GHV boys golf team wins at home and on the road

It’s always fun to win at home, and that’s what the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura boys golf team did on Tuesday, May 2.  The Cardinals not only won, but won big, outdistancing the competition by 54 strokes.   GHV ended with a 168, followed by West Hancock with a 222 and Lake Mills finished with a 307.

Matthew Heinemann was named the medalist with a 38.

Two big wins for Clear Lake boys tennis team

The Clear Lake boys notched two convincing dual meet wins last week, improving their record to 8-2 overall.

CL 7, St. Ed’s 2

The Lions were at Fort Dodge May 2 to take on the St. Ed’s Gaels.  Jacob Peterson, Mac Adams, Aaron Blum, Drew Enke and Carter Olk all earned wins in singles.  Peterson/Adams and Blum/Olk also had doubles victories.

In junior varsity action, Noah Mason and Duke Olthoff were winners.

Two big wins for Clear Lake boys tennis team

The Clear Lake boys notched two convincing dual meet wins last week, improving their record to 8-2 overall.

CL 7, St. Ed’s 2

The Lions were at Fort Dodge May 2 to take on the St. Ed’s Gaels.  Jacob Peterson, Mac Adams, Aaron Blum, Drew Enke and Carter Olk all earned wins in singles.  Peterson/Adams and Blum/Olk also had doubles victories.

In junior varsity action, Noah Mason and Duke Olthoff were winners.

GHV trap shooting team competes in two invitationals

Mohawk Invite

On Monday, May 1, the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura trap shooting team participated in the Mohawk Invite held at the Ventura Gun Club. There were approximately 180 participants in the meet from Cedar Falls, Waverly-Shell Rock, Osage, Northwood-Kensett, Charles City, Nashua-Plainfield and Mason City.

The GHV Red Squad placed third at the meet.  Members of the squad include Chase Moorehead, Clay Johnson, Cameron Jackson, Zach Abbas and Brody Siems.

GHV trap shooting team competes in two invitationals

Mohawk Invite

On Monday, May 1, the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura trap shooting team participated in the Mohawk Invite held at the Ventura Gun Club. There were approximately 180 participants in the meet from Cedar Falls, Waverly-Shell Rock, Osage, Northwood-Kensett, Charles City, Nashua-Plainfield and Mason City.

The GHV Red Squad placed third at the meet.  Members of the squad include Chase Moorehead, Clay Johnson, Cameron Jackson, Zach Abbas and Brody Siems.

A win and a loss for GHV girls soccer team

A-P 5, GHV 1

The Garner-Hayfield-Ventura girls soccer team had some adversity to overcome when they hosted Aplington-Parkersburg on Thursday, May 4.  They had several girls out sick, and the starting goalie out with a concussion.  Aplington-Parkersburg took advantage of a weaker Cardinal team and posted a 5-1 victory.

A win and a loss for GHV girls soccer team

A-P 5, GHV 1

The Garner-Hayfield-Ventura girls soccer team had some adversity to overcome when they hosted Aplington-Parkersburg on Thursday, May 4.  They had several girls out sick, and the starting goalie out with a concussion.  Aplington-Parkersburg took advantage of a weaker Cardinal team and posted a 5-1 victory.

Adjustments pay off for GHV boys soccer team

Getting the right players in the right positions has been a challenge for the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura boys throughout the season, but they may have found the formula as they defeated CAL, 10-2, on Friday, May 5.

Adjustments pay off for GHV boys soccer team

Getting the right players in the right positions has been a challenge for the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura boys throughout the season, but they may have found the formula as they defeated CAL, 10-2, on Friday, May 5.

GHV girls run at West Hancock and TIC meet

West Hancock CoEd Relay

The Cardinals finished fourth at the six-team West Hancock CoEd Relay held on Tuesday, May 2.  Central Springs won the meet with 153 points.  Northwood-Kensett was the runner-up with 115.  GHV finished with 88 points.

Jayden Hughes had a good day for the Cards, finishing first in the 100 meter dash in 13.29 and second in the 200, 26.97.

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