Month: May 2017

HULL-Double overtime is what it took for the Western Christian boys’ soccer team to win in the first round of Class 1A District 1 play, defeating the West Sioux Falcons 3-2 in Hull.

PAULLINA-Coming into the season, coach Mike De Jager of the Trinity Christian baseball team felt his squad’s offense would have to take its time throughout the season to improve and score runs.

LEMARS-The Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley softball team was victorious in its first action of the season Tuesday, May 23. The Nighthawks defeated the LeMars Bulldogs 12-0 in a non-conference game in LeMars.

ROCK VALLEY-It was the first game of the 2017 season for Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley and five errors on defense proved that fact, but the Nighthawks still managed to come away with a 7-4 Siouxland Conference baseball victory Thursday.nbroek@ncppub.com Sheldon 1-0-0-2-0-0-1

HULL-It was senior night for the Western Christian girls’ soccer team Wednesday, May 25. However, the Wolfpack were defeated by Sioux City East 6-0 in non-conference action.

Class 2A state track Wolfpack and Nighthawks take home high honors at state Western Christian girls finish as the sixth team in the state with 31.33 points, B-H/RV highlighted by Cassie

FORT DODGE-The Boyden-Hull boys’ golf team will be traveling to Ames for the boys’ Class 1A state tournament Friday, May 26 and Saturday, May 27.

ORANGE CITY-For the second year in a row, the Western Christian boys’ golf team ended the season with heartbreak, but not all the Wolfpack were left out of the state tournament after the Class 2A District golf tournament at Landsmeer Golf Club in Orange City Thursday.

HULL-The Boyden-Hull girls’ golf team participated in the Class 1A Regional Golf Meet Monday, May 15, and the Comets got to play on their home course, Rolling Hills Country Club in Hull, for the final time this season.

ORANGE CITY-The conditions were not ideal for regional golf Monday, May 15, and the Western Christian girls’ golf team could not overcome that extra hurdle.

SPIRIT LAKE-It was a disappointing loss for the Western Christian girls’ soccer team Monday, May 15. The Wolfpack fell short to Spirit Lake with a 2-1 final score in Hull.