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Portch and Partridge put on a show at WIC meet

 OAKLAND (April 30) -- AHSTW’s Ryann Portch and Drake Partridge combined to win four individual gold medals and seven overall Tuesday night, emerging as the top area point winners at the Western Iowa Conference Track & Field Championships held in Oakland. Portch won the girls’ open 400 and 800 titles while Partridge swept the boys’ 100 and 200.

Spartan squads win three relay golds at RVC meet

 MONDAMIN (April 29) -- Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton’s boys and girls track teams combined to win three relay golds at the Rolling Valley Conference Meet here Monday, placing fifth and seventh, respectively, in the final team standings. Woodbine swept the RVC team titles in impressive fashion. The Tiger boys won nine events and outscored CAM 173-105 while Boyer Valley won four golds and placed third with 96.

Cyclone throwers Bieker, Andersen shine at Atlantic

 ATLANTIC (April 29) -- Impressive field-event throws from Caleb Bieker and Lauren Andersen proved to be the top Harlan Community track highlights Monday as the Cyclone boys placed third and the girls finished fifth in the Atlantic Trojan Co-Ed Relays. Bieker put together his best day of the season with second-place marks of 164 feet, five inches, in the discus and an even 51 feet in the shot put, approaching both of his personal bests from a

Improved relay times highlight local success at Drake

 DES MOINES (April 26-27) -- Area athletes competed in five events at the 110th annual Drake Relays this past weekend, recording a pair of season-best relay times and placing above their qualifying rank on three occasions. The Harlan Community boys 4x400 relay and girls 4x100 relay both ran their fastest times of the year in impressive fashion. The boys 4x400 team of Eli Boldan, Jon Owens, Johnathan Monson and Michael Erlemeier improved their

Heithoff scores twice in 4-0 Cyclone victory

 ATLANTIC (April 26) -- Michael Heithoff scored two goals and assisted another Friday night, leading the Harlan Community boys to a 4-0 Hawkeye Ten Conference soccer win at Atlantic. HCHS, which led 3-0 at the half and subbed frequently, did not allow a single shot on goal and outshot the Trojans 35-2 overall, snapping a two-game losing skid and improving to 5-6 overall and 3-1 in league play.

HCHS girls 1-1 in home triangular

 HARLAN (April 25) -- The Harlan Community girls golf team finished one stroke away from a triangular sweep at the Harlan Golf and Country Club Thursday, losing to Clarinda by one stroke (217-218) and beating Denison-Schleswig (232) by 14 shots. The Cyclones did boast the top medalist in junior Haley Manz, who shot a steady round of 49 to edge runner-up Gracie Brown of Clarinda by one stroke.

Cyclone boys golfers suffer close defeats

 BREDA (April 26) -- While the scores kept on improving for the Harlan Community boys golf team last week, victory narrowly eluded the Cyclones in three consecutive dual meets on the road. HCHS opened the week by placing seventh out of nine teams at the Monarch Boys Invitational held April 22 on Denison’s Majestic Hills.

Soccer: Vikings win title at Western Iowa Shootout

 TREYNOR (April 27) -- The AHSTW boys soccer team improved to 9-0 on Saturday with an impressive performance at the Western Iowa Shootout in Treynor. The Vikings beat Logan-Magnolia 9-0 in the first round, then shut out Underwood 4-0 before getting past Treynor 2-1 in the finals. Blake Osbahr, Brayton Tuma and Gabe Madsen all scored a three-goal hat trick in the win over Lo-Ma, which AHSTW led 7-0 at halftime.

Seven golds lead Cyclones to Lady Red Relays title

 MISSOURI VALLEY (April 23) -- Harlan Community earned seven gold medals, improved three relay times and scored 164 points to win the team title at Tuesday’s Missouri Valley Lady Red Relays. The AHSTW girls also made a strong showing with three gold-medal performances and 79 points, placing fourth behind HCHS, Logan-Magnolia (105) and Denison-Schleswig (97).

HCHS boys place fourth at Wildcat Relays

 CARLISLE (April 23) -- The Harlan Community boys track team placed fourth with 85 points at Tuesday’s Carlisle Wildcat Relays, scoring 14 times in 13 of 19 events. Carlisle and Nevada led the field with five gold medals each, but it was Indianola winning the team title with 132 points.

Cyclone offensive woes continue in 3-0 loss at Denison

 DENISON (April 22) -- The Harlan Community boys soccer team continued to struggle for offense Monday night in a 3-0 loss to a skilled, fast and deep Denison-Schleswig squad. The Monarchs led just 1-0 at halftime before taking control with two goals in the first 12 and a half minutes of the second half, improving to 5-2 overall and 2-0 in the Hawkeye Ten Conference. HCHS, which started 2-0 after outscoring Treynor and Lewis Central by a combin

HCHS Boys Tennis Results

April 9 • at Council Bluffs: Lewis Central 7, HCHS 2Varsity Singles Results - No. 1: Brock Bruns (H) won 8-0 over Justin Reynolds; No. 2: Jonathan Cheek (H) lost 1-8 to Calvin Fricke; No. 3: Jack Buman (H) lost 2-8 to Chase Johnson; No. 4: Adam Kohl (H) lost 0-8 to Jake Lear; No. 5: Braden Fink (H) lost 0-8 to Eros Filipino-Johns; No. 6: Carter Wagner (H) lost 3-8 to Spencer Cooper-Ohms.Varsity Doubles Results - No. 1: B. Bruns/J.

Cyclone girls fall to 0-7 in tennis duals

 HARLAN (April 23) -- The Harlan Community girls played a more competitive brand of tennis during home meets earlier this week, but still suffered losses at the hands of Atlantic and St. Albert to fall to 0-7 on the year. The Trojans topped HCHS 6-3 Monday in what was the Cyclones’ closest dual this season.

HCHS Girls Tennis Results

April 15 • at Harlan -- Kuemper Catholic 9, HCHS 0Varsity Singles Results: No. 1: Elise Juhl (H) lost 0-8 to Isabel Schwabe; No. 2: Liz Devine (H) lost 0-8 to Elise Janson; No. 3: Emily Taggs (H) lost 0-8 to Abby Boes; No. 4: Bobbie Schechinger (H) lost 0-8 to Ashlynn Brant; No. 5: Josie Knudson (H) lost 6-8 to Markie Madsen; No. 6: Anna Nelson (H) lost 2-8 to Jordan Schwabe.Varsity Doubles Results: No. 1: E. Juhl/B.

Harlan Special Olympics qualifies 46 track events for state

 COUNCIL BLUFFS -- On Tuesday April 9, the Harlan Community Schools took 40 Special Olympics athletes to compete at the Southwest Area Spring Games for track and field at Iowa Western Community College. Each athlete participated in two events, choosing from the 50-meter dash, 100-meter dash, standing long jump, running long jump, softball throw, mini javelin and shot put.

Glenwood girls start fast, hand Cyclones 6-2 defeat

 HARLAN (April 18) -- Glenwood scored three times in the first 13 minutes and was able to maintain at least a two-goal advantage the rest of the way here Thursday night, beating the Harlan Community girls soccer team 6-2. The Rams took 23 shots on goal compared to just four for HCHS, which dropped to 2-3 overall and 0-2 in the Hawkeye Ten Conference.

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