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“We didn’t play very well. It happens,
even at home when we feel we have an
advantage.”
CLHS Head
Boys Golf Coach
Eric Perry
Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter
Clear Lake Reporter
SPORTS
CALENDAR
Thursday
•Clear Lake boys JH track at Ma-
son City, 4:30 p.m.
•Clear Lake girls JH track home,
4:30 p.m.
•GHV JH boys track at Osage, 4:30
p.m.
•GHV JH girls track at Bishop Gar-
rigan, 4:30 p.m.
•GHV V girls & boys track at North
Union, 5 p.m.
•GHV V girls soccer home vs.
Humboldt, 5:30 p.m.
Friday
•Clear Lake JV/V boys golf at High-
land Country Club, 4:30 p.m.
•Clear Lake JV/V girls golf home,
4:30 p.m.
•Clear Lake JV/V girls & boys track
at Hampton-Dumont, 4:30 p.m.
•Clear Lake JV/V boys tennis at
Iowa Falls-Alden, 4:30 p.m.
•Clear Lake V/JV boys soccer
home vs. GHV, 5:30 p.m.
•GHV V girls & boys golf at Forest
City, 4:15 p.m.
•GHV JH girls track home, 4:30
p.m.
•GHV V boys soccer at Clear Lake,
5 p.m.
Saturday
•Clear Lake JV/V golf tournament
at Clarmond Golf Course, 9 a.m.
•Clear Lake V soccer tournament
at GHV, 9 a.m.
•Clear Lake JV/V boys tennis tour-
nament at Mason City, 9 a.m.
•Clear Lake JH girls & boys track at
Hampton-Dumont, 9 a.m.
•Clear Lake JV/V girls tennis tour-
nament at Luther College, 10 a.m.
•GHV V boys golf at Britt Golf
Course, 8 a.m.
•GHV V girls golf at Clarmond Golf
Course, 9 a.m.
•GHV V girls soccer home tourna-
ment, 9 a.m.
•GHV trapshooting at Central
Springs, 9 a.m.
Monday
•Clear Lake JV/V girls golf home,
4 p.m.
•Clear Lake JV/V girls & boys track
at GHV, 4:30 p.m.
•Clear Lake JH boys track home,
4:30 p.m.
•Clear Lake V/JV girls soccer at
Iowa Falls-Alden, 5:30 p.m.
•GHV V girls & boys golf at Country
Greens Golf Course, 4:15 p.m.
•GHV V girls and boys track home,
4:30 p.m.
•GHV trapshooting home, 4:30
p.m.
Tuesday
•Clear Lake JV/V boys golf at
Hampton-Dumont, 3 p.m.
•Clear Lake JV/V girls golf home
vs. Hampton-Dumont, 3 p.m.
•Clear Lake V girls tennis at
Charles City, 4 p.m.
•Clear Lake JV/V boys tennis home
vs. St. Edmond, 4:30 p.m.
•Clear Lake JV/V boys track at Al-
gona, 5 p.m.
•Clear Lake V/JV boys soccer, at
Iowa Falls-Alden, 5:30 p.m.
•Women’s & Men’s Track & Field:
Fri.-Sat., April 29-30, at Drake Re-
lays
•Women’s & Men’s Track & Field:
Sun., May 1, at Palo Alto, Calif.
•Baseball: Wed., April 27, home vs.
Century College, 4 p.m.
•Softball: Fri.-Sun., April 29-May 1, 26:10; Skylar Andrea, Clear Lake, second,
at NJCAA Region XI Tournament
•Women’s & Men’s Track & Field:
Thurs., April 28 at Grand View
•Women’s & Men’s Track & Field:
Fri.-Sat., April 29-30, at Drake Re-
lays
•Baseball: Sat.-Sun., April 30-May
1, home vs. Iowa Lakes, 1 p.m.
•Women’s Golf: Fri.-Sat., April 29-
30, at NJCAA Region XI Tourna-
ment, Ankeny
•Baseball: Tues., May 3, home vs.
Luther College JV, 5 p.m.
•Baseball: Wed., April 27, home
vs. Missouri Western, 2 p.m.
•Baseball: Fri.-Sun., April 29-May
1, home vs. Emporia State Univer-
sity
MORE CALENDAR
on Page 10
Clear Lake
Soccer
Results
Page 12
April 27, 2016 • Page 9
CL boys Clear Lake girls are hitting their stride
golf team
bounces The Clear Lake girls track The Lions placed seventh in the was eighth in the 100 hurdles in
back after team is hitting its stride with two eight-team field with 58 points. 17.76. The shuttle hurdle team
setback track meets last week. Mixdorf was fourth in the 100 of Olivia Amos, Archer, Ritter
Lynx Relays in 13.76 and fourth in the 200 and Tesar was fourth in 1:15.57.
Clear Lake golf coach Eric Sprinter Macy Mixdorf led in 28.44. She also joined Kaylee In field events, Archer
Perry is seeing some inconsis- the way for the Clear Lake girls Nosbisch, Kayla Ritter and nabbed third place in the long
tency, but steady improvement at the Lynx Relays in Webster Megan Merfeld to place fourth jump by leaping 13’11”. Amos
on his team. The Lions expe- City Thursday, April 21. Mix- in the 4x200 in 1:59.98. The was seventh in long jump with
rienced a setback against North dorf finished second in the 200 4x100 with Mixdorf, Nosbisch, a mark of 12’6”. Mikayla Van-
Central Conference teams last meters in 28.68, fifth in the 100 Ashley Archer and Merfeld was derploeg was seventh in shot put,
week, but bounced back with a in 13.71, helped the 4x200 relay fifth in 57.56. 29’9”.
strong showing against mid-size to a fourth place finish and the In middle distance events,
Minnesota teams. 4x100 to sixth place. Competing Sharrell Lee was fourth in the Other placements included:
in the 4x200 was Ashley Archer, 400 in 1:09.72 and Mallory •4x400: Ritter, Lee, Leisure, Tesar,
Spencer Invitational Kayla Ritter and Megan Merfeld, Leisure was fifth in the 800 in sixth, 5:01.10
The Lions started the week running a 1:57.23. The 4x100 2:53.04. Tallie Tesar placed fifth •Sprint medley: Nosbisch, Lee, Mer-
at Spencer, competing against a had Kaylee Nosbisch, Archer and in the 400 hurdles in 1:17.78 and feld, Jandebeur, fifth, 2:10.92
dozen Iowa teams. Clear Lake Merfeld. •Distance medley: Nosbisch, Laura
finished fifth with 329. Webster Archer also scored team Rose, Leisure, Jandebeur, sixth,
City won the meet with a 312, points with sixth place in the 5:08.08
followed by Estherville-Lincoln long jump with a mark of 13’9”
Central with 317 and Bishop and was part of the shuttle hurdle GHV hosts Cardinal Relays
Garrigan third with 321. Har- team which placed third. Oth- The Cardinals placed sixth race in 1:13.59. Other mem-
lan edged the Lions with 325. Kyle Calaguas lines up a putt. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy er relay members were Joslyn in an eight-team field when bers of the relay were Miranda
Thomas Storbeck had the Thomas Storbeck came in with Gannon, Ritter and Talie Tesar, they hosted the Cardinal Re- Jackson, Maddie Williams and
low score for the Lions with a a 42 and Jackson Hamlin and a running a 1:14.76. Tesar also lays on Tuesday, April 19. Cen- Mara Anderson.
78, placing him seventh overall. 44. placed third in the 400 hurdles tral Springs won the meet with Two relays placed sec-
He was the only Lion to place in “Evan Krause stepped up in 1:15.38 and fifth in the 100 156 points. GHV scored 84.50 ond. The sprint medley team of
the top 10. big. We’ve seen him score well hurdles in 17.66. points. Jayden Hughes, Leah Meinders,
“Thomas is starting to get in practice. Now I hope he The Lions’ Distance Medley Jillian Heitland had a good Jacki Van Oort and Sadie Oul-
his scores lower. Last year it cleared the huddle to lead the team of Nosbisch, Merfeld, Lee night for the Cards, placing sec- man finished with a time of
took him some time to get low- team during meets,” said Coach and Emilie Jandebeur was fifth in ond in the 400 meter hurdles 2:00.54. The distance medley
er. As long as he peaks at the Perry. 4:53.32. The 4x400 with Ritter, with a time of 1:12.84 and she team of Van Oort, Amanda Bi-
right time, we are on track,” said Jandebeur, Mallory Leisure and was third in the 100 meter hur- erle, Oulman and Williams fin-
Coach Perry. Tesar was sixth in 4:54.92. dles with a time of 17.22. She ished in 4:48.57.
Kyle Calaguas carded an Alena Gabrielson was also part of the third place
82, Alex Snelling had 84 and placed sixth in the 3000 Other place winners included:
Tate Storbeck and Evan Kruse meter run in 13:52.34. shuttle hurdle team who ran the See GHV GIRLS on pg. 11
both had 85s. Junior varsity
“Kyle continues to have a Junior varsity THOMAS STORBECK A limited number
strong short iron game. He will The Lion junior varsity also there were many memorable of Lion underclassmen
score lower if his putting gets finished as runner-up to Web- moments in the tournament, participated in junior
better,” said the coach. “Alex ster City. The Lynx finished among them was Tate Storbeck’s varsity races at Webster
played a consistent round. Alex with 189, while the Lions had effort. City. Selena Borrill picked
has the right personality it takes 191 and Gaels 193. “Tate told me he was going up a third place finish in
to golf. He is a calm player.” Carter Backhaus was the to shoot a 33 on the last nine on the long jump with a mark
leader for the Lions with a 44. Saturday after he was 1-under. I of 12’2” and was part of
Webster City Noah Heggen was next with a thought he should worry about the 4x200 which placed
The NCC was on the line 48. Will Cooney had a 49 and getting pars. Would you believe second in 2:09.89. Other
Thursday night, as defending Ben Blaha finished with a 50. it? He birdied the last hole for members of the really
Class 3A state champions and a 34, 2-under par. Best nine of were Laura Rose, Rachel
top ranked Webster City, along Ridges of Sand Creek, the tournament. Nice goal for a Barillas and Mikayla
with St. Ed’s, ranked number Jordan, Minn. freshman.” Vanderploeg. The 4x100
six in Class 2A, all faced off at The Lions got some great Jackson Hamlin also just relay with Olivia Amos,
Veteran’s Memorial in Clear tournament experience at the missed a hole-in-one on the Gannon, Borrill and
Lake. All teams were unde- Ridges of Sand Creek in Jordan, toughest par 3. Barillas was third in 59.31.
feated in NCC play. Webster Minn. Mid-size schools in Min- Kyle Calaguas finished with The Sprint Medley team
City emerged unscathed with nesota play the state tournament a (78-76) 154 for the Lions. of Gannon, Barillas, Rose
a score of 148. Clear Lake was on the course. This tournament “Kyle was himself— play- and Mallory Leisure was
runner-up with 161 and St. Ed’s featured best teams with enroll- ing smarter and consistent. I am fourth in 2:19.62.
finished with a 164. ment from 200-900 students proud of him and his scores this Individually, Barillas
“We didn’t play very well. grades nine to 12. year. He continues to lead this was fifth in the discus with
It happens, even at home when Of the 11-team, 66 player team in scoring,” said Coach a toss of 58’6” and Katie
we feel we have an advantage,” tournament, Clear Lake’s Thom- Perry. “Thomas was unbeliev- Tofte was third in the
said Coach Perry. as Storbeck was medalist with a able on these huge fast greens. shot put with a mark of
Evan Krause had the low (71-78) 149. Kyle Calaguas fin- He went to school and separated 26’7.75”.
score for the Lions with a 39. ished fifth with a (78-76) 154. himself from the field. Thomas
Alex Snelling was one stroke As a team, the Lions finished in and Kyle could be in the hunt Cardinal Relays
back with a 40. Kyle Calaguas a tie for second with 636. De- for a state title at this rate.” The Lions were at
and Tate Storbeck each had 41s. troit Lakes, Minn. topped the Garner Tuesday, April 19.
field with a score of 630. Macy Mixdorf again had GHV’s Jayden Hughes and Clear Lake’s Macy Mixdorf compete against each
Coach Eric Perry said a good night, collecting other in the 4x100 meter relay at the Cardinal Relays. GHV placed fourth in
10 points for the team. the race and Clear Lake was fifth. -Reporter by Chris Barragy
Results of the Earth Day 5k and 10k runs held April 23
The Earth Day Run was held Saturday,
April 23, with the race beginning at City Danburg, Clear Lake, third, 27:33. Charles Hugo, Odebolt, third, 45:57. Lake, first, 42:01; Chris Mckibben, third, 53:57.
Park. *50+: Beth Adams: Indianola, first, 27:18; *25-29: Tyler Schellhorn, Clarks- Clear Lake, second, 44:39; Tyler Ke- *50+: Dan Randall, Osage, first,
The overall winners for the 5K run Debbie Mitchell, Clear Lake, 31:27; Mary Ras- ville, first, 48:21; Nathaniel Miller, telsen, Clear Lake, third, 46:00. 41:38; David Kersbergen, Mason City,
were Ryan Smith in the men’s division and mussen, Clear Lake, 31:41. Joice, second, 59:11; Nathan King, *40-49: Keith Minardi, Hampton, second, 42:43; Steve Hugo, Mason
Angelical Flores for the women’s division. The top three finishers in each of the men’s Clear Lake, third, 1:07.49 first, 46:02; Trent Tischer, St. Paul, City, third, 44:10.
Smith was in the men’s 30-39 age category categories for the 5k race are as follows: *30-39: Jason Herrick, Clear second, 52:45; Craid Wood, Rockford,
and he ran the race in 18:37. Flores was in *13 and Under: Kelley Cayden, Nora
the women’s 30-39 age division and she Springs, first, 22:08; Brock Mathers, Nora Saturday was a beautiful day to get out and get some exercise as shown by this large group of runners who turned out for
completed the course in 23:15. Springs, second, 22:45; Andrew Mixdorf, Clear the Earth Day Run held on Saturday, April 23, in Clear Lake -- Reporter photo by Chris Barragy
The overall winners for the 10K run Lake, third, 22:52.
were Randy Sturm and Kenzie Penca. *14-18: Eric Faught, Clear Lake, first,
Sturm, from Garner, competed in the men’s 18:44; Jonah Pedelty, Clear Lake, second,
30-39 division. He completed the race in 23:31; and Kaleb Bruggeman, Garner, 29:01.
40:30. Penca, of Clear Lake, ran the race in *25-29: Curtis Moeller, Clear Lake, 25:47.
44:28. She competed in the women’s 14-18 *30-39: Kyle Peterson, Clear Lake, first,
age division. 29:15; Brandon Heinz, Clear Lake, second,
34:41; Zachary Hall, third, Clear Lake, 34:42.
The top three finishers in each of the wom- *40-49: Pete Anderson, Clear Lake, first,
en’s categories of the 5k race race are as fol- 23:23; Craig Hughes, Garner, second, 23:53;
lows: Mike Larsen, Clear Lake, third, 25:31.
*13 and Under: Jillian Enke, Clear Lake, *50+: Don Pedelty, Clear Lake, first, 21:22;
first, 23:42; Makayla Mostek, Osage, 24:48; and Curt Sauve, Mason City, second, 23:33; Jeff Ko-
Lauren Erickson, Clear Lake, third, 25:24. randa, Hanlontown, third, 27:33.
*14-18: Thea Lunning, first, Mason City, The top three finishers in each of the wom-
en’s categories for the 10k run are as follows:
32:40. *19-24: Danica Lovrien, first, 53:14.
*19 - 24: Jordan Mckeag, Charles City, *25-29: Kayla Thompson, Manly, first,
first, 27:15; Hillary Rickert, Clear Lake, second, 47.28; Katie Abell, Rockwell, second, 50:26;
27:40; Madeline Arnevik, Mason City, 32:43 Kaitlyn Ausborn, Mason City, third, 52:19.
*25-29: Heather Brown, Mason City, first, *30-39: Amy Brownlee, Clear Lake, first,
28:50; Maggie Rickert, Clear Lake, second, 47:45; Sarah Heinz, Mason City, second, 50:27;
30:33; Sarah Sougstad, Clear Lake, third, Karen Almelien, Greene, third, 52:33.
30:44. *40-49: Allison Dhabait, Mason City, first,
*30-39: Katie Fistler, Mason City, first, 53:06; Sheryl Luttrell, Albert Lea, second, 53:06;
23:24; Katie Mostek, Osage, 25:33; Kristy Juhl, Molly Varangkounh, Humboldt, third, 57:19.
Clear Lake, 26:58. The top three finishers in each of the men’s
*40-49: Tina Friday, Mason City, first, categories for the 10k run are as follows:
24:09; Cheryl Larson, Sheffield, 26:29; Shanon *13 and Under: Tanner Reimann, Clear
Lake, first, 49:56; Maximus Dhabait, Mason
City, second, 50:25.
*19-24: Matt Ostbloom, Clear Lake, first,
42:51; Robert Seubert, Osage, second, 45:09;