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SportsPage 10 • Oct. 21, 2015 Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter

LIONS Defensively, Justin Sholly record- LIONS XC
from page 9 ed 12 solo tackles and three assists and from page 9
Ben Mason had eight solo and two
Bulldogs kicked the extra point and assists to lead the Lions. Pitzen and their work ethic is sure to pay off next
their good fortune continued, making Tatum each had six solo tackles. Stor- season.”
the score 45-6. beck made four solo tackles and two Junior varsity
Guerrero accounted for 186 of assists. Clear Lake’s junior varsity boys
Hampton-Dumont’s 403 yards rush- “H-D is a good football team— a team ran extremely well in their last
ing in the game. The Bulldogs had 20 physical bunch. They outplayed us,” meet of the year. Sam Jones paced the
first downs, compared to eight for the said Coach DeVries. “We’ll have to team, finishing seventh in a time of
Lions. mend some wounds and get back to 19:00. Jonah Pedelty completed his
Clear Lake finished with 75-yards work.” first race in under 20 minutes to place
on the ground and 59 through the air. DeVries said he and his coach- 13th in a time of 19:34. Josh How-
Lester completed three of seven pass ing staff are making adjustments this ard was also under 20 minutes for
attempts for 59-yards and ran four week, due to injuries and schematics. the first time, placing 14th in 19:36.
times for three yards. Tatum caught He listed Sholly as doubtful for Friday Lewis Callaway placed 20th in a time
all three passes. Storbeck was 0/1 with due to injury. “It’s a big blow, for sure. of 20:09. Dylan Schuchard finished
an interception. We hadn’t had any injuries for a while, out the scoring for the Lions in 22nd
Tatum was the leading rusher, but it happens. We will ask the kids to place with a time of 20:13. Also run-
carrying 12 times for 29-yards Gar- step up and do what they can. GHV ning was: Carter Olk, 32nd, 21:01;
rington picked up 24-yards on nine will present some of the same prob- Gage Bendickson, 33rd, 21:10; Zeke
rushes, while Storbeck ran four times lems (as H-D). They are big, physical Branstad 39th, 21:18; Jacob Wessels,
for 24-yards. Parker Pitzen ran once and strong. We will have to play with 42nd, 21:26; Jackson Hamlin, 44th,
for six-yards and Nick Eggers carried more effort,” added the coach. 21:59; Bryan Hillyer, 47th, 22:08;
twice for -11-yards. Kickoff Friday night is 7:30 p.m. Shane Fuhrman, 50th, 22:16; Dan-
at Lions Field. iel Tank, 55th, 22:37; Noah Copney,
57th, 23:02; Carson Meyer, 58th,
GHV sion. The ensuing punt was taken to Jack VanDuesseldorp runs through the C-G-D defense on his way to a good gain. The GHV sophomore carried the ball four 23:08; Nick Currier, 59th, 23:13;
from page 9 the house by Joynt on a 47-yard tote. times for 35-yards against the Cowboys.-Reporter photo by Chris Barragy. Joel Groeneweg, 60th, 23:36; Hunt-
The Cowboys’ shining moment er Gerhardt, 61st, 23:37; and David
Seconds into the half, Cade Baker of the game came on a drive that The Cardinals tallied up a season carries; and Anthony Sherwood had The Cowboy offense was led Guetzlaff, 68th, 26:01.
burst onto the scene with a 59-yard began with a short kickoff and solid high 501-yards rushing compared to seven-yards on two carries. by the aerial unit. Kainan Braun The JV girls continued to work
touchdown. Lucas Prohaska followed return. After two run attempts went a season low of two yards rushing al- Doing the passing for the Cards completed six of 13 passes for one hard and placed second in the confer-
that up with a two-point quarterback nowhere, GCD went to the air where lowed on defense. The only glimmer was Prohaska, with one completion 105-yards and a touchdown. His re- ence. The team was led by Nikki Tesar,
keeper. Braun Kainan found Chase Harker of light for the Cowboys came on the on three attempts for 13-yards to ceivers were Israel Rivera with four who placed 11th with a time of 26:01.
Seconds later Nick Joynt secured on a 39-yard pickup. After another passing game where 105-yards and a Shaw. catches for 54-yards and Chase Hark- Kara Reineke was right behind and
the ball for the home team again by failed run, the Cowboys took to the solitary touchdown were put into ef- The Cardinals were led on de- er with two catches for 51-yards and a placed 12th in 26:05. Michela Niles
way of interception with a 34-yard re- air again, connecting once more with fect. fense by Baker with five tackles and touchdown. Leading the Cowboy run was16th in a time of 27:10. Krystle
turn. On the following play, Jack Van- Harker for a 12-yard touchdown. Leading the offensive front for two sacks. Finley added four and one- game was Reymundo Vasquez with Lu finished 19th in a time of 27:43.
Dusseldorp hit the end zone hard on a Todd Finley wrapped up the GHV was Shaw with 194-yards on 17 half and a fumble recovery. Chase 23-yards on 14 attempts. Also con- Breauna Archer was 30th in 30:18.
nine-yard rushing touchdown for the game with a 32-yard touchdown for a attempts and two touchdowns. Baker Theobald had four tackles and two tributing positive yardage was Jarrod Ivy Pruisman placed 32nd in a time of
Cards. final score of 52-6. had 100-yards on six attempts for one interceptions for 73 total yards and Littlejohn with two carries for seven- 30:59.
The bleeding continued as a take- “We still need to clean some touchdown; Joynt added 72-yards a touchdown on the returns. Joynt yards. “Both the JV boys and girls teams
no-prisoners Cardinal defense forced a things up with penalties etc.,” said on eight carries for two touchdowns; had one and one-half tackles and one GHV heads East Friday night to have several runners that are poised to
three-and-out after holding the Cow- VanDusseldorp. “Overall I’m pleased Lucas Prohaska had 40-yards on six interception with a 34-yard return. take on the Clear Lake Lions (4-4, make significant contributions next
boys to negative yards on the posses- with the way we played, especially in carries; VanDusseldorp had 35-yards Shaw and Feuring added three tack- 4-1) for the district title. “This week year,” said Coach DiMarco. “The en-
the second half.” on four carries for a touchdown; Fin- les; Connor Smith and Gabe Um- is going to be a tough week. We will tire Lion cross country team is look-
ley had 34-yards on two carries for a barger had two and a half each; Dane have to come prepared if we want to ing forward to Districts on Thursday,
WE BRING OUT THE SMILE IN YOU touchdown; Brandon Feuring had Whipple, Matt Sonquist and Grady have a good showing,” said VanDus- Oct. 22, held in Dike. The Lions are
14-carries on two touches; Dylan Umbarger had one and a half tackles seldorp. focused and determined to do well at
Mahlstadt had eight-yards on two each. this event.”

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would like to welcome Dr. Dan Scarrow! division conference titles Clear Lake Reporter

102 N. 5th St., Clear Lake • (641) 357-4112 The Garner-Hayfield-Ventura led the boy’s team with a ninth and Top of Iowa Meet SPORTS
cross country team has been racking 10th place finish. Meier finished in It was a great day to be a GHV CALENDAR
www.lakedentalassociates.com up some impressive placings this sea- 18:40, while Marroquin clocked an cross country runner on Thursday,
son and that includes an impressive 18:23. Mason Wirts finished 21st Oct. 15, when the team competed at from page 9
Monday - Friday • 7:30 -5:00 outing at the Top of Iowa Conference with a time of 18:08, while Andrew the Top of Iowa Conference Meet held
meet. Schreur was 22nd with a 19:23. on the NIACC campus. Both the •Volleyball: Wed., Oct. 21, home
FOOTBALL & VOLLEYBALL! Forest City Meet Rounding out the varsity runners was boys and the girls claimed the West vs. Dubuque, 7:30 p.m.
On Monday, Oct. 12, the Car- Parker Schneiders, 28th, 19:00; Derek Division championships. The boys •Volleyball: Sat., Oct. 24, at Coe
Play by Play On-Air and Streamed on www.kiow.com or on our Mobile App dinals faced some tough competition Anderson, 32nd, 20:01; and Nathan team finished with 17 points, while College Tournament, 10 a.m.
(download the free app for your smartphone or iPad on GooglePlay or iTunes) at the Forest City meet held on Mon- Larson, 37th, 19:27. the girls had 35 points. The boys also •Volleyball: Tues., Oct. 27, at Wart-
on KIOW FM 107.3 day, Oct. 12. The boys team finished Rebekah Larson led the girls claimed the overall title, while the burg, 7:30 p.m.
Friday, October 23 in third place with 70 points. Osage team a 13th place finish in 23:08. Ni- girls were fifth with 137 points.
FB Forest City at Hampton, 7:30 p.m. won the meet with 33 points, followed cole Upmeyer was 17th with a time GHV’s Chase Smith won the •Men’s Soccer: Sat., Oct. 24, at Il-
FB GHV at Clear Lake, 9:30 p.m. Game of the Week by Newman Catholic with 67 points. of 25:10. Kaylee Hudspeth, Morgan individual title with a time of 16:36. linois College, 1:30 p.m.
Saturday, October 24 The girls finished in fourth place with Graham and Hannah Wellik finished Smith’s teammates were right behind
FB ISU at Baylor, 11:00 a.m. 102 points. Newman Catholic won in the 23rd, 24th and 25th spots. him, with four runners placing in the •Football: Sat., Oct. 24, at Univer-
Monday, October 26 the girls meet with 35 points. Hudspeth ran a 23:07, while Graham top 10. Reece Smith was second in sity of Sioux Falls, 2:30 p.m.
VB Playoffs GHV at Forest City, 7 p.m. “I though that the girls and boys clocked a 23:05 and Wellik finished 16:27, while Logan Dambeck was Area athletes playing in a college
Tuesday, October 27 teams both ran great. They have in 24:08. Emma Whelan and Rachel third in 16:54 and Ray Cataldo was sport include: Tanner Tusha,
VB Playoffs TBA at Lake Mills, 7 p.m. shown progression throughout the Sokol also ran varsity. Whelan fin- fourth in 17:15. Rounding out the Clear Lake, Football, Iowa State;
Wednesday, October 28 year and they continue to drop their ished 33rd with a time of 25:47 and top 10 was Derek Brown, who ran the Andrea Toppin, Ventura, Cross
FB Playoffs TBA, 7 p.m. & 9 p.m. time, which we strive for,” said Coach Sokol was 39th with a tim of 24:55. race in 17:03, good for eighth place. Country, Iowa State; Jackson
on KHAM B103.1 Jeff Short. GHV did not run their top run- Also claiming varsity spots was Austin Finn, Clear Lake, Men’s Soc-
Friday, October 23 Jacob Meier and Ezra Marroquin ners in preparation for the Top of Siegrist, 16th, with a time of 17:58 cer, NIACC; Adam Bueller, Clear
FB West Hancock at Bishop Garrigan, 7:00 p.m. Iowa meet later in the week. and Jacob Meier, 21st, 18:20. Lake, Football, Waldorf College;
Saturday, October 24 On the girl’s side, Maria Gonza- Antonio DiMarco, Clear Lake,
FB Presentation at Waldorf, 1:00 p.m. From Start to Finish, lez also claimed the individual title for Men’s Soccer, Grinnell College;
Tuesday, October 27 Call the Professionals the Western Division with a time of Joel Toppin, Ventura, Cross
VB Playoffs TBA, 7:00 p.m. 21:19. Kayla Hudspeth was fifth with Country, Warburg; Pete Swen-
Wednesday, October 28 Over 35 Years experience a time of 22:46, followed by Nicole son, Clear Lake, Football, West-
FB Playoffs TBA, 7:00 p.m. Upmeyer who was eighth with a time ern Illinois; Emily Mathews, GHV,
NRAeedwmdiH••otoidomenlesss CONSTRUCTION of 23:22. Morgan Graham took the Volleyball, Buena Vista Universi-
final spot in the top 10 with a time ty; Bryson Hamilton, Clear Lake,
641-357-4987 of 23:30. Rounding out the var- Football, Augustana University.
sity squad was Rebekah Larson, 11,
[email protected] 23:31; Hannah Wellik, 16th, 23:52
and Emma Whelan, 24th, 25:07.
“The girls and boys are both
heading to a tough Regional Qualify-
ing Meet on Thursday, Oct. 22, but
the success of this past week should
motivate them the rest of the season,”
said Coach Jeff Short.