Category Archives: Sports

The Lynnville-Sully boys basketball team went 2-1 in the past week of action against three SICL Conference teams. TRI-COUNTY A high-scoring offense by the Lynnville-Sully boys led to a win at Tri-County on Tuesday, Jan. 14. Not only did the Hawks have an offensive explosion in the first half with 58 points, but L-S also held the Trojans...

Three South Iowa Cedar League opponents all fell to the Lynnville-Sully girls basketball team by more than 20 points per game in the past week of play. TRI-COUNTY The Lynnville-Sully girls basketball team dominated the entire game against Tri-County on Tuesday, Jan. 14. In the first quarter, L-S went up 20-2 and lengthened the lead in the...

The Lynnville-Sully Hawks went 0-2 at a triangular held at Sigourney last Thursday, Jan. 16. Against BGM, the L-S grapplers fell 54-17. Highlights of the dual included three pins by Hawks. At 132 pounds, junior CJ Snethen won by fall in 1:38 over Shamus Keller. Freshman Reese Dunsbergen, 152 pounds, pinned Daniel Bauer in 3:22. The third...

After a two-week break in action, the Lynnville-Sully boys basketball team was ready to get back in action on Tuesday, Jan. 7. The Hawks were at English Valleys and pulled off the win, 67-55. Senior Blaize Kuhlmann had the hot hand that night, racking up an impressive 30 points. L-S Head Coach Nick Harthoorn liked what...

Returning to the hardwood after Christmas break, the Lynnville-Sully girls basketball team was able to ease back into the season on Tuesday, Jan. 7. They put together a solid 74-39 win over English Valleys while welcoming back head coach Jerry Hulsing, who has been on medical leave since late November. “I would like to thank Coach...

Returning to action after Christmas break, the Lynnville-Sully grapplers went 1-1 in their first varsity event of 2020. The Hawks were at HLV for a triangular on Thursday, Jan. 9, and beat the host Warriors but fell to North Tama. The Hawks dropped a close dual with North Tama, 30-27, with four contested matches. Freshman Gentry...

Tyson Wilmesmeier is so excited to wrestle at his first tournament, he can’t help but smile through his whole match. Tyson placed second at the Steve Squires Memorial Tournament.   First-grader Beau Simbro receives sideline support from his mom Stacey Simbro, brother Brock Simbro, and Coach Steve Kramer. Beau earned third place in the Pee-Wee Division at...