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Senior Macy Mueller serves the ball in the backcourt of Thursday’s home games.
In the fourth set of Thursday’s home volleyball match, Cyclone Senior Macy Mueller scored the final point of the night which landed in between two Monarch defenders, winning the set 25-23, and giving the Cyclones their fourth win of the season, along with handing the Monarchs their first loss. “...
Senior running back Lukas Francis #7, goes for a first down during Friday’s game against Lewis Central.
After a tough 31-10 loss in their season opener to the Lewis Central Titans, the HCHS Cyclones football team returns to Merrill Field Friday night looking for their first win against the Denison-Schleswig Monarchs. “I’m really looking forward to it,” said Senior Lukas Francis. “What happened...
HCHS Cyclones Tuesday afternoon, the HCHS Cyclones cross country team competed in the Shenandoah Early Bird event that featured 12 other schools. The girls finished first as a team with 32 points, 12 ahead of Treynor who came in second place with 44. The boys finished in sixth with 135 points, 88...
Sophomore Kendra Hansen sets up a shot at the net for Loralei Wahling during a volleyball match against the Nodaway Valley Wolverines.
After a weekend tournament in which the AHSTW Vikings volleyball team took just one of six, they returned to action Monday at home for a triangular which also featured the Nodaway Valley Wolverines and Griswold Tigers. During their match with Nodaway Valley, the Vikings made quick work of them...
Cade Sears takes an at bat during his final game at Jim Goeser Field during his senior season of Cyclone baseball.
2024 HCHS graduate Cade Sears left his senior season of Cyclone baseball early to start a new journey of playing football for South Dakota State, but left realizing he had a bigger passion for baseball, he will now be playing baseball at Iowa Central Community College. “I guess I didn’t love...
Senior Lindsey Sonderman takes second place overall at the Glenwood Invite, the fastest among all Cyclone girls.
After the Shenandoah Early Bird event got postponed, the HCHS cross country team wasn’t fazed by it, coming in first place amongst the girls with 50 points, just seven ahead of Lewis Central, and the boys finishing fourth with 143 points. “I was very proud of both groups,” said Cyclone Head Coach...
Junior Emercyn Reischl serves the ball in the backcourt against the Underwood Eagles.
Saturday in Harlan, the HCHS Cyclones volleyball team played six matches between Glenwood, Carroll, Treynor, Underwood, St. Albert, and Missouri Valley. Unfortunately, the Cyclones were only able to come away with just two wins against St. Albert (21-17 and 22-20) and Missouri Valley (21-6 and 21-...
Bottom Row, From L-R, Weston Reisz, Austin Spray, Masen Shults, Lukas Francis, Landen Kaufman, Brett Heese, and Malcolm McDonald honored for senior night. Back Row, From L-R, Bryce Van Baale, Kayden Erwin, Ben Leinen, Jozef Reisz, Spencer Fink, Thomas Kurtz, Hayden Soma, Jacob Brouse, Nolan Schwery, and Alex Heithoff.
It didn’t take long for the Lewis Central Titan offense to get going, as with just under eight minutes remaining in the first quarter, on a 2nd and goal, Senior Titan Brody Patlan went for a 4-yard touchdown run and dive getting into the end zone, putting his team up 6-0, which was followed by the...
Junior Jaelynn Petersen #15, scores a point against the Lenox Tigers.
In their third set of the night in their second game of volleyball, the Exira-EHK Spartans were tied with the Griswold Tigers at 14 points, needing to win by two, and were able to do so scoring the next two points, giving them their second win after defeating the Lenox Tigers in three sets in their...
Senior Brett Heese #55, plays in Friday’s home scrimmage against the Kuemper Catholic Knights.
Under the leadership of defensive coordinator and linebacker coach Sam Brummer, the Cyclones are expected to have a stellar year defensively starting with their season opener at Merrill Field Friday night against their rival, the Lewis Central Titans. “I’m super excited,” Brummer said. “It’s a new...

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