By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The ACGC boys cross country team earned second place with 99 points at the Panorama cross country meet on Thursday, Sept. 19. Ogden won the meet with 66. Two top-10 finishes came from Charger runners. Gavin Sloss placed fourth in 18:17.50. Preston Kent followed him in eighth place in 18:40.30. Noah Kading cracked the top 20, placing 20^th in 19:18.40. Tate Fever finished 30^th in 20:10.10. Jonny Kading finished 38^th in 20:30.70. Brody Beeler took 52^nd in 21:05.60. Jameson Pfrang rounded out the Charger athletes, placing 59^th in 21:34.30.

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By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

ACGC girls cross country earned third place for its 90-point effort at the Panorama cross country meet on Thursday, Sept. 19. Van Meter won the meet with 41. Ava Campbell had the highest finish for the Chargers, placing third in 20:49.10. Two other athletes cracked the top 20. Jayla Hoover took 15^th place in 23:09 and Cadence Peterson placed 19^th in 23:28.70. Adalyn Bensen followed, finishing 23^rd in 23:47.40. Paige Van Meter placed 31^st in 25:01.10. Brooklyn Schafer finished 42^nd in 25:54.40. Emmarae Ellis finished closely behind her in 44^th in 26:34.30. The Chargers play host for their next meet. Eleven other teams will travel to ACGC High School on Thursday, Sept. 26.

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By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

ACGC volleyball (9-3) was set to take on Madrid (1-9) this Saturday, Sept. 21, but it was canceled. This means the Chargers’ next game will be against East Sac County (13-6) on Tuesday, Sept. 24.

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

ACGC football (3-0) will look to keep its undefeated season alive against South Central Calhoun (2-1) at its homecoming game tonight, Sept. 20 with kickoff set for 7 p.m. South Central Calhoun is coming off a loss against Riverside while ACGC is still riding high after its win against Panorama. Last season, ACGC won the battle between these two teams, 35-21.