HULL-There was a steady breeze blowing at about 15 miles per hour from the north, but inconsistencies on the greens proved to be the most costly for Western Christian girls at a home Lakes Conference triangular Tuesday, May 3.
HULL-Western Christian once again faced a talented team in Class 2A seventh-ranked Spencer in Lakes Conference girls’ soccer Thursday. The Wolfpack lost the game 6-2, but felt good about their overall performance.
SPENCER-Spencer had control of the ball for much of the game, but Western Christian had a strong defensive effort to force penalty kicks and came out on top with a 2-1 Lakes Conference boys’ soccer victory Thursday.
ROCK VALLEY-The day was sunny with temperatures in the upper 70s, which normally equals a good day for golf. But Boyden-Hull got stuck in the hazards of the course at Rock Valley Golf Club and took third place in Siouxland Conference boys golf Thursday.
SLOAN-The Trinity Christian track team traveled south Friday for one final meet prior to state qualifying Thursday, May 12. The Tigers were hoping to continue to see times go down and throws go farther and they got their wish — for the most part.
SERGEANT BLUFF-Western Christian had control of the ball for much of the game, but Sergeant Bluff-Luton did not allow the Wolfpack to get many scoring chances in a 3-1 nonconference boys soccer defeat Tuesday, May 3.
Wolfpack runners earn various conference honors By Nathan Broek | LEMARS-For the first time this season, temperatures were in the upper 70s and there were no clouds to be found at the Lakes Conference meet in LeMars Thursday. Western Christian took advantage of that fact to the best of its ability with 11 events earning all-conference honors.
Wolfpack runners earn various conference honors By Nathan Broek | LEMARS-For the first time this season, temperatures were in the upper 70s and there were no clouds to be found at the Lakes Conference meet in LeMars Thursday. Western Christian took advantage of that fact to the best of its ability with 11 events earning all-conference honors.
HULL-After having limited scoring chances in the last four games, Western Christian made an adjustment with its up-front defenders and the change worked effectively in a 4-0 nonconference boys soccer victory over Sioux Center Monday, May 2.
SIOUX CENTER-Western Christian has worked on getting as many players involved in offense as possible and the Wolfpack had that and then some Monday, May 2, in a 10-0 beatdown of Sioux Center in nonconference girls soccer.
SPENCER-Like they have for most of the season, the Western Christian boys got balanced scoring from their top four golfers, but host Spencer was a little better on its home course at a Lakes Conference triangular Tuesday, May 3.
Individual Tigers shine at War Eagle Conference track meet By Nathan ORANGE CITY-Going into the big War Eagle Conference track and field meet Monday, May 2, Trinity Christian were once again focused on having its top performers improve on i
ORANGE CITY-The Boyden-Hull girls’ and boys’ track and field teams used the Siouxland Conference meet Thursday as one last measuring stick to see how they will stack up against an always tough Class 3A state-qualifying field. The Nighthawks were pleased with some of the final results.
