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Clear Lake’s Lexi Holtz battles a Webster City player during the Thursday, May 28 hard on at that aspect all week in prep- score. We didn’t play poorly, but the
game. The Lynx topped the Lions, 5-1. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy
Lions drop two; look to turn
things around for post-season
The Clear Lake girls soccer team
dropped a pair of matches last week.
The Lions will be looking to turn
things around when their post-season
gets underway this week.
IFA 4, CL 0
The Lions were on the road Fri-
day, May 22, at Iowa Falls. The team
was solid defensively, but the Cadets markably well. We are down to 13
stifled the Lion offense and went on field players due to injuries, so each of
Shaky start for Cardinalto win, 4-0.
“We struggled to get much go- game without a break,” said Coach
baseball teaming offensively during the Iowa Falls Nick DiMarco.
game,” said Coach Nick DiMarco.
IFA held a 2-0 advantage at the
half and kept applying pressure in the
second half.
The Lions were held to just three
shots on goal in the entire match.
Defensively, Clear Lake turned
back attack after attack.
“Freshmen Taylor Hill, Lexi
Holtz, Krystle Lu, Lizzie Lakose, Sky-
lar Andrea, and Rissa Barragy played
very well and continue to improve
weekly,” said Coach DiMarco.
The game saw the return of Brie
Wagler, who has been out for an ex-
tended period with an injury. “It was
great having her back in the line up,”
said the coach.
The Cadets had 25 shots on the
GHV soccer boys fall to
Gilbert in Substate semifinal
The Garner-Hayfield/Ventura
boys soccer team advanced in Class 1A
Substate play, but fell to a highly com-
petitive Gilbert team in Substate semi-
final competition.
GHV 2, Nevada 1
On Tuesday, May 26, the Cardi-
nals met Nevada in a Class 1A Substate
match.
The game got off to a fast start for next match, but they took the time to B-K 5, GHV 4
GHV, with Dalton Basinger scoring
two goals in the first half. Defense held could experience the love of the game.
their own and kept Nevada scoreless in
the first half.
Nevada came back in the second
half and scored a goal. A rain delay
gave the Cardinals the rest they needed
and they came back at full strength and
closed the game with a 2-1 victory.
“I was so excited to have won our
District match,” said Coach Eric Wil-
liams. “It helped to give the confidence
that we needed for the next match and
for the years to come. It was good for
the young guys to experience a win
against a good team.”
Gilbert 8, GHV 1
Thursday was a different story for
the Cardinals when they faced a very
tough Gilbert team.
“We have eight freshmen that play
varsity, and they have 14 seniors that
play,” said Coach Eric Williams. “Gil-
bert is an amazing team. They only
have three losses and only eight goals
have been scored against them all year.”
GHV held tough for the first 25
minutes of play, but then Gilbert start-
ed putting things together, scoring four
goals in eight minutes to go into half-
time with a 4-0 lead.
Once again, the Cardinal inexperi-
ence was evident in the second half, as
Gilbert collected another four goals in
the first 20 minutes of play.
A highlight of the game came in
night, 13 of which were shots on goal.
Goalie Ellie Biebesheimer had 13
saves for the Lions.
Webster City 5, CL 1
A small Clear Lake squad gave
Webster City a battle, but fell 5-1 on
Thursday, May 28.
“I thought the girls played re-
the girls has to play nearly the entire
The Lynx held a 2-0 lead after the
first half of play, but Kaye Faber made
the score 2-1 in the 12th minute of
the second half.
“We continued to pressure Web-
ster City offensively, but fatigue set in
during the final third of the half and
we conceded three late goals,” said
DiMarco. In all, the Lions had nine
shots on goal. “We attacked much
better and had several near misses,”
added the coach.
Kaye Faber, Maddie Wendel,
Erin O’Tool, Rissa Barragy and Krys-
tle Lu, and Lexi Holtz played well as
an offensive unit this game, said Di-
Marco.
Goalie Ellie Biebesheimer ended
with 10 saves.
the final two minutes of play, when
Gilbert helped GHV’s Nathan Lacara
to score a goal in his last match as a se- Ryan Myers and Schroeder all had one
nior.
“Nathan is our very special soc-
cer athlete who has Down Syndrome,”
said Williams. “I couldn’t believe that
a team would do that in a District
match. Everyone is playing for a shut-
out, and to take momentum into the
allow this to happen so that everyone
It’s the reason that we play every match.
It’s the things that high school sports
should be about - helping others expe-
rience success.”
Coach Williams also praised his
team for their sportsmanship and re-
spect for the game.
“After getting beat 8-1, the boys
were still respectful and showed sports-
manship. It meant that these young
men have taken what sports are truly
about, learned from them, and became
successful student athletes. If our goal
is just about winning matches and not
about developing young adults, we will
miss it as a coach,” said Williams.
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Snelling and Frayne to compete
in Girls State Golf Tournament
Clear Lake’s Emily Snelling was Lions team was denied the chance to
the class of the Girls Class 3A Re- advance.
gional Golf meet held in Pocahontas Frayne and her GHV team par-
Wednesday, May 27. She advanced ticipated in the Regional meet, which
to State as the winner in the Regional was delayed a day due to rain showers
with a two-round score of 68. She Tuesday.
will be joined at State this week by The Cardinals finished fourth as
Garner-Hayfield/Ventura’s Bailee a team with a 394. Clarion-Goldfield-
Frayne, who was fourth overall with Dows won the regional title with a
an 86. 368, with MOC-Floyd Valley finish-
Snelling, a sophomore, fired a ing second with a 375. The first and
4-under (35-33) 68 to take the title second place teams advance to State.
with her lowest 18-hole score of her Kuemper Catholic was third at Re-
career. gionals with 382.
“Emily was very prepared for the “It was a disappointing day for
regional tournament. Pocahontas us. With beautiful weather and a fair-
Golf Club wasn’t that long of a course, ly easy golf courses I was hoping we
so she was able to use her long hitting could have brought in a great score,”
abilities to her advantage,” said Clear said GHV Coach Todd Greiman. “It’s
Lake Coach Adam Brinkman. “Em- ironic that in the two previous tourna-
ily’s short game - especially her putting ments the girls played on much more
- has been her biggest struggle so far difficult courses with horrible weath-
this season, but we worked extremely er, but essentially have the same team
aration for Regionals and It definitely other teams played exceptional.”
paid off. Her short game was by far Kyleigh Slaichert had a (47-45)
the best I have ever seen it out of her. 92 for the Cards, followed by Madee
She made some great putts that re- Hejna with (51-50) 101. Also figur-
ally motivated her short game. She ing in the team score was Rachel En-
is the hardest working golfer I know, right with a (57-58) 115. Elly John-
both during practice and outside of ston had carded a (59-61) 120 and
practice, and her scores are proving Paige Penning had a (69-68) 137.
it.” “I’m glad to see Bailee move on
One week ago Snelling shot her in tournament play,” added Greiman.
career nine-hole score-- a 31 during “As a freshman she has established
practice. herself as one of the area’s top play-
Snelling qualified for the Re- ers and I look for great performances
gional Golf Meet as an individual; the from her as she matures.”
GHV’s Madee Hejna takes a swing during Regional competition. Hejna carded
a (51-50) 101 for the Cardinals. -Submitted photo
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