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Two district champion teams met up on Friday, Oct. 26, to battle out the first round of Class A playoffs. Lynnville-Sully came in as the 16th seed and traveled to Hudson to face the number-one-ranked Pirates. The Hawks stepped onto the field with a vengeance, not forgetting their 2017 playoff run coming to a halt at...

The Lynnville-Sully volleyball team brought their season to an end after going up against Montezuma in the third round of regionals, the furthest the Hawks have been in over five years. L-S traveled to Montezuma to face the 29-6 Br ves at their home court on Thursday, Oct. 25. The Hawks struggled against their conference opponent,...

Sophomore Caitlin Alberts put on a cross-country uniform for the first time this year, not knowing she would end up wrapping the season up at the state cross-country meet. “Caitlin didn’t know what to expect at the start of the season, as she had no prior knowledge or experi-ence with cross- country,” said head coach Darin...

The Lynnville-Sully Hawks can add another accomplishment to the 2018 highlight reel: With a dominating 49-7 win against Martensdale-St. Marys on Friday, Oct. 19, the Hawks finished undefeated in district play and for the second consecutive year, are the 2018 Class A District 8 champions. Now, the Hawks will play in a rematch of the 2017 Class...

For the second consecutive year, a member of the Lynnville-Sully cross-country team has punched their ticket to state. On Thursday, Oct. 18, first-year runner Caitlin Alberts ran her best race all year to move her onto the state meet. “She raced tonight just as she has done such a great job of all season,” said proud...

The Lynnville-Sully volleyball team blazed past the first round of their post season on Tuesday, Oct. 16. The Hawks hosted Melcher-Dallas for the first round of regional play and dominated the Saints in three sets: 25-17, 25-17, 25-10. The Hawks stepped up on offense, totaling 31 kills. Junior Mallory Loftus led the team, hammering down 10...

The Lynnville-Sully cross-country team displayed their improvement and season’s hard work at the conference meet on Thursday, Oct. 11. The meet, originally scheduled for Tuesday at North English, was held at BGM due to soggy conditions. The girls came away from the night with a second-place finish behind Belle Plaine by just six points. Three Hawks...