Monthly Archives: May 2024

L-S, PC athletes punch tickets to State Track and Field

A perfect storm of relentless rain, timing issues, and races that needed to be ran again made for one of the more interesting state-qualifying track and field meets in recent history, but the inclement elements did nothing to deter the efforts or focus put forth by Lynnville-Sully and Pella Christian athletes on Thursday, May 9,...
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L-S Girls send nine athletes to state in five events

L-S Girls send nine athletes to state in five events The state-qualifying meet for the Lynnville-Sully girls track team on Thursday, May 9, at BGM, was one to remember, due to rain, delays, timing issues, and more rain. At the end of the long night, the Hawks did not have an automatic qualifier as no meet...
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Hawks send 4×100 to State following rainy state-qualifying meet

Rainy weather and a host of problems caused by the rain at the state-qualifying meet on Thursday, May 9, didn’t dampen the spirits of the Lynnville-Sully’s boys track and field team as it put forth incredible effort with hopes of extending its season. The Hawks had no automatic qualifiers after Thursday’s meet, but found out...
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PC Track and Field sends athletes to State

Trevor Veenstra will compete at State in two events, the discus and shot put.  Weather delays, rain, and cold have been elements area track and field teams have battled all season, and it was no different for the Eagles’ Class 2A State-Qualifying Meet on Thursday, May 9. The Eagles competed at Roland-Story for their chance to advance...
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Lynnville Council reviews insurance quote, unsigned notes

  Lynnville City Council met in regular session at 5:30 p.m., Monday, May 13, at Lynnville City Hall. Present were mayor Mark Newberg, clerk Bev Arthur, city maintenance director Nick Arthur, council members Terry Fraker, Bailey Tompkins, Tanis Comegys, Bev Van Maanen, and Terry Needham, and guest Margaret Vander Weerdt. The amended agenda to include ballfield care...
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