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Cyclones win Carstens Invite title at the wire

 HARLAN (April 9) -- The Harlan Community boys track team picked a perfect time to win its only gold medal during Tuesday’s Ken Carstens Cyclone Invitational. Leading Atlantic by one point with one event to go, HCHS held off the Trojans by less than half a second to win the 4x400 relay and claim its fourth team title in five meets this season by a 124-121 margin at Merrill Field. Treynor placed third with 80 points and St.

HCHS girls showcase depth, win fourth team title at Cardinal Relays

 EARLHAM (April 9) -- The depth of the Harlan Community girls track team was on full display in Earlham Tuesday night as the Cyclones scored twice in nine of 12 individual events and placed in the top four of all seven relays to win the girls’ portion of the Cardinal Co-Ed Relays. HCHS won four events and posted 169.33 points to outlast Panorama (156 points, 7 golds) and 11 other schools for its fourth team title in five meets.

HCHS girls tennis team starts 0-2

 AREA (April 9) -- The Harlan Community girls tennis team lost by a pair of 8-1 dual scores in its first two meets of the season last Friday (April 5) at Denison and Tuesday at home against Lewis Central. The Cyclones return four players with varsity experience from last year’s 2-9 campaign, led by new number one singles player Elise Juhl. Juhl teamed with Bobbie Schechinger for an 8-5 win in doubles play against the Monarchs but HCHS was unab

Cyclones finish 0-3 at ADM Soccer Tourney

 ADEL (April 6) -- Despite taking more shots on goal than two of its opponents, Harlan Community finished 0-3 last weekend following three close losses vs. quality competition at the ADM Boys Soccer Tournament. HCHS dropped to 2-3 on the season. The Cyclones were defeated by Southeast Polk 2-0 on Friday night, then lost a heartbreaker to ADM 2-1 Saturday morning that ended in a penalty kick shootout won 4-2 by the Tigers.

Shorthanded Cyclone girls place second at Koos Invite

 HARLAN (April 4) -- The Harlan Community girls’ string of meet titles ended at three Thursday night, but with an asterisk attached. Competing without several key individuals partaking in State Mock Trials, HCHS still managed to score 23 times in all 19 events and finish with 122 points, but Atlantic scored 132 to take home the team plaque from the Koos Invitational Girls Track Meet at Merrill Field. Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln, led by seni

HCHS boys, IKM-M squads perform well at Denison

 DENISON (April 5) -- The boys teams from Harlan Community and IKM-Manning combined to win all seven relays and 15 of 19 events overall at Friday’s Denison-Schleswig Co-Ed Relays, placing first and second, respectively, while the IKM-M girls also made a strong second-place showing. Of the 57 boys medals presented to top-three finishers, 38 went to individuals and relays from HCHS and IKM-Manning.

AHSTW track squads win 11 gold medals in home meet

 AVOCA (April 4) -- The AHSTW track teams combined to win 11 events during Thursday’s AHSTW Co-Ed Invitational as the girls placed second and the boys took third in the final team standings. The Lady Vikes won seven events and placed second in four others, scoring 152 points and placing second behind Underwood’s 172.

Falcons blank HCHS 9-0 in boys tennis

 HARLAN (April 5) -- For the second time in as many duals this season, the Harlan Community boys tennis team lost 9-0 in Friday’s home meet against St. Albert. The Falcons dominated in singles play, winning 10-1 or 10-0 in five out of six matches. HCHS number six Braden Fink played the closest match, losing 3-10 to Vince Arculeo. The Cyclones’ number one doubles team of Brock Bruns and Jonathan Cheek played well against St.

Swanson’s 38 leads Cyclone golfers past D-S

 HARLAN (April 5) -- Jay Swanson led the way with a medalist round of 38 on Friday as the Harlan Community boys golf team opened the season with a 20-stroke win over Denison-Schleswig at the Harlan Golf and Country Club. HCHS, which also counted rounds of 44 by Jacob Dotzler and Mason Peters and a 47 from Blake Goshorn, scored a 173 to Denison’s 193.

Wolves win home invitational

 MANNING (April 6) -- Sophomore Kyler Rasmussen shot nine-hole rounds of 44 and 37 at the Manning & Manilla Golf Club Saturday, scoring a medalist round of 81 to lead the IKM-Manning boys to first place in the IKM-M Invitational. The Wolves finished with a 365 team score, followed by Coon Rapids-Bayard (371), Boyer Valley (387), Underwood (388) and ACGC (462). Rasmussen’s 81 earned first-place medalist honors by two strokes over Grant Kenk

Spartan boys top CAM by seven shots in RVC golf opener

 ANITA (April 1) -- The Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton boys golf team opened the season with a first-place showing at Crestwood Hills Golf Course last Monday in the first Rolling Valley Conference Meet of the season. The Spartans, who return four members of last year’s third-place Class 1A state tournament team, scored a 180 in Anita to top CAM, the host school, by seven shots.

Anthofer opens with medalist round of 41

 COON RAPIDS (April 1) -- Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton junior Jacey Anthofer shot a medalist round of 41 last Monday as the Spartan girls golf team opened the season with a Rolling Valley Conference Meet at the Coon Rapids Country Club. Anthofer, who placed 12th at the 1A state tournament last year, parred four out of nine holes on the par-35 course, finishing five shots ahead of runner-up medalist Sammi Jahde of CAM. The Spartan scorecard also i

Fink hat trick leads Cyclone soccer boys past LC

 HARLAN (April 1) -- The surprise of Monday’s soccer match between Harlan Community and Lewis Central wasn’t the fact that the Cyclone boys won, but the manner in which they did so. Dodging several early bullets during a scoreless first half initially controlled by the Titans, HCHS gradually took over the match from a possession and opportunity standpoint and scored four goals in a 25-minute span of the second half to win 4-0 at Merrill Field.

HCHS track squads bag nine golds at Warrior Relays

 SERGEANT BLUFF (April 2) -- The Harlan Community track teams fell just one point short of a third straight sweep to start the season - the girls placing first and the boys coming in second at Tuesday’s Sergeant Bluff-Luton Warrior Relays. Bolstered by four gold medals and 22 top-four finishes, the Cyclone girls scored 159 points to win their third team championship in as many tries.

AHSTW’s Nelson, Jorgensen win early golf medals

 AVOCA (April 2) -- Lane Nelson and Emma Jorgensen both earned medalist honors once as the AHSTW golf teams opened the season with a pair of home meets earlier this week. On Monday, the AHSTW boys posted a team score of 202 and defeated a short-handed Griswold squad playing with just two golfers.

Wolves place second at Jerome Howe Relays

 TREYNOR (April 1) -- Capped by a gold medal in the 4x400 relay, IKM-Manning scored 19 times in 16 events Monday night and placed second to Treynor in the Jerome Howe Relays boys track meet. The host Cardinals won four events and easily earned the team title with 145 points, followed by the Wolves with 95, St. Albert 93 (four golds), Underwood 84 (three golds) and Shenandoah 66.

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