By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The Panorama esports team was set to compete tonight, Tuesday, Jan. 27, but was forced to reschedule due to player illness to Wednesday, Feb. 6. This means that the regular season finale for the Panthers will be played as back-to-back games. Panorama’s playoff hopes hang in the balance of these two results.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The Panorama boys basketball team (1-14) lost a home game to ACGC (6-8) on Friday, Jan. 23. ACGC had its largest point total this season against the Panthers. Cruz Crandall led the Panthers in scoring with 14 points and led in assists with four. Jaxson Stauffer added eight points. Reed Draper led the team in rebounds with six.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The Panorama boys basketball team (1-15) lost its away game to Exira-EHK (1-13) on Monday, Jan. 26. A third-quarter rally from the Spartans ultimately gave them enough cushion to survive a late Panorama comeback attempt. Cruz Crandall once again led the way in scoring with 15 points. Reed Draper added nine points and led the team in rebounds with seven.
The Panthers return to the court tonight, Tuesday, Jan. 27, at home in a clash with Madrid (11-4). Madrid has won the last seven straight against Panorama including a close 58-50 win earlier this season. The Tigers have one of the most dangerous sophomore players in the state in Jevyn Severson, who leads them in points (24.7), rebounds (9.1) and assists (3.3).
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The ACGC boys basketball team (6-8) had its highest point total of the season at Panorama (1-14) on Friday, Jan. 23. The scoring effort was spearheaded by Thomas Skram, who exploded for 27 points on 11/16 shooting. Preston Kent with 15, Joe Crawford with 13 and Jonny Kading with 12 joined him in double figures. Kading also led in assists with six.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The Panorama girls basketball team (5-12) lost an away game to No. 8 Exira-EHK (15-1) on Monday, Jan. 26. Morgan Crees reached double-figure scoring for the Panthers with 14 points on 6/13 shooting. Ruth Fett had the next-highest number of points with eight. Ashley Crees led the team in rebounds with nine. Lexi Galvan led the team in assists with three. The next game for the Panthers is tonight, Tuesday, Jan. 27, against Madrid (8-7). Madrid secured its first win over Panorama in 35 attempts earlier this season, winning narrowly, 40-32, in early December.
By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette
The Panorama girls basketball team (5-11) struggled from the field in its home loss to ACGC (12-3) on Friday, Jan. 23. Ines Gimeno-Perez led the team in scoring with five points. Morgan Crees led in rebounds with seven.
