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REMSEN-Teams are usually worried about how they will perform the first day of competition on the golf course.

HULL-The wind was wild and fierce with gusts up to 20 miles per hour when the Trinity Christian boys golf team faced South O’Brien, but the Tigers were able to work around the poor conditions and finish with solid rounds Thursday.

ORANGE CITY-It was the first true test of the 2016 version of the Western Christian girls and boys track teams and the Wolfpack did not back down at the Dutch Relays hosted by MOC-Floyd Valley Tuesday, April 5.

SIOUX RAPIDS-Some of the top runners on the Trinity Christian boys track and field team are coming off a season where they went to the state cross-country meet in Fort Dodge for the first time.

ORANGE CITY-It was a rematch of last year’s second-round playoff game and, unfortunately for Western Christian, the result was the same as MOC-Floyd Valley got two early goals and held the Wolfpack offense at bay in a 2-1 boys nonconference soccer defeat Monday, April 4.

HULL-After a good start for the Western Christian girls soccer team in the first half, MOC-Floyd Valley made the right adjustments in the second half to force two overtimes and one final extra period on penalty kicks.