After more than a
week without a win, the Lynnville-Sully baseball team enjoyed a dominating 16-1
win over Tri-County on Monday night, June 3. Prior to that, the Hawks had found
themselves on a seven-game losing streak.
“This past week was a big week
of games with six varsity games in total,” said...
As of Monday, June 3, the Lynnville-Sully softball girls had played six
games over the course of six days. The Hawks played hard in this busy stretch
of the season, winning all the games except two tournament games on Saturday.
In the second week
of the 2019 season, the Lynnville-Sully baseball boys saw definite improvement
in their game and earned their first wins of the young season.
BGM
The Hawks picked up their first
win, 6-2, in a home conference matchup with BGM on Wednesday, May 29.
The Lynnville-Sully softball team got off to a hot start in the opening
week of the season. The girls won four of their five games, with their only
loss coming to Class 4A Pella during a home tournament on Saturday.
“Our focus this
week was just finding ways to win,” said L-S Coach...
Three games into the 2019 season,
Lynnville-Sully’s baseball team is still searching for its first win.
After
suffering a 6-1 loss in the season opener against Montezuma on Monday, May 20,
the Hawks fin-ished the week with two more losses at the hands of SICL
Confer-ence teams.
Iowa High School’s State Track and Field Championships held May 16-18
will go down in the record books as memorable, exciting, and full of
accomplishments for area athletes, their families, and the programs, schools,
and communities they represent. A total of 11 local athletes – 10 from
Lynnville-Sully and Pella Christian’s Blake Veenstra of Lynnville – took...
Lynnville-Sully’s track athletes chased down
hardware and incredible accomplishments at the 2019 state track meet last week.
Senior Tyson Vander Linden wrapped up an outstanding high school career by
garnering gold medals in the 400-m dash and 400-m hurdles as well as the sprint
medley with fellow senior Gage Vander Leest and juniors Ethan Wyma and Kinnick
McFarland.