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Senior Weston Reisz makes a shot from 3-point range in the third quarter for the Cyclones opening the quarter on a 5-0 run Monday night at home against the Winterset Huskies.
Coming off a tough 2-point loss Friday night, the HCHS Cyclones boys basketball team was hoping to return to the win column Monday night at home against the Winterset Huskies, but came out flat, losing 60-48. “We knew this was going to be a real tough game, especially coming off Friday night,” said...
Sophomore Brinley Van Baale #25, drives down court to the basket as Sophomore Makenna Olsen attempts to keep pace with her.
Leading by just six points approaching the end of the third quarter, Sophomore Cyclone Brinley Van Baale made back-to-back 3-point shots, followed by a layup from Sophomore Kenzley Bruck, helping lead the Cyclones to their 16th win of the season over the Winterset Huskies 64-55. “I’ve been working...
Senior Weston Reisz #25, passes the ball to Junior Dallas McDowell late in the game Friday night at home against the Panthers.
With just 1.7 seconds remaining in regulation of Friday’s home game against the Creston Panthers, Senior Panther Brayden Schoon received an inbound pass, and made for a layup at the buzzer defeating the HCHS Cyclones 48-46. “We gave it away,” said Cyclone Head Coach Mitch Osborn. “We gave them the...
Cyclone Senior Aubrey Schwieso #15, scores her 1000th career point during Friday’s home win against the Creston Panthers, becoming just the third Cyclone to do so joining Taylor Frederick and Jordyn Moser, who both played from 2012-2016.
Coming into Friday’s home match against the Creston Panthers, Cyclone Senior Aubrey Schwieso needed just four points to reach 1000 in her Cyclone basketball career and was able to achieve it on a 3-point shot in the first quarter, en route to a 73-36 win. “I just want to credit all my past...
Elle Stephens proudly stands on the podium after punching her ticket to state.
HCHS’s Elle Stephens was the lone Cyclone to punch her ticket to the state tournament in Coralville doing so at the regional meet at Red Oak High School. “She went out and wrestled really hard,” said Cyclone Head Coach Tarah Devlin-Lawler of Stephens. “She got her ticket punched, which was the goal...
Junior Addison Wicks #23, plays defense against Senior Spoofhound Jalea Price during Thursday’s home game.
The HCHS Cyclones girls basketball team continues to stay hot winning their seventh consecutive game 67-55 Thursday night at home against the Maryville Spoofhounds. “We played well,” said Cyclone Head Coach Zach Klaassen. “I thought we got out of the gates really well. They [Maryville] were...
Back Row, From L-R, Jana Schmitz, Clara Schmitz, Ethan Schmitz, and Jeff Schmitz. Front Row, From L-R, Cindy Hanson and Katy Schmitz gather together as Katy signs a Letter of Intent for equestrian at SDSU.
HCHS Senior Katy Schmitz will be heading off to South Dakota State University for horseback riding. “I’m really excited and really grateful,” Schmitz said. “It took a lot of work to get to this point. I’ve been competitively showing for 10 years now, and I’m very grateful for the opportunity.” With...
Senior Ben Leinen #41, goes for a layup in the third quarter of Tuesday’s home game against Denison.
After three tough losses, the HCHS Cyclones boys basketball team got back in the win column with a Tuesday night 67-45 home win over the Denison Monarchs. “It feels nice,” said Cyclone Junior Dallas McDowell. “We were playing together. We’re catching a rhythm, so it’s fun to play with the guys out...
Sophomore Avery Manz #35, gets in on the action in the fourth quarter of Tuesday’s home game.
With a combination of stellar defense and multiple Cyclones stepping up on the offensive end of the floor, the HCHS Cyclones girls basketball team opened Tuesday’s home game on a 15-0 run en route to a 65-25 victory over the Denison Monarchs. “To be honest, I think our start wasn’t great,” said...
In their final tune-up before Regionals, the HCHS Cyclones girls wrestling team struggled Monday at Red Oak High School against four other schools in part due to weight differences, but head coach Tarah Devlin-Lawler was still proud. “A lot of the teams that we saw didn’t have the same weight...

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