On Friday, the HCHS boys golf team played the Triangular Event in which they played against Boyer Valley and Denison at Majestic Hills Golf Course, finishing tied for first, but losing on a tiebreaker.
“We put one of our better team scores of the season on the board Friday afternoon at Denison,” said HCHS Head Golf Coach Chad Swanson.
Swanson highlighted an individual on his roster who had a big day out on the course.

Thursday night, HCHS boys and girls track and field team competed in the Hawkeye-10 Coed Track Meet. The boys took home fourth place and the girls took home second place as they competed competitively throughout the night.

On Thursday, the IKM-Manning girls track and field team competed in the Jim Yunek Coed Relays and tied for first place with Pocohontas.
“We were very happy with how the girls ran last night,” said Wolves Head Track and Field Coach Emma Konkler. “Emily Albertsen and Morgan Hanson set the tone for the night, both running great races in the 3000.”

On Thursday, the HCHS girls varsity soccer team took on the Creston Panthers and dismantled them, 9-0. With this win, it marks their fourth consecutive victory and moves their overall record to 8-5.
“It was another chilly and rainy evening in Creston last night,” said HCHS Head Soccer Coach Jared Boysen. “The defense continued to play really well last night not allowing Creston any shots in the game.”

On Wednesday, the HCHS girls varsity tennis team played in the Hawkeye Ten Girls Tennis Tournament. They took home eighth place out of 11 teams that competed.
“Overall the girls placed eighth in the Hawkeye Ten tournament,” said HCHS Head Tennis Coach Katie Arentson. “While their play on the court was great, I am even more proud of the way that they treat each other and their opponents.”

On Tuesday, The Vikings boys varsity soccer team took on the Atlantic Trojans on their field and shut them down, 7-1. Five of the seven goals on the night came from seniors Ramon Ciurana and Raydden Grobe. Ciurana had two, while Grobe had three.

On Tuesday, the AHSTW Vikings competed in the WIC Conference Coed Track Meet. They were one of nine schools to compete in the event.
“Overall, we had a good night last night when it came to previous times,” said Vikings Boys Head Track and Field Coach Jackson Renberg. “There were many personal bests which was awesome to see.”
Renberg highlighted some athletes in the distance medley competition who had standout performances.

It was a cold night at AHSTW Community School as nine schools competed in the WIC Conference coed track meet. Wolves head girls track and field coach Emma Konkler spoke on behalf of their performance.
“Overall our strongest finishes came from our distance group,” Konkler said. “Emily Albertsen and Morgan Hanson both pushed each other to place in both the 3000 and the 1500.”

On Tuesday, the HCHS girls varsity golf team took home eighth place with a total of 435 strokes played in the Trojan Invitational at Nishna Hills Golf Club. The girls finished just two behind Shenandoah. One girl on the roster stood out for the Cyclones.

On Tuesday, the HCHS boys varsity golf team placed ninth in the Trojan Invitational with a total of 361 strokes.
“I thought the team as a whole did a good job limiting penalty strokes today,” said HCHS Head Golf Coach Chad Swanson. “Atlantic Country Club is a tight course and we kept the ball in play and avoided going deep on these greens that are often tucked into boundaries.”

Tuesday night, The HCHS girls varsity soccer team went on the road to Denison High School and came away with a 3-2 victory for their third consecutive win.

On Monday night, the HCHS boys varsity soccer team played the Council Bluffs Lincoln Lynx and shut them down, 2-0.
“It was a huge win for us last night against CB Abraham Lincoln,” said HCHS Head Soccer Coach Dave Voge. “We have struggled against them in the last three or four contests, but this time we turned the tables on the scoreboard.”

It was a cold and rainy night at Merrill Field, but with about nine minutes on the clock, senior goalkeeper Lexi Musich saved the day by stopping St. Albert from tying up the game.
“That was a huge one,” said HCHS Head Soccer Coach Jared Boysen. “She laid out with her body and made a great save on that.”

It was a cold and rainy day at the Drake Relays in Des Moines, but that did not stop athletes from competing at the top of their game, including Harlan’s Kaia Bieker who took home sixth place in the women’s high school 800m event.
“I was just so excited to be here,” Bieker said. “I’ve really been working, my teammates have been encouraging me towards getting here in this open eight, so it’s been exciting.”

It was another rough night at the tennis courts for the HCHS girls varsity tennis team as they dropped their match to the Red Oak Tigers 9-0.
“In the past, the Red Oak girls team has always been a tough opponent, and it continued this year as well,” said HCHS Head Tennis Coach Katie Arentson. “They had strong serving speed, and they were consistent with good ball control/placement.”