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Atlantic hands Cyclone boys another close loss

 HARLAN -- The Harlan Community boys soccer team started the season by winning its first four games by margins of 1-0 or 2-1. As the calendar moves into May, however, those low-scoring games are no longer going the Cyclones’ way as they suddenly find themselves barely above the .500 mark. On Friday night at Merrill Field, HCHS suffered its third consecutive one-goal defeat in Hawkeye Ten Conference play, losing to Atlantic 1-0 in an evenly-mat

HCHS Boys Tennis Results

Boys Tennis Dual • April 25 • at HarlanHCHS 8, Atlantic 1Varsity Singles Results No. 1: Isaac Stitz (H) won 10-3 over Grant Podhajsky; No. 2: Alec Plagman (H) lost 4-10 to Cooper McDermott; No. 3: Michael Rueschenberg (H) won 10-3 over Caleb Williams; No. 4: Nolan Heese (H) won 10-5 over Luke Hohenberger; No. 5: Josh Cheek (H) won 10-4 over William Weppler; No. 6: Kaleb Kaster (H) won 10-1 over Josh McLean.Varsity Doubles Results No.

Wolves, Spartans combine for seven gold medals at Guthrie Center Co-Ed Invite

GUTHRIE CENTER -- The IKM-Manning and Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton track teams combined to win seven events and place 72 times in Thursday night’s Gonzales/Parrish Co-Ed Invitational at Guthrie Center. Panorama won the girls team title with 147 points, followed by Guthrie Center (141) and IKM-Manning (114).

Atlantic girls top HCHS in double OT

 ATLANTIC -- Following 99 minutes of soccer and a rally from three goals down, the Harlan Community girls were still unable to break the shackles of a long losing streak Friday night in Atlantic. Erasing a 3-0 first-half deficit, the Cyclones tied the match in the 69th minute of regulation but were unable to score during two sudden-death overtime periods.

Cyclones lose 5-0 at T-C

 NEOLA -- Harlan Community was shut out by the Tri-Center girls for the second time this season last Monday, losing a 5-0 non-conference road match to fall to 1-6. Alyssa Baatz scored three first-half goals for a hat trick and added one assist for T-C, which also beat the Cyclones 7-0 on April 11. Emma Dahir and Tillie Heim both scored once in the second half and Megan Marsh finished with three assists.

Cyclone girls rise to the occasion, win Johnson Relays

 HARLAN -- The Harlan Community track girls picked a good night for a breakout performance here Monday, winning seven events and scoring a season-high 181 points to maintain their long run of team titles in the Johnson Cyclone Relays. HCHS outscored Denison-Schleswig (164) by 17 points and finished well ahead of third-place Treynor (115) and Logan-Magnolia (107) in the final standings.

Klein’s three golds lead HCHS to 2nd at Ram Relays

 GLENWOOD -- Led by Marcus Klein’s gold medals in the long jump, 200 and 400, Harlan Community placed second to host Glenwood in the boys division of Monday’s Ram Co-Ed Relays. Glenwood paced the 13-team field with 102.33 points, followed by HCHS (91.5), Sioux City North (87), Lewis Central (81) and Atlantic (74). The Cyclones won more events (five) than any other team and racked up 48.5 points in the four field events.

HCHS golfers pick up two-stroke win over Atlantic

 HARLAN -- Kevin Campbell’s medalist round of 41 set the pace on Monday as the Harlan Community boys golf team handed Atlantic its first dual loss of the year by two strokes, 172-174, at the Harlan Golf and Country Club. Campbell’s round included pars on six out of nine holes and was backed up by Max Langenfeld’s 42 and a 43 from Matthew Bjoin.

Cyclones top Riverside

 HARLAN -- The Harlan Community boys soccer team bounced back from a 4-0 loss at Tri-Center Monday night by shutting out Riverside, 4-0, at Merrill Field on Tuesday. The Cyclones improved to 6-4 overall and will host Atlantic on Friday night.

2016 HCHS Cyclone Tennis Teams

HCHS Girls & Boys Tennis Schedule-- Remaining Meets Only --Thurs., April 28    Boys vs. Clarinda, 4:30Thurs., April 28    Girls at Clarinda, 4:30Fri., April 29    Girls at Kuemper Catholic, 4:00Thurs., May 5    Girls at Red Oak, 4:30Thurs., May 5    Boys vs. Red Oak, 4:30Mon., May 9    Girls vs.

2016 HCHS Cyclone Golf Teams

HCHS Girls & Boys Golf Schedule-- Remaining Meets Only --Thurs., April 28    Boys vs.

HCHS girls rout Atlantic

 ATLANTIC -- The Harlan Community girls tennis team picked up its first dual win of the year on Monday, improving to 1-4 with a 9-0 victory over Atlantic. HCHS senior Jessica DuVal won the number-one singles match 8-0 over Jena Brosam while Cyclones Maggie McGrath and Nicole Lange both won 8-1. Every other match was decided by an 8-2, 8-3 or 8-4 margin.

Atlantic, Kuemper top Cyclone girls golfers

 REGIONAL -- The Harlan Community girls golf team suffered a pair of dual meet losses earlier this week at Atlantic and Kuemper Catholic.

Cyclone boys add to high-ranking state marks

 CARROLL -- The Harlan Community boys have yet to win a team title in eight outdoor track meets this spring, but that’s just fine with head coach Sam Brummer. Competing against tough competition night in and night out and observing where the Cyclones’ top performers currently rank in Class 3-A, Brummer is excited for what lies ahead in the final four weeks of the season. Highlighted by another strong showing in the field events, including Marc

Area teams qualify five entries for Drake

 DES MOINES -- The Harlan Community and AHSTW boys track teams have qualified a combined five entries for this week’s 107th annual Drake Relays in Des Moines. High school events will be held Thursday-Saturday, April 28-30, in conjunction with competition at the college and university levels, Rio Olympic Games previews, Special Elite Invitationals and Masters Division events.

Wolves sweep Tri-Center on the links

 MANILLA -- The IKM-Manning golf teams secured three out of four medalist spots Friday and earned a co-ed dual sweep over Tri-Center at the Manning-Manilla Golf Course. The IKM-M girls won by seven strokes (240-247) and the boys won by 31 strokes (170-201) in near-perfect playing conditions. Wolves’ senior Jared Vollstedt was the boys medalist after shooting a 5-over-par round of 41 and teammate Austin Ahrenholtz was the runner-up medalist, al

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