COUNCIL BLUFFS (April 19) -- Greichaly Kaster’s win in the 3,000-meter run and Chloe Hansen’s victory in the 400-meter hurdles highlighted Harlan Community’s night at the Council Bluffs AL/TJ Girls Track Invite on Thursday as the Cyclones finished eighth out of 11 teams with 45.5 points. Kaster won the 3,000 in 11:34-flat and Hansen continued her string of wins in the 400 hurdles with a time of 1:08.09. HCHS also placed second in the distance

 MANNING (April 20) -- The IKM-Manning golf teams picked up their second dual wins in as many nights Friday, scoring uncontested victories over partial varsity squads from AHSTW at the M&M Golf Club. The Wolves also won at home vs. Audubon on Thursday. The IKM-M boys posted a team score of 179 Friday, led by medalist and runner-up medalist rounds from Kyler Rasmussen (42) and Jarod Henkelman (43), who both had one birdie on the day.

 REGIONAL (April 20) -- The Harlan Community girls golf team lost a pair of dual meets last week but showed great improvement on Friday in a six-stroke loss to Kuemper Catholic. HCHS shot a 192 at the Breda Golf Course, led by Lexie Holloway’s medalist round of 42, but Kuemper was just a few strokes better with a 186. The Cyclone girls also lost at home to Glenwood Tuesday, shooting a 224 to the Rams’ 218.

 HARLAN (April 19) -- As one missed opportunity stacked on top of another for Harlan Community Thursday night, it appeared the Cyclone boys might be headed for another heartbreaking soccer loss to their northern rival. But in the 93rd minute of play - 7:19 left in the second overtime period - senior Dylan Eshelman became a sudden-death hero for the second time in 11 days. Chasing down Tanner Fink’s well-placed pass over the defense toward the

 HARLAN (April 19) -- The Harlan Community girls tennis team lost to unbeaten Shenandoah 9-0 in dual play Thursday at the Harlan high school courts. HCHS dropped to 1-4 on the season. The Fillies (5-0) only dropped a game in the number-one singles and number-one doubles matches. The closest score of the meet came at No. 1 singles, where Cyclone senior Nicole Lange lost 3-8 to Shenandoah’s Nichole Gilbert.

 HARLAN (April 16) -- The Greene County boys soccer team entered Monday night’s game at Harlan Community with a 4-0 record, a number 14-ranking in Class 1A and a leading scorer with 11 early-season goals. A tough challenge was expected from the upstart Rams - in their first year as a varsity program - but the Cyclones sent them away with a resounding 6-0 defeat on another chilly night at Merrill Field. Six different players put in a goal for H

 HARLAN (April 16) -- The end result wasn’t a victory, but the Harlan Community girls soccer team will look to take some positives away from Monday night’s 2-1 home loss to Missouri Valley. After being outscored 18-1 in their first three games against Sioux City West, Tri-Center and Glenwood, the Cyclones outshot the Lady Reds by a modest 8-6 count on goal and tied the match with 13:51 remaining on a well-struck cross by Kylee Hinz. Missouri V

 COUNCIL BLUFFS (April 17) -- Nick Foss and Chloe Hansen both won their signature events Tuesday night as the Harlan Community boys placed fourth and the girls placed fifth at the Lewis Central Co-Ed Track Meet. Season-best times were hard to come by on a cool, windy night and the meet lasted more than six hours, finishing at 10:10 p.m. The Cyclone boys placed 18 times in 15 events and scored 88 points to finish behind Atlantic (117), Lewis Ce

 ATLANTIC (April 17) -- Shelbi Wilson won the girls 3,000-meter run and Evan Wilson won the boys 3,200 Tuesday night as the Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton track teams finished near the middle of the pack at the CAM Co-Ed Classic held in Atlantic. The Spartan boys placed fifth out of 11 teams with 49 points, scoring in nine total events, while the girls placed in seven events and took sixth in the team standings with 42 points. Shelbi Wilson won gol

 GLENWOOD (April 17) -- The Harlan Community boys golf team lost by 14 strokes in dual play at Glenwood Tuesday, falling 155 to 169 at the Glenwood Golf Course. HCHS is now 2-1 on the season. The Cyclone bright spot at Glenwood was HCHS junior Jay Swanson chipping in for birdie on his last hole to secure first-place medalist honors with a 37.

 HARLAN (April 17) -- The Harlan Community girls tennis team split a pair of home meets in the last week, beating Audubon 6-3 on April 12 and losing to an undefeated Glenwood squad 9-0 on April 17. The Cyclones’ top four seeds all won twice against the Wheelers, including one-sided singles wins by Nicole Lange (8-1), Taylor Andersen (8-0), Amelia Juhl (8-4) and Elise Juhl (8-3).

 GLENWOOD (April 17) -- The Harlan Community boys tennis team took a 3-2 dual record into Thursday’s meet at Shenandoah following a 9-0 defeat at Glenwood Tuesday. HCHS also notched an 8-1 dual win at Audubon on April 12 before its meets at St. Albert (April 13) and vs. Kuemper (April 16) were postponed. All six Cyclone varsity players earned at least one win against the Wheelers as they were just a tiebreaker loss away from a 9-0 sweep.

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 OMAHA, NEB. (April 12) -- Avery Blasdel and Mia McCorkle scored two goals apiece and Blasdel also had two assists to lead 14th-ranked (2A) Glenwood past Harlan Community 6-0 in girls soccer action Thursday at Creighton University’s Morrison Stadium. The Cyclones, now 0-3 overall and 0-1 in the Hawkeye Ten Conference, were held without a shot attempt in the game while the Rams took 35 total shots and 28 shots on goal (11 by Blasdel).

 COUNCIL BLUFFS (April 12) -- AHSTW’s Gage Clay and Harlan Community’s Nick Foss combined to win three gold medals Thursday night at the C.B. Boys Invitational track meet held at the Gale Wickersham Athletic Complex. HCHS scored 11 times in 10 events and tied Treynor for fifth place in the team standings with 54 points. AHSTW placed in seven events and finished 10th out of 14 teams with 43 points. The meet’s top four teams included St.