Gerald Goerish

Gerald “Jerry” “Baldy” Glenn Goerish, 81, of Clear Lake, died Friday, Sept. 30, 2016, at his home.

Lions pick up 34-12 win over Bulldogs

Clear Lake evened up its Class 2A District 2 record in their best performance of the season Friday night.  The Lions went on the road and cruised past Hampton-Dumont, 34-12.

The Lions (2-4, 2-2) recorded 440-yards of offense in a balanced attack.

Quarterback Thomas Storbeck was 10/14 passing for 189-yards.  The senior leader also ran nine times for a team-high 69-yards.

Lions pick up 34-12 win over Bulldogs

Clear Lake evened up its Class 2A District 2 record in their best performance of the season Friday night.  The Lions went on the road and cruised past Hampton-Dumont, 34-12.

The Lions (2-4, 2-2) recorded 440-yards of offense in a balanced attack.

Quarterback Thomas Storbeck was 10/14 passing for 189-yards.  The senior leader also ran nine times for a team-high 69-yards.

C-G and Forest City shut down Lions

(Above) Clear Lake’s Jessica Fabler does battle with a Clarion-Goldfield player at the net in Tuesday night’s match-up.  Faber ended the night with two kills.  -Reporter photos by Chris Barragy

C-G and Forest City shut down Lions

(Above) Clear Lake’s Jessica Fabler does battle with a Clarion-Goldfield player at the net in Tuesday night’s match-up.  Faber ended the night with two kills.  -Reporter photos by Chris Barragy

Clear Lake volleyball team plays for a good cause

(Above) The Clear Lake volleyball team dedicated its play Tuesday night to Mitochondrial Disease in memory of Jace Smith -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

The Clear Lake volleyball program dedicated its play to Mitochondrial Disease and in memory of Jace Smith Tuesday night in their match with Clarion-Goldfield-Dows.

Clear Lake volleyball team plays for a good cause

(Above) The Clear Lake volleyball team dedicated its play Tuesday night to Mitochondrial Disease in memory of Jace Smith -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

The Clear Lake volleyball program dedicated its play to Mitochondrial Disease and in memory of Jace Smith Tuesday night in their match with Clarion-Goldfield-Dows.

Cardinals handed their first loss

(Above) GHV quarterback Ryan Meyers had a big night passing, connecting on 14 of 23 passes for 194-yards in the air.

Despite nearly even offensive statistics, the Clarion-Gold-Dows-CAL Cowboys (4-2, 2-2) spoiled the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura  (5-1, 3-1) homecoming spirit by winning 38-17.

A very strong offensive rush attack from the Cowboys proved difficult, but not impossible, for the Cardinals to stop. In the end, it was turnovers that culminated in the Cardinals’ first loss of the season.

Cardinals handed their first loss

(Above) GHV quarterback Ryan Meyers had a big night passing, connecting on 14 of 23 passes for 194-yards in the air.

Despite nearly even offensive statistics, the Clarion-Gold-Dows-CAL Cowboys (4-2, 2-2) spoiled the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura  (5-1, 3-1) homecoming spirit by winning 38-17.

A very strong offensive rush attack from the Cowboys proved difficult, but not impossible, for the Cardinals to stop. In the end, it was turnovers that culminated in the Cardinals’ first loss of the season.

Smith leads GHV cross country team to another first place finish

The Garner-Hayfield-Ventura boys cross country team continued its winning ways with another first place team finish and three runners finishing in the top 10 at the Hampton-Dumont Meet.

The boys claimed championship honors with 28 points in the 11-team field.  Humboldt was second with 44 points, followed by Eagle Grove with 77 and West Fork with 103.

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