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“I was happy with our start tonight. Our “As several girls gain some experience
press was effective in many ways. It allowed playing at the varsity level we will see
us to set the tempo.”
CLHS Head Girls better execution on both ends of the floor.”
Basketball Coach GHV Head Girls
Bart Smith
Basketball Coach
Matt Erpelding
Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter Dec. 2, 2015 • Page 13
Clear Lake Reporter Lions manhandle Charles City
The Clear Lake girls basket-
SPORTS ball team, which gave top ranked through the second quarter for the game. Clear Lake’s Chloe Mueller goes after a lose ball in Tuesday night’s matchup with Charles City. Also pictured
CALENDAR (4A) Mason City all it could her 14th point in the half. The The team also dominated the for Clear Lake is Jessica Faber and Erin O’Tool. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy
handle in the season opener, kept Lions went to the locker room boards, grabbing 26 rebounds
Thursday their momentum rolling against with a 40-14 lead. to Charles City’s 19. The Lions Peterson named ICCAC Player of the Week
Charles City. The Lions man- “Emily had a complete game committed 11 turnovers, while NIACC sophomore Trudy
•CLHS Dance Team at Iowa State handled the Comets in a non- and that nice to see as a coach, the Comets had 28 in the game. Peterson was selected as the IC- en’s school record was 44 points
Dance Competition, Des Moines conference matchup, 65-35, to your best player contributing Snelling led the team with CAC women’s basketball player by Chelsey Jacox against Iowa
•Clear Lake 8th grade boys bas- even their record at 1-1. at all aspects of the game,” said 14 points, followed by Erin of the week for the week of Nov. Central in the 2013-14 season.
ketball home vs. Clarion-Goldfield, Tuesday night’s game was Smith. O’Tool and Chloe Mueller, each 16-22. Peterson’s previous career
4 p.m. never in doubt, as the Lion The Comets seemed to re- with 10. Faber followed with Peterson, who prepped at high was 39-points against Mil-
•Clear Lake 7th grade boys basket- jumped out to a 13-0 lead on six- group a bit at the break, but their nine, Jordyn Barragy and Ellie Clear Lake High School, scored waukee Area Tech during her
ball at Clarion-Goldfield, 4:15 p.m. for-eight shooting. scoring was matched and exceed- Biebesheimer each had six, and a school-record 51 points to lead freshman season.
•Clear Lake JV/V wrestling at Clear Lake used the press ed by the Lions. McKenna Backhaus scored four. No. 9 NIACC to a 131-71 vic- Peterson’s 51 points was one
Storm Lake, 6 p.m. effectively to start the game and Jessica Faber’s three-pointer Gretchen Jones and Morgan tory over Kennedy King College off the NJCAA Division II single-
•GHV 8th grade boys basketball at seemed to shake the visitors. The with 5:30 remaining in the third Nauman each had three points. Saturday, Nov. 21, at the Dale game record held by Lake Land’s
Forest City, 4:15 p.m. Comets committed 12 turnovers period started a running clock. Snelling and Biebesheimer Howard Classic in Iowa Falls. Kandy Lindsey in the 1999-2000
•GHV 7th grade boys basketball in the first period, compared to The third period ended with the each pulled down six rebounds. Peterson, who scored 30 season.
home vs. Forest City, 4:15 p.m. one for the Lions. Lions ahead, 55-22. Barragy and Backhaus had four points in Friday’s loss to State The 12 3-point goals by Pe-
•GHV JV/V wrestling triangular By the end of the first quar- Faber hit another three early apiece. Fair Community College, was terson tied the school’s single-
home, 6 p.m. ter the Lion lead was 22-4. in the fourth period on her way Mueller and Faber led the 12 of 17 from 3-point range in game record also held by Jennifer
•GHV JJV boys basketball at For- “I was happy with our start to a nine-point night. She was team with five steals apiece. Snel- the win over Kennedy King. Currier, also a CLHS prep, in
est City, 7:30 p.m. tonight. Our press was effective 3/8 from behind the arc. ling and O’Tool each had four. The previous NIACC wom- the 1987-88 season against Kirk-
in many ways. It allowed us to Coach Smith said that while “I thought Erin O’Tool had wood. Peterson now has 78 career
Friday set the tempo for our girls who his team was having good luck a nice game in getting steals and
might have been a little exhaust- from behind the three-point line, converting points of the steals
•CLHS Dance Team at Iowa State ed from the Mason City game,” he likes to attack a defense and and Chloe Mueller continues to
Dance Competition, Des Moines said Clear Lake Head Coach Bart go with a higher percentage shot. take care of the ball and is do-
•Clear Lake 8th grade boys basket- Smith. “I was proud of how we The Lions were 8/28 shooting ing a nice job of being the floor
ball at Forest City, 4:15 p.m. responded after a game like Mon- three-pointers for 29 percent. general,” said Smith. “I am very
•Clear Lake 7th grade boys basket- day, where some girls logged a lot The team shot at 55 percent pleased with how we are taking
ball home vs. Forest City, 4:15 p.m. of minutes the night before.” (17/31) from two-point range. care of the ball. We aren’t trying
•Clear Lake JV boys basketball Top scorer Emily Snelling The Lions continued to be to force things and are making
home vs. Clarion-Goldfield, 4:30 dropped a hook shot midway impressive shooting free throws. the right decisions right now.”
p.m. They sunk all seven attempts in
•Clear Lake JV girls basketball
home vs. Clarion-Goldfield at Clear GHV girls fall to ranked Osage team
Creek, 4:30 p.m. The Garner-Hayfield-Ven- “We were able to find a flow comfortable in our offense we
•Clear Lake V girls and boys bas- tura girls basketball team hit a offensively midway through the should get more quality shots TRUDY PETERSON
ketball home vs. Clarion-Goldfield, buzz saw when they faced num- second quarter and we went and also be able to cut down on 3-point goals, which ranks
6:15 p.m. ber seven rated Class 3A Osage into the locker room with some turnovers.” 12th on the school’s career
•GHV JV girls and boys basketball on Tuesday, Nov. 24. An out- confidence and still being in the GHV committed 28 turn- list.
home vs. Forest City, 4 p.m. standing second half helped the game,” said Coach Matt Erpeld- overs and only shot 26 percent
•GHV V girls and boys basketball Green Devils pick up a 62-27 ing. from the floor.
home vs. Forest City, 6:15 p.m. victory over the Cardinals. The Green Devils exploded Lau and Jillian Heitland
Both teams came out flat, in the second half, holding the led the team with nine and
Saturday with GHV scoring the first Cardinals to just 10 points, seven points respectively. Han-
point three minutes into the while they scored 31 points. son scored five
•Clear Lake JV/V wrestling at St. game. Osage picked it up from Poor execution passing the points, while
Ansgar, 10 a.m. there and rolled to a 16-4 first ball allowed Osage to go on a Mara Ander-
•GHV V wrestling at Eagle Grove, quarter lead. The Green Dev- 10-point run, which blew the son and Mikaya
10 a.m. ils knocked down four first half game open for the 62-27 Green Shropshire each
•GHV JJV/JV/V boys basketball at three-point shots. The Cardi- Devil victory. had a bucket
Osage, 5 p.m. nals hadn’t lost their fight yet, as “As several girls gain some and Payton
they collected 13 points behind experience playing at the varsity Bamrick and
Monday Hannah Lau’s seven points and level we will see better execu- Mal
Jade Hanson’s four points to tion on both ends of the floor,” See GHV on
•CLHS Dance Team performs at close the half trailing, 31-17. said Erpelding. “As we get more
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•Clear Lake 8th grade girls basket-
ball home vs. Webster City, 4:15 INAannouncesAll-State Teams
p.m.
•Clear Lake 7th grade girls basket- Four Clear Lake and Garner-Hay- of 2,161, an average of 50.3-yards per
ball at Webster City, 4:15 p.m. field-Ventura athletes have been named kick.
•Clear Lake JV wrestling tourna- to the Iowa Newspaper Association’s GHV’s Gabe Umbarger was se-
ment at West Fork, 5 p.m. 2015 All-State Football Teams. lected as a Class 2A Second Team of-
•Clear Lake 9th grade boys basket- Justin Sholly, a unanimous Class fensive lineman. Umbarger, a senior,
ball home vs. Charles City at Clear 2A All-District choice, was selected as was a First Team Class 2A District 2
Creek, 6 p.m. a Class 2A Second Team defensive line- All-District selection. He recorded four
•Clear Lake JV/V boys basketball backer. Sholly anchored Clear Lake’s and one-half sacks and had a total of 11
home vs. Charles City, 6:15 p.m. defensive unit, which finished second tackles for loss and 58 total tackles for
•GHV 8th grade boys basketball at in District 2 scoring defense, averaging the year.
Osage, 4:15 p.m. 18.1 over 10 games, as well as total de- Conner Shaw, a junior on GHV’s
•GHV 7th grade boys basketball fense. The Clear Lake senior recorded team, earned Third Team All-State hon-
home vs. Osage, 4:15 p.m. 57 solo and 50 assisted tackles during ors as an offensive back. Shaw was a First
•GHV JJV boys basketball home the season. Team Class 2A District 2 All-District
vs. Newman, 6:15 p.m. Clear Lake kicker Jarod Anderson selection. Shaw helped GHV to be the
was a Third Team All-State pick as kick- district leaders in total yardage for the
Tuesday er. The senior led the district in points year with 3,474 total yards. Shaw was
scored by kicking. He made 23 of 25 the number one rusher in the league,
•Clear Lake JH wrestling at River- extra point attempts and was three-for- tallying 1,395 total offensive yards. He
bend Middle School, 4:15 p.m. five on field goal tries for a total of 32 averaged 6.4 yards a carry. He recorded
•GHV JV girls and boys basketball points. Anderson was second in the dis- 12 touchdowns for the Cardinals and
at West Hancock, 4 p.m. trict in kickoffs, booting 43 for a total he had two interceptions for the year.
•GHV 7th & 8th grade boys basket-
ball at Rockford, 4:15 p.m.
•GHV V girls and boys basketball
at West Hancock, 6:15 p.m.
•Basketball: Wed., Dec. 2, home
vs. Florida State, 8:15 p.m.
•Football: Sat., Dec. 5, vs. Michi-
gan State at Indianpolis, 7:17 p.m.
•Basketball: Sat., Dec. 5, home vs.
UMKC, 2 p.m.
•Basketball: Mon., Dec. 7, home
vs. Western Illinois, 6 p.m.
•Basketball: Mon., Dec. 7, home
vs. Buffalo, 8 p.m.
•Basketball: Sat., Dec. 5, at Rich- JAROD ANDERSON JUSTIN SHOLLY
mond, 5 p.m. CONNER SHAW GABE UMBARGER
•Basketball: Tues., Dec. 8, at
George Mason, 6 p.m.
•Women’s Basketball: Wed., Dec.
2, at Marshalltown CC, 7 p.m.
•Wrestling: Sat., Dec. 5, at Buena
Vista Open, 9 a.m.
•Men’s Basketball: Sun., Dec. 6, at
Little Priest Tribal College, 4 p.m.
•Men’s Basketball: Mon., Dec. 7, at
Briar Cliff JV, 7 p.m.
•Women’s Basketball: Tues., Dec.
8, at Iowa Western CC, 5 p.m.
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