HAMPTON—- In a wild finish it was the Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs boys basketball team that came away with the win after a buzzer beater by Aaden Keehn after getting an offensive rebound to beat the buzzer in the Bulldogs 67-65 win over the Iowa Falls-Alden Cadets on Jan 7. The Bulldogs won their second game in a row and improved to 3-5 on the year.
 

The season is off to a good start for the West Fork Warhawks girls basketball team as the Warhawks entered the winter break with a record of 5-2 on the year. Head coach Rodney Huber said that  he thought that things were pretty good during the first half of the season.
 

With the first half of the season over and the team coming back from the winter break, The Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs boys wrestling team is ready to get back to competition.  Head coach Patrick Hansen said that while some things did not go their way that the first half of the season was good for the Bulldogs.
 

The first half of the season might not have gone the way the Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs boys basketball team would have like record wise as the Bulldogs entered the winter break with a record of 1-5. But head coach Brian Niesen said that said that he thought the team had some good moments in the first half but that they have to focus on being more consistent.
 

With the first half of the season out of the way, the West Fork Warhawks girls wrestling team is getting ready for the second half. The team starts up competition again on the road on Jan. 7. at Nevada at 6 p.m.
 

With multiple meets under their belt,the Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs girls wrestling team is set to start the second half of the season. The team’s next meet is on Jan. 7. at Aplington-Parkersburg at 6 p.m.
 

Things have been going pretty well so far this season for the Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs girls basketball team. The Bulldogs are ranked No. 13 and are 8-0 on the year. The Bulldogs defeated the No. 12. The St. Ansgar Saints 43-33 in their last game before the winter break on Dec. 21.
 
Head coach Miranda Stafford said that heading into the break that she  is happy when it comes to where they are at record wise
 

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HAMPTON—- The Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs girls basketball game improved to 3-0 on the year after a 53-36 win over the Clear Lake Lions on Dec. 6.
 

The Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs boys wrestling team had two meets this past week. The team fell to Lake Mills 42-28 in the team’s first meet of the year on Dec. 3. In that match, Jacob Mahler won in the 132-lbs weight class, Charlie Showalter won in the 138-lbs weight class, and Colin Bird won in the 165-lbs weight class. Madox Strother won in the 106-lbs weight class and William Vosburg won in the 120-lbs weight class.
 

Last year was a strong season for the West Fork Warhawks boys basketball team, which saw the team make it all the way to the Class 1A Substate 3 championship game before ending the season in the Substate championship game with a record of 20-5. The Warhawks are getting ready for the upcoming season.
 

The Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs girls wrestling team is preparing for the upcoming season. Head coach Brittany Stevens said that the Bulldogs are focusing on building the team from the ground up this year.
 
“We are looking to go out and do our best, learn the sport, and win some matches,” Stevens said. 
 

With the season approaching the Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs boys wrestling team, head coach Patrick Hansen said that the Bulldogs bring back a large nucleus of the team from last year with around 15 kids that earned varsity letters returning. Hansen said that like always that the team has high expectations this year.
 

Following a successful season last year that saw the West Fork Warhawks girls basketball team advance to the second round of the Class 2A Region 2 tournament and the year with a record of 13-10. The Warhawks are getting ready to go even further this season.
 
Head coach Rodney Huber said that one goal for the team this year is to compete for the conference title and the other is to make a deep run in the playoffs.
 

The season may not have gone the way the West Fork Warhawks football team would have liked as the team ended the season with a record of 2-7. But head coach Daniel Westhoff said that while the team was a little disappointed with the final record, that the team did take some steps forward.