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Regionals tough draw for Lynx

DECORAH — Success is made up of many factors. There’s hard work and dedication, for one. Other factors are physical and mental preparedness, and the luck of the draw. The Webster City girls’ tennis team, as much as they prepared, had a tough time at the Class 1A-Region 6 Girls’ ...

Webster City girls back on track

After what seemed to be a long losing skid, the Webster City girls’ soccer team returned to the win column. The Lynx scored in the opening moments of their North Central Conference match against Wright County Soccer (Belmond-Klemme) and never looked back en route to a 5-1 victory last ...

Business is starting to pick up a bit within the Webster City boys’ golf team. Last Thursday at Briggs Woods Golf Course, the Lynx hosted eight other squads for the Lynx Invitational. Last Saturday, Webster City hit the road, taking part in the Larry Clark Kuemper Invitational, held at the Carroll Country Club. This past Monday, the purple and gold were in action for the North Central Conference Boys’ Golf Tournament, held at Spring Valley Golf Course. At home, Webster City placed second with 330 strokes. Gilbert won the meet with a 301. The Lynx then tied Humboldt for ...

IN THE CLUTCH

Without a doubt, the eight-team North Central Conference has no shortage of talent. Finishing no lower than fourth heading into the North Central Conference Championships, held last Thursday at the WCHS Track Complex in Webster City, the Webster City boys’ track and field team had their ...

Doolittle coming back to coach Lynx

It didn’t take long for the Webster City Community School District to find their next head wrestling coach. In fact, the district looked to one of their native sons to spearhead the program going forward. Webster City native and former Duke grappler Drake Doolittle will be tabbed as ...

Eight in a row for No. 4 Webster City on the pitch

BELMOND — For more than a month’s time, the Webster City boys’ soccer team has only tasted victory. Taking on Wright County Soccer (Belmond-Klemme) on the road last Thursday at Faris Field, the taste of winning kept its sweetness. The fourth-ranked (Class 2A) Lynx scored early and often, before running away with an 8-1 rout of WCS in a North Central Conference matchup. Their latest triumph also extended Webster City’s winning streak to eight consecutive fixtures. Sophomore midfielder Eddy Fuentes compiled two goals and two assists for the winning cause, and now leads the team ...