Junior Hannah Sonderman and Sophomore Aubrey Schwieso were the stars of the night Friday at home in their 57-46 victory over the Atlantic Trojans for their third consecutive victory.
“My team is getting me the ball and I do have open looks and my shots are falling,” Sonderman said.

Junior Ross Kusel led the way for the IKM-Manning Wolves Friday with 17 points Thursday night en route to a 51-34 victory over the Logan-Magnolia Panthers, including finishing the game on a 17-0 run.
“It feels really good,” Kusel said. “We had a tough time in the beginning. We were all a little slow, but we picked ourselves up, played together and it was a good win.”

Senior Panther Macanna Guritz scored 12 points for Logan-Magnolia on the path to a 44-40 victory over the IKM-Manning Wolves Thursday night. For the Wolves, it was their second consecutive loss and seventh overall, moving their record to 4-7 on the season.
The first quarter got off to a strong start for both teams with the Wolves trailing by just four points. Junior Abby Neilheisel was leading the Wolves in scoring with six points.

Junior Erica Rust scored 18 points for the Cyclones en route to a tight 54-52 road victory over the Glenwood Rams Tuesday night.
“I’m very happy with Erica's performance the other night,” said Cyclones Head Coach Zach Klaassen. “Going up against one of the better athletes in the middle as well that night. She has been very consistent for us this year.”

Glenwood Senior Caden Johnson scored 20 points on the path to victory for the Rams Tuesday night at home over the HCHS Cyclones for its ninth win of the season.
The Rams came out of the gate scoring 16 in the first quarter, taking a 6-point lead into the second. The second quarter was much lower in scoring with neither team scoring in double digits, with a 22-14 Rams lead into the locker room at halftime.

Junior Ella Langer led the way for the Vikings with 13 points Tuesday night at home against the Riverside Bulldogs, helping the Vikings to its fifth win on the season and second consecutive victory.

Senior Cole Scheffler made history for the AHSTW Vikings Tuesday night in their 74-34 victory over the Riverside Bulldogs by becoming the all-time assist leader.

Senior Brad Curren scored 26 points in Friday’s home victory over the St. Albert Falcons to give the Cyclones their sixth win of the season.
“It was a good one to bounce back after that Lewis Central game that was a really rough game,” Curren said. “To come out and get this win, it felt good.”

Sophomore Aubrey Schwieso led the way with 17 points for the Cyclones Friday night at home against the St. Albert Saintes en route to a 49-33, handing St. Albert their first loss of the season.

Junior Aiden Flathers led the way for the Spartans Thursday night with 20 points against the Woodbine Tigers, defeating them in dominant fashion 64-31 for EHK’s eighth win of the season.

The undefeated (7-0) Woodbine Tigers came into Exira Thursday night to battle the Spartans and won in close fashion 38-37.
“We had a chance there at the end,” said Spartans Head Coach Tom Petersen. “We had multiple opportunities I felt to knock shots down. I also told the girls that I was proud of the effort, but we’ve got to be able to finish. It’s one of those games that can go either way.”

Lewis Central Juniors Nash Paulson and Curtis Witte led the way for the Titans at home Tuesday night over the Cyclones to a dominant 51-33 victory.
Cyclone Senior Brad Curren made his season debut after missing the first six games due to a pinky injury.
“It’s great to have him [Curren] back,” said Cyclones Head Coach Mitch Osborn. “Brad had a lot of good looks in his first one back.”

Lewis Central Junior Guard Lucy Scott led the way for the Titans scoring 18 points en route to a 53-26 victory over the HCHS Cyclones Tuesday night.
The Titans came out of the gate aggressively with a 7-0 run before Cyclone head coach Zach Klaassen called his first timeout. The timeout didn’t affect the LC scoring, holding a 19-4 lead at the end of the first quarter.

Aidan Hall, a senior at HCHS officially signed a Letter of Intent to go play football for the Iowa Hawkeyes in Iowa City.
“It feels good,” Hall said. “To finally be able to make things official, it feels great. It’s been a long journey and I’m just excited for this next chapter of my life.”

Stephen Leinen, a senior at HCHS has signed a Letter of Intent to play football at Dordt University, a private evangelical Christian university in Sioux Center following the conclusion of his high school days.
“It feels awesome,” Leinen said. “I’m super excited to be a part of their program. It really feels like a family and I’m super excited to be a part of their agricultural program too. I’m looking forward to that.”