Undefeated No. 2 ACGC travels to IKM-Manning tonight

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

No. 2 ACGC (5-0) makes the trip to IKM-Manning (2-3) High School tonight, Friday, Oct. 4. The Chargers have been a wrecking ball this season, with multiple 40-plus point performances on offense, including a 50-point outburst last Friday against Riverside. The two-pronged rushing attack of Jathan South and Mike Fuller has both with more than 600 yards rushing on the season. Expect to see those two get plenty of action on the gridiron tonight. IKM-Manning gave ACGC a tough game last season, with the Chargers ultimately winning, 35-31.

Chargers sweep Interstate 35, 3-0

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

ACGC volleyball (11-3) hosted Interstate 35 on Tuesday, Oct. 1, winning in a dominant sweep. The Chargers won the sets 25-11, 25-9 and 25-6. The Shay Lemke and Stella Largent duo continued to be a force to be reckoned with. Lemke led with 22 assists out of the team’s 27. Largent had a team-high 14 kills. Camdyn Richter was next closest with nine. Plenty of Chargers got involved on defense. Largent, Becca Littler, Shay Lemke and Richter all shared a team-high six digs. Ilana Baumert was dominant behind the line. She was a perfect 19/19 with a team-high eight aces.

Panthers travel to face No. 6 Earlham tonight

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

Panorama football (1-4) is fresh off its first win of the season and will travel to No. 6 Earlham (4-1) tonight, Oct. 4, with kickoff slated for 7 p.m. Panorama won the contest between the two last season, 49-21, but face a much better side this time around. Earlham’s only loss on the season was against No. 2 ACGC earlier this season.

Panorama volleyball stays hot, wins both games at Nodaway Valley triangular

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

Panorama volleyball (7-7) hosted a triangular on Thursday, Oct. 4, competing against Nodaway Valley (0-24) and Grand View Christian (5-16). Panorama won both games, sweeping Nodaway Valley, 2-0. The first set was a close 25-19. Panorama dominated the second set, 25-1. Against Grand View Christian, the Panthers won, 2-1, winning the first set 25-22, losing the second, 14-25, and taking the third, 15-9 to secure the win. The two wins last night have Panorama on a four-game win streak, sitting at .500 and sixth in the WCAC. The seven wins on the season equaled their total from last year. Panorama will travel to Madrid this Saturday, Oct. 5 aiming to keep its win streak alive against host Madrid, Webster City, Earlham and Murray.

Panthers sweep Madrid away from home, 3-0

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

On Tuesday, Oct. 1, Panorama volleyball (5-7) swept Madrid (1-14) in dominating fashion. The sets shook out at 25-14, 25-13 and 25-17, giving Panorama back-to-back wins. Nerea Gimeno Perez led the team in assists with 14. Faith Recker also hit double digits with 10. Gracie Recker was on the end of most of the assists with 12 kills. Madison Mincy was all over the floor on defense as shown by her team-high 19 digs. The next closest was Faith Recker with seven. Kelsey Laabs was a perfect 12/12 on serves with two aces.