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GHV boys track team
competes in two meets
The Garner-Hayfield-Ventura boys
track team competed in two meets last
week.
Hampton-Dumont Invite
The GHV boys competed at the
Hampton-Dumont Invitational on
Monday, April 18. The Cardinals
placed fifth in the nine-team field with place finishes. Sam Cataldo had two
70.50 points. Denver won the meet
with 136 points.
GHV’s long distance runners
racked up some points for the team. In
the 1600 meter run, the Cardinals took
first and second place. Logan Dal-
beck won the race in 4:40.56, followed
closely by Ray Cataldo in 4:45.98.
Another long distance runner, Reece
Smith, claimed second in the 3200 me-
ter run with a time of 10:25.81. Dal-
beck placed fourth in the 800 meter
run with a time of 2:08.22.
Sam Cataldo also did his share for
the team, claiming the win in the 110
meter hurdles with a time of 16.03 and
runner-up honors in the 400 meter
hurdles in 56.01.
Other place winners included:
•100 meter dash: David Cook, sixth
place, 12.49
•200 meter dash: Cook, fifth place,
24.75
•High jump: Johnathan O’Connor,
seventh place, 5’02”
•4x100 meter relay: Ezra Marroquin,
Conner Shaw, Cook and Sam Cataldo,
third place, 45.28.
•4x800 meter relay: O’Connor, Na-
than Larson, Derek Brown and Ray Catal-
do, fifth place, 9:13.06
•Shuttle hurdle relay: O’Connor,
Cook, Holden Larson and Sam Cataldo,
seventh place, 1:10.37.
Bronco Relays
CL BOYS TENNIS
from page 10
Hunter Gerhardt (CL) over Roman Gon-
zalez, 10-1
Doubles
Jones/Mason (CL) over Clark/White, 10-0
Peterson/Holtz (CL) over Craig/Torger-
son, 10-1
Adams/Gerhardt over Bollhogen/Grefe,
10-2
Junior varsity
Eric Hahn/Aaron Blum won, 6-3
Duke Olthoff/Drew Enke lost, 6-4
Carter Olk/Garrett Gannon lost, 6-1
Boone 5, CL 4
The Lions started strong,
winning the first two singles matches,
but eventually fell 5-4 to Boone in a
match played April 21. Sam Jones
and Ben Mason both won their singles
matches, then teamed up for a doubles
victory. Jacob Peterson and Nick
Holtz also won as a doubles team.
Singles
Jones (CL) over Danny Anderson, 6-0,
6-0
Mason (CL) over Andrew Troe, 7-6 (10-
8) 6-3
Ethan Patterson (B) over Peterson, 6-1,
6-2
Jackson Zehr (B) over Holtz, 6-1, 6-2
Caden Burkamper (B) over Mac Adams
4-6, 7-6 (8-6), 10-1
Mason Hulse (B) over Hunter Gerhardt,
6-0, 6-1
Doubles
Jones/Mason (CL) over Anderson/Patter-
son, 6-3, 6-1
Peterson/Holtz (CL) over Troe/Burkam-
per, 6-3, 6-3
Zehr/Waflin (B) over Adams/Gerhardt,
6-2, 6-1
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Lake Mills racked up 98 points
to win the Bronco Relays on Tuesday,
April 19. The Cardinals were fifth in
the six-team field with 71.33. The race
was very tight, as Belmond-Klemme
collected 72.66 points and Clarion-
Goldfield-Dows had 73 points.
GHV had five events collect first
individual first place finishes, one in
the 110 meter hurdles with a time of
15.56 and another in the 400 meter
hurdles, 56.15. Ray Cataldo also had a
first place finish with a time of 2:09.56
in the 800 meter run. the net to tie the match.
Two relays claimed top hon-
ors. The 4x800 team of Reece Smith,
Ray Cataldo, Logan Dalbeck and Derek
Brown won in 8:40.27. Also winning
was the distance medley team of Da-
vid Cook, Johnathan O’Connor, Ezra
Marroquin and Dalbeck in 3:57.16.
“It’s been impressive to watch
the boys compete and try new events
this year,” said Coach Kelsey Stef-
fens. “With lower numbers we have
had to be creative with both relays and
individual events and the boys under-
stand the need to try new events in or-
der to score points for the team.”
Also scoring points for the team were:
•3200 meter run: Andy Schreur, sec-
ond
•400 meter run: Marroquin, second,
53.39; Nathan Larson, fifth, 1:01.29
•800 meter run: Brown, second,
2:18.61
•200 meter run: Marroquin, third,
23.48
•4x100 relay: Marroquin, Conner
Shaw, Cook, Sam Cataldo, second place,
46.12
•Shuttle hurdle: O’Connor, Cook,
Holden Larson, Sam Cataldo, fourth place, 242.
1:09.93
Junior varsity singles
Eric Hahn won, 6-4
Aaron Blum lost, 6-2
Junior varsity doubles
Eric Hahn/Aaron Blum lost, 6-3
Eric Hahn /Drew Enke won, 6-3
Duke Olthoff/Garrett Gannon lost, 6-0
Aaron Blum/Carter Olk lost, 6-3
Duke Olthoff/Drew Enke lost, 7-6
CL 7, Decorah 2
The Lions swept the singles
matches on Saturday against Deborah
and won as a team, 7-2.
Singles
Sam Jones (CL) over Ross Gentry, 6-1,
6-1
Ben Mason (CL) over Miles Smith, 7-5,
6-2
Jacob Peterson (CL) over Logan Brauer,
6-0, 6-1
Nick Holtz (CL) over Ben Lexclanky, 6-0
6-1
Mac Adams (CL) over Nate Larson, 6-4,
6-1
Logan Loney (D) over Hunter Gerhardt,
6-2, 6-4
Doubles
Jones/Mason (CL) over Gentry/Smith,
6-3, 6-3
Peterson/Holtz (CL) over Brauer/ Lex-
clanky, 6-0, 6-1
Larson/Loney (D) over Adams/Gerhardt,
7-5, 6-4
Junior varsity singles
Aaron Blum lost 6-1 and won 6-2
Garret Gannon lost 8-0 and 6-2
Drew Enke won 6-2 and 5-3
Carter Olk won, 5-3
Duke Olthoff won 5-3 and lost 6-2
Junior varsity doubles
Eric Hahn and Aaron Blum won, 6-0
Carter Olk/Garrett Gannon won 6-2 and
tied 3-3
Drew Enke/Duke Olthoff won 5-3 and 5-3
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GHV boys soccer tops
Humboldt; falls to Hudson
Hudson 8, GHV 1 Friday was a different match, as
The Cardinals met a buzz saw the Cardinals dominated in an 11-4
when they faced an undefeated Hud- victory over Humboldt.
son team and fell, 8-1, on Monday, “The weather was as opposite as
April 18. it could be, and we were ready,” said
“I knew they would be tough,” Coach Eric Williams. “We spent the
said Coach Eric Williams. “They had previous three days working on the
not been scored on all season.” short comings that I saw on Monday
GHV did put an end to that, as and spent a lot of time working on con-
they scored one goal against Hud- trol and it seemed to pay off.”
son. The Cardinals scored about 30 Brady Hess got a shot at goalie,
minutes into the match when the de- due to injuries, and stepped up to the
fense won the ball at the half line and challenge.
kicked it forward. With the wind and Coach Williams also praised the
cold, it floated and found the back of play of his seniors, Dalton Basinger,
Turner Albertson and Colton Raw.
Hudson made adjustment at the Despite Humboldt scoring in the
half and scored seven times in the sec- first minute of play, the Cardinals never
ond half. backed down, scoring 11 goals.
“They were just too much. They “Most all of the goals were the
had the perfect balance of speed, result of putting passes together and
physcial play, athleticism and desire playing into open space, which is some-
that we just don’t have yet,” said Wil- thing that I keep stressing,” said Wil-
liams. “On the bright side, we were the liams. “I love the fact that these young
first team to score on them.” men are listening to constructive criti-
cism and making themselves better.”
GHV 11, Humboldt 4
Cardinal girls split two
s occer matches
April 22, 5-0.
GHV’s Matthew Heinemann shot a 43 at the Belmond Meet held Friday, April 22. IF-A 4, GHV 2 Autumn Weaver came through for
-Photo courtesy of Cheila Frayne The Cardinals fought hard, but in the Cardinals with two goals. Scoring
the end came up short in a 4-2 loss to one goal apiece was Payton Bamrick,
Cardinal boys move golf Iowa Falls-Alden on Monday, April 18. Bretta Carolus and Brooklyn Laird.
record to 9-5 “Iowa Falls-Alden is a physical “We were missing some key
The Garner-Hayfield-Ventura ler Oberman, Brandon Bell and Todd team and that is something we usu- members tonight,” said Coach Josh
boys placed second in two meets last Finley are becoming more solid all the ally struggle with,” said Coach Josh Banse. “The girls played well and did
week, moving their record to 9-5. time. When you add Alex Goll and Banse. “The game was a lot closer than a great job filling those spots.”
On Monday, April 18, the Jake Folkerts to the mix, it will be com- the score shows and they proved they Coach Banse praised the play of
team competed at the Gruis Golf petitive to see who will play in the up- can play with teams like this.” Ashley Markla and Teyha Mitchell in
Course. The Cardinals placed second coming tournaments. Payton Bamrick and Hannah Lau the midfield. Weaver and Bamrick had
with 182-points, behind Algona who On Saturday, April 23, the team scored the two goals for the Cardinals. many shots on goal, but would just not
won with a 167-points. Lake Mills competed in a triangular at Ridge Stone Goalie Morgan Westendorf had go in, according to Banse.
scored 228 and North Iowa ended with Golf Course. Hampton-Dumont won seven saves. “The attack of the offense was
the meet with 173 points, followed by “We are still trying to find the great and our defense had a nice game
All six Cardinal golfers were with- West Fork, 181, and GHV carded a right lineup and rotation,” said Banse. as well,” said Banse.
in seven strokes of each other. Grady 184.
Umbarger led the way with a 43, fol- Finley and Umbarger both fired
lowed by Matthew Heinemann with a 44 to lead the scoring for the Cards. GHV 5, CAL 0 Deserae Clevenger was the goalie
44. Jake Folkers shot a 47, while Bran- Heinemann and Obermann followed GHV shut-out CAL on Friday, for the night.
dan Bell and Jordan Babcock both shot with 48s. Bell and Babcock rounded
48s. out the scoring with a 49 and a 52 re- Ups and downs for the
“We gained valuable experience by spectively. GHV girls golf team
playing new and different courses,” said It was a busy week for the Garner-
Coach Ken Krause. Hayfield-Ventura girls golf team, as ning with a 59 and Leerar with a
On Friday, April 22, the team GHV GIRLS they competed in three meets. 63. Enright shot a 66.
competed in a triangular on a tricky from page 9 On Monday, April 18, the team “We had a much better effort from
par 37 course at the Belmond Coun- was at North Iowa, where they strug- Bailee and Kyleigh, but if we’re going
try Club. The Cardinals finished in the •1500 meter run: Hannah Whelan, gled to record some decent scores. to be a competitive team we need a
middle of the pack with a 171. Bish- third place, 6:05.14 “This was our worst performance couple more scores in the mid to low
op Garrigan won the meet with a •3000 meter run: Rebekah Larson, as a team in quite a while. The weather 50s. We’re just not there yet, but I be-
169. Belmond-Klemme ended with a fourth place, 13:09.31; Nicole Upmeyer, was not a factor and the course was not lieve we do have the ability to improve
239. seventh, 13:38.17 that difficult. It just seemed that all of before tournaments roll around,” said
“This was the first time any of •400 meter hurdles: Anderson, fourth the girls managed to find trouble some- Greiman.
our players had seen the course,” said place, 1:15.50 where,” said Coach Todd Greiman. GHV had another good outing,
Krause. •High jump: Emma Whelan, third Kyleigh Slaichert and Bailee this time at Belmond on Friday, April
Umbarger shot a one-over par 38 place, 4’06”; Hannah Lau, seventh place, Frayne led the team with scores of 50 22. The Cardinals won the meet with
to be the meet’s medalist. 4’02” and 51. Paige Penning shot a 59 and 202 points. Bishop Garrigan was sec-
Heinemann’s 43 included two •Long jump: Bierle, fourth place, Kayla Leerar ended with a 64. Rachel ond with a 240, followed by Belmond-
doubles, while Babcock’s 44 had a nine 13’10.5”; Rachel Hejlik, eighth place Enright shot a 71. Klemme with a 268.
on the card. •4x100 relay: Williams, Hughes, “This is one of those times when The 202 was the Cardinal’s lowest
“All three of these players had Meinders, Van Oort, fourth place, 57.09 you just walk away, put it behind you team total of the season. “Hopefully
excellent rounds,” said Krause. “Ty- •4x200 relay: Trinity Smith, Droste and move forward,” said Greiman. we’re on the way to even more improve-
Hennings, Summer Einhuis, Whelan, The Cardinals had a much bet- ment,” said Greiman.
eighth place, 2:07.48 ter outing on Tuesday, April 19, at Frayne nabbed medalist honors
•4x400 relay: Williams, Anderson, West Fork. GHV won the meet by with a 41. Slaichert wasn’t far behind
Van Oort, Oulman, third place, 4:26.35 17 strokes. The Cards recorded a 211, with a 44. Penning shot 57, followed
•4x800 relay: Hennings, Whelan, followed by Hampton-Dumont with a by Enright and Leerar with 60s.
Hannah Wellik, Whelan, sixth place, 228 and West Fork who ended with a “Bailee and Kyleigh were their
12:28.95 285. consistent selves and Paige came in
Frayne led the team with a 43, right where she’s been all year and Kay-
DeGabriele fires a hole-in-one followed by Slaichert, who shot a la and Rachel both played better,” said
46. Rounding out the score was Pen- Greiman.
Bryan DeGabriele, 44, of Mason City, recorded the first hole-in-one of the
season at Oak Hills Golf Course, Clear Lake, on Sunday, April 24. DeGabriele
aced hole #7 (150-yards) using a pitching wedge. The shot was witnessed by his
son, Drew, and Paul Peterson. This is his second career hole-in-one.
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