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SportsPage 14 • Sept. 9, 2015
Clear Lake Reporter
SPORTS
CALENDAR
Continued from page 13
•Football, Sat., Sept. 12, at Dakota State
University, 6 p.m.
Mount Mercy
University
•Women’s Golf: Sun.-Mon., Sept. 13-
14, at AMCulver-Stockton Invitational,
Quincy, Ill.
•Volleyball: Fri.-Sat., Sept. 11-12, at
WUSTL Invitational, St. Louis, Mo.
•Volleyball: Tues., Sept. 15, at Central,
7:30 p.m.
•Men’s Soccer: Wed., Sept. 9, at
Dubuque, 7:30 p.m.
•Men’s Soccer: Sat., Sept. 12, at Car-
leton College, 1 p.m.
•Men’s Soccer: Sun., Sept. 13, at Ham-
line University, 1 p.m.
•Men’s Soccer: Tues., Sept. 15, at Cornell
College, 5 p.m.
•Baseball: Wed., Sept. 9, at Black Hawk
College-Moline, 2 p.m.
•Baseball: Fri., Sept. 11, home vs. Mar-
shalltown CC, 2 p.m.
•Baseball: Mon., Sept. 14, at Upper Iowa
University, 2 p.m.
•Women’s Tennis: Sat., Sept. 12, at
Dubuque, 9 a.m.
•Football: Sun., Sept. 13, home vs. Bue-
na Vista JV, 1 p.m.
Area athletes playing in a college sport
include: Tanner Tusha, Clear Lake, Football,
Iowa State; Andrea Toppin, Ventura, Cross
Country, Iowa State; Jackson Finn, Clear Lake, and 24:42. Nicole Upmeyer was 47th
Men’s Soccer, NIACC; Adam Bueller, Clear
Lake, football, Waldorf College; Meg Monson,
Clear Lake, Women’s Golf, Mount Mercy Uni-
versity; Antonio DiMarco, Clear Lake, Men’s
Soccer, Grinnell College; Tamarik Lee, Clear
Lake, & Logan Miller, GHV, Football, Iowa
Central; Joel Toppin, Ventura, Cross Country,
Warburg; Pete Swenson, Clear Lake, Football,
Western Illinois; Emily Mathews, GHV, Vol-
leyball, Buena Vista University; Brock Adams,
Clear Lake, Baseball, Kirkwood; Kirsten Jor-
dan, Clear Lake, women’s tennis, Central Col-
lege.
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Friday, September 11
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FB St. Ansgar at Lake Mills, 9:30 p.m.
Game of the Week
Saturday, September 12
FB Iowa at ISU, 3:30 p.m.
Tuesday, September 15
V-Ball West Hancock at Forest City, 7:30 p.m.
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Thursday, September 10
V-Ball North Iowa at West Hancock, 7:30 p.m.
Friday, September 11
FB West Hancock at Armstrong, 7 p.m.
Saturday, September 12
FB Waldorf at Dakota State University, 6 p.m.
Clear Lake
and GHV
girls X-C
teams finish
middle of
the pack
The Clear Lake and Garner-Hay-
field-Ventura varsity girls cross coun-
try teams both finished in the middle
of the pack at Tuesday’s Newman
Catholic Invitational. The GHV team
was sixth with 184 points, while Clear
Lake was eighth with 230 points.
Clear Lake was running with-
out their top performer. Number one
runner Gretchen Jones was out of the
lineup last week, but Coach Nick Di-
Marco noted each member of his team
ran better races in tougher conditions
than the week before. “They continue
to work very hard and I expect that as
the season progresses we will steadily
improve team scores,” said DiMarco.
Osage won the team title with 33
points, followed by West Fork with 62
and Newman Catholic with 95. Iowa
Falls-Alden-AWGSR was fourth with
132, Mason City had 159 and GHV
rounded out the top six with 1984.
St. Ansgar and Clear Lake were next
with 194 and 230. Seven more teams
followed.
Erin O’Tool paced the Clear
Lake girls, finishing 28th in a time
of 23:42. Bailey Larson was 38th in
24:45, followed by Katelyn Moore
in 38th with a time of 24:56. Rissa
Barragy and Tali Tesar rounded out
the scoring, placing 54th and 67th in
25:54 and 27:10. Nicki Tesar also ran
the varsity race, placing 79th in 27:48. more confident at the end of matches
The GHV team was led by Maria
Gonzalez, who finished ninth with a
tim of 21:59. Rebekah Larson and
Kaylee Hudspeth finished 36th and
37th respectively with times of 24:41
with a tim of 25:35 and Morgan Gra-
ham was 55th with a time of 26:04.
Also running varsity was Hannah
Wellik, who finished 56th with a time
of 26:09 and Emma Whelan who was
77th with a time of 27:46.
“The girls are still in the process
of learning how to run the 5K race,
which is a change from last year’s 4K
race. I was happy the way they ran in
the heat and look forward to watching
their times go down as the season pro-
gresses,” said GHV Coach Jeff Short.
Junior Varsity
Alena Gabrielson picked up a
Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter
Rissa Barragy (left) and Katelyn Moore cover some ground during the Newman GHV’s Rebekah Larson (left) and Hailey Hudspeth run together during the New-
Invitational. -Repoorter photo by Chris Barragy man Catholic Invitational. -Repoorter photo by Chris Barragy
top 10 finish in the girls junior var- Archer placed 75th, 76th, 77th and VARSITY TEAM RESULTS
sity race, placing ninth in a time of 78th, with Niles and Priusman each
26:30. Krytel Lu was 57th in 32:50, running 37:12, Glochnor clocking a • OSAGE 33 • NORTH IOWA 272
Ellie Biebesheimer was 66th in 33:55 37:18 and Archer finishing in 37:42.
and Aliyah Bennett was 72nd in Paige Rasmusen ran JV for Gar- • WEST FORK 62 • ROCKFORD 292
36.23. Michaela Niles, Ivy Pruisman, ner-Hayfield-Ventura. She was 47th
Madison Glochanor and Breanna and clocked a 31:48. • NEWMAN CATHOLIC 95 • NEW HAMPTON 298
• IFA-AGWSR 132 • FOREST CITY 307
• MASON CITY 159 • CENTRAL SPRINGS 338
• GHV 184 • LAKE MILLS 349
• ST. ANSGAR 194 • BISHOP GARRIGAN 365
• CLEAR LAKE 230 NOT FULL TEAM: NORTH BUTLER
GHV volleyball team picks up first win of season
The Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Hancock on Thursday, Sept. 3. Cardinals, 25-19 and 25-13. digs and one ace serve.
volleyball team split a pair of games “It’s always great to get the first “We need to come out with the Carlie Knutson led the team
last week. The Cardinals fell to For- win of the season,” said Coach Kelsey intensity that we finished with in the at the service line with 14 points on
est City, but came back and picked Steffens. “We stepped up our net play fourth set,” said Steffens. serve and two aces. She also had six
up their first win of the season against in the last two games and that helped Mackenzie Van Gerpen had a kills and six digs.
West Hancock. provide us with a strong offense.” good game with 11 kills, one block Sydney Childress led the team in
Forest City 3, GHV 0 The Cardinals started a little and 10 digs. She also had 10 points assists with 20.
The Cardinals hosted Forest City slow and dropped the first set, 25-22. on serve and three aces. Jacki Van Oort had 10 points on
on Tuesday, Sept. 1. GHV dominated the second set, 25- Hannah Lau also had a good serve with four aces.
The Indians dominated the first 11. The next two sets also went to the game with nine kills, 3.5 blocks, eight
match on their way to an easy 25-8
score. Lions fall
The Cardinals made adjustments to IF-A in
to their game and competed in games volleyball
two and three. They only fell by two
points in the second match, 25-23, Clear Lake hosted Iowa Falls-Al-
and dropped the final match by three, den in their first North Central Con-
25-22. ference match of the season Thursday,
“As a team we need to become Sept. 3. The Cadets went home with
a 3-0 win.
and continue the aggressive play until The Lions pushed their opponent
point 25,” said Head Coach Kelsey in the first game, but fell 25-16. IF-A
Steffens. captured the second and third games
Hannah Lau led the team at the by scores of 25-11 and 25-7.
net, with nine kills and two blocked “IF-A served very well and we
shots. She also contributed five digs. had a tough time getting anything
Carlie Knutson and Mackenzie going with our serve receive, which
Van Gerpen had six kills apiece and dictated our inability to get consis-
Van Gerpen also had a block. Katie tent sets or attacks at the net,” said
Rasmuson had three kills and Taylor Lions Coach Keith Sears. “We have
Gerdes recorded two. some time off until our next games at
Van Gerpen led the defense with Charles City in a Tri-Match (Mason
eight digs. Bailee France led the team City and Charles City) on Thursday,
in assists with 12. Sydney Childress Sept. 10.”
had eight assists. Jessica Faber led the Lions with
Knutson led the team at the ser- four kills, followed by Emily Snel-
vice line, with seven points on serve ling with three. Chloe Mueller had
and one ace. a team-high 20 digs and Snelling had
GHV 3, West Hancock 1 15. Marne Euken was 7/7 from the
It was a good night on the road line serving. Snelling was 5/7 and Fa-
for the Cardinals, when they picked ber was 3/4 at the service line.
up their first win of the season at West
WE BRING OUT THE SMILE IN YOU !
Drs. Thomas Bieber and Jason Skinner, along with their staff, Clear Lake’s Emilie Jandebeur goes up for a block during a home volleyball meet
would like to welcome Dr. Dan Scarrow! against Iowa Falls-Alden. -Repoorter photo by Chris Barragy
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