• Home
  • Browse
  • Search
  2. Sports
  3. Webster City Lynx

Girls Basketball-Webster City vs Clear Lake

Read More
  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    WEBSTER CITY - Facing one of the most defensively aggressive and talented basketball teams in the state at full strength is tough enough. Doing it without your two best ball handlers - forget about it. That's the challenge the Webster City girls' basketball team faced last night and the Lynx were unable to keep up in a 67-27 loss to third-ranked (Class 3A) and North Central Conference leader Clear Lake. WCHS (1-12, 1-10 NCC) was without guards Chelsey Wagoner and Allie Flaws. Wagoner missed her second straight game with a broken wrist - an injury that will keep her off the court the remainder of the season - and Flaws was sidelined with the flu. Myers led WCHS with seven points, one more than Hoversten. Bultena finished with five; Lynne Chalfant and Mikala Harrill both chipped in four.

    Girls' BasketballWebster City LynxClear Lake LionsClass 3ANorth Central ConferenceNCChigh school prep actionsportsathleticspep bandcheerleaders

  • Photo Sharing
  • About SmugMug
  • Browse Photos
  • Prints & Gifts
  • Terms
  • Privacy
  • Contact
  • Owner Log In
© 2021 SmugMug, Inc.