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Clear Lake Reporter
SPORTS
CALENDAR
Wednesday
•Clear Lake JV/V softball at Hampton-
Dumont, 5:30 p.m.
Thursday
•Clear Lake V boys soccer Substate, Wa-
verly, 5 p.m.
•Clear Lake JV baseball at New Hamp-
ton, 5:30 p.m.
•Clear Lake V girls soccer home vs. Web- Banse. “They responded by really play-
ster City, 5:30 p.m.
•GHV JJV baseball at Central Springs, 10 fense share the ball really well and at-
a.m.
•GHV JJV softball at Central Springs, 10 of Riannan Kadirlik, Brooklyn Laird,
a.m.
Friday
•Clear Lake JV/V boys tennis State, By-
rnes Park, Waterloo
•Clear Lake V baseball double header
home vs. Cedar Falls, 5 p.m.
•GHV JJV softball & baseball at Forest
City, 11 a.m.
•GHV JV/V baseball home vs. Forest City, take on Denver in the opening round
5:30 p.m.
•GHV JV/V softball home vs. Forest City, ner will play again at 6 p.m. Friday,
6 p.m.
Saturday
•Clear Lake JV/V tennis State at Byrnes
Park, Waterloo
Monday
•Clear Lake JV/V baseball home vs. Iowa
Falls-Alden, 5:30 p.m.
•Clear Lake JV/V softball home vs. Iowa
Falls-Alden, 5:30 p.m.
•GHV JV softball & baseball home vs.
Belmond-Klemme, 11 a.m.
•GHV V baseball double header at Bel-
mond-Klemme, 5:30 p.m.
•GHV V softball double header at Bel-
mond-Klemme, 6 p.m.
Tuesday
•Clear Lake JV/V baseball home vs.
North Union, 5:30 p.m.
•Clear Lake JV/V softball home vs. Cen-
tral Springs, 5:30 p.m.
•Women’s Track & Field: Thur.-Sat., May
28-30, at NCAA West Preliminaries, Aus-
tin, Tex.
Liberty
University
•Women’s Track & Field: Thurs.-Sat.,
May 28-30, at NCAA Division I East Pre-
liminary Round, Jacksonville, Fla.
Area students playing college
sports for the spring season include:
Andrea Toppin, Ventura, women’s
track and Field, Iowa State Univer-
sity; Dasiana Larson, GHV, women’s
track and field, Liberty University.
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GHV trounces Clear Lake
Emily Spilman scored three goals
to lead a Garner-Hayfield/Ventura at-
tack against the Clear Lake Lions Tues-
day, May 19. The Cardinals posted a
5-1 win.
“I felt we played a bit tentative
in the first half. We didn’t challenge
the ball effectively and we allowed too
many Garner girls to split our defensive from Kaye Faber. The play began with
back line,” said Clear Lake Coach Nick
DiMarco.
The aggressive GHV play put the
Cardinals ahead, 4-0 at half-time.
“I was concerned how the girls
would respond after a tough loss on
Monday night,” said GHV Coach Josh
ing aggressive and as a team. The of-
tacked the whole game. Our defense
Autumn Prehn, Rachel Sokol, Mack
Post-season girls soccer pairings
The Iowa Girls high School Ath-
letic Union has released its Regional
soccer pairings.
Clear Lake and Garner-Hayfield/
Ventura teams will open the post-sea-
son Tuesday, June 2. Clear Lake will
in a 6 p.m. game at Denver. The win-
June 5, in Denver. They will meet the
winner of the Aplington-Parkersburg
CL BOYS SOCCER
from page 13
players a shot at scoring a goal and the to cheer them on. MJ Mixdorf did a
offensive players a shot at defending
and goal keeping,” said Coach An-
derson. “Jacob Hogan, my starting
keeper, Luke Maring, my starting
center back, and Zach Zweifel, my
starting left back, all ended up with
Clear Lake’s Jacob Hogan uses his head to move the ball against Mason City. Also pictured for Clear Lake is Kyle Willms.
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Haag and Sam Betz played outstand-
ing, in my opinion.”
Coach DiMarco made adjustments
at halftime and Clear Lake played more
aggressively in the second half.
The changes helped the Lions to
score first in the second half, as Erin
O’Tool scored off of a beautiful pass
Krystle Lu making a nice move before
putting the ball off to Faber.
In addition to Spilman’s three
goals, Payton Bamrick scored a goal
and had an assist for the Cards. Ali
Scott also scored and Autum Weaver
was credit with an assist.
Morgan Westendorf had five saves
for GHV, while Betz had one.
The Cardinals took 18 shots on
goal as a team.
Clear Lake goalie Ellie Biebe-
sheimer ended the night with 13 saves.
vs. Webster City game.
GHV will meet Humboldt in
the opening round. Their game will
be played at 6 p.m. June 2, in Garner.
The winner will advance to meet the
winner of the Waterlo Columbus vs.
iowa Falls-Alden match at 6 p.m. Fri-
day, June 5, at Waterloo Columbus.
Winners from the two brackets
will play in the Regional final at 6
p.m. Monday, June 8, at Denver.
great opportunities to score. We did
not manage to get them a goal, but it
is exciting for the teammates and fans
great job of controlling the field po-
sition tonight and also had a couple
good attempts on goal. Miszewski re-
quested a chance at goal keeper early
this week. I told him it would take
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GHV’s Emily Spilman and Clear Lake’s Taylor Hill get physical during Tuesday
night’s match. Spilman had a fantastic night for the Cardinals scoring three goals.
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a three goal lead for that to happen.” jury in the Waverly Tournament so
Miszewski was able to log 10
minutes as goal keeper.
“We lost the shut out, but I’m
pretty sure the guys gained respect
for each other and the positions each
of them play,” said the coach. “Luis
Padilla is my remaining senior on this and then will end the regular season at
2015 team. Luis had a significant in- Iowa Falls on Friday.
each
unfortunately he was unable to par-
ticipate on Senior night. I am hopeful
we can have him healthy by the end of
May or first part of June.”
The Lions were slated to play
Webster City on Tuesday, May 19
Clear Lake will play Benton or
Postville on May 28 in Waverly for the
second round of Regionals. The Lions
received a bye in the first round. get going, but they got it together and
“As long as we win on the 28th,
we’ll play the 30th for a trip to State,”
said Coach Anderson. As the num-
ber one seed in the region, the May 30
game is expected to be played in Clear
Lake.
GHV boys go 1-2 in
recent soccer action
Despite playing hard and record-
ing some close games, the Garner-
Hayfield/Ventura boys soccer team
could only manage one win in soccer
action last week, while dropping two.
GHV 4, CAL 2
Bad weather didn’t hamper the
Cardinals as they picked up a 4-2 vic-
tory over CAL on Monday, May 18
“We played well and the boys fi-
nally ended their losing streak,” said
Coach Eric Williams. “I was really
proud of the way we played. It was
also a lot of fun playing every athlete
on the bench.”
Everyone on the team contrib-
uted to the win.
Scoring one goal apiece was
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GHV girls fall
in OT; top
Humboldt
The Garner-Hayfield/Ventura
girls soccer team picked up two wins
and dropped a match in overtime in ac-
tion last week.
Webster City 3, GHV 2 (OT)
The third time was not a charm for
the GHV girls, as they dropped a very
close match in overtime to Webster
City on Monday, May 18. The Lynx
topped the Cardinals, 3-2.
“Webster City is a good team. The
wind was horrible and you could tell
each half who had the advantage,” said
Coach Josh Banse. “Our girls played
well, but just could not get the win.”
Emily Spilman had a fantastic
game for the Cards, scoring both of
GHV’s goals. She also had five shots
on goal.
“Emily again proved to be one of
the best forwards in the state. She is
really turning it on at the right time,”
said Banse.
Goalie Sam Betz had nine saves for
GHV.
GHV 4, Humboldt 1
On Thursday, May 21, the Cardi-
nals traveled to Humboldt and picked
up a solid 4-1 victory over the Wild-
cats.
“We played well as a team and are
starting to put together some great runs
on offense,” said Coach Josh Banse.
Once again, Emily Spilman had
a stellar game scoring her sixth goal of
the week. Also scoring for the Cardi-
nals was Hannah Lau, Autumn Weaver
and Jacki Van Ooort. Van Oort also
recorded an assist. GHV had 14 shots
on goal as a team.
Sam Betz and Morgan Westen-
dorf shared goalie duties. Betz had two
saves, while Westendorf recorded three
saves.
“Defensively it took us a while to
put a great game in the books,” said
Banse. “Overall it was a great week.”
Ryan Meyers and Nathan Lacaria.
Dalton Basinger had one assist.
Jeremiah Loschen and Chase
Theobald shared the goalie du-
ties. Loschen had three saves and
Theobald had one. Both of CAL’s
goals were scored against Theobald.
Burke led the team with shots on
goal with three. Albertson, Basinger,
Meyers, Lacaria and Colton Schro-
eder had one apiece.
Mason City 4, GHV 3
GHV had to rely on younger
players to carry them against Mason
City on Tuesday, May 19. It was a
great effort, but the team fell just short
as the Mohawks picked up a 4-3 vic-
tory.
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