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Sophomore Aubrey Schwieso (left) led the way for the Cyclones with 14 points during Tuesday’s road loss to the Titans.
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...
From L-R, Alan Hall, Aidan Hall and Michele Hall sit together as Aidan signs a Letter of Intent to go play football for the Iowa Hawkeyes.
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.” During...
From L-R, Shayla Leinen, Stephen Leinen and Darrel Leinen sit together as Stephen signs a Letter of Intent to go play football for Dordt University.
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...
Sophomore Aubrey Schwieso (left) leads the way for the Cyclones with 21 points against the Panorama Panthers en route to a 56-49 victory, giving them their fifth win in a row.
Sophomore Aubrey Schwieso led the Cyclones to their fifth consecutive victory scoring 21 points on the night and handing the Panorama Panthers their first loss of the season. “It feels really good,” Schwieso said. “Obviously they’re a great team and we’re on a winning streak and hopefully we’ll get...
Exira-EHK Spartan Sophomore Bella Muller (center) stands proudly as the winner of the Iowa-Nebraska WSO Championship in Omaha. Muller took home first place in both her age and weight class.
Exira-EHK Sophomore Bella Muller continues to dominate in weightlifting taking home first place in the Iowa-Nebraska Weightlifting State Organization Championship. Muller also took home first place in her age group and had significantly less body weight than the other girls she competed against. “...
IKM-Manning Wolves head volleyball coach McKaylie Croghan gives her team a pep talk during their Class 2A Region 3 First Round match against the AHSTW Vikings.
McKaylie Croghan is the current head coach of the IKM-Manning Wolves volleyball team. Croghan has been with the Wolves for four years, one year of junior high and three years with varsity. Before coming to Manning, Croghan was a special education teacher at Glidden-Ralston high school. “I was in...
Elaina Vrchoticky was the lone member of her team that qualified for the State Meet in Marshalltown. She will be competing in the 50 and 100 meter freestyle.
After her performance Saturday at the Regional Meet in Waukee, future Olivet Nazarene swimmer and Cyclone Senior Elaina Vrchoticky qualified for the State Meet, set to be held Nov. 12 in Marshalltown. Vrchoticky has been one of the leaders of the team this season and head coach Stephenie Dale...
Senior Grace Porter celebrates her 1000th career dig for AHSTW volleyball after their Class 2A Region 3 First Round victory over the IKM-Manning Wolves at home.
Senior Grace Porter of AHSTW made history recently when she recorded her 1,000th dig during a playoff volleyball game against the IKM-Manning Wolves. Porter was quick to credit her teammates for this accomplishment. “I set this goal at the beginning of the season,” Porter said. “I wasn't sure if it...
From L-R, Sophomores Lindsey Sonderman, Brylee Schechinger and Senior Jenna Gessert take off from the starting line at the state meet in Fort Dodge Saturday morning.
For the final time this season, seven members of the HCHS girls varsity cross country gathered in Fort Dodge Saturday to compete in the state meet. Senior Jenna Gessert, Juniors Emily Schechinger and Taylor Bieker, Sophomores Lindsey Sonderman, Kayla Anderson and Brylee Schechinger and Freshman...
The HCHS storm out of the gate as they prepare to defend their state championship Friday night in the first round of the playoffs against the MOC-Floyd Valley Dutchmen. The Cyclones won 42-7.
Senior wide receiver and future Hawkeye Aidan Hall was the star of the night for the HCHS varsity football team as he had three touchdowns en route to a 42-7 first round playoff victory over the 6-3 #9 ranked MOC-Floyd Valley Dutchmen to begin the challenge of a title defense. “We did come out and...

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