Monday night at home, the HCHS boys varsity soccer team ran into a buzz saw facing the 10-5 Lewis Central Titans, dropping the game 8-1.
“Lewis Central has got a lot of speed and very good ball skill,” said Cyclones Head Coach Dave Voge. “Most of those guys play together on club teams all year round and you can tell by that.”
Junior Titan Brayden Shepard got the Titans on the board first with a goal 23 seconds into the game.

The Lewis Central Titans came to Merrill Field Monday night against the HCHS girls varsity soccer team and defeated them 3-1, with two goals coming from Senior Gracie Hays.
“We knew they were tough up front,” said Cyclones Head Coach Jared Boysen. “They have three or four girls that scored quite a few goals, so we knew we needed to stay in front and we played more defense and didn’t have as many offensive opportunities.”

Cyclone Senior Mason Anderson recently signed a Letter of Intent to play soccer at Northwestern College in Orange City following the conclusion of his high school career.
“I am very happy to be able to play soccer at a collegiate level,” Anderson said.
Anderson talked about what made him choose Northwestern where he will be majoring in business management.

Monday at Majestic Hills Golf Course in Denison, the HCHS girls golf team competed in the Hawkeye-10 Tournament, placing third among 11 teams with 421, 38 strokes behind the winner Atlantic.
“I thought they played really well, really smart,” said Cyclones Head Coach Todd Bladt. “We just had a few blowout holes that we’ve got to try and eliminate. If we could get those out of there, we’d shoot some really darn nice scores.”

Cyclone Sophomore Jaylee Schmitz made history recently during the Bruce Henderson Invite at Atlantic High School when she moved into 9th place all time with a 17.09 time in the hurdles.
“It’s definitely very exciting to know that my hard work is paying off and hopefully I will continue to improve throughout my career,” Schmitz said.

The HCHS boys track and field team continue to dominate breaking conference records at the Hawkeye-10 Meet Thursday in both the 4x100 and 4x200 relay races.

Peggy Berg and her high school teammates were recently inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame for their efforts in basketball. Berg is a Harlan resident and works at the Kohorst & Fischer Law Firm.

Exira-EHK Senior Quinn Grubbs has signed a Letter of Intent to go play basketball at Dordt University, a private evangelical university in Sioux City, following the conclusion of her high school days.

IKM-Manning Senior Caden Keller made Wolves history in track and field at the Bob Clark Relays April 25 breaking the school record in the 3200 by almost 18 seconds with a time of 9:46.78.

The HCHS boys varsity golf team took first place with 316 strokes beating out Kuemper Catholic by one, Denison by three and Atlantic by four in the Hawkeye-10 Tournament Thursday.

The IKM-Manning girls track and field team competed at the WIC Championships at Underwood, taking a 5th place finish with 63 points, seven ahead of Tri-Center.
“Our conference has a lot of very competitive 1A and 2A schools, so we were happy to see our relays compete and run PR's as well as some of our individuals,” said Wolves Head Coach Emma Konkler-Petersen. 

The HCHS girls track and field team came out and competed well at the Bruce Henderson Invite in Atlantic, taking third place with 92.7 points, 10.5 ahead of Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln.

Monday, the HCHS boys varsity golf team competed in the Lewis Central Triangular against the Titans and Glenwood Rams.
The Cyclones won the tournament with 163, two ahead of Glenwood and four ahead of Lewis Central. Every Cyclone finished with less than 50 strokes on nine holes, including Jonas Reynolds who finished with 38, with birdies on holes 10, 12, and 15.

The HCHS girls varsity soccer team got a chance to play the East Sac County Raiders after their originally scheduled game was postponed, and despite weather conditions were able to come away with a 2-1 victory on goals from Kayla Anderson and Ivy Stevens.
Junior Raider Kenna Meyer got her team on the board early taking a 1-0 lead. The Raiders were able to hold that lead for a while.

The struggles continue for the HCHS boys varsity soccer team with its fourth consecutive loss Monday at Merrill Field against the Council Bluffs Lincoln Lynx, losing 7-0.