. I am more proud of this group right now. Yes, it stinks to go into break winless, but this group ...

Webster City boys can’t quite catch Bulldogs

HAMPTON — The Webster City boys put together a strong fourth quarter here Tuesday night vs. Hampton-Dumont/CAL. Despite outscoring the Bulldogs 18-9 over the final eight minutes, though, the Lynx suffered a 49-43 defeat. Jace Larson nearly had a triple-double to lead Webster City, scoring 15 points with 11 rebounds and seven blocks. Cole Miller added 12 points and Briar Klaver had five points with six rebounds. Braden Doering added five rebounds, four assists and a block. Hampton-Dumont/CAL used a big third where they went on a 17-5 run to push a three-point lead to 15 entering ...

Hampton-Dumont/CAL puts clamps down on Lynx girls

HAMPTON — The Webster City girls dropped a 44-6 decision here Tuesday night to Hampton-Dumont/CAL in their final North Central Conference game before Christmas. The Bulldogs jumped out to a 10-2 lead early and never looked back, outscoring the Lynx in the second, 17-0. Izzy Grossoehme had three points, Alivia Burns two and Joleah Stuhr one for the Lynx. Olivia Gallentine and Ady Poppen each had four rebounds. “First, I do want to give credit to the Hampton girls, they have shown they are a good defensive team this year and they made things tough on us,” WCHS head coach Mark ...

A NEW ERA

Veteran assistant and Webster City native Andy Brim has been tabbed the next head football coach for the Lynx. His hiring was made official by the school board’s approval on Monday night. Brim becomes just the seventh head football coach for the program since 1948, replacing the ...