Season comes to a close for GHV girls

(Above) GHV’s Hannah Lau goes up for a shot during the North Union game. She ended the game with 24 points and nine rebounds.  Lau had a very successful career at GHV.  She ended her career with 1,003 points.  The second highest in school history.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

Cards end regular season with two wins

(Above) Defense is the name of the game for GHV’s Johnny O’Connor during Tuesday night’s game against North Union.  O’Connor’s speed picked up three steals for the Cardinals.  Also pictured is James Betz. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

The Garner-Hayfield-Ventura boys are ready to make a run in the post-season. The Cardinals wrapped up a successful regular season with two more wins, moving their record to 16-0 in conference and 20-1 overall.

Cards end regular season with two wins

(Above) Defense is the name of the game for GHV’s Johnny O’Connor during Tuesday night’s game against North Union.  O’Connor’s speed picked up three steals for the Cardinals.  Also pictured is James Betz. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

The Garner-Hayfield-Ventura boys are ready to make a run in the post-season. The Cardinals wrapped up a successful regular season with two more wins, moving their record to 16-0 in conference and 20-1 overall.

Clear Lake girls claim NCC title

(Above) Julia Merfeld (17) leads the charge down the floor during Saturday nights game against Dike-New Hartford.  The Lions won the game, 38-18.  Also pictured for Clear Lake is Jessica Faber.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

Clear Lake girls claim NCC title

(Above) Julia Merfeld (17) leads the charge down the floor during Saturday nights game against Dike-New Hartford.  The Lions won the game, 38-18.  Also pictured for Clear Lake is Jessica Faber.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

Clear Lake girls claim NCC title

The Clear Lake girls basketball team claimed the North Central Conference with a pair of conference wins last week.  The Lions finished the NCC schedule with a mark of 13-1, outdistancing co-runners-up Algona and Humboldt, who were each 11-3. The Lions ended the regular season with a record of 18-3.

CL 52, Hampton-Dumont 44

Three players finished in double figures, helping to lift the Lions over Hampton-Dumont (11-9, 7-7) Monday night, 52-44.

School superintendent discusses $600K in cuts

Staff reductions planned, but no courses eliminated

School Superintendent Doug Gee has presented the Clear Lake School Board with staffing options which will cut an estimated $600,000 from the district’s 2017-18 budget.  The Board unanimously approved the plan, which will keep all present course offerings in place.

School superintendent discusses $600K in cuts

Staff reductions planned, but no courses eliminated

School Superintendent Doug Gee has presented the Clear Lake School Board with staffing options which will cut an estimated $600,000 from the district’s 2017-18 budget.  The Board unanimously approved the plan, which will keep all present course offerings in place.

Wet and Wild

(Above) The sport of snowmobiling seems to be alive and well, as evidenced by the good number of youngsters who took turns on the track for Kitty Kat races at The Jack.

Wet and Wild

(Above) The sport of snowmobiling seems to be alive and well, as evidenced by the good number of youngsters who took turns on the track for Kitty Kat races at The Jack.

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