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SportsSept. 9, 2015 Page 15

Clear Lake JV football team
defeats Webster City, 12-9

On Thursday night, Sept. 3, the The third quarter saw the Lions Enter to win wowfmeaCeisTksleh’sGsaeeorFdwrLod4iaoynkgtnbWeaea.mirlelGoemCsof ao.rladnnsyntte, st
Clear Lake Lions junior varsity foot- have another nice drive capped off by $10 in Clear Lake
ball team defeated the Lynx of Web- Nico McPherrin’s four-yard touch- Chamber Bucks
ster City, 12-9, on a very hot night. down run. The two point conversion and a choice of
Clear Lake turned the ball over on the was no good, and it was 12-2 Lions.
first play of their first two possessions, The Lynx scored their lone touch- another
but a strong defense kept the Lynx down in the third quarter and the prize.
from scoring. score ended, 12-9.
The Lions got things going in Padilla rushed for 125-yards and
the second quarter on a nice 16-yard a touchdown to lead the offense and
touchdown scamper by Nikko Padil- Aaron Kelso had three tackles for loss
la. The two-point conversion was no and two sacks. Dalton Grell led the
good and the Lions were up, 6-0. The defense in total tackles with 10.
Lynx blocked a Lion punt through The JV Lions will travel to
the back of the end zone for a safety. Charles City on Thursday, Sept. 10,
The defense held again and the Lions to take on the Comets. Game time is
were up 6-2 at the half. 6 p.m.

CL ninth grade football team

records a shutout against MC

Clear Lake’s ninth grade foot- security and penalties.” CLEAR NICK PISCOPO DEVON RECKNER TRAPPER WUBBEN
ball team posted a 6-0 shutout over The Lions’ defense was a bright LAKE
Mason City in their first game of the spot, as they kept the Mohawks out Nick is a senior returning letterwin- Devon is a senior returning letter- Trapper is a senior returning let-
season. of the end zone for the entire game. ner. He plays guard. He is the winner. He playd defensive end terwinner. He plays nose tackle.
On the Lions’ first drive, Alex The defense was led by Chase Stuver son of Rich Piscopo and Angela and right tackle. He is the son of He is the son of Paul and Heather
Snelling broke away for a 70-yard with eight solo tackles, five assists and Warneke. Sarah Reckner. Wubben.
touchdown which was called back three saks. Jared Penning had five solo
due to a personal foul. There was no and one assisted tackle to go with his
other scoring until quarterback Drew two sacks. Kade Humbly was credited
Enke scored on a 75-yard touchdown with three solo and one tackle assist.
late in the second quarter. Landon Lovstad made four solo and
“We had too many personal two assisted tackles and one sack.
fouls this game. We took the first Enke was 1/2 passing for
quarter to march down the field but 10-yards. He ran for 94-yards in
were unable to score on that drive,” the game with a touchdown run of
said Coach Mike Lester. “With the 75-yards. Tate Storbeck rushed for 38
wet conditions we struggled with ball yards, Alex Snelling had 33 and Ham-
bly ran for 32-yards.

LIONS 29, 20 and 19-yards respectively. GHV BRETT FORMANEK CONNOR SMITH MATT SONQUIST
from page 13 Garrington was the leading
ground-gainer for the Lions. He Brett is a senior returning letterwin- Connor is a senior returning let- Matt is a senior returning letterwin-
took the ball to the Lynx 22 before rushed 14 times for 89-yards. The ner. He plays on the offensive and terwinner. He plays guard and of- ner. He plays linebacker and offen-
Webster City’s defense shut them quarterback, Lester, ran the ball 12 defensive lines. He is the son of fensive linebacker. He is the son of sive lineman. He is the son of Dean
down. A tackle for a loss, incomplete times for 50-yards. Tatum finished Tom and Brenda Formanek. Steve and Brenda Smith. and Marcia Sonquist.
pass and sack had the Lions facing with 25-yards on six carries and Pitzen
fourth and 19 at the 31. A fumbled ran the ball six times for three-yards. CONTEST RULES: 1. Only _ 12 N. 4th St., Return to the Reporter office by 5 p.m. each Friday
snap resulted in a quarterback sack Eggers handled the ball once and was official entry blanks from
and the Lynx took over with an op- tackled for a two-yard loss. the Clear Lake Mirror Re- Clear Lake OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK (No Copies Please)
portunity to run some time off the Justin Sholly was the leader on porter will be accepted. All
clock. defense with four solo and 20 assist- entries must have name and Circle the predicted winner
They successfully ran the clock ed tackles. Tatum was credited with phone number included to
down to the five-minute mark before three solo and nine tackle assists. He be eligible. Blank tie breaker 1. Osage @ Clear Lake 11. Georgia @ Vanderbilt
the Lions could take over on downs. also sacked recorded a sack. other scores will be zeros. 2. En-
Again the Lion offense was able to leading tacklers included Ben Mason tries must be received at the 2. GHV @ Forest City 12. Washington State @ Rutgers
move the ball. The Lynx defense with one solo and nine assists. Thom- Clear Lake Reporter office
bent, but didn’t break as the Lions as Storbeck finished with one solo and by 5 p.m. each Friday or 3. Iow @ Iowa State 13. Minnesota @ Colorado State
quickly marched down the field. Les- six assists, and Joey Monson had one be postmarked Thursday!
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ended the scoring threat. The Lions are at home this week after the following Monday
On the night, Lester was 17/28 and will host Osage in their Home- are not eligible. 3. Write in 5. Army @ Connecticut 15. Oregon @ Michigan State
passing for 163-yards. Pitzen hauled coming game. The game represents your choice of winner on line
in seven passes for 64-yards and Ta- the start of District play. Kickoff is which corresponds with ad. 6. Oregon State @ Michigan 16. Kansas City @ Houston (P)
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The 2015 NIACC high school baseball fall league begins in September. The week’s winner will be listed 10. Notre Dame @ Virginia 20. Miami @ Washington (P)
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