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Chargers host AHSTW for homecoming tonight

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

ACGC’s homecoming game is tonight, Friday, Oct. 9 against AHSTW (3-4). ACGC won last year’s matchup, 42-14. ACGC will also be celebrating the state championships won before their schools combined. They will honor the Guthrie Center Tigers 1996 championship and the Adair-Casey Bombers 2001 championship.

Chargers pick up win against Interstate 35, 3-0

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The ACGC volleyball team (27-7) added another sweep to its list of wins on Tuesday, Oct. 6 at I-35 (5-19). ACGC won the sets 25-16, 25-13 and 25-11, making quick work of its West Central Activities Conference foes.

Kailee Kautkzy continued to lead in assists, this time with 25. Largent added to her growing number of kills with 18. Blair Brown joined her in double digits with 11. Ilana Baumert led in digs with 14, and Kautzky was close behind with 13. ACGC had 16 aces in total this game. Kautzky and Largent led with four apiece. Rylee Robson had three, Meranda Gruber and Baumert had two, and Brown had one.

ACGC plays in the CAM Volleyball Tourney on Saturday, Oct. 10. ACGC will play against Atlantic (10-13), CAM (9-6), Exira-EHK (9-8), Sidney (7-7) and Riverside (23-0).

Panthers fall to West Marshall, 62-0

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama football team (0-7) lost at West Marshall (4-2), 62-0 on Friday, Oct. 2. Cruz Crandall led the team in passing, going 6/14 for 48 yards. Crandall, with eight carries for eight yards, and Devonne Bell, with 10 carries for nine yards, led the team on the ground. Mason Cates had one catch for 17 yards, and Brayden Prescott had one catch for 24 yards. Bell and Cole Carstens led the team in tackles with six apiece. Carstens had a tackle for loss.

Panorama’s next game is against Ogden (2-4) at home on Friday, Oct. 9. It will be senior night for the Panthers. Panorama lost the competition between these teams last season, 42-13.

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Panthers win 1, drop 2 at Madrid Pink Out Tourney

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama volleyball team (10-10) left Madrid with one win in two losses in the Pink Out Tournament. Panorama defeated Des Moines East (5-15), 2-0. The Panthers lost games to Webster City (14-8), 2-1, and Ogden (20-9), 2-0.

Vs. Des Moines East, 2-0 W

Panorama                       23        21        2

Des Moines East         21        15        0

Stat leaders

  • Assists: Nerea Gimeno-Perez, five
  • Kills: Ashley Crees, six
  • Digs: Lexi Galvan, five
  • Blocks: None
  • Aces: Ines Gimeno-Perez, three

Vs. Webster City, 2-1 L

Panorama           21        17        13        1

Webster City   10        21        15        2

Stat leaders

  • Assists: Hailey Hellman, eight
  • Kills: Ashley Crees, seven
  • Digs: Lexi Galvan, 11
  • Blocks: Leah Carstens, Ashley Crees, Danica Isom, one
  • Aces: Lexi Galvan, Hailey Hellman, Ashley Crees, Andrea Knode, Hannah Dishman, one

Vs. Ogden, 2-0 L

Panorama        16        12        0

Ogden                21        21        2

Stat leaders

  • Assists: Nerea Gimeno-Perez, Ines Gimeno-Perez, two
  • Kills: Jessica Randol, two
  • Digs: Ines Gimeno-Perez, six
  • Blocks: None
  • Aces: Andrea Knode, two

Panorama travels to Pleasantville for a triangular tonight, Tuesday, Oct. 6. The third team at the meet is Madrid.

Crawford finishes 3rd, Chargers place 3rd at Glenwood

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The ACGC girls cross country team competed at the Glenwood Cross Country Meet on Monday, Oct. 5. The Chargers placed third, scoring 86 points. Host Glenwood won the meet with 43 points. No. 21 Vivian Crawford had the best Charger time, placing third in 20:30. Camdyn Coffman also placed in the top 10, finishing ninth in 22:12. Grace Berglund of Glenwood won the meet in 18:14.

FULL ACGC RESULTS

  • Vivian Crawford, third in 20:30
  • Camdyn Coffman, ninth in 22:12
  • Cadence Petersen, 20th in 22:51
  • Lillie Lauzon, 29th in 23:51
  • Brooklyn Schafer, 34th in 24:58