Monday, the HCHS boys varsity golf team competed at the Spencer Invitational tying with the Emmetsburg E-Hawks with 339 strokes apiece, just 22 behind the winner, Western Christian.
Multiple Cyclones performed well, including Jonas Reynolds, Alex Bladt, Braydon Ernst, Jace Gubbels and Drew Bladt, who all scored under 90.

About ten minutes into Monday’s game, Cyclone Sophomore Kayla Anderson scored her first goal of the season on an assist from Sophomore Aubrey Schwieso, putting the Cyclones up 1-0, en route to a dominating 4-0 win.
The Cyclones secured their fifth win of the season starting their 3-game road trip off on the right foot.

With the game tied at one and less than 15 minutes to go, Sophomore Aubrey Schwieso drove to the net, found an opening past Trojans goalkeeper Preslie Arbaugh scoring her second goal of the night, putting the Cyclones ahead for good, sealing a 2-1 win over the Tri-Center Trojans.

Last Tuesday, the HCHS girls varsity tennis team went on the road to battle the Lewis Central Titans and lost, 9-0.
“We believe that the girls are still adjusting to their new positions on the team, and they are starting to understand what it is going to take to win at these new levels,” said Cyclones Head Coach Dillon Stane.

Last Tuesday at home, the HCHS boys varsity tennis team took on the Lewis Central Titans and dropped their overall match, 9-0.
For the boys, their struggles continue to find a win as a team falling to 0-4 on the season.

Seniors Jacob Birch, Aidan Hall, Wil Neuharth and Junior Cade Sears broke the school record in the 4x100 with a time of 42.49 and the 4x200 meter relay event with 1:28.63, taking yet another first place finish.
“Anytime you can go out and do that in less than ideal running conditions, it’s a good night,” said Cyclones Head Coach Sam Brummer.

It was a windy day for the Cyclones at the Ram Relays, but they still performed strong according to head coach Jenny Hamilton.
“We had a warm windy day to compete in Glenwood with lots of good competition,” she said. “Times were a little slower across the board, and ours were no exception.”

The AHSTW boys track and field team has limited numbers due to athletes being on the shelf right now, but for the ones who are there, head coach Jackson Renberg was proud of the efforts being put forth.

Tuesday, the HCHS boys track and field team competed at home in the Ken Carstens Relays taking fourth place with 80.5 points.
“It’s always nice to have home meets,” said Cyclones Head Coach Sam Brummer. “It eliminates the travel, it’s a familiar setting and we obviously practice there daily, so it’s like a home field advantage, except you’re competing against 8-10 other teams, whereas in other sports it’s usually just one.”

The AHSTW Vikings boys varsity track and field team performed strong Thursday at the AHSTW Co-Ed event taking second place with 150 points, just five behind the winning Riverside Bulldogs.
Despite finishing second, Vikings head coach Jackson Renberg was still pleased with the results.

The HCHS girls soccer team was hoping to extend their win streak to four games, but ran into a buzzsaw Monday night on the road against the Kuemper Catholic Knights, losing 4-2.

After a week off, the HCHS boys varsity soccer team returned home to play the Kuemper Catholic Knights and beat them on their home turf, 2-0, winning their third game of the season.
It didn’t take long for the Cyclones to get on the board when Mason Anderson knocked in a goal 3 plus minutes into the game, giving the Cyclones an early 1-0 lead.

Monday at Harlan Golf & Country Club, the HCHS boys golf team had their first home meet of the season and were successful beating out the Lewis Central Titans by two strokes, 170-172.
Head coach Chad Swanson was pleased with what he saw overall, but highlighted a few individuals who have started off their seasons strong.

Thursday, the Exira-EHK Spartans boys track and field team finished in sixth place with 84 points, just four behind Griswold and Fremont Mills who tied for fourth place with 88.
Head coach Kevin Brown is optimistic once weather starts to improve, the tables will turn for the Spartans and they’ll perform much stronger.

The HCHS trap shooting team competed in the wind Saturday in Logan, but head coach Jason Paulsen was pleased with the results.