The Webster City boys soccer team has made it to the state tournament for the third time in a row. On Wednesday night, they defeated Aplington-Parkersburg with a strong 4-0 win in the Class 1A, Substate 2 final. The match took place at Lynx Field, and a big crowd had gathered to support the home team.
From the very beginning, Webster City showed control and didn’t allow their opponents much space. In the 26th minute, senior midfielder Aiden Tollefson scored the first goal, which set the tone for the rest of the game. Just before halftime, senior forward Camren Cherry added another goal, making the score 2-0 at the break.
The team didn’t slow down in the second half. Sophomore Collin Cherry scored just five minutes after the restart, and senior Alex Ford scored the final goal with about 10 minutes left in the game.
The players celebrated each goal with high energy, and the fans were equally excited. It was a proud moment for the team and the school.
Webster City’s coach praised the team’s efforts and said they had prepared well for this match. He said the players showed discipline, teamwork, and confidence, which helped them get this important win. The Lynx had been working hard all season for this moment, and it paid off.
The team has now improved its season record to 12-3. This latest win also means that they will be heading to the state tournament once again, something they’ve done successfully for the past two years. Last year, they had reached the semifinals, and they’re hoping to go even further this time.
The Lynx are now waiting to see who they’ll face in the state quarterfinals. The matchups will be announced soon, and the team is preparing for another tough challenge. For now, the focus is on staying sharp and keeping the winning spirit alive.
Many students, parents, and local fans came out to cheer for the team during the final. The players were seen thanking the crowd after the game, knowing how important their support was. The whole community seems proud of what the team has achieved.
Webster City boys soccer has become a strong force in the state, and with their third straight appearance, they’ve proven that hard work and team spirit can take you far. As they gear up for the state tournament, fans are hopeful that this year could be their best one yet.