Harris-Lake Park’s boys golf team dropped a War Eagle Conference road dual to Akron-Westfield on Thursday, April 11. The Westerners defeated the Wolves 162 to 187 at Akron Golf Course.

Lucas Ahrenstorff led Harris-Lake Park with his low round of 41. Seth Goodell shot a 43. Wyatt Wittrock shto a 51. Mason Ahrenstorff shot a 52. Caleb Hemphill shot a 54. Duane Ingham shot a 55.

Harris-Lake Park’s girls golf team dropped a War Eagle Conference road dual to Akron-Westifled on Thursday, April 11. The Westerners whooped the Wolves 202 to 232 at Akron Golf Course.

Rylie Wittrock and Addison Brueggeman led Harris-Lake Park with their low round of 57. Madeline Greve shot a 58. Lilli Gunderson and Danika deBoom shot rounds of 60. Cora Niemeier shot a 69.

Spirit Lake’s boys golf team dropped a road contest to rival Spencer on Tuesday, April 9. The Tigers topped the Indians 154 to 171 at Spencer Golf & Country Club.

Kaleb Johnson carded the low round for Spirit Lake with a 40. Jaizik Miller shot a 41. Will Graves shot a 42. Jake Jacobs and Hunter Jackson both shot a 48. Cam DeVos shot a 49 for the Indians.

Spencer’s AJ Stanley earned medalist honors with his low round of 38.

Spirit Lake’s girls golf team dropped a home meet with rival Spencer on Tuesday, April 9. The Tigers topped the Indians 191 to 224 at Okoboji View Golf Course in Spirit Lake.

Morgan Fine carded the low round for Spirit Lake with a 52. Emma Whiting shot a 55. Bella Marx shot a 56. Abi Slater shot a 59. Sydney Hunt shot a 68. Lauren Borthwick shot a 70 for the Indains.

Harris-Lake Park’s boys golf team earned a 20-stroke road victory over Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn on Tuesday, April 9. The Wolves defeated the Hawks 172 to 192 at Meadowbrook Golf and Country Club in Hartley.

Caden Vant Hul earned first-place medalist honors with his low round of 41.

Seth Goodell shot a 42. Lucas Gunderson shot a 43. Caleb Hemphill shot a 46. Duane Ingham shot a 47. Wyatt Wittrock shot a 49 for the Wolves.

Harris-Lake Park’s girls golf team battled Harley-Melvin-Sanborn in a dual on Tuesday, April 9. The Wolves carded a combined round of 236 at Meadowbrook Golf and Country Club in Hartley. The Hawks did not have a team score.

Harris-Lake Park’s Madeline Greve led the way with her third-place round of 57.

Lilli Gunderson shot a 58. Rylie Wittrock shot a 59. Danika deBoom and Cora Niemeier both carded rounds of 62. Gracie Gunderson shot a 63 for the Wolves.

Okoboji’s boys golf team placed third at a Siouxland Conference meet held Tuesday, April 9. The Pioneers carded a combined round of 156 to finish 13 strokes off the pace set by meet champion MOC-Floyd Valley.

Mason Dahms, RJ Kalsow, Lane Helgeson and Griffin Kasperbauer each carded rounds of 39 for the Pioneers. Tate Groenewg shot a 43 and Drew Early shot a 45.

Okoboji’s girls golf team took a skeleton crew to a Siouxland Conference meet held Tuesday, April 9 at Larchwood Golf Course in Larchwood.

Kahla Peters shot a 52, Morgan Elwood shot a 53 and Jaelyn Jostand shot a 55 for the Pioneers.

“We played well for most of the meet but had a couple of big numbers that really hurt the girls’ scores,” Okoboji coach Jeremy Wollenburg said.

The Spirit Lake Park-Okoboji girls soccer team secured a third consecutive win and a second straight shutout with a home victory over Sioux Center on Monday, April 8. SLP-O defeated the Warriors 3-0 at Okoboji High School in Milford.

SLPO jumped out to a 2-0 lead after one half and tacked on an insurance goal in the second.

The Spirit Lake Park-Okoboji boys soccer team dropped a road contest to Sioux Center on Monday, April 8. The Warriors topped SLPO 5-0 in Sioux Center.

“We played a very strong first half, keeping it scoreless for 30 minutes,” SLPO coach Alan Ditsworth said. “We continue to struggle for goal-scoring opportunities. They were a very strong defensive team.”

The Spirit Lake-Okoboji girls tennis team earned a crucial victory over rival Spencer on Monday, April 8. SL-O topped the Tigers 5-3 at Speier Park in Okoboji.

“Considering how inexperienced we are, our players are performing incredibly well,” Spirit Lake-Okoboji coach Bob O’Hara said. “This was a huge win for the team. Every player gave her full effort.”

In singles, Emma Straus, Izzie Wycoff, Sydnee Strucker and Sally Androski each earned wins for SL-O.

The Spirit Lake-Okoboji boys tennis team earned a dominant Lakes Conference road win over rival Spencer on Monday, April 8. SL-O defeated the Tigers 8-1 in Spencer.

In singles, Alex Profit, Luke Schneider, Evan Beck, Bennett Stecker and JD Schneider picked up wins for SL-O. The visitors went 3-0 In doubles, as Profit and Luke Schneider, Beck and Stecker, and JD Schneider and Will Klies earned wins for SL-O.

Spirit Lake’s girls golf team dropped a Lakes Conference road dual to Estherville Lincoln Central on Monday, April 8. The Midgets defeated the Indians 217-202 at Estherville Golf Course.

Sydney Hunt led Spirit Lake with her low round of 50. Emma Whiting and Bella Marx both carded rounds of 55. Morgan Fine shot a 57. Lauren Borthwick and Abi Slater both shot a 70 for the Indians.

Harris-Lake Park’s boys golf team escaped a home dual meet with War Eagle Conference foe MMCRU with a win by the slimmest of margins on Monday, April 8. The Wolves defeated the Royals 173-174 at Silver Lake Country Club in Lake Park.

Caden Vant Hul led Harris-Lake Park with his first-place medalist round of 40. Wyatt Wittrock shot a 43 to place third. Lucas Ahrenstorff shot a 44. Seth Goodell shot a 46. Duane Ingham shot a 49 and Caleb Hemphill shot a 53 for the Wolves.

Harris-Lake Park’s girls golf team hosted War Eagle Conference for MMCRU Monday, April 8 at Silver Lake Country Club in Lake Park. The Wolves topped the Royals 231-245.

Danika deBoom earned first-place medalist honors with her round of 56. Teammate Cora Niemeier placed second with a round of 57. Rylie Wittrock and Lilli Gunderson shot matching round of 59 to place third. Gracie Gunderson shot a 65 and Madeline Greve shot a 70 for the Wolves.