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Monarchs top HCHS tennis girls 7-2

 HARLAN (April 9) -- The Harlan Community girls tennis team opened the season on Friday with a 7-2 dual loss to Denison-Schleswig. HCHS won the junior varsity dual by a count of 8-7. Both Cyclone varsity wins came in singles play as Grace Coenen outlasted Hannah Weber 8-6 in the number four spot and Erica Rust won by the same score in No. 6 singles vs. Evelyn Lopez. Three other HCHS girls lost 6-8 decisions: Liz Devine at No.

Cyclones hang close with talented Titan squad

 COUNCIL BLUFFS (April 6) -- In terms of ball possession, connectivity and shots, Lewis Central was the dominant team in Tuesday’s Hawkeye Ten boys soccer matchup vs.

HCHS narrowly misses team title at Warrior Relays

 SERGEANT BLUFF (April 6) -- The Harlan Community boys track team scored at least once in all 15 running events and finished one point shy of a team title at Tuesday night’s Sergeant Bluff-Luton Warriors Co-Ed Relays. OABCIG, led by Cooper DeJean’s three individual gold medals (four overall), won the boys’ half of the meet with 124 points.

Dreyer leads Wolves to third-place Jerome Howe Relays finish

 TREYNOR (April 6) -- Quentin Dreyer swept the mile and two-mile races and anchored IKM-Manning’s distance medley relay to victory as well Tuesday night, leading the Wolves to a third-place team finish in the Jerome Howe Relays at Treynor. The host Cardinals won nine events, including four relays, and easily claimed the meet title over Underwood by a 180-108 margin.

Cyclone girls place first at Panorama meet

 PANORA (April 6) -- The Harlan Community girls track team won six events and placed second four times Tuesday night on its way to a first-place performance at Panorama’s Kip Janvrin Co-Ed Invitational. HCHS totaled 130 points overall, followed by Panorama with 88, Mount Ayr 87, Greene County 60 and Madrid 52. The Cyclone girls won two individual events as Brooke Goshorn placed first in the discus with a throw of 103 feet, four inches and Ally

Meyers, Tennis medal at Missouri Valley golf dual

 MISSOURI VALLEY (April 6) -- The AHSTW golf teams were both defeated by Missouri Valley Tuesday afternoon at the Logan-Mo. Valley Country Club. Led by Jackson Tennis’ medalist round of 38, Missouri Valley won the boys dual 184-197.

Cyclone girls sweep relays at Audubon Early Bird

 AUDUBON (April 1) -- The Harlan Community girls won all seven relays and eight total events while AHSTW took home two gold medals from Thursday’s Audubon Girls Early Bird Track Meet. Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton also competed in the 16-team meet and placed in two events. Team scores were not kept, but HCHS would have out-pointed the field in a regular meet after placing at least once in 14 of 19 events. The Cyclones showed their toughness and de

Hall wins sprint events as HCHS places third at Dowling Relays

 WEST DES MOINES (April 1) -- Led by Aidan Hall’s sweep of the 100 and 200-meter sprints, Harlan Community won four events and placed third out of six teams at the Dowling Catholic Relays on Thursday night. HCHS scored 11 times in nine events overall, posting 44 points as place-winners consisted of just the top five individuals per event and the top three in relays. Hall recorded winning times of 11.47 in the 100 and 23.25 in the 200.

Boys Soccer: Cyclones lose opener at Treynor on late PK

 TREYNOR (April 1) -- Danny Kinsella’s late penalty kick proved to be the difference maker Thursday night as Treynor handed Harlan Community a 3-2 defeat in the boys soccer season opener for both squads. Trailing 2-1 at halftime, HCHS tied the score with 24:37 left in the match on Mason Anderson’s back side header goal off a crossing assist from Ashton Lyon. The score remained tied until the 12:17 mark when the Cyclones were called for a foul

Boys Soccer: Vikings open with 2-1 win over Thunder

 DES MOINES (April 1) -- Kole Branan and Raydden Grobe scored first-half goals for AHSTW and the Vikings were able to hold off Grand View Christian for a season-opening 2-1 road victory Thursday night. Grobe assisted Branan’s goal with a throw-in and later scored unassisted to cap the scoring for AHSTW.

Harlan Swim Club competes well at State Meet

 PERRY -- The Harlan Swim Club completed the 2020-21 season on February 27 at the Greater Iowa Swim League State Meet in Perry. The state meet featured two sessions with girls participating in the morning session and the boys swimming in the afternoon. Both teams had their best state finish since the Harlan Swim Club started in 2017.

Cyclone boys lose tennis opener at Abraham Lincoln

 COUNCIL BLUFFS (March 30) -- The Harlan Community boys tennis team opened the season on Tuesday with a 9-0 dual loss at Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln. HCHS did win the junior varsity dual, prevailing in seven of nine matches. The 2021 Cyclones return just two varsity players from the 2019 team in four-year letter winners Brock Bruns and Mitchell Rueschenberg, who will be the team’s number one and two players.

IKM-Manning’s Dreyer runs for two golds in early bird meet

 LAKE CITY (March 29) -- Quentin Dreyer’s sweep of the 3,200 and 1,600-meter runs accounted for half of IKM-Manning’s four gold medals here Monday night as the Wolves opened the season at South Central Calhoun’s Chelsey Henkenius Co-Ed Early Bird Track Meet. Dreyer clocked a winning time of 11:21.2 in the 3,200 and later won the mile in 5:11.2.

Petersen, Meyers medal at AHSTW triangular

 AVOCA (March 30) -- Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton’s Tyler Petersen and AHSTW’s Ally Meyers earned medalist honors Tuesday in a season-opening co-ed golf triangular at the Avoca Country View Golf and Grille. Petersen carded a 45 for the top score of the day while Meyers paced the girls field with a 52. Team winners included the AHSTW girls by a slim 250-254 margin over CAM and the CAM boys by just one stroke (218-219) over AHSTW.

Cyclones host soccer scrimmages versus AHSTW

 HARLAN (March 26) -- It was a “Friendly Friday” at Merrill Field last week as the Harlan Community girls and boys soccer teams both held scrimmages against AHSTW. Each scrimmage consisted of two 30-minute halves. By rule, no score was kept.

END OF AN ERA

 HARLAN -- Following 27 outstanding seasons, Steve Daeges has announced his retirement as the Harlan Community High School head baseball coach. Daeges, who guided the Cyclones to three state titles and five runner-up finishes during a hall of fame career, notified his players, assistant coaches and HCSD Activities Director Davis Pattee of his decision on Tuesday, March 23. A 1972 graduate of Harlan Community, Daeges returned to his alma mater

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