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GHV X-C team post
personal bests;
boys win H-D meet
It was a good week for the Gar-
ner-Hayfield-Ventura cross country
teams. Both teams are recording per-
sonal best times and the boys’ team
picked up a win and a second place
finish.
GHV Meet
It was a day of personal records
for the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura cross
country teams when they competed
in their home meet on Monday, Sept.
28. All boys and girls varsity runners
recorded personal best times at the
meet.
“The runners did a great job. We
had over 24 runners record personal
bests at this meet,” said Coach Jeff
Short.
It all paid off for the boys, who
captured first place in the four-team
competition with 23 points. GHV
had five runners in the top 10. Reece
Smith led the way with a second place
finish in 16:29. He was followed by
Logan Dalbeck, Derek Brown and
Ray Cataldo, who placed third, fourth
and fifth respectively. Dalbeck ran the
race in 16:54, Brown’s time was 17:03
and Cataldo clocked a 17:15. Austin
Siegrist placed ninth with a time of
17:58. Jacob Meier also ran a good
race in a time of 18:40, good for 13th
place.
The girls team placed fourth in
the eight-team competition with 124
points. Maria Gonzalez was the top
runner with a time of 21:18. She
placed 14th. Kaylee Hudspeth,
Morgan Graham and Rebekah Lar-
son were neck-and-neck, finishing in
24th, 25th and 26th place. Hudspeth
ran the course in 23:07, while Gra-
ham finished in 23:27 and Larson was
one second behind with a 23:28. Also
running varsity was Nicole Upmeyer,
35th, 25:10; Hannah Wellik, 37th,
25:14, and Rachel Sokol, 38th, 25:15.
JV Results
GHV picked up the top two
spots in the JV boys race. Mason
Wirtz won the race with a time of
18:53. Parker Schneiders was second
with a time of 19:00. Also placing
in the JV race was Andrew Schreur,
20th, with a time of 19:25 and Na-
than Larson was 23rd with a time of
19:38.
Also competing in the boys JV
race was Andrew Dornbier, Daniel
Schreur, Austin Case, Derek Ander-
son, Theo Schoneman, Tyler Ober-
mann, Dalton Hawe, Lucas Rayhons,
Patrick Terhark, McKinley Hawe,
Austin Mohlis, Matt Barickman and
Derek Neuberger.
Paige Rasmusen was the only girl
to run in the JV race. She placed 16th
with a time of 27:49.
Hampton-Dumont Meet
It was a great day for the GHV
boys, when the cross country teams
traveled to Hampton-Dumont on
Basketball skills course offered
Once again the Clear Lake Girls
Basketball Program will offer skill de-
velopment and practice sessions for
girls in grades two through six.
A free clinic for second and third
graders will be offered Thursday, Oct.
8, from 3:15-5 p.m. at Clear Creek
Elementary. Skill development ses-
sions are on Oct. 13, 20, 27 and Nov.
2. All sessions are after school at Clear ents can also pick up a form during
Creek and will go until 5 p.m. Snacks
will be offered. Cost is $40, which
includes a T-shirt and a halftime skill
performance during the JV girls bas-
ketball halftime versus Charles City
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CHASE SMITH
Thursday, Oct. 1. With their number
one runner back in the line-up, the
boys cruised to an easy first place fin- Duluth, Minn. Pointer landed this 11 pound, 30” walleye on Friday morning.
ish. The boys outdistanced the second
place team by 40 points. The Cardi-
nals won with 22 points, followed by
West Fork with 62 and Osage with 65
points. Eleven teams competed in the
meet.
Chase Smith, who has been out
of the line-up with an injury, was
back in action and paced the team
with a first place finish in a time of
16:15. Right behind him were team-
mates Ray Cataldo, second, in 17:31,
Logan Dalbeck, in third, with a time
of 18:11 and Austin Siegrist was fifth
in a time of 18:27. Jacob Meier just
missed placing in the top 10. He was
11th with a time of 19:15. Andrew
Schreur was 25th with a time of 19:54
and Parker Schneiders was 40th with
a time of 20:20.
The girls team placed fourth in
a nine-team field with 125 points.
West Fork won the girl’s race with 32
points, followed by Osage with 36
points.
Maria Gonzalez finished in the
top 10 with a ninth place finish in
21:36. Rebekah Larson ran the course
in 23:08, good for 23rd place. Kay-
lee Hudspeth and Morgan Graham
crossed the line in 26th and 27th
place. Hudspeth’s time was 23:26,
while Graham’s was 23:27. Round-
ing out the varsity runners was Han-
nah Wellik, 40th, 24:52, Rachel So-
kol, 41st, 24:55, and Emma Whelan,
59th, 26:42.
JV Results
Ezra Marroquin won the JV boys
race with a time of 19:02. Nathan
Larson was close behind, finishing in
third place with a time of 20:17.
Also running JV was Daniel Sch-
reur, 20:23; Derek Anderson, 20:23;
Austin Case, 20:32; Lucas Rayhons,
20:32; Tyler Obermann, 20:33; Dal-
ton Hawe, 20:41; Andrew Dornbier,
20:47; Theo Schoneman, 20:48; Pat-
rick Terhark, 21:01; McKinley Hawe,
22:06; Austin Mohlis, 24:56 and Matt
Barickman, 27:20.
Nov. 24.
A free clinic for fourth, fifth and
sixth graders will be held Thursday,
Oct. 29, from 3:15-5 p.m. at Clear
Creek. More information will be sent
home with students and at the Clear
Creek Open House on Oct. 5.
Registration forms for all grades
will be sent home with students. Par-
the free clinic offered Oct. 8.
Registration forms must be
turned in by Oct. 20 for the second
and third grade clinic.
Oct. 7, 2015 • Page 11
Sport Shorts
Pheasant Forever Banquet to be held
The annual Iowa Pioneer II, Cerro Gordo Co. Pheasants Forever Banquet
will be held on Saturday, Oct. 17. The banquet will be held at the North
Iowa Fairgrounds, Mason City, in the North Iowa Events Center. Social hour
begins at 5:30 p.m. and a prime rib dinner will be served at 7 p.m. Activities
include live auction, silent auction, games, and raffles. The public is invited!
Tickets are $50 (includes Pheasants Forever membership, banquet dinner, and
Pheasants Forever magazine subscription), spouse and children tickets are $15
Nice catch each. Tickets can be purchased at the door, or by contacting Scott Grummer
(641-529-0126) or Dennis Theobald (641-529-1763). Funds generated from
It was good day to be in a fishing boat on Clear Lake for Doug Pointer, of this banquet are used locally to acquire and improve habitat, food plots, and
support conservation farm programs. Please bring a friend!
Pointer was visiting his friend, Jim Hill, of Clear Lake, who took him fishing.
The fish was later released. -Reporter photo CL Booster Club fundraiser planned
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