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wrap-up 2015-16 season
The Clear Lake junior varsity Humboldt 29, CL 24 CLEAR GHV
girls basketball team has completed After a back-and-forth first quar- LAKE
its 2015-16 schedule with a record of ter, the Lions hit a dry spell at the end
5-13. of the second quarter and went into NOAH HEGGEN NATE DICAMILLO NICOLAS JOYNT JACK
“I look forward to seeing what halftime down by five against Hum- VANDUSSELDORP
these girls can do next year now that boldt. The game came down to the Noah is a junior and he plays as Nate is a junior and he plays Nicholas is a sophomore and
many of them have a year or two of last quarter, but the height of the a guard. He is the son of Chad post. He is the son of Kim Di- he plays forward. He is the son Jack is a sophomore and he
Clear Lake basketball under their Wildcats was too much for the Lions Heggen and Niki Monson. Camillo. of Ranae and Mike Joynt. plays center. He is the son of
belt,” said Coach Emily Hill. “With in the end. They downed Clear Lake Scott and Angie VanDusseldorp.
some hard work in the off-season, 29-24.
there will be a lot of growth in their “As a team, we need to get better
skill and basketball knowledge.” at knowing what to do in certain situ-
C-G-D 32, CL 21 ations,” said Coach Hill.
After a slow first quarter, the Emilie Jandebeur and Morgan
Lions could not get on track against Nauman each scored five points.
Clarion-Goldfield-Dows. They went Kayla Ritter played a good all-around
into the locker room down, 22-5. game for the Lions and scored four.
Unfortunately, an equally slow third Webster City 39, CL 28
quarter created a bigger hole for the In the first meeting between
Lions. An 11-point fourth quarter Clear Lake and Webster City, the Li-
cut down the deficit, as the Cowgirls ons were able to come out with a win.
only scored one free throw in the last It was a different story on Tuesday,
quarter. Feb. 9. Another slow start proved to
“I was proud of the adversity the be too much and the Lions were down
girls showed throughout the game. by eight at halftime.
When things are going badly, it is “We pressured more in the sec-
easy to give up. They didn’t do that,” ond half, but still couldn’t gain any
said Coach Hill. momentum until Emilie Jandebeur
Morgan Nauman scored nine made a three and got a quick steal for
points for the Lions. Macy Mixdorf two points at the third quarter buzzer,”
had four points and Madison Goche- explained Coach Hill. “With a three-
nour scored three. point deficit going into the last seven
Algona 39, CL 19 minutes of play, I was confident that
A late charge by the Lions at the we could find our ‘bigs’ inside and get
end of the second quarter provided a some easy baskets. Unfortunately, the
15-11 lead at halftime, but a scoreless Lynx were able to respond and come
third quarter gave Algona a 14-point away with the win, 39-28.
swing and a victory. “I was happy to see the produc-
“Our defense couldn’t keep up tion out of our team. Once again, they
with their offense,” said Coach Hill. didn’t give up and played until the fi-
Mallory Leisure and Morgan nal buzzer,” added the coach.
Nauman each had six points for the Mikayla VanderPloeg led the
Lions. The coach noted Elizabeth Lion scoring with six points. Mallory
Brandt has been stepping it up in her Leisure and Emilie Jandebeur each
JV role and scored four points. scored five and Elizabeth Brandt had
four points.
GHV JV boys end season
with 21-1 record MORGAN NAUMANN
It was a season to remember for rebounding for the year was Ryan JADE HANSON MADDIE WILLIAMS
the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura boys ju- Meyers. Ray Cataldo, Chase Theo- Morgan is a sophomore and she
nior varsity basketball team, as they bald, Connor Burke, Jonah Albertson plays as a guard. She is the Jade is a freshman and she Maddie is a freshman and she
finished the 2015-16 season with a and Colton Schroeder all had success- daughter of Scott Naumann and plays as a forward. She is the plays as a guard. She is the
record of 21-1. ful seasons at the guard positions. Lo- Dana Naumann. daughter of Kevin and Mary daughter of Tyler and Jan Wil-
Hanson. liams.
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was that they didn’t give up,” said Ryley Kozisek and Dylan Mahlstedt
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