SHEFFIELD—- It took all the way until the final inning, but the West fork Warhawks completed the comeback against the North Butler Bearcats to win 7-6 at home on June 5. The Warhawks are now 7-6 on the year.
 

HAMPTON—-- The Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs softball team was not able to keep up with the Clear Lake Lions as the Bulldogs fell 12-1 on June 7 to drop to 2-6 on the year.

ALLISON— The Hampton-Dumont-CAL bulldogs baseball team was in control early on and never looked back in their 14-0 win over the North Butler Bearcats on June 6. The Bulldogs are now 3-10 on the year.

The Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs softball team went 1-1 this week and improved to 2-2 in the early parts of the season after losing to AGWSR 11-7 on May 28 and defeating Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 9-0 on May 29.

While the season may not have gone the way the Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs would have liked as the team had a record of 0-14. But head coach Ben Schlachter said that a positive for the Bulldogs this year was how the team grew to trust each other more as the season went along as well as believing in themselves and their teammates.”
 

HAMPTON—- There was some drama at the end but the Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs baseball team earned their first win of the season after defeating the Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Cowboys 8-4 on May 29. The Bulldogs are now 1-7 on the year.

The West Fork Warhawks baseball team won both of their games this past week as the team moved to 2-1 on the year after a 3-2 win over Rockford on May 22 and a 10-0 win over Iowa Falls-Alden on May 23.
Head coach Kayden Ames said that getting the two wins helps the team’s confidence a lot.
 

A goal for the Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs softball team according to head coach Kelsey Enslin is to be competing in every game this season. Last year the Bulldogs had a record of 8-17 and made it to the semifinals of the Class 3A region 5 tournament. Enslin said that the Bulldogs have been focusing a lot so far on details.
 

The season came to an end for the Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs boys soccer team following a 4-0 loss to Webster City in the Class 2A Substate 2 tournament on May 20. The boys team ends the season with a record of 8-8. Webster City led 2-0 at halftime and scored two more goals in the second half. Looking back at the season as a whole, Bulldogs head coach Danielle Arana said that the season went ok.
 

The Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs boys and girls track teams competed at the 3A state championship from May 16- May 18. The girls team finished in a tie for 13th place with a score of 20 points and the boys team did not score as a team.
 

CLEAR LAKE— The Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs boys and girls track and field teams competed at the 3A State Qualifier at Clear Lake on May 9. The boys team took fourth place out of eight teams with a score of 72 and the girls team took sixth place out of eight teams with a score of 67 points. 
 

Following last season which saw the West Fork Warhawks baseball team go 5-17 on the year, the Warhawks are looking to build off the season that saw their young team gain some needed experience.
 
Warhawks head coach Kayden Ames said last year the Warhawks could have had more wins but lost a few games in the late innings. That experience can help the team this year according to Ames

HAMPTON—- The Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs boys soccer team improved to 7-6 on the year after defeating the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Cardinals 2-1 at home on May 6. The Bulldogs had 58 shots, including 35 shots on goal. It looked like the game was going to be scoreless going into halftime as the Bulldogs had a couple of chances throughout the first half to take the lead but a couple of shots went off the goal post.
 

Last year the Hampton-Dumont-CAL bulldogs baseball team finished the season exactly at .500 with a record of 15-15. This year head coach Matt Lokenvitz said that this year just like every other year the team has a goal set to win 20 games this season. Another goalie to get to the top half of the conference and compete to a district championship.
 

It has been 50 years since the Sheffield-Chapin boys basketball team made it to the state tournament and that season continues to be a fond memory for those involved in the team. Sheffield-Chapin went 25-1 under head coach Jim Cuvelier that year with the one loss coming at the hands of Orange City Unity Christian 62-58 in the quarterfinals. Orange City Unity Christian went on to win the Class A state championship.