SIBLEY-Weather conditions for Siouxland Conference girls’ golf at Sibley Golf and Country Club Tuesday, April 26, were not good and the young Boyden-Hull girls’ squad had trouble navigating around the poor weather.
Neither golfer shot under 60. Coach John Olson said the conditions did not make for good golf.
HULL-Western Christian had the advantage on its home course for a Lakes Conference boys’ golf triangular Tuesday, April 26, but the weather conditions made it difficult and the Wolfpack settled for second place.
CHEROKEE-With state qualifying for track less than two weeks away, Western Christian used the Cherokee Invitational Tuesday, April 26, to do some last-minute experimenting and preparation.
MILFORD-Trinity Christian had a couple more days to get the injury bug out of its system on the boys track team and the Tigers got their wish at the Okoboji Pioneer Relays Monday, April 25.
ORANGE CITY-Conditions were on the cold side for Western Christian boys’ golfers at a nonconference dual with Unity Christian, but the wind stayed away and the Wolfpack shot their best score of the season.
INWOOD-Like it has for most of the season, the weather for track and field at the West Lyon Invitational Tuesday, April 26, did not do the runners any favors.
Burdella De Jager 95 95 Hull, Iowa April 25, 2016 April 25, 2016 Burdella Gertrude De Jager, 95, of Hull, Iowa, died Saturday, April 30, 2016, at Sioux Center Health, Sioux
Some property owners on Locust Street, who were looking at a street assessment this summer, got some good news from the Hull City Council last Monday.
Local high school students were invited to display their works of fine art at the second Northwest Iowa Fine Arts Show April 20-28 at Northwest Iowa Community College. Prior to being set up at NCC
SPIRIT LAKE-Western Christian came out of the gates fast in a Lakes Conference boys soccer game against Spirit Lake Thursday, but the Wolfpack were unable to notch a second goal and ran out of energy in overtime for a 2-1 defeat.
SPIRIT LAKE-With two of their short sprinters still battling injuries, the Trinity Christian boys track and field team had to continue to rely on its talented long-distance runners and the athletes continued to run well at the Iowa Great Lakes Invitational in Sprit Lake Tuesday, April 19.
SHELDON-The Western Christian boys track and field team had some lumps and bumps heading into the Sheldon Orab Relays Thursday, but that gave the Wolfpack a chance to experiment with different events.
HULL-With prom the next day, coach Jocelyn Nollmeyer was worried about where her team’s focus level would be, but the Wolfpack were concerned about the game at hand and came out with a 2-0 Lakes Conference girls soccer victory Thursday.
HAWARDEN-The Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley track and field teams have been waiting for a breakout meet to build momentum for the second half of the season.
HULL-Boyden-Hull senior Kyle Bakker signed a letter of intent last Wednesday to continue his basketball career at Northwestern College next winter.
ROCK RAPIDS-Boyden-Hull went to Rock River Golf and Country Club Thursday for Siouxland Conference girls golf in hopes of seeing gradual improvements in their games.
HULL-Western Christian had hopes of competing well on its home course for the first time this season in a nonconference dual with Worthington, Minnesota, Thursday. The Wolfpack fought to their capabilities, but still fell short in a 207-222 decision.
ORANGE CITY-The focus for the Boyden-Hull boys golf team going into its Siouxland Conference meet at Landsmeer Golf and Country Club in Orange City Thursday was to have better course management skills.
HINTON-The Trinity Christina boys track and field team has been anxiously awaiting Joel Baker’s return to the track, which he did at the Hinton Blackhawk Relays Thursday.
HULL-Western Christian senior Kaira Moss signed a letter of intent Thursday, April 14, to continue her volleyball career at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona, next fall.
