A tale of two halves

Two entirely different halves of football ended with the Clear Lake Lions falling 41-27 to sixth rated (3A) Webster City in a non-district contest Friday night on the road.

The Lions did almost everything right in the first half and went into the halftime break with a 20-7 lead over the Lynx.  However, Webster City used 376-yards of offense in the second half, compared to just 89 for the Lions, to rattle off 34-points.

A tale of two halves

Two entirely different halves of football ended with the Clear Lake Lions falling 41-27 to sixth rated (3A) Webster City in a non-district contest Friday night on the road.

The Lions did almost everything right in the first half and went into the halftime break with a 20-7 lead over the Lynx.  However, Webster City used 376-yards of offense in the second half, compared to just 89 for the Lions, to rattle off 34-points.

GHV places third as a team behind Smith

(Above) GHV’s Reece Smith was far ahead of the pack as he claimed the Newman Invitational title in 16:05.

GHV places third as a team behind Smith

(Above) GHV’s Reece Smith was far ahead of the pack as he claimed the Newman Invitational title in 16:05.

Lions claim second title in as many weeks

(Above) Clear Lake’s Sam Pedelty led the Lions with a runner-up finish at the Newman Invitational.  Right behind him was GHV’s Ray Cataldo, who placed fourth.  -Reporter photos by Chris Barragy

Lions claim second title in as many weeks

(Above) Clear Lake’s Sam Pedelty led the Lions with a runner-up finish at the Newman Invitational.  Right behind him was GHV’s Ray Cataldo, who placed fourth.  -Reporter photos by Chris Barragy

Bulldogs drop the Lions

(Above) Clear Lake’s Sara Faber finished the match against Algona with five kills and four digs.  Algona won the conference bout, 25-17, 25-13, and 25-21.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

Perennial volleyball power Algona handed the Clear Lake Lions a conference loss last week.  The Bulldogs swept the Lions, 25-17, 25-13, 25-21 to drop the Lions to 3-4 overall and 0-1 in the North Central Conference.

Bulldogs drop the Lions

(Above) Clear Lake’s Sara Faber finished the match against Algona with five kills and four digs.  Algona won the conference bout, 25-17, 25-13, and 25-21.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

Perennial volleyball power Algona handed the Clear Lake Lions a conference loss last week.  The Bulldogs swept the Lions, 25-17, 25-13, 25-21 to drop the Lions to 3-4 overall and 0-1 in the North Central Conference.

Bulldogs top Cardinals in a Friday night thriller

The Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Cardinals (1-1) came up short Friday night when an Algona (2-0) field goal split the uprights to secure the game’s final lead change, 23-21. It was an electric game of back and fourths, as two evenly-matched teams squared off in non-district action that left no one sleeping in the stands.

“We played a tough Algona team,” said GHV Head Coach Scott VanDusseldorp. “We came out a little flat and made some mistakes early – second half was much better.”

Bulldogs top Cardinals in a Friday night thriller

The Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Cardinals (1-1) came up short Friday night when an Algona (2-0) field goal split the uprights to secure the game’s final lead change, 23-21. It was an electric game of back and fourths, as two evenly-matched teams squared off in non-district action that left no one sleeping in the stands.

“We played a tough Algona team,” said GHV Head Coach Scott VanDusseldorp. “We came out a little flat and made some mistakes early – second half was much better.”

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