GHV boys on a roll

The Garner-Hayfield/Ventura boys rolled through last week, picking up three more wins and moving their record to 8-2 in the North Iowa Conference and 9-2 overall.

GHV 64, Osage 55

Busy week on the mat for GHV grapplers

The Garner-Hayfield/Ventura wrestling team had a busy week on the mat, competing in a triangular on Tuesday night and a quadrangular on Thursday night.

GHV Triangular

Mason City tops Clear Lake girls in season opener

Clear Lake jumped out to a 14-7 first quarter lead, but Mason City found its game and outscored the Lions 17-5 in the second quarter on their way to a 57-40 victory in the first game of the season for both teams.

 

Lions ready for playoff run; top GHV Cardinals 42-0

Top ranked Clear Lake wrapped up a perfect regular season and is ready to compete in its 17th straight play-off game tonight (Wednesday, Oct. 29) to start the journey toward a Class 2A State title.  The Lions will face Estherville-Lincoln Central, who they defeated 54-27 back on Sept.

GHV team rests injured runners at Eagle Grove

The Garner-Hayfield/Ventura cross country team wasn’t quite up to their usual performance at the Eagle Grove Meet held on Tuesday, Oct. 7.  Due to injuries, a few of the top runners were given a rest.

“The boys were running at less than 100 percent. We rested a few guys who have been banged up and battling injuries over the past couple of weeks,” said Coach Eric Jolivette.  “The goal now is to get the guys healthy and back into racing shape.  I was very proud of the guys who stepped up to fill those shoes.”

Ventura, G-H Boards schedule joint meeting

The Ventura and Garner-Hayfield School Boards will hold a joint meeting tonight (Wednesday, Sept. 14) at Ventura High School to discuss sharing of all athletics (grades 7-12) and all activities such as speech and drama (grades 9-12) for the 2012-2013 school year.

    The boards are also slated to continue their talks about possible whole grade sharing between the districts. 
    Garner and Ventura School Boards have discussed sending - Read More Via e-Edition

CL School Board, superintendent respond to Ventura meeting

Editor’s Note: As a follow-up to Monday’s Community Meeting in Ventura, Clear Lake Superintendent Anita Micich and the Clear Lake Board of Education prepared the following statement:

 

Upmeyer announces re-election plans

House Majority leader will move to CL as part of new District 54   

 

Shared superintendent contract moves toward renewal

The Clear Lake School Board is expected to second the actions of their counterparts in Mason City next week and renew a 28E agreement which provides for the sharing of Schools Superintendent Anita Micich.
    Monday the Mason City Board voted unanimously to continue the sharing agreement which began last year.
  

Season ends for CL tennis team

 

 

Team competition came to an end for the Clear Lake girls tennis team Saturday, May 16, in Regional competition at the Wartburg College indoor facilities in Waverly.  The Lions will, however, participate in the Individual Regionals Thursday, May 21, in Decorah.

Due to a forfeit by Hampton-Dumont, Clear Lake moved to the second round of Regional competition and met host Waverly-Shell Rock.   The Go-Hawks shutout the Lions, 5-0.

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